Jun Go

Restaurant of imperial cuisine June Guo opened in Moscow, on Tverskaya, 24 in mid-November 2003. Located in a traditional restaurant location (it occupies part of the square of the Baku restaurant), June Guo is focused primarily on the affluent public. The cost of dinner varies between 50-70 dollars per person excluding alcoholic beverages. The design of the restaurant is designed in traditional Chinese style and copies the interiors of the palace of the emperors of China. A significant part of finishing materials and objects of architecture brought directly from China. A lot of work was done on the manufacture, delivery and installation of specific parts. The entrance with a curved roof was performed by a special Chinese brigade, brought directly from China. Tile, wooden panels, furniture, dishes and much more - the fruit of the exhausting labor of the inhabitants of the Middle Empire. Artful wood carving, silk and fine porcelain coexist with a huge stone wall with a waterfall, live canaries and real fish in the pond create a sense of truthfulness in the perception of the garden hall. The warm tree is successfully connected to the cold granite of the floors. Originally illuminated, copper figures of heroes of traditional Chinese myths appear from deep niches. In addition to the described garden hall, the discerning client will find here a state hall suitable for banquets and celebrations (red and black silk, translucent curtains, shining floor) and cozy separate rooms for 2, 4 and 6 people. A special place is occupied by another hall. The staff of the restaurant called it - Small Banquet. According to tradition, the Chinese, gathering at a common round table, have the opportunity to taste all the dishes facing them. This is done in the midst of an easy turn, where the food is located. In the Small Banquet Hall there is a large table for 12 people with a transparent rotating disk. Made in a dark gold range and heavy velvet curtains, the hall leaves a feeling of wealth and comfort at the same time.