Good menu with choices of traditional Yakutian dishes. But the most impressive part of this restaurant is the deco — skeleton of a ichthyosaur, array of animal trophies, traditional artifacts and so on. You are literally enjoying a fine meal in a private museum!

Чочур-Муран is an excellent restaurant for testing local dishes, and a place where you can understand what is the local ancient local culture in the wild Yakuts nature. Take your time to visit the restaurant, before or after the dinner/supper, and ask one of the...local guide to show and explain what it means living in one of the coldest (but warm) place of the world. Local dishes will be a surprise for you and do not hesitate to ask to the young chef to guide you for the best choice. The people courtesy will surprise you In the meantime the trip guide can conduct you in understanding the around nature and/or can organize for you local trips (permafrost museum Yakutsk_Sakha_Yakutia_Republic_Far_Eastern_District.html), dog sledding, Lena Pillars and many others.. In both way the organization will overcame your expectations. When German e Irina Arbugaev started their project to create the Чочур-Муран structure they had clear idea in their minds and in the following years they were able create a warm world in the coldest region of the world. Contact them to discover the secrets of Yakuts. Will I come back ? Sure I willMore

A visit to the Kingdom of Permafrost, followed by a meal at the Chochur-Muran Restaurant, here on the outskirts of Yakutsk, Russia, makes for one perfect Sunday afternoon in late March. Friends who live here in Yakutsk simply picked me up and off we went...to see some sights. Nothing could be finer. Before entering the Chochur-Muran Restaurant, more or less out in front of the restaurant, we watched many children being given rides on inflated towables that were pulled behind snow machines. What fun they were having. Then there were sled dogs for the children to see and pet. Finally time for a late afternoon lunch. The interior decor of the Chochur-Muran Restaurant is just phenomenal, rustic, varied and interesting. The serving staff were great as was our food. It is little wonder that the Chochur-Muran Restaurant is at the top of the list of restaurants here in Yakutsk.More

What a special place! We have had the good luck to eat and meet friends in the ‘Chochur Muran’ several times during our stay in Yakutsk and really appreciated the outstanding food and drink – with excellent service. We were basking in the warm and...welcoming atmosphere - a beautiful place to have lunch or dine, and spend time, and enjoy the wooden structures, collections, hunting and other interesting memorabilia. Three floors full of it - and beautifully put together. Loved it – and will hopefully go back!More

I visited Yakutsk with friends over the Christmas holidays and ended up having a couple of meals at Chocur-Muran over the course of a week. The restaurant is exceptional with lots of character. Each room is filled with many ethnic items and unusual artefacts. Make...sure you allow enough time to visit each room as every one is a real treasure trove! The restaurant offers a wide variety of traditional Yakutian food and we worked our way through the entire menu by the end of the week. Amongst many things make sure to try Stroganina (traditional frozen fish slices) with some vodka shots! Service was great and staff very friendly and welcoming. We were lucky enough to meet German and Irina, the owners of the restaurant. They were both very helpful and attentive to our needs. They enthusiastically answered all our questions and shared stories and advice to enjoy our stay. I don't think there are better hosts in the entire region and make sure to pay them a visit if you are lucky enough to visit Yakutsk!More

Great restaurant with best Russian and national dishes. Three floors of museum, Yakutia souvenirs and fun. Dog sledding as an important option. Very delicious desserts - try frozen brusnika and sgushenka in Lakomka dessert, it is great.

Extraordinary private gallery of trophy hunting and fossil hunting converted into a restaurant. Dine with a dinosaur skeleton over your head! Traditional dishes such as iced fish, caviar pancake and venison were great.

We visited this restaurant after viewing the permafrost kingdom which is nearby.The restaurant is located in an ethnic complex which is itself an attraction.On entering the restaurant, there are bone carvings for sale in a glass case to the left. The walls are decorated with...guns, mounted animal heads, furs and other ethnic decorations.Beside the bar is a lighted fish tank with a huge fish. We spend 15 minutes strolling around the restaurant and viewing the items on display before being seated for our meal. The meal consisted of four courses. The appetizer was salted fish and thinly sliced reindeer tongue. Other local treats and salad were also available to sample. The main dish was a staple of the Yakut people, reindeer and potatoes. We were impressed by the reindeer meat, as it was very tasty and the sauce was well done.Dessert was Yakut ice cream with freshly picked berries, and frosted balls that looked like meat balls in icing. The service was excellent and we spent a little over an hour dining.After dinner, we visited the duck pond to the left of the restaurant. There are many ethnic carvings and sculptures on the exterior of the restaurant, and a helicopter which looks oddly out of place amongst the ethnic displays. Our favourite area was to the right of the restaurant , where there was a petting zoo with quite a few reindeer. If time permits, the Chocur Moran viewpoint is a few minutes away opposite the restaurant, on the road that passes the Permafrost Kingdom. This area offers the best views of Lake Chocur Moran and the ethnic complex.More

We stopped here for a light lunch after visiting the kingdom of permafrost. Nice place with lovely decorations, okay food, the fish soup was a bit weird, the rest was good. Friendly staff.

I had a great dinner at Chochur Muran. the most interesting, from an european point of view, thing I tried was the started salad made of frozen fish. all the dishes were tasty, good and worth to try. european wine and local vodka were very...good too.More

Excellent service, excellent food and drinks. We recommend stroganina, frozen slices of fish. Try the special tea. We stayed a week in the hotel in February 2016 and it was a trip never to be forgotten. Thanks for your hospitality.

It is the place when you feel yourself like you travell with the time machine. You pass the parking with all these modern shiny cars and enter to the world of I would say 19 Century with small wooden houses and wild nature. I can't...say it was the best meal I ever tried, maybe because I was not hungry and didn't order national dishes, just ordinary fried pork which was a bit overdried, but it is not about the meal. It is about atmosphere and surroundness...More