We went here four times during our week in Bishkek!
The menu was large and varied, with many local dishes . We don’t speak Russian, so it was helpful to have pictures to choose our meals.
Everything we tried was tasty. I especially enjoyed the lentil soup and lamb shaslick.
The apple strudel and chocolate fondant desserts were delicious!

We were exploring the city and were thirsty, so went inside without many expectations, but to have a drink. It turned out to be a nicely decorated restaurant, with a good menu book in Russian and English and with pictures. We had carrot juice and ginger tea and some snacks, and all was good and served fast.

My friends and I went to Bukhara on the corner of Chui and Isanova streets, and we loved it so much, that we came back twice (in total we had one dinner and 2 lunches there) - helpful staff, great food (enough vegetarian options, which was very important for us), tasty lemonades. We had no problem with food - it was served fast, quality was perfect, and there were no mishaps with our orders.

Terrible place, waited for meal about 30 minutes, dishes served separately, that had our meal one by one.
Would not recommend.

This is a reliable place if you just want to eat, without surprises and enthusiasm. The Kholodets and Hachipuri were reasonable but tasteless, and the lamb Shashlik I had was well flavored, but very tough with bone pieces typical of someone using a blunted ax to split the meat.