A brick cellar that, with the exception of a few sticks of bamboo and some goldfish, isn’t Vietnamese at all. There are some noodly things in the menu but they’re mixed up with local Belarusian cuisine and Jewish dishes. Say hello to the wooden elephant with broken tusks. The menu isn’t in English, and the staff struggle with translations, so it’s best kept as an option for a night out with local friends.

The 'Dragon's Gate' is the best Chinese restaurant in town. That’s not saying much, but really, it’s quite good. A real Chinese chef whips up all manner of tasty treats and they are served in a gorgeous dining room. Lots of red and gold, tasselled lamps and, if you suddenly feel the desire to have a Japanese tea ceremony in a Chinese restaurant, a separate little tea room.