Fast Food restaurants in Russia
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Baguetteria
Fast food. Fresh food. Cheap food. What more do you need to know? This is one of the few places in Moscow where somebody will make you a sandwich. Not an open-face buterbrod but a real sandwich on a fresh-baked baguette. The interior has all the charm of your local McD’s so you may want to order your sandwich to go and sit on the Arbat.
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Blin Donalt’s
This funny fast-food joint has somehow avoided legal action from a certain well-known American chain. Here you get fast-food bliny (crepes), chicken Kiev and borscht (beetroot soup) – all as far from the real thing as McDonald’s apple pie, but a fascinating comment on post–Soviet Russia.
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Pizza Iceberg
Join Abakan’s youth in this modern pizza place for some fast food eaten to a techno beat. The R50 grilled chicken and R40 salads are better than the microwaved pizza, and a chemical coffee in melting plastic cup is just R10.
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Uspensky Food Court
On the top floor of the Uspensky shopping centre, this food court offers burgers, pizza, sandwiches, sushi and more. Floor-to-ceiling windows provide a sweeping view of the city centre and a new perspective on the activity below.
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Kopeyka
Fast-food, pick-and-point cafeteria with Soviet-era posters and McDonald's-style seating in the modern pyramid across from the train station. The mezzanine café has good espressos.
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Fiesta Fast Food
Fiesta fast food is the most atmospheric and congenial of Irkutsk’s numerous fast-food outlets, and has free wi-fi if you eat there.
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Evrika
From behind a historic façade, this plain but well-kept stolovaya doles out very cheap chebureki (meat turnovers) and pozi.
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Stolovaya Ok
Well signposted from ul Parizhskoy Komunity, this supercheap and ultrabasic student canteen keeps both stomachs and wallets happy. Handwritten menu.
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Dalny Vostok Cafe
Plump blue booths overlook the street action at this two-line cheapie fast-food pick-and-point stop (go past the doors in the front bar).
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Bistro
This simple cafeteria in the historic centre cooks up a host of fillets or microwaves little pizzas and hamburgers.
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Zakusochnaya Real
A friendly, unadorned, ultracheap snack-café facing the cathedral. Next door is a gorgeous wooden-lace house.
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Kafe Legenda
Good for a quick, cheap snack-type meal, like a burger or Central Asian rice 'n' pork bowl of plov.
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Gril Master
Chita's fast-food joint is better for stuffed chicken roulade than for its microwaved burgers.
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