This place amazed me. It’s relaxing, the food is delicious, and you can see natural things everywhere teaching you local history and tradition. I strongly recommend it!

The place is pretty close to Bishkek. It's quite touristy but has a lot of charm and traditional elements which I loved. The dinner in the yurts was very good.

Very cozy and beautiful place for holiday, you can visit national Kyrgyz museum and taste a national dish take a lot of photo.

This is one of the best places to experience Kyrgyzstan’s cuisine and explore the culture. The service is remarkable and the food is delicious and plentiful. Please call ahead if you want to eat inside a yurt, have a large party or if you have...special orders of food such as plov.More

Supara has a very cool ethnic decor with unique buildings and dining arrangements, but that's where it ends. Customer service is hit and miss. They often don't have menu items and I've had undercooked chicken that they refused to take back to the kitchen and...recook. They bring the dishes out in random order and forget to even bring some dishes out. The food is expensive by Kyrgyz standards and the rooms are always cold in the fall, winter and spring. For the money you pay, you should get more. Everyone should go at least once to Supara, but once is enough.More

What a lovely restaurant, good food and service and atmosphere. This delightful though somewhat contrived 'ethno' complex is a rapid-fire presentation of all things traditionally Kyrgyz, attracting mainly well-heeled urban locals. Costumed waiters serve a full range of authentic and original Kyrgyz meals. Also they...provide tour guide to look around of Supara . There are also history museum fee price only 100 som. Especially Thank you for Mr . Yryskeldi excellent service. Definitely we will come back. 🇰🇬💞More

Whether you want to try local Kyrgyzstan cuisine, get a good class of kyrgz sour milk, or even European food (pizza, salads, soup, burgers etc) this is a marvellous place to come The tables are in 'Uirtas' and the severs are in traditional outfits It...gives you that traditional feel (a bit like 'medevil times' in America but with out the fake/cheesey/over the top performance You can explore and gave a look round the site and get some good photos, or be submerged in what was part of Kyrgyzstans history Vegetarian options aswell, however if you are a meat eater you will thrive here with all the choices! Definitely worth going out of your way to visit and see!More

Supara is a complete experience. The food is fantastic, the facilities are beautiful and comfortable and the staff will go the extra mile to make your stay a wonderful one. For me the absolute best of all that summed up is the beautiful, detailed focused...and respectful way in which you can experience here tradition, and as a foreigner get a bit closer to traditional music, food and dress. I recommend this to everyone!More

Its outside of Bishkek, really good to come here to try Kyrgyz meals. Thanks I liked everything recommend to everyoneMore

I have been to restaurants in probably 50 countries, and Supara is the coolest eva. The food is incredible, and the experience is extraordinary. Three of us had our own converted-to-permanent Yurt, and ate for hours, with two waiters stoking the fire, pouring wine, and...serving incredible dish after incredible dish. And I ate the takeout for the next two days. I read a review that said the food takes a long time to arrive. Dude, if you want fast food go to Nandos. If you want an insanely great culinary and cultural experience, go to Supara.More

Good local ethnic touch but Overrated restaurant with high prices. Because dining houses are far from kitchen it takes long for waiters to serve. Soup got cold until it has been served on our table.More

very innovative in traditional Kyrgyz meals, try the kumyz sorbet! or the horse meat kurdak... or shashlykMore