ქართული რესტორანი "Hinkali Factory @ Freedom Square"

Все прошло отлично. Получил именно то, что заказывал.

The flavors of Georgian cuisine are delightful, making it a great choice for a regular meal. Khinkali here is consistently good, and occasionally it reaches the peak of perfection.

Определенно не советую посещать это место! Нам принесли счет, который был на 50 лари больше, чем положено. После просьбы исправить ошибку, цены в чеке всё равно остались неверными. Пытались выставить магазинный лимонад за 10 лари, хотя он стоит не больше 2.5 лари. Официантка угрожала полицией, но, когда мы согласились, сразу передумала, и цена лимонада снизилась до 5 лари. Музыка ужасная, звук заедает постоянно. В зале используют освежитель из туалета, и от запахов становится только хуже. Пропорции ингредиентов в блюдах странные, что-то не так с самими ингредиентами. Никогда больше не вернусь сюда.

Absolutely terrible place. Avoid at all costs.

I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone. They charged us for water we never got and doubled the price of chacha. Lemonades cost 10 lari and they tried to convince us these are special Georgian lemonades. In other places, I’ve never seen them for more than 5 lari per bottle. They only adjusted the bill after we threatened to call the police. Only one waitress served three rooms, doing the job of a cleaner and administrator too. The food quality was poor, and the amount of sauce with the Mexican potatoes was shocking.

This place is a total rip-off, avoid it! Some dishes were decent, but the chicken barbecue was awful—no chicken flavor, just salt and spices. It's the worst chicken barbecue we've had in Georgia. The Greek salad was nothing like you'd expect—only three black olives and a few pieces of tasteless cheese. The amount of sauce on the Mexican potatoes was absurd. Portions were tiny. We left the restaurant still hungry, but that's not the main issue.

When we got the bill, it was incorrect, which isn't unheard of here, so we had it corrected. Then, we noticed they charged 10 lari for a 0.5 bottle of regular lemonade that costs around 2.5 lari in stores. The waiter tried to convince us it was a special Georgian lemonade, but having lived here for three years, we knew better. Even at more expensive places, this lemonade is never more than 4 lari. It wasn’t even listed on the menu, but we ordered it, expecting it to be cheap. We never imagined they'd try to charge us 10 lari per bottle, and we had four bottles. In the first bill, it was priced much lower. They must think diners are fools. We raised our voices, so eventually, someone, probably the manager, adjusted the price to 5 lari per bottle. At home, we reviewed the bill photo and spotted more errors.

Also, I suspect the restaurant's name is meant to mislead customers. There are popular restaurants with a similar name in Tbilisi, but this isn’t one of them. The music was terrible too. It was an extremely unpleasant visit. Stay far away from this place.