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Moo Moo

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45/24 Arbat Ul., Moscow, Russia

Moo Moo Reviews

o_mendfo…
46 reviews

Sep 16, 2005

There are a few branches of this place in Moscow. There's one on Arbat Ulitsa, near Smolenskaya metro.

There are many great things about this restaurant:

1) It's cheap. Compared with other places we went, you can get a lot of food for your money.

2) It's set up like a canteen. This means that you can walk along with a tray and point at things. And this means you don't have to know the Russian for "stew and dumpling", which is handy.

3) The decor is cow-themed, which adds to any meal.

OK. The food's not marvellous, but it is cheap so it balances out. We went there twice in a row. If you're trying to save money (and struggling with the language) it's a great option.

Part of the Round the World: 2005-2006 (St Petersburg to Hong Kong) travel blog

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amba6

Nov 26, 2008

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cessna152

May 28, 2007

…evening. For our evening meal, Jodie and I decided to avoid the expensive restaurants and instead stop by one the many My-My (pronounced Moo-Moo) eateries that proper Russian people eat at. Knowing about this chain came about courtesy of an Australian travel writer called Peter Moore. He described his visit to one on his website. Inside My-My we collected our trays and then wandered… Moscow, Russia - Land of the Czars!

o_mendfo…

Sep 16, 2005

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nidge76

Jun 22, 2007

Over the next few days we visited Lenin, The Kremlin, (which has the largest church bell in the world) and the cathedral of Christ the Saviour. We also discovered a restaurant called Moo Moo's which was well priced and gave us a chance to try different types of traditional Russian food. … Moscow