Beta Hotel Tourist Complex Moscow

Beta Hotel Tourist Complex Moscow

Izmaylovskoe Shosse, 71 2B, Moscow, Central Russia, 105187, Russia

 

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  • Written September 29, 2011
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Good Russian food at reasonable prices

by patopato44

Hi everobody!
I am going to Moscow with a friend for a few days by the end of June and would love to eat good Russian food but not at too expensive restaurants, please! If that is possible please recommend me some. I would appreciate indications of nearest metro station as we are already planning our stay.
Masha

Re: Good Russian food at reasonable prices

by Morozov

Hi Masha!
Where are you from? Do you speak Russian? Moscow Russian fast food http://www.elki-palki.ru/ http://www.elki-palki.ru/addresses/moscow/,
http://www.cafemumu.ru/ http://www.cafemumu.ru/contacts.php
But I prefer Russian pancakes so http://www.teremok.ru/ http://www.teremok.ru/places.phtml?city=1
Have a good meal! :)
Oleg

Re: Good Russian food at reasonable prices

by travelmad478

Jumping onto this thread for the same reason as the OP--we'll be there in early June. I do speak Russian, and prefer not to eat fast food--if you've got Russian,Georgian or Uzbek suggestions, I'd love to hear them. (I hope there are still some good Georgian places around!) We'll be staying near metro Paveletskaya, but we can go anywhere.

I lived in Moscow from 1993-1996, so know the city, but the restaurant scene has definitely changed a lot since those days!

Re: Good Russian food at reasonable prices

by patopato44

Thanks Oleg!
I already had a look at the sites and the good point is that they are all over the place both in Moscow and St Petersbourg where I am also going. I'am Argentinian but my parents were Russian so I speak Russian and love the food. I'm an awful cook,though. I love grechka which is quite difficult to get here in good shape. They usually sell the corn broken into pieces. I live in Bariloche, which is a skiing resort in Patagonia next to the Andes.
Cheerio,
Masha

Re: Good Russian food at reasonable prices

by alex1990moscow

Masha!!! Best russian fast food is Mu-mu (spelled Му-Му in russian) It is a chain and has many restaurants in moscow. Prices are very cheap and food is yummyyyy!!! =) I know they hav many of the restaurants in the centre... they hav one on the Arbat street. Remmember this restaurant can be noticed by a big cow outside it =)

Travel Tips for Moscow

Red Square

by HORSCHECK

The famous Red Square (Krasnaya Ploshchad) has always been a place of great public events like political rallies, demonstrations and military parades.

The square has a slight curvature and dimensions of about 400 m length and 150 m width.

It is surrounded by many well worthseeing sights like the Lenin Mausoleum, St. Basil's Cathedral, Kazan Cathedral, the Lobnoe Mesto, the GUM Department Store, the Kremlin Walls and the Historical Museum.

For detailed information about some of these sights, please have a look at my "Things to Do Tips".

Go right to the heart of the...

by Tocco

Go right to the heart of the city. RED SQUARE is where you should start your adventure. To see ST. BASILS CATHEDRAL for the first time is magical. Seeing the KREMLIN walls with its 3 ton red star on top of the KREMLIN CLOCK TOWER. You realize you are not in kansas anymore.

telephony in Moskve

by MrBill

One thing you may notice, and it may confuse you, is that there are many different city codes for Moscow when dialing. This is not surprising in a city the size of Moscow with a population of more than 12 million inhabitants and almost as many mobile phones.

So to dial from abroad you do not drop the zero as is common in Continental Europe. For example the country code for Russia is 7 and one of the city codes for Moscow is 095, therefore you would dial +7 095 555 8888, if that was the number you needed. Using whatever international access code as required be it 011 from N. America or 00 from the rest of Europe.

The city codes most commonly used are
095 landline & MTS mobile
501 landline
916 mobile
903 mobile
and the new 499 dialing code. Depending on who the mobile phone provider is?

Most landlines are 095 in the city center. When dialing from within Moscow, drop the +7 and add a +8 for local numbers. If you already have +7 095 555 8888 preprogrammed into your mobile, for example, it will still work.

Mobile cards are prepaid cards and not billed monthly. Therefore, you have to make sure you have enough money on your card, which can be tricky, especially if you are using a Russian phone card, but traveling outside of Russia. If your card runs out, you cannot make anymore calls until you get back to Russia and make a payment on your account. You get used to it, but if you are used to receiving a monthly bill it is annoying at first. Calls within Moscow are extremely cheap. International calls on your mobile telephone are very expensive, regardless of whether you initiate the call or receive it, as you get billed roaming charges. I had an MTS phone card and an international call to Germany cost me approximately $2.00 per minute. In comparison a call from Germany to a landline in Moscow only costed $0.02 using one of those cheap dialling codes at the time.

Dialing emergency services of Moscow (01, 02, 03, and 04) as well as exact time service (100) has remained unchanged for both 499 as well as 095 code for MGTS subscribers.

For more information please refer to Moscow City Telephone's (MGTS) webpage:

http://www.mgts.ru/menu.html?ID_DOC=1370

Maslenitsa – Pancake week

by PolinaS

Maslenitsa is celebrated a week before Lent. Celebration is organized in most parks, squares, where you can taste pancakes cooked in different ways with different stuffing, buy souvenirs, take part in games, funny competitions. If you are lucky to be in Moscow at this time visit some celebration places and…… forget about diet! ;)

Waffles and Coffee and Kvas

by dlandt

What you see the people lined up here for, are a kind of Russian waffle that comes sprinkled with powdered sugar. Every one of these little places seems to have lines ten deep or more. What we bought here in this place, was Kvas, a kind of Russian soft drink with a peculiar taste. Not everyone is supposed to like this bread-derived beverage the first time, but after a few it starts to grow on you.

Coffee tends to be served very strong, like a lot of Russian tastes. Its also quite expensive by comparison to other drinks. Sugar is always served alongside, but you normally have to ask for cream.

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