Daria Bekreneva
@daria_bekrenevaTbilisi
An eternal seeker of delicious food and wine
12 followers311 moments
A neighbourhood wine shop with good bottles, cheese and the kind of casual stop that can easily turn into an impromptu tasting.
Places people tell you about, not ratings.
Moments, not reviews. Sign in to save what you love and follow the people whose taste you share.
A polished Japanese hideaway for pristine seafood, elegant small plates and a sake list worth taking seriously.
A legendary little café for tacos, hearty bowls and the kind of casual lunch spot locals keep returning to.
A city coffee institution for proper espresso, beans to take home and a distinctly Vladivostok kind of coffee obsession.
A tucked-away wine bar for seafood, thoughtful pours and evenings that are better without much of a plan.
Part bottle shop, part wine bar and part wine-nerd clubhouse, with everything from serious classics to wonderfully strange bottles.
A dimly lit jazz bar for live music, sharp cocktails and the kind of late night that feels slightly out of time.
A theatrical little cocktail den where eccentric interiors and mood-based drinks make everything feel a bit more dramatic.
A hidden cocktail bar for serious drinks, low light and the kind of night that starts with one round and quietly gets out of hand.
A crimson-lit cocktail bar in old Millionka that feels somewhere between Shanghai noir and contemporary Vladivostok.
A proper Japanese izakaya for skewers, sashimi, sake and the kind of noisy little dinner that feels genuinely Tokyo-adjacent.
A Vladivostok Korean institution for barbecue, bubbling stews and the kind of old-school comfort that never goes out of style.
A lively Korean barbecue spot built around tabletop grills, shared plates and the pleasure of cooking dinner yourself.
A colourful Indian detour for curries, tandoor and the welcome reminder that Vladivostok can do much more than sushi.
A loud, generous Georgian feast that has become as much a Vladivostok institution as any seafood restaurant in town.
Vladivostok’s grand pan-Asian classic for polished service, Pacific seafood and one unapologetically expensive night out.
Pacific seafood without the white-tablecloth ceremony — just shellfish, crab and the flavours Vladivostok should naturally taste like.
Southern Italy translated into Vladivostok, with handmade pasta, proper pizza and a little more polish than expected.
Seasonal cooking, serious wine and local seafood hidden inside one of the city’s most charming courtyards.
A dark, cinematic restaurant where Vladivostok’s old Chinatown, Russian history and Pacific seafood meet at the same table.
A tiny natural wine bar with a little red door, small producers and the feeling of stumbling into a Parisian apéro in Central.
A polished little wine bar and bottle shop with a Scandinavian mood, thoughtful pours and zero need for a special occasion.
A cult Moscow wine address where the list is serious, the mood is relaxed and choosing a bottle is half the fun.
Spanish plates, well-chosen bottles and a relaxed neighbourhood mood that feels more Madrid wine bar than Moscow restaurant.