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Old Tbilisi Georgian Cuisine – Authentic Georgian Flavors & Warm Hospitality in Vancouver, WA

Old Tbilisi Georgian Cuisine in Vancouver, WA offers an authentic taste of Georgia’s rich culinary heritage. This restaurant impresses with its warm, attentive service and expertly prepared dishes like Shkmeruli—tender chicken bathed in garlic sauce—and the iconic Acharuli Khachapuri, a cheesy bread topped with a perfectly baked egg. The Coho salmon in walnut sauce and freshly made khinkali dumplings reveal a deep respect for traditional flavors. Guests praise the vibrant, welcoming atmosphere and the knowledgeable staff who enhance the dining experience. Old Tbilisi is a must-visit for anyone eager to explore genuine Georgian cuisine bursting with bold, comforting flavors.

Old Tbilisi Georgian Cuisine at a glance

  • Address 8101 NE Parkway Dr Ste A-2, Vancouver, WA 98662, United States
  • Phone +1 360-907-2113
  • Restaurant type Restaurant .
  • Popular for Lunch , Dinner , Solo dining .

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Old Tbilisi Georgian Cuisine: Reviews & Ratings

Joshua McGuirk
5

Excellent food, excellent service! This was our first time eating Georgian food, and Old Tbilisi took great care of us. Our waitress, Lika, was welcoming, friendly, and knowledgeable about the menu. We asked a lot of questions, and she gave me a perfect recommendation for my entree: the Shkmeruli, tender chicken in a delicious garlic sauce. The garlic flavor was strong, which is just what I was looking for. My wife got the Coho Salmon in walnut sauce which was cooked perfectly and tasted great. Really, we ordered way too much food because we didn’t know what we’d like. Turns out, we loved everything. The Acharuli Khachapuri is a delicious bread baked with lots of cheese and topped with an egg. The bean stew came out piping hot and had tangy pickled cabbage on the side. We definitely need to go back here to try more, but it’ll be a challenge not to order the same dishes because of how great everything was!

Stanley Sigalov
5

I’m Eastern European and have eaten my fair share of Georgian food. Didn’t expect much after reading some of the other reviews, but was pleasantly surprised that everything we ordered was delicious. Every bite was solid and service was quick and friendly. The khachipuri was great, of course, but hard to go wrong with fresh cheesy bread. The hinkali (dumplings) were a bit on the dry side, but barely (and I’m picky with my hinkali). The pork shish kabaab and chicken were both impressive, and so were the potatoes. Dessert and tea were both great. All in all, very good. Two minor suggestions for the restaurant: - Get your liquor license please :) it’d be great to have a Georgian wine with the meal. - I would recommend dimming the ceiling lights a bit and getting some softer lights / candles, just to make the mood a bit more romantic. Will be back.

Bill Wright
5

My first time here, and it was amazing! My girlfriend and I showed up tonight, Valentine's Day, and we didn't have a reservation. Luckily, they were able to squeeze us in. The staff is very friendly, and asked if we had any questions about any item on the menu. Also, once the food was served, they took the time to ask if we needed advice on how the items were traditionally eaten. Such a wonderful vibe. We ordered too much, but every dish was delicious, and now I have a wonderful lunch tomorrow. 10 out of 10, and I'll definitely be coming back.

Karina Donskoy
5

Wonderful restaurant! It was so fun checking out authentic Georgian food with my parents who were visiting. We especially enjoyed the chicken dishes and the FRIED CHEESE which I will be thinking about every day for a loooong time.

Hilary Patterson
5

Lika was our hostess and server, this evening. She was a delight! Prompt, friendly service, and happy to answer our questions. The food was truly delicious, I wish I had room to eat more! We will just have to come back and experience more of their delectable Georgian fare. I encourage all who read this, go in for yourself, and enjoy a glass of their Zandukeli pear lemonade. Pair that with a piping hot platter of khachapuri to start! I can guarantee you will not be disappointed.

