Full sausage: sausage dishes in Moscow restaurants

Even though our school days are behind us, nostalgia for those days lingers in the air every September. We also associate school with the food in the cafeteria, which for some reason mostly serves sausages. And although we now have eight-hour study days instead of seven, and weekly reports instead of tests, it doesn’t hurt to have a long break instead of lunch.

In this collection, we decided to indulge in memories and collected five places where you can order hot dogs in Moscow.

Currywurst at Ø36 Kebab

Currywurst is an iconic German snack made with pork sausage. Even if it’s not the case in the school canteen, that’s no reason not to include this dish in our selection. Moreover, age now allows you to order something frothy as a pairing. So, the perfect currywurst was found at the Ø36 Kebab café, which serves authentic Berlin cuisine. Here, the sliced ​​sausage is served in a traditional tomato curry sauce, accompanied by fries and tartar sauce. It looks so filling that it could easily become a full school lunch.

Address: ​Bolshoi Trekhsvyatitelsky Road, 2/1, p. 8​1

English breakfast at Hands

Sausages are an equally popular ingredient in the morning meal. For example, the classic English breakfast is often built around them. The traditional version is found at Hands Restaurant. The big breakfast here consists of two scrambled eggs, beef sausages and bacon, tomatoes, cheese, fried seasonal mushrooms, beans and a bun. In general, everything is as it should be. The “plate rule” is almost fulfilled.

Address: Pogodinskaya street, 2

Rapokki in Kook

Rapokki is a popular street food dish in South Korea. Quite simply, it’s a mix of ramen and teokbokki (rice dumplings). Kook is served with noodles, chicken sausage, pickled eggs, and mozzarella cheese. You can add hot sauce if you like. Rapokki, by the way, is the perfect dish for when you don’t know exactly what you want to eat. Or when you’re struggling to figure out how to work more the morning after a party.

Address: Petrovsky Boulevard, 15/1

Sausage set at Krombacher Beer Kitchen

Fans of mainstream sausages should visit Krombacher Beer Kitchen. Well, where else should you look for this dish if not here? It’s cooked over an open fire and simmered in white wine. By the way, the sausages here are served in sets: Tyrolean with spicy cheese, spinach and parmesan, and Mexican sausage. Ideal for a large group or those who aren’t used to sharing food.

Address: 1. Tverskaya-Yamskaya street, 19

Eye-catching sausage in brodo

The name of a dish is everything, so we couldn’t pass up Brodo’s eye-catching sausage. It would be hard to call it ordinary. The eye-catching sausage consists of shrimp and cod, served with grilled asparagus, poached eggs, hollandaise sauce and red caviar. Don’t say you don’t want it after the description.

Address: Petrovsky Boulevard, 2