Ili

«Ili» on Moskovsky Prospekt runs on a fixed-price system for its dishes, so the bill is easy to predict in advance. The average check here stays around 750 rubles — a budget-friendly option for those who want a varied meal without overspending. The menu draws on cuisines from around the world, and that's clear from the first lines. Baked mussels sit alongside khachapuri and chebureki, ramen is next to borscht, and Italian pasta shares space with steaks. They also make pizza and roll Japanese rolls here — the result is a kind of culinary mix where everyone finds a familiar dish or tries something new. The restaurant's interior is simple and homey, with live plants around the dining room. This setting works both for a weekday lunch and for meeting up with friends when you want to order several different dishes from different cuisines at once.