Chemodan

The high protein and high calorie content of the fighting race's diet is no exaggeration. Basically, it's just big chunks of meat. Fortunately, I only ordered a little bit. If I ordered like I usually do, I probably wouldn't be able to finish it. The taste is just so-so, nothing special.

The place is beautiful and the atmosphere is intoxicating. The food was delicious, my friends tried interesting new things from Siberia and I chose more traditional food, but we all enjoyed it very much. The prices were very reasonable, which was surprising for such delicious food. The staff was friendly, it seemed that they did not understand English, but they had an English menu and we successfully ordered without saying a word. Don't miss it.

We had a lovely evening at this restaurant. The menu was reminiscent of the Siberian wilderness, as the main courses were mostly mashups like bear and elk, and the tea was made from the most exotic wild berries we encountered. One of the dishes we ordered included pine cones. We were stumped by the taste of one pine cone, so the waitress brought some for us to taste (they were delicious!). Also, our waitress was delightful - we can't remember her name, but she was from Uzbekistan. Please tip her if you go. We didn't know what to expect when we sat down to eat here, but Chemodan ended up being a satisfying choice, one of our best food experiences in Russia, and makes us want to visit Siberia.

Chemodan restaurant is very close to Arbat pedestrian street, where you can eat wild boar and venison, Siberian bread, the restaurant itself is decorated in traditional Russian style and looks like a family restaurant.

It's a very old restaurant. The sign on the door looks very historical. The restaurant has standard Russian decoration, red tablecloths, and the cups look nice too. The wild vegetable salad is delicious.