Die besten Restaurants mit Russisches restaurant Essen in Nordrhein-Westfalen

Very nice people, value for money is great, I would love to come back again and again.

We have reserved a table for 10 people on March 8th, but for what reason you didn't enter this, even though you remember the phone call and you contacted us a week before to make sure that it stayed at 10 people, we also confirmed it. Arrived that day and were suddenly no longer on the list. I wouldn't recommend this to anyone, we thought it was about customer satisfaction, but we were so deceived, it's just us money, nothing else. We will never visit this restaurant again and will not recommend it. They simply ruined our women's day. They don't get a star from us

Stuck in the 90s 🥹 The Shemesh Restaurant in Düsseldorf initially presents itself with an inviting, if somewhat cliched, “oriental” immigrant atmosphere - lots of decor, little substance. The service was friendly, but not attentive. The food itself can best be described as mediocre: neither particularly fine-tuned nor memorable in terms of taste. For the high prices, I would have expected much more sophistication - both in preparation and presentation. What struck me as particularly unpleasant was the background music. The old-fashioned selection seemed out of date and gave more the impression of a nostalgic family celebration from the 90s than of a modern, urban restaurant. Conclusion: If you are looking for a somewhat folkloristic atmosphere and are satisfied with average cuisine and a high price level, you might want to spend an evening here.

A wonderfully attentive service. The owner was really very friendly and accommodating. The food was very tasty and always sufficient. We were lucky that there was live music. There was a great atmosphere among the guests. We felt comfortable and welcome. Gladly again.

If you want to plunge into the atmosphere of the early 90s, then this is the place for you. The food is delicious, homemade. The price is inadequate.

Super atmosphere, excellent service, really liked the musician

We started with a classic borscht, which was perfectly balanced—spicy, with a pleasant acidity, and a wonderfully velvety texture. It was served with freshly baked bread, which perfectly complemented the soup. In addition to Russian specialties, the menu also included typical German dishes, such as schnitzel. For the main course, we chose pelmeni, manty, and vareniki, the Russian dumplings. The dough was wonderfully tender and the filling incredibly aromatic. It was served with a homemade sour cream sauce that rounded out the flavors beautifully. Finally, a delicious Napoleon cake rounded off the meal—a true masterpiece of delicate puff pastry layers refined with a sweet, creamy filling.