Buono

The lamb leg is wrapped in bread and baked, and the meat melts in your mouth without chewing. These are ancient recipes left over from the Ottoman Empire. Such a glorious dynasty could not be without delicious food.

There is an Italian restaurant on the 29th floor of the Ukraine Hotel, called BUONO. The food tastes okay, but the prices are surprisingly high. However, the dining environment is excellent, with the Moscow River outside the window. I guess most of the money is spent on the view?

We stayed at the Radisson Hotel and chose the Italian restaurant on the 29th floor. We made a reservation at the front desk when we checked in, hoping to have a window seat. But when we arrived at the restaurant, we were told that the window seat had been booked by guests who had booked it earlier than us (who knows if it was true or not), and we were arranged to sit on the sofa next to it. Moreover, it was said to be a glass curtain wall design, but the glass was too dirty, which ruined the view. The dishes were classic Italian dishes, mainly seafood. The portions were enough. We started with the salad and were so full that we had to lean on the wall by the time the main course was finished. The price per person was 5,000 rubles, and the charge included a 5% service charge. The professionalism of the waiters was pretty good!

We made an early reservation for dinner on Saturday night and specifically requested a table by the window. When we arrived, our table was set in the corner of the restaurant with a beautiful glass roof and a beautiful view of Moscow at night.

I recommend you to eat in this restaurant, you won't be disappointed. The service is good, the food is good, but the price level is a bit better than other street restaurants. The menu is mainly Italian, the food is special, and you can see most of the city center from this restaurant.