Welcome to the Sakartvelo restaurant
Georgian House
The kitchen has been managed for three years by Sulkhan Khomeriki, a Kartwellian.
The chef has previously worked in high-profile restaurants such as the Radisson Collection Tsinandali Estate and Rooms Hotel in Kazbegi. Mr Khomeriki, who has been impressing with his professionalism and excellent traditional and Kartvelian-inspired dishes for almost 12 years.
From Sakartvelo cuisine
To your home
Enjoy a variety of traditional dishes made with the freshest ingredients, from the much-loved khachapuri to the melt-in-your-mouth chinkali or aubergine rolls - each dish is made with love and craftsmanship.
Georgian House
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Khachapuri- Sakartvelo cuisine
Sakartvelo cuisine
Khachapuri is a traditional Georgian dish that symbolises the richness and hospitality of Georgian cuisine. Its name comes from two words: "khacha", meaning "curd" or "cheese", and "puri", meaning "bread". It is essentially a cheese-filled bread, usually filled with sulguni or another type of cheese, which has a mild, slightly salty flavour.
Chinkali - Sakartvelo cuisine
Sakartvelo cuisine
Chinkali are traditional Georgian dumplings with a succulent meat filling, usually made from beef or pork and seasoned with spices. They are shaped into a pouch with a wrinkled top and cooked to retain their juiciness. Chinkalis are eaten with a bite, so that you taste the juices first and then the rest of the filling and the dough. It is one of the symbols of Georgian gastronomy, famous for its unique shape and taste.
Our Guests
Also had a very delicious semi sweet, spicy Georgian wine I can heartily recommend.
It was excellent for him to instruct me how to properly eat the lamb broth Dumplings with my hands and recommend the very delicious cheese cake. I shall be going back again the next time I am in Riga.
Thank you for a lovely dining experience.
Service was friendly, menu has a lot of traditional Georgian dishes.
I ordered soup Kharcho - amazing! Tastes even better than back in Georgia ❤️ I would definitely return just o order it again!
Khinkali with coriander were tasty too, but I had better dumplings in Frankfurt/Armenia/Georgia.
For 2 dishes and one beer I paid around 30 euros. Food was really filling 👌🏻
Food was top notch, service amazing and the “hidden” terrace was exactly what we were looking for!
Georgian salad was to die for!!!
Lots of Georgian wines and sodas!
Definitely coming back!!
Georgian House
Mėsinių g. 4-3, Vilnius, 01135 Vilniaus m. sav.
Sunday-Wednesday : 12.00 - 23
Thursday - Saturday : 12.00 - 00