Kasakka

Russian Restaurant

Timo T.A Kaukonen opened restaurant Kasakka on the 19 of December 1969. Since then it has kept its image as a traditional Russian restaurant. The restaurant still contains its authentic decoration with old Russian items, paintings and mirrors. For instance the wooden toilet doors have been taken from an old train that used to run between Moscow and St Petersburg during the Soviet Union. Several cozy corners and booths in a trio of rooms makes the perfect setting for a Russian dinner. The restaurant has set up the menu with all traditional dishes from years back to celebrate the success of the restaurant. We also serve over 20 different vodkas always served ice cold, Russian beer and Georgian wines that have become very popular among our dinner guests.