Teremok Moscow is a Russian fast-food chain that specializes in traditional Russian dishes such as blini, pelmeni and borscht, and was founded in Moscow in 1998. 2GIS lists 183 to 193 branches in the city, among them a central branch on Manezhnaya Square 1, building 2, next to the Okhotny Ryad metro station.
The chain sells blini with sweet and savory fillings, pelmeni, vareniki, soups and salads, and offers business lunches at many branches, according to 2GIS. It is a quick, low-cost stop rather than a sit-down meal. Hours and menus vary by branch, so check the official site, teremok.ru.
Quick Facts
| Russian name | Теремок |
|---|---|
| Address | Manezhnaya Square 1, building 2, lower level (a central branch next to Okhotny Ryad; there are about 190 branches across Moscow) |
| District | Tverskoy |
| Metro | Okhotny Ryad (Sokolnicheskaya Line (Line 1, red), The Manezhnaya Square branch is listed next to this station; Aleksandrovsky Sad on Line 4 is also close; the walking time was not verified) |
| Opening hours | Varies by location. Most branches open at 08:00, 09:00 or 10:00 and close at 22:00, according to 2GIS, for example Gruzinsky Val 28/45 from 08:00 to 22:00 and the TRTs City branch from 10:00 to 22:00; the Manezhnaya Square branch is open until 22:00 according to Yandex Maps.
(as of October 2026 – check the official site) |
| Admission | No entry fee. 2GIS gives an average bill at the budget level (₽) per person and a business lunch at the budget level (₽), which varies by branch and was not confirmed; check the menu on the official site. |
| Best time to visit | Most branches open at 08:00, 09:00 or 10:00 and close at 22:00, so breakfast, lunch and an early dinner are possible. Lunch and the early evening are likely to be the busiest times; crowd patterns were not verified. |
| Recommended duration | About 30 to 45 minutes |
| Cuisine | Russian fast food: blini, pelmeni, vareniki, soups and salads |
| Price level | € |
| Reservations | Teremok is a walk-in chain, so no table booking is needed; order at the counter. Branches are found through the official site, teremok.ru, and map services, mainly in shopping centers, department stores and central streets. 2GIS lists takeaway, delivery and a children's menu for some branches, and an English menu at some; the delivery partners were not verified. |
| Website | teremok.ru |
| Last updated | October 7, 2026 |
Why Visit Teremok?
The reasons are practical. Teremok is a cheap and quick way to eat Russian food, with blini as the signature, at many central points: Manezhnaya Square near Red Square, the Central Children’s Store near Lubyanka, Novy Arbat, Maroseyka and Gogolevsky Boulevard, according to 2GIS.
2GIS lists blini, pelmeni, vareniki, soups, salads, second dishes, coffee, tea and mulled wine, with an average bill at the budget level (₽) and business lunches, and some branches have a children’s menu and an English menu. It suits a first taste of blini before a bigger meal. Menus and prices vary by branch, so check the official site.
Highlights of Teremok
Blini, the chain's signature
Teremok is known for blini, the thin Russian pancakes, with sweet and savory fillings. The chain was founded in 1998 in Moscow. Order one savory and one sweet blin to compare. The fillings vary by branch and season, so check the menu at the counter.
Tip: Order a savory blin and a sweet one to share.
Pelmeni, vareniki and soups
Besides blini, the menu includes pelmeni, vareniki, soups, salads and second dishes, as well as borscht and the drink kvass. The range makes the chain a place for a small Russian meal. The menu changes, so check the current list.
Tip: Ask for the soup of the day with a blin.
The Manezhnaya Square branch
A central branch is on Manezhnaya Square 1, building 2, on the lower level, next to the Okhotny Ryad metro station, according to Yandex Maps and 2GIS, near Red Square and Alexander Garden. It is open until 22:00. It is the easiest branch for a visitor in the center.
Tip: Look for it on the lower level of the underground mall.
Branches near the center
2GIS lists central branches on Novy Arbat 17, at the Central Children's Store on Teatralny Proezd, on Maroseyka 6, on Gogolevsky Boulevard 3 and on Bolshaya Dmitrovka 23, building 1. Use a map to choose one on your route. Hours vary by branch.
Tip: Check the hours of the branch you plan to use.
Business lunch and low prices
2GIS gives an average bill at the budget level (₽) and a business lunch at the budget level (₽), depending on the branch. A lunch menu usually runs on weekday midday hours. Ask at the counter whether it runs at your branch.
Tip: Ask for the business lunch on weekdays.
English menu and children's menu
2GIS lists an English menu and a children's menu at some branches, for example Gruzinsky Val 28/45, which also lists banquets and up to 50 seats. This helps visitors who do not read Russian and families. The availability varies by branch.
