Multipass Club announces cooperation with a new restaurant with the old name—Kolkhi, which features a surprisingly harmonious combination of progressive technology and legendary Caucasian traditions. Plasma screens are unobtrusively incorporated into archaic stone and textiles, metal and colored glass. The wheels of the araba cart here have been converted into candelabras, and the age-old boards of the ceiling, as thick as logs, are completed in halogen lighting. But traditions are nevertheless more important, first and foremost in the cuisine.

The most popular Caucasian dishes at Kolkhi are prepared according to old recipes that have been restored by the chef. The restaurant uses real fire for this, as evidenced by the chargrill set right at the entrance. This is why the shashlyki (shish kabobs) and khachapuri (round flatbreads with cheese) here acquire a refreshing refinedness and subtlety of taste. Of course, the quality of the ingredients is a top concern—everything is as fresh as can be, and all dishes are prepared in freshly-cut form. The “fitness menu” is available for weight-conscious guests and those who follow the latest health trends in today’s cooking. It includes dishes that are prepared using steam, without oils and carbohydrates. The wine is also direct from Georgia, from private vineyards. In short, Kolkhi offers a real taste of the Caucasus region.

It’s surprising to see this repository of olden days in the middle of the city, immediately behind the noisy Byelorussia Railway Station. Incidentally, the requirements of city comfort here are also met. Pedestrians will be glad to see that the metro is next door, and those in cars will appreciate the restaurant’s ample secure parking in a quiet courtyard. There is a VIP Hall for negotiations and small and medium-sized companies, but if you would like to organize a grandiose holiday, Kolkhi will organize a banquet for 100 guests. Kolkhi’s friendly and unobtrusive personnel, along with its live music, make it even more charming. And when you see how low the prices are, and that members of Multipass Club receive a 10% discount, it’s no wonder that the place has become so popular