Restaurant Kish-mish
The Kish-Mish restaurant is a real oriental fairy tale: luxurious, bright. The atmosphere here is intimate and cozy: dim lighting, soft sofas with handmade pillows and rugs, soft music. There are photographs with views of old Baku on the walls, classical statues in the niches, and the ceilings are covered with vines. In the corners are antique jugs and other real antiques, lovingly collected and brought from Azerbaijan. In the hall intended for banquets, the atmosphere is even more peaceful; it is decorated with an aquarium with goldfish.
Address:
Central district, st. Nekrasova 28
Telephone:
Phones 275-73-05
The cuisine at Kish-Misha is based on national Azerbaijani recipes, however, the menu also includes a full range of traditional European dishes.
The names of the salads and appetizers are poetic and seem to have come straight from the pages of “The Arabian Nights”: “Dunes of the Sahara”, “A Night with Scheherazade”, “Caravan”, “The Sultan’s Delight”... The menu includes three dozen varieties of kebabs cooked on the grill: from classic lamb shish kebab to such an exquisite one as “Kings of the East” - with tiger prawns, salmon, sturgeon and red caviar. You can also try hot and cold soups, including lamb soups, and choose from an impressive assortment of original hot dishes and snacks. Many products for the table - vegetables, seasonings - are delivered directly from the Baku suburbs. All baked goods, from pita bread to sweets, are prepared immediately before serving, so they are always fresh and flavorful. Here, in the restaurant, they make signature jam - cherry, quince, grape, fig and dogwood. National flavor is also present in the wine list: in addition to classic French, Spanish and Italian wines, there is homemade wine from Azerbaijan, dogwood and mulberry vodka - so rare for St. Petersburg restaurants.
And in the summer, soft drinks will be especially popular: ayran and homemade fruit juice. Of course, “Kish-mish” also has hookahs - where would an oriental establishment be without them? In the East, it is customary to not only feed and water guests, but also entertain them. Therefore, every Friday and Saturday the restaurant plays live music, and slender beauties perform belly dancing. A warm welcome and fabulous food await you at the Kish-Mish restaurant.
The names of the salads and appetizers are poetic and seem to have come straight from the pages of “The Arabian Nights”: “Dunes of the Sahara”, “A Night with Scheherazade”, “Caravan”, “The Sultan’s Delight”... The menu includes three dozen varieties of kebabs cooked on the grill: from classic lamb shish kebab to such an exquisite one as “Kings of the East” - with tiger prawns, salmon, sturgeon and red caviar. You can also try hot and cold soups, including lamb soups, and choose from an impressive assortment of original hot dishes and snacks. Many products for the table - vegetables, seasonings - are delivered directly from the Baku suburbs. All baked goods, from pita bread to sweets, are prepared immediately before serving, so they are always fresh and flavorful. Here, in the restaurant, they make signature jam - cherry, quince, grape, fig and dogwood. National flavor is also present in the wine list: in addition to classic French, Spanish and Italian wines, there is homemade wine from Azerbaijan, dogwood and mulberry vodka - so rare for St. Petersburg restaurants.
And in the summer, soft drinks will be especially popular: ayran and homemade fruit juice. Of course, “Kish-mish” also has hookahs - where would an oriental establishment be without them? In the East, it is customary to not only feed and water guests, but also entertain them. Therefore, every Friday and Saturday the restaurant plays live music, and slender beauties perform belly dancing. A warm welcome and fabulous food await you at the Kish-Mish restaurant.
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Telephone:
Phones 275-73-05
Average bill:
up to 1000r
Kitchen:
Abkhazian, Georgian, European,
Peculiarities:
Wi-fi, Hookah, catering, Sports. broadcasts,
Activity:
Anniversary, Wedding,
Address:
Central district, st. Nekrasova 28
