A modern mall with international brands and a food court.
Tashkent City Mall is a modern shopping centre at 7 Botir Zokirov Street in the Shaykhontohur District of Tashkent, Uzbekistan, within the Tashkent City development of towers, parks and hotels. It offers a contrasting experience to the traditional bazaars of the Old City, with air-conditioned galleries, fixed prices and a mix of international and regional brands. The shops focus on fashion, footwear, sportswear, electronics, cosmetics and home goods, with a food court and cafes that serve fast food, Uzbek dishes and coffee. Clothing generally starts from around 150,000 UZS (about $12) at the more affordable stores and rises for international labels. Because it is a branded mall, genuine goods are the norm, but visitors who want a guarantee should check receipts and warranties for electronics. Prices are fixed and bargaining is not customary, apart from occasional seasonal sales. Card payments are widely accepted by the larger stores, and cash in Uzbek som and local payment apps are also used. Uzbekistan has a VAT refund scheme for departing foreign visitors that applies at participating retailers, but availability varies by store and minimum purchase rules apply, so visitors should ask at the till and keep receipts and passports handy. The atmosphere is calm and family-oriented, particularly on weekday afternoons, and becomes busier on evenings and weekends. Layout follows a typical multi-level mall, with fashion and anchor stores on the main floors, and the food court and entertainment areas grouped together. The mall is useful for visitors who need clothing, electronics, medicines or SIM-related services, or who want a comfortable break in hot weather. For handmade souvenirs, craft shops and bazaars are better options. Hours are approximately 10:00 to 22:00 daily.
| Hours | Daily roughly 10:00–22:00 |
|---|---|
| Price | Mid-range; clothing from ~150,000 UZS (~$12) |
| Address | 7 Botir Zokirov Street, Shaykhontohur District, Tashkent, Uzbekistan |
Location
7 Botir Zokirov Street, Shaykhontohur District, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
41.3163, 69.2524 View on map
Highlights
- Shop international and regional brands in an air-conditioned mall
- Eat at the food court after browsing fashion and electronics
- Combine the visit with a walk through the Tashkent City development
- Take a cool break from summer heat with fixed, transparent prices
Tips for visiting
- Visit on weekday afternoons for the quietest conditions
- Prices are fixed; wait for seasonal sales rather than bargaining
- Keep receipts and ask at the till about VAT refund eligibility
- Buy handmade souvenirs at craft shops instead, as the mall is brand-focused
When to visit
Weekday afternoons are quietest, while evenings and weekends are busy with families. It is a comfortable option during the hottest summer afternoons and in winter cold.
Accessibility
As a modern multi-level mall, it has lifts, escalators and level corridors that generally suit wheelchair and stroller users. Visitors with specific needs should confirm facilities on arrival.
Frequently asked questions
Can cards be used at Tashkent City Mall?
Yes, most larger stores accept bank cards, and cash in Uzbek som is also taken. Visitors should keep some cash for smaller outlets.
Is bargaining possible in the mall?
No, prices are fixed in branded stores. Discounts appear mainly during seasonal sales.
Is there a food court?
Yes, the mall has a food court and cafes offering fast food, local dishes and coffee.
Is the mall good for souvenirs?
It is better for clothing and electronics. Traditional crafts are more authentic at the Old City bazaars and craft cells.