Food is an integral part of Uyghur culture. The unique character of Uyghur cuisine is a result of local products, traditional cooking methods, and recipes that have been passed through generations.
Check our MenuThe Uyghurs are a Turkic-speaking group of people who traditionally inhabited the East Turkistan region of Central Asia AKA Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region.
Jusai proudly prepare and serve a mix of authentic Uyghur cuisine, Xinjiang and Central Asian dishes. Xinjiang sits between China and Central Asia, bordering eight countries and was an important area along the ancient Silk Road trading path. Uyghur Cuisine combines the rich and hearty ingredients that are common across Central Asia, utilising a lot of elementd from them, and also Chinese food culture.
MoreTraditional Uyghur hand-pulled noodles served with sauteed beef and "BIG CUT" stir-fried vegetables.
Traditional Uyghur hand-pulled noodles served with sauteed beef and "BIG CUT" stir-fried vegetables and Jelly (Wood) Ear black mushrooms.
Traditional Uyghur hand-pulled noodles served with sauteed beef and "SMALL CUT" stir-fried vegetables.
Traditional Uyghur "fried" hand-pulled noodles served with sauteed beef and "BIG CUT" stir-fried vegetables.
Traditional Uyghur "fried" hand-pulled noodles served with sauteed beef & "BIG CUT" stir-fried vegetables and Jelly (Wood) Ear black mushrooms.
Homemade Uyghur hand-pulled noodles soup served with beef and vegetables.
Uyghur-style steamed buns stuffed with beef and onions, and seasoned with black pepper and house spices.
Uyghur-style steamed buns stuffed with pumpkin and onions, and seasoned with black pepper and house spices.
Uyghur-style steamed buns stuffed with beef, pumpkin and onions, and seasoned with black pepper and house spices.
Uyghur-style steamed buns stuffed with Jusai herb (Chinese chives), beef and onions, and seasoned with black pepper and house spices.
Pan-grilled beef topped with onions and spices.
Pan-grilled beef and potato topped with bell peppers, onions and spices.
Uyghur style steamed bun served with sauteed beef and stir-fried vegetables.
Traditional Uyghur sauteed beef & stir-fried vegetables served with rice.
Uyghur style hand-made and oven-baked puf pastry buns with minced beef and onions seasoned with black pepper and sprinkled with sesame sprinkles (2 piece per serve).
Uyghur style hand-made and oven-baked puf pastry buns with minced pumpkin and onions seasoned with black pepper and sprinkled with sesame sprinkles (4 piece per serve).
Uyghur style hand-made and oven-baked puf pastry buns with minced beef, pumpkin and onions seasoned with black pepper and sprinkled with sesame sprinkles (4 piece per serve).
Freshly oven-baked Uyghur flatbread Ø12-15cm with butter and milk.
Manpar is unleavened dough cooked in a rich meat sauce with vegetables.
Stewed beef in a special broth for many hours, added our branded thick noodles and special spices that gives the broth a unique taste.
Mini-dumpling soup with minced beef, onions seasoned with black pepper.
Mosyay is made using an Asian technique – bashing the cucumbers so they burst open and the sesame ginger dressing creeps into all those cracks and crevices. It’s a unique way to prepare cucumbers that creates unique textures and flavours.
Marinated, salted and fermented Beijing Napa Cabbage soft leaves with sweet and hot peppers. Basyay is very close to Korean Kimchi.
Uyghur-inspired warm salad, featuring crisp cucumbers, earthy Jelly ear black mushroom, succulent stir-fried marinated beef, all brought together with a rich soy dressing. A delightful fusion of flavors!
Famous tea from the Yunnan province. Due to the colour of its leaves, this speciality is also called "red tea". Its unique character is the result of a special fermentation process. Coarse, light reddish leaf. Dark brown infusion, mellow and earthy.
