Puzata Hata
Kyiv, Ukraine
The read// why locals go
Puzata Hata is the Ukrainian canteen in its most useful form: borscht, varenyky and chicken Kyiv on a self-service line on Khreshchatyk. You take a tray, walk the counter, point at what you want and pay by the plate — a format that removes every barrier of language, menu and price at once. Around 80 hryvnia covers a full meal, which puts it below almost anything else in central Kyiv. The chain is an everyday fixture rather than a destination, used by the people who work in the centre. For a first encounter with Ukrainian home cooking, seeing the dishes before choosing them is a real advantage.
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Khreshchatyk 15, 01001 — Kyiv
The read// why locals go
Puzata Hata is the Ukrainian canteen in its most useful form: borscht, varenyky and chicken Kyiv on a self-service line on Khreshchatyk. You take a tray, walk the counter, point at what you want and pay by the plate — a format that removes every barrier of language, menu and price at once. Around 80 hryvnia covers a full meal, which puts it below almost anything else in central Kyiv. The chain is an everyday fixture rather than a destination, used by the people who work in the centre. For a first encounter with Ukrainian home cooking, seeing the dishes before choosing them is a real advantage.