Description:
- This is not exactly the Russian Tea Rooms, New York, and few A List celebrities visit to dine, drink and discuss Dostoevsky. Instead this place is popular with local Chinese people and the Sino-Soviet influence is evident in the large tables and cramped seating plan. Borsht, of course, is on offer, a soup as synonymous with Russia as kimchi is with Korea, though far less pungent. Zakuska, a Russian salad, is also popular, and the shashlik, marinated lamb pronged Kebab-style with eggplant and onions, is worth a shot. A three-course lunch set costs around HK$60 and the cakes look tasty.
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It Satisfied My Craving for Pasta
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I'm surprised to see that this restaurant didn't fare well to the other travelers because I can't say anything completely terrible about this place. I had the Spaghetti...
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- posted on 07.20.12
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Contact:
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- tel: 852 2265 8288
Address:
- L1-18, 80 Tatchee Avenue, Festival Walk Tower
- Kowloon Tong
- Hong Kong
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