Selenge — Restaurant in Tverskoy District

I tried Selenge restaurant with a friend of mine about a week ago. Everything was pretty ok. Just a little flaw: nobody speaks English (and we don't speak Russian, though). Anyway, this wasn't a big problem because a pretty and kind waitress helped us find food and beverages we like. We had a great green tea with butter and salt, meat soups, offal and great dumplings (and Mongolian vodka). Meanwhile, three girls wearing traditional Mongolian dresses started singing Mongolian songs. At the end, the pretty waitress showed us restaurant's forniture, including a replica of a...

my experience of eating steak, horse salami and horse milk. It was my first time eating horse meat in my life and it was very good. The taste of the steak was just right, not tough and had no smell. I liked the fatty part of the horse steak, it was very delicious. The salami tastes good. Horse milk, I like the tea-mixed version better than the butter and salt-mixed one.

The service is ok, friendly to customers. As for parking, you have to pay. There is a parking not too far.

Before going, I called to ask if they had horse meat and made a reservation 1...

Not being an expert on Mongolian cuisine, I didn’t fully realize how exceptional this restaurant was until I tried other places in Moscow. Their tea, freshly brewed with rich milk, was outstanding. The buuz, soups, noodles, and meat dishes—especially the lamb—were all freshly prepared rather than precooked, which made a noticeable difference in flavor and quality. Service was excellent as well; I particularly appreciated the staff taking extra time to guide us through their recommendations and ensure we made the...