New Asia

Restaurant New Asia is a stylish venue in the center of Kazan, located in the building of a former bank on Karl Marx Street.

This detail not only adds energy to the space but also fits naturally into the restaurant's overall minimalist style.

The restaurant's interior, designed by Davydov Studio under Rodion Davydov, is a study in minimalism with subtle nods to Asian culture. The space is split into two symmetrical rooms: one holds the open kitchen, the other an open bar. Inside, the tables and chairs are made of honey-toned solid oak that contrasts with the concrete floor and light-gray walls. The tables have a minimalist design free of excess decoration, and the chairs have a clean shape and comfortable seating. Some areas of the restaurant have semicircular sofas with fabric upholstery. One of the interior's key elements is a ceiling with wave-shaped aluminum panels that reflect light and create a play of texture. The room also holds abstract handmade panels in muted tones, and the walls carry understated bamboo imagery.

The menu offers adapted pan-Asian cuisine with an emphasis on freshness and balanced flavor. Among the mains: dumplings with duck, shrimp, crab and lamb, open rolls, bowls, tom yum, and dishes from the Japanese robata grill. The bar list includes wines from various countries, sake, cocktails, lemonades and flavored teas.