[Anyone] Din Din at Chin Chin

[Mike in Taos]

Mytninskaya
Nab., 3 // Tel: 232 1042 // Open daily from noon until midnight // Menu
in English and Russian // Mastercard and Visa accepted // Dinner for
two with alcohol 2,470 rubles ($94) What
you won’t find at the Asian fusion restaurant Chin Chin Cafe are your
typical Russian tastes or service. Original Asian-themed flavors are
served by a pleasant wait staff to the St. Petersburg sophistiquees,
who come here as much for the fresh food as for the refined ambience
and exemplary service. Music, lighting, and decor create the perfect setting for Chin Chin Cafe’s degustative delights. The
lighting is soft without being too dark while candles illuminate
diners’ faces as they lounge in stylish, comfortable chairs to admire
the muted greens and light browns of the exposed hardwoods of Chin
Chin’s interior. Elegantly
wrought chandeliers, and Euro-chic decor with subtle Asian accents,
such as the wooden birdcage hanging from the ceiling and the rough
texturing along one wall, are highlights. Would-be
empty windowsills eclectically display seemingly random treasures — a
tiny Roman bust, a candle, a vintage photograph. Attention to detail is
paid right down to the placing of a mandarin on each table, waiting to
be peeled and eaten. 
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