Khinkalnaya - Moscow Oblast

Very noisy. We were on the 2nd floor. The waiter forgot to add a dish and drink to the order. On the plus side, this is a children's room, visually, the food was good, ajap sandalwood, eggplant salad, veal loin, everything was good. Regular julienne. Service: 3 Atmosphere: 4

Delicious food, beautifully presented, and comfortable sofas. We visited in the morning, so there were no other customers. I wonder how comfortable it would be when the restaurant is full. The khinkali were tasty, with thin dough that doesn’t tear, but they were served lying on their sides instead of with the tails up, and there was quite a bit of air inside. The Adjarian khachapuri was simply magnificent—perfect dough and a great balance of cheese. The only downside was that the staff or owner was sitting and smoking on the veranda, and the smoke wafted right toward us.

The food is mediocre for its price and, at times, inedible. The dough for the khinkali is good, but the filling lacks flavor. I don't understand what they mean by the best khinkali; you can find just as good, if not better, in every corner of the city. The most interesting part was when we expressed our concerns about the taste of the food—unripe, hard tomatoes (in August), and chewy cheese, among other things. The man who introduced himself as the manager could only respond by arguing with us and insisting that it was supposed to be this way. In his opinion, as someone who has apparently never worked beyond khinkali and shashlik places, all the ingredients should match what’s listed on the menu. Yet, despite all this, the prices are very much in line with Moscow’s standards. Overall, it was shocking for us to visit this place, and we can't understand why it has such a high rating.

At the entrance, instead of guards, you are met by half of the village, who, in their own dialect, are discussing whether to let you in or not. There are not enough waiters. There are foreign objects in the food. Security is constantly wandering around the institution all from the same village. The feeling that you did not come to a restaurant, but to some kind of hot spot. They also ask to transfer money to someone on the card instead of punching at the checkout. I do not advise anyone. Food: 1 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 1

I was pleasantly surprised by the taste of the khinkali! Great job! There's ample parking available! The menu is extensive! They also offer hookah. The atmosphere is lovely, and the cool veranda is a nice touch. The staff is attentive and professional. There's always seating available!