Tip: Ask whether your branch has an English menu.
What to Order
- A savory blin with a filling of your choice, which is the chain's specialty
- A sweet blin or dessert pancake, listed by 2GIS
- Pelmeni, listed by 2GIS
- Vareniki, listed by 2GIS
- A soup from the menu, listed by 2GIS
Atmosphere
Teremok is a casual fast-food restaurant where you order at a counter and eat quickly, in a simple room with a Russian folk-style theme, according to the usual format of the chain. Branches in shopping centers are busy at lunch and in the evening.
Branches open in the morning and close at 22:00, so the rooms move from a quick breakfast to a family dinner place. The interior and the crowd vary by branch, and no details were verified.
History of Teremok
Teremok is a Russian fast-food chain founded in 1998 in Moscow, specializing in traditional Russian dishes such as blini, pelmeni, kvass and borscht. It grew to about 300 locations by 2017, according to the same source, and has served Moscow, Saint Petersburg and other regions.
2GIS now lists 183 to 193 branches in Moscow, in shopping centers, department stores and central streets, among them a central branch on Manezhnaya Square near Red Square.
The later history, owners and any change of ownership were not confirmed in the sources read, so this section is short.
Reservations and Ordering at Teremok
Teremok is a walk-in chain, so no table booking is needed; order at the counter. Use the official site, teremok.ru, or a map service to find a branch and to check its hours, since hours vary by location. Some branches are temporarily closed from time to time.
- Payment: 2GIS mentions payment by QR code and through an app at some branches, but foreign Visa and Mastercard cards are reported not to work in Russia, so carry rubles and ask how a visitor can pay.
- Delivery and takeaway: 2GIS lists takeaway and delivery for some branches; the delivery partners were not verified.
Check the current rules and contact details on the official site.
Find and Order: Teremok
How to Get to Teremok
Branches are all over Moscow. A central branch is on Manezhnaya Square 1, building 2, on the lower level, next to the Okhotny Ryad metro station, on Line 1, with Aleksandrovsky Sad, on Line 4, also close; the walking time was not verified. Others are on Novy Arbat 17, Maroseyka 6, Gogolevsky Boulevard 3 and in the Central Children’s Store.
- Metro: Okhotny Ryad for the Manezhnaya Square branch; check the exit on the station plan.
- Taxi: ask for Manezhnaya Square 1, building 2; the taxi apps guide of this site explains how to book.
Accessibility
2GIS marks an accessible entrance for people with disabilities at many branches, a ramp at some and an automatic door at others, but the Manezhnaya Square branch is on a lower level of a mall, so check the entrance for the branch you plan to use.
Food Nearby
Cafe Pushkin and Turandot, on Tverskoy Boulevard, and Metropol Restaurant, near Theatre Square, have their own articles on this site, as do Vkusno i tochka and Stolovaya 57. Check hours before you go.
What to Bring
Rubles in cash or a way to pay that works in Russia, since foreign cards are reported not to work.
Photography Rules
No photography rules were found. Ask the staff before you photograph the counter or other guests.
Family Suitability
Blini, pelmeni and vareniki suit children, and 2GIS lists a children's menu at some branches, so the chain suits families. Stroller access and play corners vary by branch, so check at the branch.
Moscow Vibes Tips
- There are about 190 branches, so choose the one nearest to your route on a map.
- The Manezhnaya Square branch is on a lower level, so follow the signs in the underground mall.
- Some branches have an English menu, so ask at the counter if you do not read Russian.
- A savory blin is a light meal, so order two if you are hungry.
- Hours differ by branch, so check the one you plan to visit.
- Teremok is a quick stop, so for a sit-down Russian meal try Cafe Pushkin or Metropol Restaurant.
Where to Find Teremok in Moscow
Teremok has branches across the city, so there is no single address to list. To find the closest one, search on Yandex Maps or Google Maps from your hotel or metro station.
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FAQ: Teremok
What is Teremok?
A Russian fast-food chain known for blini, pelmeni and soups.
How many branches are there in Moscow?
About 190, according to 2GIS.
Is there a branch near Red Square?
Yes, on Manezhnaya Square 1, building 2, next to Okhotny Ryad metro station.
What are the hours?
Varies by branch; most are open from the morning to 22:00.
How much does a meal cost?
2GIS indicates budget spending (₽) per person, unconfirmed.
Do I need to book?
No, it is a walk-in chain.
Is there an English menu?
At some branches, according to 2GIS.
Can I pay with a foreign card?
Foreign cards are reported not to work in Russia; carry rubles and ask.
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