The building which houses the restaurant is luxurious, elegant and grand, featuring intense Russian styles. Former Chinese leaders used to hold grand banquets for significant foreign guests here. The restaurant is divided into a large hall and several small rooms. With soft music played by a small band, you may feel returning to the 1960s and 1970s. Absorbed in rich Russian culture, you would seem to be located in Russia.

As a special-class restaurant in Beijing, it mainly serves Russian main courses. It offers featured conventional dishes of nations of the former Soviet Union such as Russian, Ukrainian and Caucasian. Meanwhile, it provides typical dishes in the UK, France, Germany and Italy. It is good at cooking dishes with East European cooking techniques such as pan-frying, deep-frying, grilling, braising, boiling and stewing. It values original flavors of ingredients and preserves them in cooking. It adopts refined techniques to cook and serves dishes with different flavors. It pays attention to colors of dishes but charges moderate costs. Its dishes are refreshing, sweet and sour, mellow and tender.

Average Spend: 50 yuan per capita

Address: No. 135, Xizhimen Outer Street, Beijing (West of Beijing Exhibition Center)