Uzbekistan's kebabs are large and fragrant. The meat can be cut into chunks or made into meat fillings. After pickling, they are roasted on a charcoal fire. There are not many seasonings when roasting, highlighting the fragrance of the meat. Locals usually eat with onions that have been mixed with white vinegar. The sapusa (also known as baked buns) is also a local favorite. Because the flour on the outer skin is buttered and pressed repeatedly, it is baked in layers and musk is delicious. There are generally two kinds of meat filling, one is the potato that has been adjusted with lamb fat, and the other is the lamb mixed with onion, which are delicious. The price of the restaurant skewers varies from 500-3000 Sum (USD compared to Sum 1:1230). Even when you are hungry, you can eat one and you are full.