It is an in-store restaurant inside the Garden Fresh Market. Here, we offer a great variety of homemade food of European, Nomadic, and Oriental culinary origins. Choose from more than 100 items – all made from scratch by our talented chefs. We cater to many dietary needs, including vegetarian, low-carb, high-fat, etc. Every day we offer a wide selection of freshly cooked meals made from locally farmed, chemical-free meats, and produce. We offer you microwavable boxes and ready-to-eat meals packaged to last, office food delivery, and a great variety of ready-to-cook meals.
Based on 33 reviews, the restaurant has received a rating of 4.2 stars. Price $
✔️ Dine-in ✔️ Takeout ✔️ No-contact delivery
Address:
955 W 75th St #185, Naperville, IL 60565
Phone: (872) 235-6702
Website:
Hours
| Sunday |
10 AM–7 PM |
| Monday
(Labor Day)
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10 AM–7 PM
Hours might differ
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| Tuesday |
10 AM–7 PM |
| Wednesday |
10 AM–7 PM |
| Thursday |
10 AM–7 PM |
| Friday |
10 AM–8 PM |
| Saturday |
10 AM–8 PM |
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Reviews
Cherie Cavazos
Take a trip down the Silk Road and experience the food of Uzbekistan. The fusion of taste and culture, capturing flavors of Asian and Eastern European dishes is quite delicious. The salads are fresh and the savory pastries are always hot out the oven. Soups, main dishes and a varied mix of take out is ready if you don’t feel like cooking. This outpost in Naperville is one of my kid’s favorites (sending care packages to Indy!!!) and can’t wait to try the elegant dine-in location in Glenview…It’s opulent to say the least!
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Tatiana Korsh
It had to be with beef. But you pay $10.54 for a carrot. A couple of weeks ago, the filling was completely different, with beef and cheese. The recipe has now been changed
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B G
Waaay expensive, for who those prices. Yes, we face with inflation but its no reason for too high prices. Dough for this bakery must be bakery dough not bread dough. So hard to eat.
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Daniel Patrascu
Like the food but the prices are a bit steep. For me it was worth it. I always wanted to try Easter European food and Asian ( Central Asia) and i am not disappointed. I strongly recommend to use the common sense and order what can you eat in one time. There are 3 tables with chairs for dine in and if you want you can try the food on the spot.
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Isaac S
The food quality/quantity has decreased and prices have severely increased. They raised the price of 1 SAMSA to $8, that is crazy!
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amartya saha
The wide Eurasian selection and the food quality are 5 stars – very flavorful. Many items are also quite unique – for instance, appetizers such as pirogis and samsas which spread from Central Asia south to SouthAsia/East Africa (samosas/sambusa) and Eastern Europe (pyrogyis). Or the Morkovcha – Russian/Central Asian version of the Korean carrot salad. Contemplating the wide variety, one sees familiar flavors from Eastern Europe/Mediyterranean to the Far East – it does feel like a history lesson. Maybe thats why, just as other reviewers indicate, the price is a bit on the higher side. Worth it, but hopefully someday the food wil get more popular, thus bringing prices into the Central Asian streetfood level.
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Maryam
It is nice to have traditional Central Asian food around community. However I would say the price is too expensive. Fried pie (perojki) $3.5
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Ismoiljon Muminov
They have what I love to eat, central asian cuisine and bakery. Altho little expensive, but worth it. Staff is friendly. Only issue for me was the price.
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Ismet Tasdelen
Unique Center of Central Asian and Turkish delicacies. When I go to that supermarket, I definitely stop by and I definitely buy some delicious pastries.
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مغربية حرة في أمريكا
The food is very delicious but 7 dollars for 1 samsa and 15 dollar for 1 lb of plov comon its too much expensive in DC the prices was reasonable but over that the staff are very nice thx
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