Spotter since 2025
Hi, I’m Zhazira! I’ve lived in Almaty all my life, and what I love most is how this city blends peaceful nature with cozy urban spots. On weekends, I recharge with long walks through parks, relaxing by fountains, or strolling down Panfilov Street. I’m a big fan of brunch—my friend and I used to try a new breakfast place almost every weekend, so I know lots of great spots for eggs, pancakes, or a lazy cappuccino. I also love Italian food and can recommend some amazing places for pizza, pasta, and fresh salads.
In the past, I was into board games and spent time at time-cafés. These days, I’m more into slow, mindful experiences: tea ceremonies, cuddle parties, or simply sitting on a bench soaking up the vibe. I’m always discovering something new in Almaty, and I’d love to share it with others who enjoy the little things, just like I do.
For a soulful walk in Almaty, head to Tulebayev Street. It's tree-lined, peaceful, and home to a tribute to the legendary Viktor Tsoi’s lasting legacy.
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Looking for an evening with live music in Almaty? Head to the Zhambyl Philharmonic for affordable, elegant concerts that feel like a real treat.
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If you need a quiet break in central Almaty, head to Nedelka Fountain near the Opera House — lush, calm, and perfect for a peaceful pause or stroll.
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Craving a hearty breakfast in Almaty? Stop by Voronka Café on Zheltoksan Street for tasty meals, warm atmosphere near parks and fountains.
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Whenever someone asks me where to go for breakfast in Almaty, Bon Bon is always at the top of my list. They also serve amazing pasta that keeps me coming back!
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Citadel is a cozy space for tea ceremonies, special events and cuddle parties that foster connection, consent, and community in a warm, welcoming setting.
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Hungry at 2 AM in Almaty? Head to Stolichny, a 24/7 central supermarket with hot snacks, local treats, and everything you need — day or night.
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Whether you're just looking for inspiration or want to chat with local artists, this is the place. Come to Esentai Gallery, tucked away on Al-Farabi Street.
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