Although the location in a popular shopping centre may lack intimacy, this stylish restaurant is a must see for hungry yuppie shoppers who can choose dishes from two separate menus – one Chinese, the other sushi. The former offers an excellent selection of dishes not offered elsewhere in Riga [...]

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Frequented by lawyers, auditors and diplomats from the surrounding offices and embassies, not to mention moneyed bohemians, Mo Bar offers a unique interior of white and green walls and tables, funky paintings and installations by local artists as well as artificial turf for carpeting. The concoct-your-own Asian cuisine isn’t bad and the 3.50Ls lunch special is a bargain, but charging 0.30Ls for a slice of lemon seems petty and MTV is a poor choice of soundtrack for a trendy bistro.
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Pass the golden Buddha at the entrance and the friendly wait staff will explain the process of eating lunch in a modern Mongolian fashion. For 7Ls you can enjoy the soup of the day after which you’ll be given two bowls – one to fill up with raw shrimp, beef, squid and spices, and the ot [...]

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The absurd interior and costumes worn by the wait staff prove that Dadaism isn’t dead. Although soups and main courses are on offer, most people choose the ‘food market’ which is essentially a Mongolian barbecue. Pick a sauce (coconut curry, mango ginger, etc.), take a bowl and fi [...]

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