Moscow-delhi

The atmosphere of the restaurant is what really sets it apart. Some of the kitchens are on display in the dining hall, showcasing beautiful wooden furnaces and copper dishes. There are authentic Indian cooks preparing the dishes, creating a truly immersive experience. Sometimes there are artists performing peaceful music, adding to the ambiance. Guests are encouraged to wear Eastern slippers when they enter, adding to the overall feel of the place. The seating options are diverse, with some areas featuring pillows and others offering window views. Overall, this restaurant offers a cozy and unique dining experience with excellent local Indian cuisine. I highly recommend a visit!

It is recommended to make a reservation in advance as the restaurant gets busy with around 1,000 diners daily. The dishes are authentic Indian cuisine served in traditional copper and clay pots. There is no menu, with new dishes offered daily. The food is delicious and the ambiance is incredible with rustic wooden furniture. The staff are Nepalese, including the chef, creating a feeling of dining high in the Himalayas. (sound of bell ringing)

Tasty eating, cool atmosphere, just love it! make a reservation in advance and bring her own bio wine w eventung.

The first sign that we had arrived at something different was when we were asked to take off our sandals just inside the door. As soon as we were seated we were brought cold water and chai masala. This was soon followed by soup and other delicious food. Apparently the menu is fixed at lunchtime (not sure about dinner). The price might be indeed a bit high for Russia but is very reasonable when compared to restaurants in other parts of the world.

I went there for a late dinner. when i entered , i got an instant impression that i came to visit a friend's place and we were going to have dinner at his kitchen. the atmosphere was very cosy and friendly. the staff was very helpful, nice and ready to answer all the questions about the meals. The food was delicious. as i was told they had fixed menu for breakfast and dinner and change it every three-four months. the only disadvantage is that the prices are a little bit too high for an indian restaurant (set price around 30$ per person). Updated from previous review on 2017-12-02