Reviewer: John Bonar  Date Reviewed:  September 09

White text on a black sign helps you find it off Kozizsky per. facing a small park. A basement with venue with a hall, bar area with screens above the bar and on the wall beside each of the tables and a large no-smoking room with three large screens.

The screens are programmable to show up to four games simultaneously.

The best little secret dining spot in Moscow has just come out of the closet.

Tibet Restaurant, formerly Tibet Kitchen, in Kamergesky pereulok has had a change of owner, followed by a logo change, menu change and decor change all guided by top restaurant consultant, Doug Steele. Three things are unchanged from a decade ago: Shola the Tibetan restaurant director, the detailed hand made Tibetan costume dolls in wall niches and the value for money pricing. Most expensive dish on the extensive menu is sweet and sour prawns with veggies and pineapple for 730 r.