Hajdar Dushi no.26 1000 Prishtina
Serving simple fare of fantastic quality, small family-run restaurant Te Muja is the perfect place to share a meal worth remembering, but you might walk past it every day and not even notice. Surrounded by the high-rise flats that dominate Prishtina’s city center, Te Muja is a stone’s throw away from the well-known after hours dancing spot Zanzi Jazz Bar. A small wooden bungalow with modest decor, its simple interior mirrors the no-frills approach embraced by the restaurant’s owner, Muja. The checked tablecloths, wooden paneling and assorted...
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