Tori Brinkly
4

Went for a late lunch (1:30 pm) with friends and we were the only ones in there. I had the Shkmeruli (chicken in garlic sauce) and imeruli khachapuri (cheese bread). Chicken was a garlic lovers dream and bread was nice and cheesy. Husband had the chicken tabaka and he loved the spice flavor. All dishes are large and can be shared or save leftovers for home. Next time we’ll get a dish to share and then we can have dessert!

Heidi Olsen
5

So happy for a Georgian restaurant this close to Portland! Everything we had was excellent, but perhaps the standout was the Shkmeruli (roasted chicken with garlic sauce). Classic must haves are Badrijani and Pkhali (eggplant rolls and beet/spinach walnut dips), Acharuli Khachapuri (cheese boat), Beef Khinkali (beef soup dumplings), and sides of adjika (spicy pepper sauce). They do not sell alcohol, so highly recommend a Georgian soda. I'm excited to try more, happy y'all opened!

Kauonejohnathan Sefo
5

Yum!!! The food is great, we are cheese lovers so the cheesy bread boat is def something we love to order ($18) as a treat. I’m a big fan of soup dumplings and this is my favorite thing to order here. They’re pretty good sized and very delecious. The waitress is always very kind and informative when we go. She asks if you want to know how things are eaten traditionally and explains it very well. Highly recommend this spot as a date night or family/friend lunch/dinner. Ample space, nice atmosphere.

Location

  • Old Tbilisi Georgian Cuisine
    Old Tbilisi Georgian Cuisine
    8101 NE Parkway Dr Ste A-2, Vancouver, WA 98662, United States Hotline: +1 360-907-2113

Old Tbilisi Georgian Cuisine, nestled in Vancouver, WA, offers an authentic and vibrant journey into the heart of Georgian culinary tradition. From the moment you step inside, the warm hospitality and attention to detail create a welcoming atmosphere that complements the rich and diverse flavors on the menu.

The standout dishes here truly capture the essence of Georgian cooking. Take the Shkmeruli, for example—tender chicken bathed in a robust garlic sauce that delivers bold, savory notes with every bite. It’s a powerful dish that expertly balances richness with freshness. For seafood lovers, the Coho Salmon in walnut sauce is a revelation, perfectly cooked and enhanced by the nutty, creamy dressing that is characteristic of Georgian flavor profiles.

One cannot miss the iconic Acharuli Khachapuri, a boat-shaped bread generously filled with melted cheese and crowned with a runny egg. This dish is a true celebration of Georgian baking and cheese craftsmanship, inviting diners to savor each mouthwatering bite. Complementing the savory mains, the bean stew with tangy pickled cabbage offers a comforting, earthy contrast that highlights the country’s love for fermented and preserved ingredients.

The service at Old Tbilisi adds to the overall experience—staff like Lika go above and beyond to guide newcomers through the menu with enthusiastic expertise, ensuring that every guest feels informed and valued. This personal touch enhances the authenticity of your meal and encourages exploration of dishes such as khinkali dumplings and shish kabab that showcase Georgia’s savory and hearty specialities.

While the lighting could be softer to match the intimate ambiance suggested by some patrons, the energy of the space remains inviting and lively—perfect for sharing a meal with friends or family. The absence of a liquor license is a minor drawback, but the creative non-alcoholic options like the Zandukeli pear lemonade elevate the dining experience.

In sum, Old Tbilisi Georgian Cuisine stands out as a gem for those seeking to immerse themselves in Eastern European flavors, local Georgian traditions, and exceptional hospitality. This restaurant is not just about food; it’s about embracing a culture rich in history and made tangible through every meticulously crafted dish. For anyone eager to explore Georgian cuisine beyond the typical, this is a must-visit destination that promises to delight and inspire return visits.

Business Information

  • Accessibility
    • Wheelchair-accessible car park
    • Wheelchair-accessible entrance
    • Wheelchair-accessible seating
  • Service options
    • Delivery
    • Takeaway
    • Dine-in
  • Payments
    • Credit cards
    • Debit cards
    • NFC mobile payments