Odessa-mama Review

I heard early that I thought it was Ukrainian Odessa cuisine, but I didn't expect more Jewish dishes. I felt that there was a story. The food is not large, but the price and taste are good. The chicken legs in Figure 2 not only go to the bone, but also stuffed another meat and cheese inside, which is high in calories and satisfying.

This place is very special, grounded, authentic and reasonably priced. Located on an antique outskirts of Moscow, it offers outdoor seating and there is a children's playground next to it. It was very pleasant on a warm summer morning. Be careful of the outdoor seating area and make sure it isn’t booked. Have the sweetest tomato you’ve ever had (all the tomato salads are fantastic, but the one with garlic sauce and goat cheese is fantastic). Pleasant adventure:-)

The food was traditional and delicious. Stroganoff was good, the apricots stuffed into a whole chicken, the portion was large and packed. Cold Russian beer served, the price was good. If you are in a larger group, the staff don't mind sorting the bill into a few copies, they don't make a fuss. Recommended.

Cut cabbage with Napoleon cake, special enough creative.

The Russian home-cooked dishes made, the fried fish inside tastes very good, and the noodles tasted by the mother are all snacks in Russia, mainly eating the dishes eaten by the Russian people.