Three kitchens.
One Brooklyn table.

Urgut Afsona and Urgut Osh Markazi with the Uzbek classics, and Sariq Bola Pizza on Avenue U. Every day.

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Two Uzbek kitchens and a halal pizza counter. Pick the one closest to you.

Urgut Afsona

414 Ditmas Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11218

Daily · 8 AM to 11:30 PM

Hours Daily, 8:00 AM to 11:30 PM

Kitchen Halal Uzbek meals and fresh salads, as described on its official Instagram

Call (718) 633-3006 Directions Details

Urgut Osh Markazi

816 Coney Island Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11218

Daily · 6 AM to 11 PM

Hours Daily, 6:00 AM to 11:00 PM

Kitchen An Uzbek food center built around plov, samsa, bread and slow-cooked classics

Call (718) 521-4343 Directions Details

Sariq Bola Pizza

3001 Avenue U, Brooklyn, NY 11229

Daily · 10 AM to 11 PM

Hours Daily, 10:00 AM to 11:00 PM

Kitchen 100% halal pizza, lavash Monster wraps and golden sides, with the Cosmic Blast as the house signature

Call (347) 668-3199 Directions Details

Two Monster lavash wraps in checkered paper from Sariq Bola Pizza

Rice, fire, dough, time

Photographs and film from the Urgut Osh Markazi kitchen and the Sariq Bola pizza counter. Tap any dish to look closer.

Meat samsa · Osh Markazi

Tandir breads · Osh Markazi

Kofta with herbs from Urgut Osh Markazi — Kofta · Osh Markazi

Shorpa soup with lamb and vegetables from Urgut Osh Markazi — Shorpa · Osh Markazi

Pepperoni · Sariq Bola

Three pizzas on wooden boards from Sariq Bola Pizza — The boards · Sariq Bola

Dish images identify their own kitchen; Urgut Afsona posts its food on Instagram.

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The name comes from Urgut

Urgut is a market town in the Samarkand region of Uzbekistan. Its table crossed the ocean intact: rice from the kazan, bread from the tandir, and tea poured for whoever sits down.

Three kitchens.One Brooklyn table.