Urban Eats

A fast-casual smart cafe with a minimalist design, ironic decor, views of Moscow from the windows, and Pan-Asian cuisine.

This new spot on the city's map is for those who prefer gourmet street food, enjoy Pan-Asian cuisine, and appreciate the cozy atmosphere of small urban cafes. Here, you can try an "urban roll" with spicy chicken or snow crab, savor the spiciness of the legendary Tom Yum soup, ramen, the Malaysian laksa soup, enjoy crispy and delicious fried appetizers, and quench your thirst with a glass of cold lemonade from Vietnam and Thailand.

The chef, Denis Perevoz, is one of the project's co-creators. Denis and his brother, Nikolai, developed the new concept for the "Urban Eats" urban smart cafe, offering gourmet dishes at affordable prices, with an average bill comparable to a meal at a chain fast-food restaurant.

The "Urban Eats" space is designed in the style of a small street cafe, reminiscent of a bustling street in Singapore, Vientiane, or Kuala Lumpur. The minimalist interior with ironic decor, comfortable bar stools, and a counter table facing a panoramic window with views of old Moscow, create a welcoming atmosphere that encourages you to pause your day and find solace within its cozy walls.