Choskyt Kerku
Чӧскыт керку
An ethnic Komi-Permyak restaurant in the historic Tokareva mansion, serving posikunchiki with a variety of game fillings.
In the Komi-Permyak language, the name means “House of Delicacies.” Located at 67 Permskaya Street in the historic Tokareva mansion, it is one of the top picks of local food guides for visitors who want to try regional dishes. It has a dedicated posikunchiki menu, with fillings of reindeer, bear, fish, salted milk mushrooms and nettle. Other dishes include yurma soup, elk meat, game, “little ears” mushroom dumplings and bird cherry tea. The average spend is about 1500–1700 rubles per person, and group meals and dumpling-making classes are available.
Opening hours
Daily 12:00–22:00
Nearby sights
- Museum of Permian Antiquities
- Perm Tchaikovsky Opera and Ballet Theatre
- Cathedral of the Transfiguration
- Perm State Art Gallery
- Meshkov House – Perm Regional Museum
- Diaghilev House Museum
- Kama Embankment
- Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul