A bit of rascality follows every step of your way. There’s a bike under the bathroom sink, restrooms are shaped as telephone booths. The menu, however, has a strict order — with oriental cuisine dominating it. First of all, classics of Caucasian culinary delights are on it – from tear-breaking kharcho to fragrant lobio, from Suluguni-filled khachapuri to tender satsivi. Secondly, we have Uzbek cuisine on offer, rich with oriental bazaar flavors – pilaf, kaurva-lagman, shurpa, samsa made in tandoor and kebabs made on a barbeque place. Additional bonus – Peking duck, made in a specially brought oven.

Anastasiya Khalchitskaya developed the multi-colored design. Have a seat by the windows in funny light-green chairs, get a private table atop the podium in a light-colored tent or hit the summer terrace amid lively green trees. If you’re in a determined mood, sit on outdoor benches underneath a myriad of small lights — yes, it feels like a resort.

And by no means you should leave your kids at home. Take them with you and put them into a spacious kids room with a trampoline and a magic cupboard.