Moscow restaurant guide

Restaurant: Matrioshka

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Cuisine

If you want to sample hearty and authentic Russian but don’t want to pay Cafe Pushkin prices, head to folksy Matrioshka. True to its name, the restaurant features a giant matrioshka (Russian doll) in the middle of the room! It’s kitsch, but not too kitsch, and prices are excellent for Russian favourites such as borscht and blinis (Russian pancakes) with mincemeat and sour cream. The bisness lanch’ represents excellent value for money.