Gosht say
79 000 soum
Gosht say
Gosht say is the base Uyghur meat gravy: pieces of meat are stir-fried in a wok over high heat together with onion, pepper and vegetables until done, without extra ingredients like mushrooms or tomato. It's the classic version of say — simple and rich, with the focus on the flavor of the meat and spices.
Gosht say is served as a gravy with a choice of noodles or rice, easy to eat by scooping the meat together with the sauce. Spice level is moderate, the dish is halal and suits those who want to try the basic version of Uyghur say without extra components.
FAQ
- How much does gosht say cost?
- Gosht say costs 79,000 sum per portion.
- How spicy is gosht say and is it halal?
- Spice level is moderate and adjustable on request. The dish is fully halal.
- How does gosht say differ from mushroom and meat say?
- Gosht say is the base version with just meat, vegetables and spices. Mushroom and meat say has mushrooms added, giving extra flavor and texture to the gravy.