Beluga
Russia
Beluga occupies the second floor of Moscow's Hotel National, looking towards the Kremlin through panoramic windows. Its modern Russian menu is matched by an interior that makes caviar and the country's culinary traditions part of the design. A bar counter shaped like a large crystal caviar bowl provides the room's most distinctive feature. Bohemian crystal chandeliers and spacious halls add to the formal setting, while the view keeps central Moscow directly in sight. The kitchen focuses on Russian delicacies and a contemporary interpretation of the national repertoire. Caviar is a defining element of the offer, making the restaurant particularly relevant to diners who want to explore that part of Russian gastronomy in depth. Beluga is a restaurant for an occasion, whether a full dinner or a meal centred on delicacies and wine. Its position within the National places it close to Red Square, but the strongest impression is created indoors through the combination of food, theatrical design and the Kremlin outlook.