Vasya From Guangzhou - Yoshkar-Ola

I didn't like the attitude of a girl working for a cashier. While I met the menu, a young girl came up asking about the menu, and right out of my nose, that girl working for the cassava pulled out of the menu and handed over to those girls who didn't finally get anything: ♪

Really cool place the soups and salads are especially good, fried milk too!

Great place: cozy, charming, and stylish. The menu may seem small, but there's something for everyone. The room decor is really pleasing to the eye. The noodles are fantastic; we order them every time! And the fried milk is simply amazing and delicious. I highly recommend visiting this place—it has a wonderful atmosphere and a genuine vibe.

Very good soups, but it's been a week since Ramen's gone. I want a ramen, and he's gone, and he's not said he's gonna be here for two days, and it's finally 4:00, and the ramen doesn't even smell. Why put it in the menu if he never does.

Thank you for today's lunch! I am quite familiar with Asian cuisine, so I can confidently say that the food here is delicious. However, I still adapted to the place, and I believe that's perfectly normal. The menu is small but typical, which I see as a plus. The atmosphere is fantastic; the design and music create a great mood, and even the open kitchen allows you to experience all the flavors of the dishes being prepared. Overall, you can see a thoughtful approach to the work here; many different details indicate this and show the love for what you do! The only suggestion I would like to make is... In Asia, it's common to leave various sauces on the tables so that guests can use them according to their taste. After all, everyone has their own concept of spiciness. This kind of setup is very much appreciated in similar establishments in Russia.