To make the most of dining out in Moscow, you will need to travel into town from the Izmailovo Gamma. However, for a quick bite to eat there are several options near the hotel, including the numerous restaurants spread across the different parts of the Izmailovo hotel complex.
Tanuki
50, Shcherbakovskaya Ulitsa
Tanuki is a highly successful chain offering the low-cost russified version of Moscow's favourite delicacy, sushi (deep-fried rolls and rolls with mayonnaise are well represented alongside slightly more traditional offerings). This outlet reasonably close to the Izmailovo Gamma has a pleasant atmoshpere. Delivery is also available.
Teremok
Izmaylovskoye shosse, F71
Teremok is a fast-food chain that claims to offer traditional Russian cuisine. The main offering is reasonably good quality versions of the Russian pancake, with a wide range of sweet and savoury fillings, but you'll find traditional soups, porridge, and non-alcoholic drinks. If not 100% authentic, the food is certainly filling and inexpensive.
Tanuki
50, Shcherbakovskaya Ulitsa
Tanuki is a highly successful chain offering the low-cost russified version of Moscow's favourite delicacy, sushi (deep-fried rolls and rolls with mayonnaise are well represented alongside slightly more traditional offerings). This outlet reasonably close to the Izmailovo Gamma has a pleasant atmoshpere. Delivery is also available.
Teremok
Izmaylovskoye shosse, F71
Teremok is a fast-food chain that claims to offer traditional Russian cuisine. The main offering is reasonably good quality versions of the Russian pancake, with a wide range of sweet and savoury fillings, but you'll find traditional soups, porridge, and non-alcoholic drinks. If not 100% authentic, the food is certainly filling and inexpensive.
