An Istanbul-style kebab window near the Nikitskaya streets, run by a family from Grozny since 2012, long before Berlin-style doner became a Moscow trend. The house kofte is lamb patties with stretchy cheese, tomato and a spicy sauce rolled in thin lavash; a post-party kebab here is a Moscow night-out ritual.
- Address
- Voznesensky pereulok 14, Moscow
- Hours
- not verified
- Best time to go
- Afternoon, Late night · About 20 min
- Price
- Kofte wrap RUB 300, ayran RUB 150, Turkish coffee RUB 150 (T-Zhurnal, 2025)
- Price level
- ₽
Details can change. Check hours and prices before you go.
Good to know
- Eat on the bench by the hatch, with ayran or Turkish coffee
- Branches also at Lubyansky proezd 25 (with a small seating area), Krymsky Val 6 and Dorogomilovskaya 10
