Gaijin

«Gaijin» is an Asian bistro located on Nikolskaya Street, in the very heart of Lubyanka. The corner has taken a spot within the «Vokrug Sveta» food market, bringing together the most recognizable street-food hits of Asian cuisine under one roof. The menu is built as a mix of popular dishes from the streets of Asia — from Japanese sushi to Vietnamese pho bo. It's worth starting with traditional appetizers: here they make smashed cucumbers, chuka, and spring rolls — classics familiar to every lover of Asian food. Among the main dishes are tom yums with their characteristic spiciness and sourness, rich ramens, and fragrant pho bo. The rice woks deserve special attention — dishes that are cooked quickly but don't lose their depth of flavor. The corner format at the food market allows you to stop by for a quick lunch or a bite between errands, without straying far from your usual route through the city center. The location on Nikolskaya makes «Gaijin» a convenient spot for those strolling through the historic center of Moscow who want to try different Asian cuisines in one place — from Japanese to Vietnamese and Thai.