A branch of the popular Bishkek-based chain, near the central square. The menu is broad — Russian and Central Asian standards, salads, soups, a few European dishes — and the kitchen turns it all out competently. The interior is decorated in faux-traditional style with carpets and low cushions in some seating areas.
It's not the most adventurous choice in Osh, but it's a reliable, comfortable, air-conditioned place to eat when the heat and the bazaar have worn you down. Mains 250–600 som.