This establishment is located in the very center of Moscow, within walking distance from the Kremlin and other interesting places. "Cheburechnaya" in Kitay-Gorod has long been included in the list of attractions of the Russian capital. Many lovers of traditional “Soviet” food know what “real” pasties are made and fried here for a specific order.
According to reviews, this cafe makes the most delicious chebureks in Moscow. Moreover, they are made with different fillings - with lamb, pork, beef, cheese, etc. According to experts, those who are interested in where you can eat budget food hot enough in the center of Moscow should go to the Cheburechnaya cafe in Kitai Gorod .
Acquaintance
The good old "Cheburechnaya" in Kitay-Gorod is especially attractive for those who like to nostalgic for Soviet times. In this institution, in an atmosphere familiar to many from childhood, you can eat very tasty and very inexpensive, and come here both in the early morning and late evening. The address of Cheburechnaya in Kitay-Gorod: Moscow, Solyansky impasse, 1/4, p. 1.
The cafe is always full of visitors. Residents of the capital are well aware that it is here that you can buy the freshest and most delicious pasties with meat, as well as other fillings at a very attractive price.
Useful information about the institution
This most famous cheburechnaya in Moscow is of the “fast food” type and offers guests dishes of traditional Russian and Tatar cuisines. Opening hours:
- Monday to Wednesday and Sunday: from 06:00 to 01:00;
- Thursday: from 06:00 to 02:00;
- Friday-Saturday: from 06:00 to 05:00.
Amount of an average check: up to 150 rubles. Wi-Fi is available. There is no parking. There is no discount on the menu. Services such as breakfasts, business lunches, banquets, catering, delivery are not provided.
About clientele
Most visitors come to this cafe for the very same - Soviet - pasties. Serve them here on paper plates. Places for guests are provided exclusively standing. The “Cheburechnoy” menu in China Town includes strong alcoholic drinks. Basically, as the guests say, they come here to just have a drink and have a light bite, and most often - to hang out. In fact, the contingent of the institution, according to reviews, is mostly quite decent and very friendly, but still very motley. The audience comes here is very different, say the authors of the reviews - from dubious personalities of a bum-like appearance and smelling rather unpleasant to handsomely dressed middle-aged men. For some reason, you can often see policemen here. Many visitors take the acquired pasties with them.
Interior
This small, clean and comfortable cheburechny resembles a grocery store, inside of which tables for a snack are installed (seats are not provided). There is a distribution inside the cafe: behind the counter, a nice woman of magnificent forms gives an order and accepts payment.
Visitors call the interior of the establishment very pleasant - an original chandelier hangs from the ceiling, black and white photographs with views of old Moscow are hung on the walls. Tall round tables in the hall are covered with white tablecloths. There are no chairs. A delicious smell of fresh pasties is floating in the air. Some guests in their reviews note that "Cheburechnaya" in Solyansky impasse is imbued with the spirit of the mid-80s of the last century. This old cafe, located in the very center of Moscow near the metro station Kitay-Gorod, has a special atmosphere that is appreciated by guests who love to indulge in memories. Many reviewers admit that they simply adore such places - with good food and without unnecessary complaints.
Menu
In this cafe, chebureks can be purchased “hot - hot” - with pork, beef, chicken, potatoes, cheese and mushrooms. In addition to pasties, you can eat grilled chicken. Also, authors of reviews can share here, according to the guest’s order, to cook quite tasty dumplings. The menu opposite the main items indicates the nutritional value of dishes in calories - this is not the case in other capital cities. In addition to beer and soft drinks, the cafe serves cognac and vodka.
Rates
Cost of meals:
- chebureks - from 40 rubles .;
- grilled chicken - from 120 rubles .;
- Uzbek tortilla - 20 rubles;
- samsa - 60 rubles.
The cost of drinks:
- water, tea, coffee, fruit drink - from 15 rubles .;
- a glass of beer - from 45 rubles .;
- a portion of vodka, cognac - from 50 rubles.
Guest Impressions
Chebureks in a cafe on Kitay Gorod cook quite tasty, but some reviewers note that they are practically without broth here, namely, the presence of the broth inside, in their opinion, differs the “right” pasties from the “wrong” ones. According to other customers of Cheburechnaya, the products of the same name, baked by local craftsmen and sold “with heat,” turn out to be surprisingly tasty and juicy, with lots of meat. With the stomach after eating the dish, usually no emergency occurs, there is neither a feeling of heaviness, nor other troubles. Some visitors take with them 5-7 pieces.
The price of a cheburek here, visitors share, is 2-3 times higher than in tents with shawarma. But they are worth it, grateful customers say:
- Firstly, chebureks are unusually tasty here. They are prepared from the freshest meat at the customer's place. The taste of the products of this cheburechny, according to the authors of the reviews, is evidenced by the fact that for the entire time of its existence no one has reacted negatively to its baking.
- Secondly, the tables are constantly cleaned and washed, the staff monitors the cleanliness of the room especially intensely.
- Thirdly, the institution has a clean, serviceable toilet (for some time now, users have noted a weak pressure of water in the tap).
- Fourthly, the institution invariably has a pleasant warm atmosphere. The staff here is always polite and hospitable, regulars are usually friendly.
Guests note that this cafe is intended for true "brutals": standing places at tables, men drinking beer or vodka, paper plates, etc. - the typical "shovel" setting is preserved here. The authors of the reviews recommend visiting this place to everyone who wants to eat truly tasty pasties, as well as those who want to immerse themselves in the historical atmosphere of the “scoop”.