Lapshichnaya s malenkim tsvetkom v bolshom okne

«Lapshichnaya s malenkim tsvetkom v bolshom okne» on Bulatova Street, 101 in Omsk is a place without a sign that local fans of Chinese cuisine quickly tracked down. It was opened with the involvement of the Skuratov coffee team, and their style is instantly recognizable: minimal decor and maximum attention to what's on the plate. The menu features several types of egg-free noodles with original sauces. The kitchen's particular point of pride is its Sichuan-style udon, said to be the spiciest in the city. As for drinks, the focus is on green tea and non-alcoholic fruit beverages, though craft beer is kept on hand for those who prefer something hoppy. Average check is up to 1000 rubles. One detail for atmosphere: the dining room has a TV with a VCR and a stack of VHS tapes playing films from the nineties. While your noodles are being prepared, you can revisit scenes from childhood — very much in the spirit of a place where even the sign isn't the main point.