A tiny pencil case for 8 tables at Rozhdestvensky Boulevard where you could never find any food except coffee with buns.

Not for free. But also it isn’t madly expensive. Do pay attention to the quantity of everything and the prices of the separate dishes.

As we were starving, we ordered 6 scallops, 2 urchins, a langouste, an octopus, clams and a barramundi.

The fish stall was full of options. It’s a pity I took a photo just before the closing. Someone had gobbled up most of it. Indeed, the food disappears pretty quickly from this stall.

Sweet hipster staff, which however got out of disgusting skinny jeans. There was a boy wrapped in something like a mixture of Yamamoto and Thom Krom. It was pleasant to look at him.

There’s no grill, but a stove and a pan and that’s for the better. More than likely the food won’t be over-burnt.

The prices jump. For example, 5 shrimps cost around $45. We asked 6, but they brought less, as well as less clamps and urchins. Probably, the quantity of what we ordered didn’t match our look, shabby from Saturday. Indeed, solvency isn’t written all over one’s face. Ok, and the whole langouste with potatoes and extremely tasty baked corn sliced into circles was only around $25. Oh well…

In general, everything was tasty. Only the clams were not good. I see sense only in scallops, oysters and mussels. The rest is from despair, to expand the menu, whatever. Obviously, it does not concern Japan.

So the scallops here, ceviche with 30 seconds of marination, do get the credit and you can have as much as you want. The price is more than adequate as they are not large. The kilo clams from Vladivostok weight up to a ton especially if you “weight them in grammes”.

Shrimps and the langouste were excellent, barramundi was ok but you have the full stall to choose from.

It is a breakthrough for Moscow. Especially against such places as “La Marée” and “ERWIN”.

You see mostly young people here. It’s great that they get to see some fish without getting on the plane.

In short, I congratulate you, Muscovites! Finally, there is a place to have fish/seafood in “plenty style” with no need to drown it in sauces and additives and that’s fucking cool!

Do enjoy.