Breaking the myth about Russian cuisine.

Chinese tourists often worry about Russian cuisine, thinking that it is not good enough. However, this myth is easily broken when you first come into contact with Moscow's food culture. We have selected a few Moscow restaurants that are popular with Chinese tourists for you to experience the superb skills of the capital's chefs. Grand Cafe Dr. Zhivago Address: Mokhovaya st., 15/1с1 Average price: 3,000 rubles (CNY 300) Grand Cafe Dr. Zhivago, located on the first floor of the famous "National" hotel in Moscow, gives people a sense of modern and nostalgic blending. The restaurant's decoration is inspired by the Soviet era, and the art and modern design complement each other, creating a unique atmosphere. The dishes here are as delicate as works of art. While admiring the famous Soviet paintings of Malevich, Deineka, and Petrov-Vodkin, you can enjoy delicious crab cream porridge or sour cream fried carp. Whether it's brunch or dinner, you can enjoy the food while admiring the magnificent view of Moscow's Red Square. Uhvat Address: Rochdelskaya st., 15, building 41 Average price: 2,500 rubles (CNY 250) In the brick building of the triple factory, Uhvat restaurant attracts many diners with its spacious and bright space and elegant design. The dishes here are characterized by health, lightness, and bright colors. Their buckwheat porridge is especially recommended. It is served with lamb or mushrooms and is more delicious after more than 12 hours of slow stewing. In addition, the restaurant also offers homemade pumpkin and buckwheat bread, boiled milk, and rum cake with persimmons and yogurt ice cream. Here, every dish is a work of heart and worth savoring. Oblomov Address: 1st Monetchikovsky lane, 5 Average price: 2,500 rubles (about CNY 250) The restaurant is located in an elegant villa in the center of Moscow and is committed to reviving traditional Russian dishes. The restaurant's chef presents a novel interpretation of classic dishes to guests based on ancient cooking books. Here, you can try quail liver sauce, Astrakhan sturgeon soup, or lamb stewed slowly in a Russian stove. Each dish contains rich history and culture, allowing you to feel the charm of Russian traditional food culture while enjoying the food. Russian traditional food is not just about filling your stomach, it is more of a cultural experience. Join us on this Moscow food tour and make your Moscow trip more perfect. By the way, what classic Russian dishes have you eaten? Welcome to share with us in the comments section!