Khinkali is another Georgian heavyweight. A large dough dumpling filled with meat or cheese, holding a broth that forms during cooking. Eating technique matters: hold by the top knot, take a small bite, slurp the broth, then eat the rest. Almost every Georgian restaurant in Baku serves khinkali. Price: 1.5-3 AZN per piece.
Also spelled: khinkali, hinkali, xinkali
Recommended places
1 Tsinandali 2 İmereti 3 Marani 4 Meqobari 5 Fisincan Cafe & RestaurantFrequently asked questions
Where is the best khinkali in Baku?
The most recommended spots for Khinkali in Baku are Tsinandali, İmereti, Marani and Meqobari. The list is based on real user reviews.
How do you eat khinkali properly?
Hold by the top knot, take a small bite, sip the broth, then eat the rest. By hand, never with a fork.
How much do khinkali cost?
Classic: 1.5-2.5 AZN each. Premium: up to 3 AZN.
Are there vegetarian khinkali?
Yes, cheese and herb-filled versions in some restaurants.