Бар MANDARIN Москва

If you are living next to st. Regis and you want a good Asian restaurant Mandarin is the one to pick (open till 6 AM). We had Singaporean soup and Singaporean noodles. Both were so good and I recommend them both. The third dish wasn’t to my taste. For drinks we had apple juice and it was fresh 👍

Bar with very interesting and tasty cousine.

this is a very well designed bar at the city center. they have a enough kind of dishes to serve in their menu. Price is a little bit high if you consider the average prices in the city center but it is ok.

Jan 1st — took 40 min to get water served to our table. Our soup arrived cold. We suggested they microwave it, the waiter didn’t even say sorry. That was the first course. The main course never arrived, as we gave up waiting after 1.5 hours. Bad experience, we’ll avoid this place going forward. Ridiculously BAD management. You guys should read a book “High Output Management” by Andy Grove that explains how to run a restaurant.

Very nice cuisine and lovely drinks. The atmosphere is very cinematic, a bit worn out but very charming. Lovely and helpful staff. We had a great time!

Restoran Mandarin could write a book on how to create a unique atmosphere. To experience the full influence of this restaurant's atmosphere come in the evening. The amber glow of the lamps and candles light juxtaposed with the seating and decor will take you back to an early 20th century era. You just can't quite put your finger on which one though... Make sure you make a reservation as the place is rightfully popular and you will not get a table if you just show up. I consider myself to be somewhat of an Asian cuisine aficionado. I've eaten "Asian food" at so many other restaurants in Moscow and have been very disappointed. This was not the case at Restoran Mandarin. One of the hallmarks of a restaurants ability to tastefully make a good dish is based on the variety of their menu. Restoran Mandarin goes all in on the Asian cuisine genre, and for that they have mastered the tastes of the dishes they serve. Based on the menu and other people's comments their primary specialty is Peking duck. Peking duck is used in different dishes, and in the dishes we had (red curry with peking duck, kungpao duck with cashews and pickled duck in a crispy spring roll with mango dipping sauce) it was experienced differently enough and didn't seem redundant. Each one was absolutely delicious and I would order again. A two course meal (sharing the appetizer) and a few drinks will cost around 6000 rubles. The portions are filling, although I'm sure by the end of it, you'll be scraping your plate and wanting more.

Service and drinks were great. Ambience hasn’t aged too well.

Nice atmosphere and delicious food.

The ambience was okay, seating is unusually low which is uncomfortable for dining. The service was rather good. For a non-smoker it isn't a great place as it just smells of "sheesha". Food was average. We ordered vegetarian dumplings, vegetable rice (was super oily). We ordered Heart of Russia tea which was just made from a tea-bag, I was quite disappointed especially with the tea. They do not have much variety in lemonades. I'd say it's okay for one time but I wouldn't go there again.

Tasty food at reasonable price. Perfect place to have a good lunch/dinner.

Very elegant place, not too expensive, good food, limited variety in the menu

Real good place in the heart of the city. Very nice Beijing duck... Many dishes were adopted up to European tastes. Only 2 sad things: no 100 years egg salad anymore & no fried fruits Chinese style.