Moscow Shopping

  1. ABC's of Taste

    The ABC's of Taste is a Russian chain of deluxe markets, selling premium quality (mostly imported) goods.

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  2. Central Supermarket

    The most convenient and reasonable places to stock up on foodstuffs. You can grab a cart and peruse the aisles just like at home. Products available are Russian and imported - it's still expensive, but not prohibitively so.

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  3. Confael Chocolate

    This upmarket boutique and cafe is choc-full of mouth-watering chocolates in every shape and size imaginable. Besides the boxes of truffles and chocolate-covered cherries, Confael also stocks themed chocolates related to holidays, hobbies and national events. Sample the goods in the attached cafe.

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  4. Kalinka Stockmann

    Once a Scandinavian haven in Moscow, it has a pricey foreign goods supermarket in the basement.

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  5. Ramstore

    The old Moskovsky Univermag has given way to Ramstore, the Turkish chain of hypermarkets that is taking over Moscow. This is the counter to all the exclusive shopping malls springing up around the centre. The selection is huge and prices are relatively cheap.

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  7. Seventh Continent Supermarket

    The most convenient and reasonable places to stock up on foodstuffs. You can grab a cart and peruse the aisles just like at home. Products available are Russian and imported - it's still expensive, but not prohibitively so.

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  8. Smolensky Supermarket

    The most convenient and reasonable places to stock up on foodstuffs. You can grab a cart and peruse the aisles just like at home. Products available are Russian and imported - it's still expensive, but not prohibitively so.

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