I’m sorry, but the food has nothing to do with Russian. The dumplings (pel’meni) are very tough; the soup (borsch) has no taste, a lot of potato and cabbage inside of the soup, so it feels like you are having porridge but not the soup. They didn’t had sour cream, which is MUST be served with a soup and dumplings, instead they give you mayonnaise🤷‍♀️ The worst was that in the cutlet I found a sharp piece of metal😡!!!!!! I’m Russian, and I’m feeling so sorry for this cafe, because they are just spoiling my cuisine. If you, guys, don’t know how to cook this food, better don’t cook at all. The worst Russian cafe I’ve ever been!

Very nice place! Visited together with my friends while waiting for Malaysian airlines flight to arrive due to missed baggage. Had a wonderful dinner: traditional food borsch with 2 pieces of warm bread and mayonnaise. Kvas was amazing! Carrot salad was so juicy and fresh! Later straight after dinner the owner of this place helped me to contact ngurah rai airport baggage services to clarify delivery of my luggage and gave me a lift to the airport to collect it! Was very pleased and kind of the owners of this cafe: Galina and Adi. Thank you!

Such a good place with Russian cosine. Sometimes suddenly closed in day time. By the way, portions is very small, owner, make it cheaper or bigger please. I always order x2 portions. And I can't say I'm super fat guy)

From the limited menu, less than half was actually available. Service feels like you are in Russia (not in a good way), which I guess makes sense. Food very average. Good borscht. Get that.

Small place inside the market. Great food. I enjoyed talking to the locals in the area. It is close to where I was staying so it was convenient. The food was also great. The soup was awesome and they had some really good perogies.