Chaihana Cafe Chaihana Russian & Uzbek Cuisine 차이하나 КАФЕ ЧАИХАНА РУССКАЯ И УЗБЕКСКАЯ КУXНЯ 러시아 우즈베키스탄 음식점

Many of the diners are Uzbek, so even within Hambak Village this feels like eating abroad. The dish that lingers is guksi, cold noodles that recall chilled kimchi noodle soup; on a cold day the kitchen will serve it warm. Shashlik arrives as big skewers of beef or lamb, wrapped with onion in torn pieces of round oven bread. The carrot salad, tangy and spiced, tastes a lot like Korean radish salad. The owner speaks Korean well, which makes asking about the menu easy.