True COST Launches a Georgian Menu.

Restaurant True COST on Leninsky Prospekt has expanded its range, adding Georgian dishes alongside its usual seafood and European cuisine. This is the chain's only location where traditional recipes from that country can be ordered. The format stays the same: every menu item is available at clear prices with no markup, making it possible to try Caucasian cuisine in a convenient format.

Guests can start their meal with starters. The restaurant makes chicken satsivi, as well as pkhali, combining vegetables, herbs, and nuts. For those who love baked goods, True COST makes its own dough and offers several options. The menu has mini chebureki with a meat or cheese filling, kutabs with herbs or cheese, and several kinds of khachapuri: Adjarian, Megrelian, Imeretian, and spinach.

Lunch or dinner can continue with an eggplant salad with homemade feta, or khinkali soup. The khinkali themselves hold a special place at the venue. They're served as a standalone dish and made in several variations: with beef, chicken, a beef-and-pork mix, or cheese. This presentation lets everyone pick a flavor they like and fill up without ordering anything extra.

The bar menu has gained a strong accent that supports the Georgian theme. Chacha, the traditional grape distillate, can now be ordered here. This drink stands out for its pronounced aroma and layered flavor, making it a good match for meat dishes and starters. In this way, the Georgian menu at True COST Leninsky turned out well-rounded, offering a chance to get to know national cuisine in a modern format.