One of the most expensive restaurants in Russia’s capital, the opera-themed Turandot is an glimpse into the lifestyles of Moscow’s contemporary rich. With construction costs estimated between $40-50 million, this opulent Baroque style restaurant occupies 14 rooms in a luxurious 17th century building. Matching its architectural grandeur, the menu is of the finest quality mixing the best caviar, wine, oysters, steaks and champagne with the delicacies of European and Asian cuisine.

The Turandot restaurant has been supporting the tradition of Sunday family dinners for several years, serving a generous buffet with hot and cold snacks, Chinese, Japanese and Italian cuisine, fresh juices and all kinds of desserts. The special Easter Brunch, which runs from 1:00 pm to 5:30 pm, will also feature an open bar and buffet, along with traditional festive dishes. If you have a big appetite, do not hesitate to order Le Grand Brunch - an extended brunch with elite spirits, exotic fruits, oysters: in this case, you will be served by a waiter.

The most exquisite Asian restaurant in Moscow+7 (495) 241-90-13, website: turandot-palace.ru On the map: Moscow, Tverskoy Boulevard, d. 26Rating (2019): 4.8. It took 6 years to design the most expensive fish restaurant in Moscow “Turandot”, the result: 11 luxurious halls with velvet chairs and golden chandeliers, a Renaissance-style patio under a glass dome and a spacious terrace decorated with copies of antique marble statues.

Turandot is not merely a restaurant; it’s an opulent palace dedicated to fine dining. Extravagance permeates every corner of the establishment, which is resplendent with baroque architecture, ornate decorations, and hand-painted ceilings that could rival those of Versailles. This theatrical dining experience includes Asian and European fusion dishes, showcasing the creative blend that is possible when East meets West.

I’m putting Turandot on this list because it is easily the most extravagant restaurant I’ve ever dined in. The baroque decor inside this restaurant is beyond gorgeous, and it’s quite the experience to dine in such a lavish setting!. We reserved coming here only on a couple of special occasions, as it is on the pricey end of the spectrum.

Built from scratch in baroque style by the famous Andrei Dellos, restaurant Turandot is probably the most luxurious place in the Russian restaurant industry. Turandot took more than six years to build, cost around $50 million, seats more than 500 and has 600 on the staff. It serves the most delicious fusion of Asian and European food.

Spread over 14 rooms, it includes homages to Louis XVI, the Ming Dynasty and imperial Russia, the interior of this ornate restaurant would look more fitting as an extension of the Louvre. Inside the Chinese and Japanese menu of Dim Sum and sashimi surprise and please diners. Tverskoy bul’var 26/5, Moscow

If you can visit only one place, let it be the Turandot Restaurant!. Known as the most extravagant dining spot in Russia, it reportedly cost over a billion rubles and took six years to construct. The restaurant transports you back to the opulent era of Imperial Russia.

The name speaks for itself – this trendy, chic Moscow restaurant is something else. With its lavish interior design and a blend of Japanese, Chinese, and French cuisine, Turandot is definitely worth visiting next time you’re in the capital.

Turandot is a premium pan-Asian restaurant located on Tverskoy Boulevard in the center of Moscow. The restaurant was created by the same restaurateur who created Pushkin restaurant located in the same building.

The dim sum and dumplings are the masterful handiwork of An Yaoyao, previously of the upmarket Turandot restaurant. Flavor combinations include duck and leek (420 rubles) or eggplant and shrimp (430 rubles).

This palatial restaurant offers a lavish atmosphere with gold details and live classical music, serving gourmet Asian-European cuisine. Cuisine: Pan-Asian, EuropeanLocation: Tverskoy Boulevard

Even the most lavish expensive dining experience in Moscow, the Turandot Palace, happily combines sushi with Russian, Chinese and French food, so clearly this sort of fusion cannot be wrong.

Turandot named after the legend of 'The Icy Princess', is a restaurant which is quite a legend in its own way. Modeled after a Baroque palace, it took six and a...