Rohat Teahouse

We stopped here for lunch and it was great. The ambience and decor is lovely and most seating overlooks the street. The menu is extensive and has lots of options. The food was good and so we're the drinks (get a big pot of orange tea) The prices are a little higher here, but I think it's because of the location and popularity.

This tea house serves authentic Taji food, we like the laghman, good noodles, just wish they served very hot instead of just warm. This is a very large space with high ceilings.

Beautiful, friendly atmosphere. Nice breeze after the heath of the day. Food super tasty. We’re happy to have walked for 30’ passing by huge ministerial buildings!

It is a lovely place and amazing architecture. So nice on a hot summer’s day; cool and relaxed sitting outside but high up sheltered from the sun. The food is ok but not amazing. The fresh bread is unfortunately brought to you dry and not warm. Everything else is so average. Staff are not so friendly.

Extremely beautiful, i hope they don’t destroy the place

This teahouse was a must-see for us as we have often frequented the tea house gifted to Boulder, Colorado from Dushanbe as part of a sister City exchange. We sat upstairs on the terrace and enjoyed the beautiful artwork decorating the walls, ceilings, and columns. You can also sit in a beautiful space downstairs filled with intricate carved and painted wood. We came later in the afternoon and they were out of many of the dishes but we did enjoy hot samsa and cold mint yogurt soup. We were surprised that for a tea house, they only served 2 kinds of tea. If your travels take you to Dushanbe, this is definitely worth the visit.

I was a bit confused about the entrance of the restaurant as the building seems to be going through restoration. So make sure once you walking facing the stairs take a left and you will see some signs and the main door just walk in and grab a table. The building has an amazing architecture food was good and affordable! The staff was very accommodating with my basic Russian but they also have menu in English very helpful! I enjoy the laghman but the shashillik looked good too!

Great atmosphere, love the huge open air settings, as well as the traditional indoors area with intricate wood carvings and paintings. The Tajik food is one of the best we had - laghman and mastoba both very flavourful and hearty. We were there late morning where there isn't much crowd. Make sure you go to the indoors area to check out the traditional decor. English menu is available.

We stopped here for lunch and it was great. The ambience and decor is lovely and most seating overlooks the street. The menu is extensive and has lots of options. The food was good and so we're the drinks (get a big pot of orange tea) The prices are a little higher here, but I think it's because of the location and popularity.

This tea house serves authentic Taji food, we like the laghman, good noodles, just wish they served very hot instead of just warm. This is a very large space with high ceilings.

Beautiful, friendly atmosphere. Nice breeze after the heath of the day. Food super tasty. We’re happy to have walked for 30’ passing by huge ministerial buildings!

It is a lovely place and amazing architecture. So nice on a hot summer’s day; cool and relaxed sitting outside but high up sheltered from the sun. The food is ok but not amazing. The fresh bread is unfortunately brought to you dry and not warm. Everything else is so average. Staff are not so friendly.

Extremely beautiful, i hope they don’t destroy the place

This teahouse was a must-see for us as we have often frequented the tea house gifted to Boulder, Colorado from Dushanbe as part of a sister City exchange. We sat upstairs on the terrace and enjoyed the beautiful artwork decorating the walls, ceilings, and columns. You can also sit in a beautiful space downstairs filled with intricate carved and painted wood. We came later in the afternoon and they were out of many of the dishes but we did enjoy hot samsa and cold mint yogurt soup. We were surprised that for a tea house, they only served 2 kinds of tea. If your travels take you to Dushanbe, this is definitely worth the visit.

I was a bit confused about the entrance of the restaurant as the building seems to be going through restoration. So make sure once you walking facing the stairs take a left and you will see some signs and the main door just walk in and grab a table. The building has an amazing architecture food was good and affordable! The staff was very accommodating with my basic Russian but they also have menu in English very helpful! I enjoy the laghman but the shashillik looked good too!

Great atmosphere, love the huge open air settings, as well as the traditional indoors area with intricate wood carvings and paintings. The Tajik food is one of the best we had - laghman and mastoba both very flavourful and hearty. We were there late morning where there isn't much crowd. Make sure you go to the indoors area to check out the traditional decor. English menu is available.