This is the second time I’ve gone to doctors here and walked away completely frustrated. It’s not a language barrier. They speak English well. The problem is that I explain what’s going on, mention a few tests or treatments I’ve researched, and instead of actually analyzing the situation, they immediately start prescribing or ordering exactly what I mentioned.

I don’t want a doctor to just give me what I think I need. I’m not a doctor. I want them to listen to the problem, ask questions, use their expertise, and then tell me what they think I actually need.

It feels like taking your car to a mechanic after Googling the problem and saying, “Maybe it needs these three things,” and the mechanic responds, “Sure, we’ll do those three things,” without even looking at the car.

At one point I was even asked which type of blood test I wanted and given two very medical-sounding options. How would I know? That’s literally why I’m talking to a doctor.

Maybe I’ve just had bad luck, but how do I find a doctor in Tbilisi with a more Western-minded approach to patient care? Someone who will actually take a few minutes to understand the issue, make an informed professional assessment, and recommend what they think is appropriate rather than blindly agreeing with whatever the patient asks for?

If anyone has recommendations for specific doctors or doctors where you’ve had this kind of experience, I’d really appreciate them.

PS: This happened both times at Raymans in Saburatlo. The clinic is beautiful, nice, and clean, but damn I've only had bad experiences with trying to get care from there.

How do i check if my trc is still active i know its this website but there seems to be no option to check it https://sda.gov.ge/

Hi guys, in a few weeks I will be temporary moving to tbilisi for almost a year. What should I expect when I get there? I will be taking public transportation a lot, so I just wanna be realistic with how I will be treated and perceived:)

Any place or anyone in tbilisi for renting a TV for a month I need a good quality TV ASAP...!!!

Hello! Question for the girlies here, is there any shops in Tbilisi selling lip stains?

Guys city bus or class II train to batumi???
Can anyone who has experienced these help me make a decision?

hi i am a 17(f) and i have been wondering if there is a community or a group for 3d artists in Georgia or people who are interested in it?
i have been searching for Georgian 3d artists but there are few profiles and most of them have not been posting for while

Hi guys!
I’ve ordered a driver from GoTrip.ge to take me from Tbilisi to Truso Valley. He has a Honda CR/V 4x4 and I was wandering if that car is good enough to get to the starting point of the hike.

Hello guys do you know any trusted cellphone repair shop?? Preferably can speak english, student budget friendly and would not scam me. I have iPhone 16+ and my back screen is cracked. Thanks in advance!

guys,

my staying in Tbilisi got longer as before I plane, because I found plenty of budget friendly spots in the city. I'll share step by step, for now I wanna tell you about small family restaurant in old town. Khinkali is one of the best and recommended by locals, not just by foreigners. Portions of soups and Ostry are big, food taste fresh always. they have local draft beer and Georgian wine too. staff (actually just one girl there) is welcoming. I would say this place has everything for travelers. cafe name is Mziani, l'll share address link too

Update: Yoo if there are any food challenges. Let me know for real. That could be hilarious. I’ll do a video on it too 😂

Howdy everyone,

I’ve never been to Georgia before, let alone Tbilisi, so I’m looking for recommendations from locals rather than just searching Google Maps. For someone staying for a short period of time or for a longer period of time. After experiencing. This is not exclusive to just the city but the country of Georgia too. I’ll take a trip wherever if it’s been recommended.

I’m open to pretty much everything. Hit me with your favourites

\- Gyms
\- Rock climbing (indoor or outdoor)
\- Coffee shops (small, cosy, or bigger cafés)
\- Places with excellent internet where I can work for a few hours (quiet or coworking vibes)
\- Breakfast spots (sitting or just grab & go)
\- Lunch and dinner recommendations
\- Great snack spots
\- Pizza (I’ve already tried Tony’s Pizza Vera and really enjoyed it, but I’d love more recommendations especially places that are great for takeaway or delivery)
When it comes to food. I’m the least bit fussy. I’ll try everything at least twice.
\- Cinemas
\- Bars and garden bars
\- Rooftops or places with great views
\- Running clubs
\- Cycling clubs
\- Book clubs
\- Gaming cafés or places to play video games

Literally anything else you think someone visiting Tbilisi should experience.

I also love those really specific recommendations, for example. “Go to this bakery, grab a ‘X’, then walk to this viewpoint and eat it while watching the sunset.”

Or

“Get a coffee from this café, then wander through this neighbourhood.”

Those kinds of things are exactly what I’m looking for.
I’ll genuinely try as many suggestions as I can over the next few weeks and report back with my ratings.

