在莫斯科有多家的连锁店，内部的装修风格比较小清新田园，有孩子们玩的游乐场。菜品以传统俄餐为主，口味好，性价比高，服务也是不错的。

I did not grow up in the Soviet Union, but my friends did and this restaurant really tapped into the nostalgia of their childhood. Both the décor of the restaurant, which is set up like two 1960s (I think) era apartments (upstairs and downstairs each being its own apartment), and the food, which consists mainly of different kinds of filled pastas and other Soviet era dishes. The filled pastas are kind of like what Americans think of as a pierogi and it is important to distinguish this from the Russian pierogi, which is a filled pastry instead of a filled pasta. Another hit was some kind of fish-spread in a jar that they put on bread, which my friends totally freaked over. They loved it and it reminded them of a dish they had as children. I actually also really enjoyed my salad, which seemed simple but was really tasty. Great restaurant, although, as an American, I did have a little fear of Senator McCarthy coming out of the woodwork to chastise me for enjoying the Soviet food! Glad to report that did not happen.