This high end restaurant is located to the left of the entrance to Nika entertainment center.
The restaurant has three halls:
- a VIP hall with forty seats;
- the main hall with 100 seats;
- a karaoke hall with thirty seats.
It has a lavish decor and offers its customers the dishes of the Ukrainian cuisine.
There are some traditional dishes (soups, shish kebab) and a company dish: rice with meat Uzbek style, samsy (dough pockets with meat).
In the evenings you can listen to live music here.
You can also stage a karaoke party in the karaoke hall.Women’s Day celebration at Nika restautantNika restaurant photo gallery
Favorite Dish:
shish kebab
Upon entering the central gate of the city market you will see this gray building to your right.
It's stolovaya (a canteen) from the good old Soviet times.
This is where you can have a bite during your shopping tour or exploring the market.
They offer a lot of local dishes: cutlets, fried fish, fried chicken legs, meat pancakes, fried beef liver, etc.
The kitchen is right in front of you, so you can see how they cook your fish.
They usually heat your ready made dishes in their microwave oven. You only have to trust them the dishes/the meat/the fish are not outdated...
You can also order drinks here. Their choice is impressive.
Favorite Dish:
meat pancakes and vegetable salad with a piece of salted herring: yummy!
This restaurant is a part of Comfort leisure center and is located not far from downtown.
There is Orange Hall and a VIP hall where you can sit comfortably and enjoy your friends' company.
Ther serve different pizzas, Japanese rolls and sushis as well as dishes of local cuisine.
The halls are nice.
In the evenings the big blind in the Orange Hall is opened and you sit and enjoy the view of the dance club as well as join the happy young people in rejoicing in the dance hall.
Favorite Dish:
Different pizzas: Neapolitano, Margarita, Poperoni Capricciosa and Delmara (about $5 each).
You can also order (with delivery too) both pizzas and sushi with rolls (they offer a big set for 280 UAH, a medium set for 220 UAH and a small set - 134 UAH - of sushi and rolls).
If you feel thirsty during your city tour and want to relax like the locals do, why not make a stopover at a bistro and relax?
There are several bistro all over the city.
They are usually located at big grocer's and offer you different drinks and snacks.
Or you can merely sit at a bar outside a store (such as this one in Lenin Street: Picture #2).
You can buy a snack in the store and then sit outside talking to locals, which would be a treat to them, too...
Favorite Dish:
pizza and peanuts
We went to this cafe for lunch and enjoyed it a lot; the atmosphere and the service were all right.
The café is located in a quiet area and has a bar, a nice cozy hall and a yard with barbeque facilities.
Favorite Dish:
Cossack's assorted meat
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