Served at
Samarkand RestaurantThe first restaurant in Israel to introduce Bukharian hospitality and cuisine, founded in 1995 by Eliyahu Fuzaylev. It offers authentic Uzbek and Bukharian dishes in an ambiance inspired by Samarkand.
A common Middle Eastern dip made from mashed chickpeas, blended with tahini, lemon juice, and garlic, served as part of the regular Israeli fare at Samarkand.
A spread is a food item designed to be applied onto other foods, typically using a knife. It is commonly spread onto products like bread or crackers. The primary function of a spread is to enhance the flavor or texture of the food it accompanies, which might otherwise be considered bland. Examples of spreads include butter and various soft cheeses.
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The first restaurant in Israel to introduce Bukharian hospitality and cuisine, founded in 1995 by Eliyahu Fuzaylev. It offers authentic Uzbek and Bukharian dishes in an ambiance inspired by Samarkand.
running chef of Samarkand Restaurant
Similar dishes to "Hummus"