Black tea with pomegranate juice, rosehip peels, hibiscus, Goji berries, raspberry bits, guarana seeds, sea buckthorn and cornflower petals.
A light grean leaf, tightly rolled into balls from Fujian a province on the southeastern coast of China has a light green infusion and sweet milky note.
A classic green tea from Zhejiang province of China steeped in tradition and popular around the world. Translated, Chun Mee means "precious eyebrow", since the leaf resembles the eyebrow shape of classic Chinese beauties.
Green tea combined with fresh citrus peels, lemon myrtle and spicy ginger, with cinnamon and fine carrot strips.
Hibiscus, rosehip peels, apple bits, citrus peels and sunflower petals, make this fruit melange a fresh drink with the fruity and sweety taste of apricots and peaches.
Coffee cherry tea is a herbal tea made from the dried skins of the coffee fruit and include the dried berries of the coffee plant that remain after the coffee beans have been collected from within. It is also known as cascara, from the Spanish cáscara, meaning "husk".
This full-bodied Ceylon black tea blend from Uva district is complemented by a light, fresh bergamot character - a classic amongst flavoured teas.
Chinese colourless liqueur distilled from corn, typically coming in between 35% and 60% ABV.
Region: Imereti, Style: Dry, Alcohol Level: 13.3% by vol., Bottle Size: 750ml, Fermentation: Qvevri (Pitcher)
Region: Imereti, Style: Dry, Alcohol Level: 13% by vol., Bottle Size: 750ml, Fermentation: Qvevri (Pitcher)
Region: Imereti, Style: Dry, Alcohol Level: 12% by vol., Bottle Size: 750ml, Grapes: Krakhuna, Fermentation: Qvevri (Pitcher)
Region: Imereti, Style: Dry, Alcohol Level: 13% by vol., Bottle Size: 750ml, Fermentation: Qvevri (Pitcher)
Region: Imereti, Style: Dry, Alcohol Level: 13.6% by vol., Bottle Size: 750ml, Grapes: Tsitska 20%, Tsolikouri 60%, Krakhuna 20%, Fermentation: Qvevri (Pitcher)
I had tried Uyghur cuisine before, so I had very high expectations. And boy were they met 😁😁
I'd give 10 stars if I could.
The food was superb, especially the soup. The portions are quite big, so come hungry.
After dinner the owner had a chat with us, a very lovely lady who opened the restaurant to teach about her culture.
The best hand-pulled lagman in town! Every dish is amazing.
Found this place and had to try it, seeing as it’s impossible to get Uyghur lagman in Tbilisi. The food was delicious! The noodles are well made (a very big deal in lagman!), sauce was rich and flavorful, and the veggies and meat were obviously freshly cooked. The owner served us herself and it was clear that she cared about her guests. Thanks for a lovely meal! :)
Friendly staff, nice ambiance and we love this kind of food 🍲
I had tried Uyghur cuisine before, so I had very high expectations. And boy were they met 😁😁
I'd give 10 stars if I could.
The food was superb, especially the soup. The portions are quite big, so come hungry.
After dinner the owner had a chat with us, a very lovely lady who opened the restaurant to teach about her culture.
The best hand-pulled lagman in town! Every dish is amazing.
Found this place and had to try it, seeing as it’s impossible to get Uyghur lagman in Tbilisi. The food was delicious! The noodles are well made (a very big deal in lagman!), sauce was rich and flavorful, and the veggies and meat were obviously freshly cooked. The owner served us herself and it was clear that she cared about her guests. Thanks for a lovely meal! :)
Friendly staff, nice ambiance and we love this kind of food 🍲
I had tried Uyghur cuisine before, so I had very high expectations. And boy were they met 😁😁
I'd give 10 stars if I could.
The food was superb, especially the soup. The portions are quite big, so come hungry.
After dinner the owner had a chat with us, a very lovely lady who opened the restaurant to teach about her culture.
The best hand-pulled lagman in town! Every dish is amazing.
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