Ima

«Ima» is a Japanese restaurant on Varvarka Street, just a short walk from Kitay-Gorod metro station. The name translates as "now" and reflects the Japanese philosophy of being present in the moment — an idea that shapes both the restaurant's space and its atmosphere. The interior is built on restraint and natural materials: stone, natural textures, and details reminiscent of traditional Japanese shutters. Nothing superfluous — only what helps guests focus on the food and the conversation at the table. The menu features Japanese classics: sushi and steaks, complemented by a solid wine list and cocktails. The average check starts at 6,000 rubles, which sets the tone for the place: there's no rush here, and guests are expected to pay for quality ingredients and attention to detail. The restaurant is located at 14 Varvarka Street, in the very center of Moscow.