Gaststätte Troika - Nohra

I visited the Troika to experience Ukrainian cuisine. The restaurant was (the host after) fortunately opened the first day as it was previously on holiday. He also apologised that there are restrictions on the courts. The restaurant was decorated with many small Ukrainian little things (cups, flags, garments) and in between Russian Soviet finds. After the order, the food was fixed. I can't complain for dinner myself. It was delicious. There is a deduction for the above-average prices. And for the really few genuine Ukrainian dishes. Often Russian influences can be seen. This does not correspond to my sense of a Ukrainian restaurant (or what it should represent). Here everyone can decide if he likes it. I don't like it that way and I wouldn't recommend the restaurant.

Pretty down. Previously, and we know the restaurant for many years, it was not possible to get a table at weekends without reservation. Live music, simple but good russian/ Ukrainian food and lots of vodka made every one of our visits an experience. Today, however, unfortunately, only the shell is still standing. Operation is unfriendly, headless and bad. More than 50% of the foods on the already strongly reduced card were out. The store is empty- which is understandable, no voice came up. Too bad for the birthday, we traveled with 14 people. For this we had the restaurant for us.There is nothing to use when the poor chef is struggling with the few available things that he has enchanted was perfect.

A small, rustic restaurant! The food was very good and everything was freshly prepared!Nettes and courtesy staff!Great and decorated in Ukrainian style.

Were here years ago, was top. Yesterday. Strongly throttled card, many dishes out, small portions, high price. It's all on the flame. The good Troika times are over. Shame

A rustic Russian restaurant with excellent food