Masharabi

«Masharabi» on Prospekt Nauki brings together the cuisines of Georgia, Turkey, Greece, and the Eastern Mediterranean under one roof. The restaurant was conceived by Dmitry Sergeev, the ideologist and co-owner of Ginza Project, and the scale is evident in everything: the space seats 400 people. Panoramic windows and a glass roof fill the dining room with light, and a large terrace is well suited to warm evenings. The place is also designed with guests who have children in mind — there's a separate children's room, so a trip to the restaurant doesn't turn into an ordeal for parents. The kitchen brings together several culinary traditions at once — from Caucasian to Mediterranean — so both fans of hearty Georgian food and those who prefer light Greek cuisine will find something on the menu. The average check at «Masharabi» is 3,300 rubles. The easiest way to get to the restaurant is from Akademicheskaya metro station — it's located at Prospekt Nauki, 23, building 2.