“ Food & service was excellent. Great atmosphere--Felt like my father had sent me 2-3 years to Dagestan and forget ”

“ Plov is flavorful, well-prepared, and the service is friendly. I highly recommend Plov House and will definitely be back! ”

“ The best Uzbek food in Philadelphia. I was very impressed and cannot wait to go back and try the rest of the menu ”

“ Great and halal and fresh food all day long. Clean service. I would recommend this place for 24/7 servings. I would recommend this to everyone in the area, and the travelers too. ”

“ Wife and I decided to check out Plov House after hearing many good things about it. Plov House is a small 9-table 24-hour place but was brightly lit and appeared clean with white tablecloths and plastic covers. Single page menus on the table, and customers were constantly in and out. Surprisingly, every customer coming in was a young male, some singles but most in groups. There's a couple of large refrigerators full of food in containers ready to go. After some language barrier ordering, we ended up pointing to what we wanted on the menu. I tell you EVERYONE who came in ordered Plov and bread. We did, too. Along with the assorted kebabs, lagman soup, and two Samsas. The soup was tomato based with homemade long noodles, beef, celery, peppers, onions, carrots, and celery. Had to alternate between a fork and spoon to eat it. The bread was extra tasty and was great to dip in the soup. The kebabs were fresh, very tender, and came with onion and some pickled hot peppers. My wife liked her samsa but I was getting full and took mine home. But the star of the night was the Plov with the most tender and flavor filled slow cooked rice with lamb, beef, carrots, and onions. I could see why most come in and just order it for however many were in their party. It's that good. Best I've had so maybe as others mentioned it was a fresher batch made. With two bottle Cokes and a wonderful pot of black tea, our meal came to $77 including tax and a small upcharge for credit card payment. Tip was left in cash. I will say that the prices on the bill were slightly higher than what was listed on the menu so be mindful of this. For instance, menu Plov is $14.99 but bill Plov is $16.19. Menu tea is $1.99 but bill tea is $2.15. You have to know that when most of the customers are holding court in their language enjoying their food in a constant stream, that Plov House is doing something right. The service was quite friendly. Highly recommended. ”

“ This place was featured in the Inquirer so I felt a big need to check out. They are located deep in the northeast Philly. They serve Uzbekistani food and are open 24/7. It is very small but it was still crowded with people drinking tea even at 10 at night. They have some of their food pre packed which was pretty good for me since I just wanted take out. I had the Manti which was basically lamb dumplings. The dumplings taste amazing but definitely didn't like the gamey taste of lamb. While this wasn't my favorite place in the world, I think it might be due to not being accustomed to Eastern European food so I can't give it a low rating. It is definitely worth the experience especially if you have never tried Eastern European food. ”

“ Amazing Plov, brings me back to homeland. I see people complain about the refrigerated part. See, you need to understand that they have fresh plov sometimes and sometimes they don't. It's a 24/7 restaurant so it's easier to manage that way. The taste is amazing regardless, it's a bit pricey sure but the plov is very meaty. The sense of community at this place is very welcoming, even if you're not Uzbek you can feel it. Rahmot! ”

“ Small restaurant with big fridges of food that you can take home or sit down, order, and eat. The service was okay. I really liked their tea in their cute tea pot and cups. Plov was really good. Meat was a little dry but still not bad. Samsa and beef kebab was good as well. The beef kebab was so smoky!! Will be back! I wish there was music in here though. ”