Mito, Ibaraki, Japan｜レストラン・キエフ

A very quiet and cozy place. Food tastes quite good, though not exactly authentic. Borsch was initially cooked as schi with sour cream and pickled beatroot served on the side. It was the best. Piroshiki were actually Russian pancakes stuffed with minced meat and deep fried in bread crumbs. Not Russian but really delicious. The atmosphere plus food plus people leave very warm and comforting impression.

Enjoy a salad with homemade dressing and homemade mayonnaise. The borscht was excellent. It's hard to eat beef stew because it's so big. The tea was also very delicious and satisfying.

Beef stew is the best. I was allowed to play Pleyel's piano in the store and was praised for being a professional. I'll go again