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Where to eat in Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk

10 independent restaurants, bakeries and food spots in Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk. Chains are left out.

Ranked with the travel guide's picks and well-known places first.

Where to eat in Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk

  1. Eat

    Black Cat Café

    кафе «Чёрная кошка»

    Dishes out Russian and European meals, in a pleasant atmosphere with jazz music on the stereo.

  2. Eat

    Restaurant Shanghai Blues

    Ресторан «Шанхай Блюз»

    Cozy Chinese restaurant in the north of the city, also some Western food on the menu. Large servings, friendly staff and popular with expats.

    Closed · opens noonmains about RUB 400-800

  3. Eat

    Restaurant Toyohara

    Ресторан «Тоёхара»

    Upscale restaurant serving Asian, primarily Japanese, cuisine.

    12.00—22.00

  4. Eat

    Stolovaya Sovyetskaya

    Столовая «Советская»

    A canteen from Soviet times, that was renovated in 2014 and lost some of its original character. There are still Soviet posters on the walls and music from the era is played.

    Mon-Fri 11:00-16:00, Sat-Sun 11:00-15:00RUB 300

  5. Eat

    Taj Mahal Restaurant

    ресторан «Тадж Махал»

    Something as odd as an Indian cuisine from a Japanese franchise, which offers the usual popular Indian dishes. To further add to the oddness, it's also the sole outlet of the only Sakhalin guidebook, Sakhalin Unplugged.

    Mon-Thu 11:00-23:30, Fri Sat 11:30-00:30, Sun 11:30-22:00

  6. Eat

    Furusato Restaurant

    A pretentious Japanese restaurant.

    noon—15:00, 18:00—23:00

  7. Eat

    Kolobok Café

    кафе «Колобок»

    Ul Lenina 220a

    08:00—19:00

  8. Eat

    Nihon Mitay Sushi Bar

    суши-бар «Нихон Митай»

    Self-service sushi bar and Japanese restaurant.

  9. Eat

    Smak Café

    кафе «Смак»

    Khabarovskaya ul 84а

    09:00—19:00average dish RUB 350

  10. Eat

    University Canteen

    Столовая Сахалинского университета

    Kommunistichesky pr 33

    Open during lunch time (except for student holidays)

Listings from the Wikivoyage guide to Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk (CC BY-SA 4.0).