Turandot Review

When a palace becomes a restaurant! Tvrandot Turandot, this restaurant is definitely the most luxurious restaurant in the fighting nation, no doubt about it. Putin also held a birthday party here! It took more than 1 billion yuan to renovate and took 6 years to complete. It is magnificent like a palace. Every corner exudes a gorgeous retro style and full of European classical court sentiments. It instantly travels to the banquet of the medieval Russian nobles. ​

The appetizers included Kaluga caviar with lobster, the hot appetizers included grilled octopus legs with sea urchin sauce, lobster bisque, Boston lobster risotto, and slow-baked cod. The seven-course lunch set was quite rich. Chatting with friends while tasting the delicious dishes brought by the chef was a great pleasure.

Check in Turandot. The location is actually quite good, but the sign is too low-key. It is sandwiched between two Pushkin restaurants. It is easy to miss it if you are not careful~ As a restaurant, Turandot is really magnificent, but I just visited the palaces in St. Petersburg, so... The second floor only accepts individual orders. On weekdays, the first floor has a buffet menu unlimited for tourists. It is another small menu. If you are afraid of over-ordering, you can consider it~ The food level of the restaurant is indeed very high. All dishes are delicious. It took 2 and a half hours to finish the full set of Western food. After eating this amount, you will be full for the whole day~ I especially recommend the red ball dessert. It has rich flavors and a special shape~

This restaurant on the pedestrian street left a deep impression on me. It was not the food, but the luxurious feeling of the Tsarist Russia era that I was immersed in the moment I walked into the restaurant, gorgeous and extravagant, tough and gentle. As for the food itself, it should be more authentic Russian cuisine, but Chinese food is also served.

As one of the most famous restaurants in Moscow, it does have extremely luxurious decorations, ceilings, murals, carvings... people enjoy a visual feast before dining, and even the bathroom is in an extremely exquisite retro style. The food is also the embodiment of beauty and refinement. The color matching and plate design really match the temperament of this restaurant. As for the taste of the dishes, maybe I don’t know how to appreciate them. I feel that they are no different from some medium-to-high-end Western restaurants in China. The taste is good, but it’s not as high as 2,500 per person. With the unique "unhurried" service of Russians... Well, just take a look at the decoration~

Turandot Restaurant in Moscow is known as the most expensive and luxurious restaurant in the world. Its decoration is extremely luxurious, even more so than the imperial palace. The food is also very delicious. The price of each dish is more than 1,500 rubles. The meal for two people cost more than 1,300 yuan, which is really luxurious.

Blind spot menu, strawberry cocktail is good, the appetizer is a marinated three kinds of fish fillet is also delicious, the salad tastes normal, the soup is really not good, especially the Chinese soup... Tremella egg soup, mushroom soup, are a bit salty! The beef is good and tender, the fried duck is made into a roast duck, which is very unpalatable, sorry for my great Chinese roast duck... I have to say, the environment is really good! It's so beautiful

[Taste] We went to a buffet, and there were quite a lot of dishes, including Japanese sashimi, sushi, and Russian barbecue. Not bad [Environment] Luxurious. Walking in from the simple little door, there is a different world inside, and there are performances in the courtyard from time to time. The dining area is decorated intricately, and the tableware is exquisite, which should be the style of the Rococo palace [Service] The price is expensive, 5000 rubles/person for the buffet (equivalent to 500 yuan/person). The service is satisfactory