Chirokchi
35 000 soum
Chirokchi
Chirokchi is a salad named after the Chiroqchi district in Uzbekistan's Kashkadarya region, where this recipe originates. It's typically a hearty combination of meat with pickled vegetables and a mayonnaise-based dressing — denser than the vegetable salads nearby on the menu.
It's served cold as a standalone, filling starter. It's a good choice for anyone wanting to try a regional Uzbek salad with a stronger meat flavor rather than a light vegetable option.
FAQ
- How much does the Chirokchi salad cost?
- 35,000 UZS.
- Is this dish halal?
- Yes, any meat included is halal, as with the entire Saray kitchen.
- How is Chirokchi different from the Male Caprice?
- Both are hearty, mayonnaise-based meat salads, but Chirokchi is a regional Uzbek recipe while Male Caprice is a classic of post-Soviet restaurant cuisine — the ingredients and proportions differ.