TROIKA FEAST

 TROIKA welcomes guests with black bread and salt according to an

Old Russian tradition.

 Welcome drink - special infusion Hrenovuhha (Horseradish inusion)

Hot hand-made dumplings with beef broth already await large

parties on the table. How delicious!

Appetizers-

An assortment from our storehouse (marinated tomatoes and patty pans,

salted cucumbers with honey and sour cream, marinated wild

mushrooms and sauerkraut )

The night is only beginning, but the appetizers continue-

Fish assortment (lightly salted whitefish fillet and salmon, herring, spiced Baltic sprats and trout caviar)

Rich meat selection

Salad „Stolichnyi“ Old-Russian style, with quail meat and red caviar

What about pie? Yes, “Coulibiac” – a Russian pie with potatoes and mushrooms.

Main dishes-

Low temperature baked trout stuffed with vegetables

Tender veal stewed for 12 hours in duck fat

As side dishes, we offer oven-baked golden brown potatoes and

buckwheat porridge with bacon and onion

 Time flies with music and in good company.

What about dessert?

Dessert: Troika ,,Napoleon”cake 

Feast starting from 10 guests.

 Price per guest: 57.90 EUR

Drinks: coffee or tea and ice water are included.

Orders are accepted no later than four workdays before the visit (50% prepaid); changes can be made no later than four workdays before the visit.


OFFICERS FEAST IN TAVERNA (including unlimited wine!)

First on the table are served hot and cold snacks:

Pickles with honey and sour cream

Pickled herring with onions and spicy Russian mustard

Handmade dumplings with broth

Blanched cauliflower baked with wild mushrooms and cheese

Rich meat selection

Classic “Olivier“ salad with chicken

Assorted spicy cheese with vegetables

And of course the traditional Russian seasoning - Russian mustard and sour cream with horseradish

  After appetizers we offer You hot main dishes:

 Pork chop „BUZHENINA“ baked with mustard

Tsar's style baked sturgeon

We will bring you baked potatoes and rice with vegetables as a side dish

  Dessert:

 Bagels, gingerbread, various candies, jam and honey Famous Russian tea from a samovar

  Feast starting from 10 guests. Price per guest: 52,90 EUR.

 Complimentary wine is served within 2 hours from the beginning of the feast

The price includes wine, coffee or tea and ice water. The officers' feast can be booked from Sunday to Thursday

Orders are accepted no later than four workdays before the visit (50% prepaid); changes can be made no later than four workdays before the visit.


The Mannerheim feast

 

Marshal C.G. Mannerheim was famous for his high demands, also for cuisines and restaurants visited by him. His table manners were well known everywhere, and they were often spoken of. He liked to eat with a company, which he carefully selected.
As a gourmet, he liked to choose his food and drink to go with it. His favourite dish was smoked piglet filled with buckwheat. The main chef cut the oven piglet himself. Mannerheim never rejected good wine; his absolute favourite was "Le Cardinal". C.G. Mannerheim combined his eating traditions considering both French and Russian cuisines. Many stories have been told of the marshal’s amply full liquor glass. Some people spilled it into their sleeves, the others on the table. If some people spilled it on the food at their plate, the marshal was astonished and asked: "Do you think the food needs to be spiced with vodka or the dressing sauce to be thinned, or is there anything else wrong with the food?" He had no trouble coining up some minor wicked joke. There were many stories connected with the heap on the liquor glass. A general once asked Mannerheim about the origin of that habit. Mannerheim told him that when there were manoeuvres in the Russian army, and the officers were fed by the state, there was one glass of vodka to go with breakfast and two with supper.

 As the state paid for everything, they all had their glasses filled as much as possible.
Before eating, he always took a glass of vodka, sometimes even more, which according to the Russian customs was completely justified.

Now we wish to offer you a piece of the history, a bit of nostalgic recollection with the favourite dishes and drinks of C.G. Mannerheim

The Menu OF C.G.Mannerheim Feast

Appetizers:
Chicken salad «Olivier»

Pickles with honey and sour cream. Three types of lard with bread crisps

Cooked beef tongue "Burenka". Salmon tartare with eggs and pancakes

Spicy herring fillet with fresh herbs, onion and black bread

Cheese platter with green olives and lingonberry jam

Chicken wings in wine sauce

Vareniki with potatoes, fried onion and sour cream

 

Main courses:
Oven-baked piglet.  Baked fish of two types, stewed in cream with vegetables

Garnishes:
oven-baked potatoes

Dessert:
Champagne bowl with strawberries. Ice cream with  chocolate dressing

Coffee with cream and sugar

Feast starting from 12 guests.  Price per one guest 62.90 EUR
Drinks: coffee or tea and ice water are included.

Orders are accepted no later than four workdays before the visit (50% prepaid); changes can be made no later than four workdays before the visit.


Festive Dinner Menu “A Winter Boyar’s Feast”

Winter feasts in old Russia were renowned for their grandeur, merchants’ generosity and heartfelt warmth. While bitter frost crackled outside and snowstorms swept through the towns, stoves blazed in boyars’ grand wooden houses, and oak tables were laden with lavish treats. Winter hospitality called for hearty dishes to warm travellers after a long journey: prized game from the deep taiga forests, the bounty of rivers, rich soups and freshly baked homemade pastries. Above all, hosts sought to treat their guests so generously that everyone could experience the warmth of Slavic hospitality. Restaurant Troika invites you to revive these centuries-old traditions and immerse yourself in an authentic boyar’s feast, where every dish is prepared using time-honoured recipes and served with our warm hospitality.

Salads and Cold Starters

Rosolje salad with Baltic herring

Traditional Russian Olivier salad with tender chicken fillet

A generous selection of meats from the boyar’s cellar

(ham rolls, tongue, chicken roulade, duck and cured pork fat), served with mustard and horseradish

Slavic merchants’ seafood selection

(butterfish fillet, house-cured salmon, trout roe, sprats and herring)

Homemade preserves from our cellar

(aubergine spread, pickled cucumbers and marinated vegetables)

Hot Starters

Hunter’s dumplings with northern reindeer meat, served in a clay pot with rich broth

Traditional sauerkraut pie

Main Courses and Side Dishes

Slow-cooked rustic elk roast fit for a tsar

Salmon fillet fit for a tsar, baked with a delicate golden crust

A choice of accompaniments: golden oven-roasted potatoes, buckwheat

with fried bacon and onions, mushroom sauce

To Finish the Feast

This generous feast concludes with a cosy, homestyle tea service.

Enjoy fragrant tea with honey and jam, traditional ring-shaped biscuits,

sweets and an assortment of fresh fruit.

Price per guest: EUR 62.90

The price includes water with ice and lemon, available on the tables throughout the evening.

Tea is served with dessert.

The festive feast is available for groups of 10 guests or more.

Orders must be placed at least 4 working days before your visit, with a 50% advance payment or a letter of guarantee. Cancellations or changes to the order must be made no later than 4 working days before your visit.