Introvert Place - Moscow

I was looking forward to trying vegan sushi or rolls while in Moscow. Despite being short on time, I made sure to visit this place on my last day to enjoy my favorite roll with a friend. We spent money on a taxi to get there, only to find out that they didn't even serve rolls. Instead, I ordered okroshka (a traditional cold summer soup) and a sandwich. The okroshka was tasty, but the sandwich was too big to finish. Overall, I was disappointed with the experience and do not plan on returning to this restaurant.

The restaurant has an elegant, romantic atmosphere. The staff are polite and the music, although a bit too loud for my taste, is still enjoyable. The food, including sushi rolls and a kettle for two people, is delicious and the total bill came to 1,200. However, be aware that if you haven't booked a table, you may be asked to give up your seat for larger groups or other guests may be seated with you. Additionally, the restaurant falls short of meeting current coronavirus hygiene standards. Despite these drawbacks, the place looks fantastic and the food is exceptional. (Updated from previous review on August 27, 2021)

This restaurant has a cozy ambiance that resembles a modern art gallery, with a unique and creative menu offering interesting flavor combinations. The dishes are a delightful surprise with a blend of flavors that may seem unusual at first, but ultimately impress. I had the broccoli steak, artichoke, and waffles, each dish was like a work of art. The prices are on the higher side for small portions, but the quality is definitely worth it. You have to experience it for yourself, words cannot do it justice!

The restaurant is elegant, atmospheric, and romantic. The staff is polite. The music is good, but a bit too loud for my taste. The food is very tasty: we ordered sushi rolls and a teapot of tea for two people. In the end, it cost 1200 rubles. Among the downsides: if you don't have a reservation, they may ask you to give up your table for larger groups of guests, or they may seat other guests at your table with you. They do warn you, but it can still feel a bit cramped and not very in line with current hygiene norms against the coronavirus. However, the place looks fantastic and the food is amazing.

Trendy spot, with a dining room that looks like a modern art kitchen, featuring a small but intriguing menu with interesting combinations. Each dish surprised with a mix of flavors that at first seemed incompatible, but then revealed themselves and pleasantly surprised. I tried the broccoli, artichoke, and pea waffle steak. Each of these dishes looked like they came out of a painter's canvas. Words cannot describe, you must try it! Prices are on the higher side for small portions, but it's worth it!