Cafes
Kafe Coffee
Two locations- 9 manas ave/south of moskovskaya & 40/1 togolok moldo, which is south of the city sports hall towards chui. both locations serve a variety of non-alcoholic, heavily caffeinated drinks and feature free wi-fi. the togolok moldo site also has outdoor seating. as of may 2010, the kafe coffee located on manas uses the saima card - a pay system of wi-fi.
There are a few coffee shops in Bishkek that even feature wi-fi.
Bars
Retro Metro
You'll find the dj spinning from inside a the front section of a tube train engine hence the name. the 80s kitsch is a popular spot for really late night partying.
Sweet 60s
molodaya gvardia and kievskaya; near cinema oktyabr live music everyday, with jazz evenings on wednesday and sunday.
For young and single people, Bishkek's nightlife is impressive. Foreigners are welcomed at most venues with open arms, and many times they do not need to pay a cover charge. See the "Stay Safe" section for more on how be aware while you're having fun in Bishkek.
Fire and Ice
chui and erkindik this popular, pakistani-owned disco near the bishkek city center is located right above a bowling alley.
Promzona
A trendy russian rock establishment with a mostly russian clientã¨le. jazz musicians play on tuesdays with rock and blues acts on the weekends. check out their extensive drink menu. 600 soms entry fee.
national drinks
There are many national drinks which are very healthy. Kymyz is a fermented dairy product traditionally made from mare's milk. Kymyz is a dairy product similar to kefir, but is produced from a liquid starter culture, in contrast to the solid kefir "grains". So, it is advised to taste Kymyz, during spring and summer seasons. Also, try the slightly fizzy wheat drink called "shoro," sold at stands around the city. It is reportedly a hangover cure.