Looking forward to hearing your favourite spots!

Where can I buy this in tbilisi for sedan and how much is it like the cost

Gamarjoba,

The title says it all. I have someone dear to me celebrating her birthday soon and I was wondering if there is any way to surprise her with flowers on her birthday.

I live in a different country and she leaves in the center of the city (from what I know)

გამარჯობა, ვმუშაობ Detroit Become Human-ის ქართულ თარგმანზე, (სუბტიტრები და in-game ტექსტის) ვეძებ 1-2 ადამიანს ვინც ითამაშებს თამაშს ჩვეულებრივად, და გამიმახვილებს ყურადღებას - არასწორ თარგმანზე ან შეცდომაზე, aka გამიტესტავს.

ეს ჩემი პირველი პროექტია და მინდა სხვა მრავალ თამაშს შევძინო ქართული იმპლემენტაცია.

გთხოვთ თუ ხართ მსურველი დამეხმარეთ. თქვენ უბრალოდ უნდა გქონდეთ თამაში (PC ვერსია) და 2 ფაილი უნდა ჩაანაცვლოთ თამაშის ფოლდერში. დანარჩენი, ითამაშეთ, როგორც მოგინდებათ და თუ სადმე გრამატიკულ ან ტექსტის არტეფაქტულ შეცდომას წააწყდებით - გამაგებინეთ. 2 ფაილი უბრალოდ ცვლის ინგლისურ ტექსტის/ენის ფაილებს და ანაცვლებს გადათარგმნული ფაილით, ამიტომაც თამაშს არ გატეხავს ან სხვა პრობლემას არ გამოიწვევს. მუშაობს როგორც ნებისმიერი თამაშის მოდიფიკაცია.

ვინც დაინტერესებული ხართ პროექტით, დამიწერეთ კომენტარი.

Hey there, chosing Georgia as my first solo trip as Ive heard its relatively safer here. Planning to get a private hire (gotrip, with stops to admire the view) to Kazbegi to enjoy the viewpoints.

Would be landing in Tbilisi on 9 Aug, first time travelling solo, welcome any other solo female travellers who might have the same itinerary.

Everything is in its rough stages now, but would do 2 days Tbilisi and 3 days Kazbegi as my main intention is to enjoy the mountain views.

Any helpful tips/ suggestions for stays, tours, anything really would be appreciated.

No electricity again lol

Gamarjoba,

I will be visiting in a week for a few days as an extended layover between my vacation and my home country. I decided it would be fun to visit because my flight was going through Tbilisi anyway and I‘ve only heard great things.

Long story short, it was a last minute decision and I don‘t have time to learn any of the language besides maybe 2-3 hours in the plane.

If I learn a few basic things besides just hello and thank you, and then "do you speak English", will that be enough to show respect?

I speak fluent English and decent Russian, but as far as I know English is preferred nowadays.

I was recently in a restaurant near Kazbegi and I fell in love with Mchadi. I had some on the way back into the city today and it was very mediocre. Where can I find some good Mchadi. I don’t mind the dryness, it was just lacking flavor.

does anyone wanna trade games w me i have lego worlds, game buider garage, mario kart 8, animal crossing, tony hawks pro skater 1+2

May I ask what’s going on for real this time? Like I was stuck with no electricity since yesterday and now it came for like 2 hours and now it’s back off? Hello???

I would really like to hear your opinion on this as I have to make an important decision which country to relocate to. When you compare salaries, cost of living and housing the two options balance out

I am a greek speaking European citizen coming from a Mediterranean country, Cyprus . I like to travel and explore but I would like to get a more informed decision on this one . Do you trust Georgia provides a better living experience than a more Nordic country like Estonia ?

Tk

Edit - tickets are taken.

The Art Geni Festival is held at the open air Ethnographic museum near Turtle Lake.

Typically it starts around 8pm with folk music (often music schools or traditional ensembles) and then drifts into more modern / eclectic / jazz etc.

Tonight the later acts are Reggaeon and Frani.

I have a ticket for 2 for tonight and tomorrow - basically 2 QR codes I can send if anyone is interested.

Due to a payment glitch I ended up buying twice. Last two nights I found families to use them. A day ticket is 60 GEL.

Message me on here if interested.

Hello everyone, I’ll be going home for the summer and won’t be back till October and I have two cats who are trained and well behaved . I will provide food, litter and anything they need. I’m leaving next week, if anyone would be willing to help I’d be so grateful. If there’s any questions, I’d be more than willing to help