KODO

KODO is a Japanese restaurant and sushi restaurant at Ulitsa Okhotnyy Ryad, 2, in Moscow. Its identity is centred on Japanese cuisine, with sushi as a defining part of the offering. The venue suits diners looking for a restaurant setting rather than a specialist takeaway-only counter, while also supporting takeaway and delivery for meals enjoyed elsewhere.

The range of service formats gives KODO a practical role for different occasions. Dine-in service allows meals to take place at the restaurant, while takeaway provides an option for food collected from the venue. Delivery extends the same Japanese restaurant concept beyond the address. These options make KODO relevant for a planned meal, a group gathering, or a more casual order, without changing its focus on Japanese food and sushi.

Drinks form part of the experience, with beer, wine and cocktails available alongside the food. The drinks selection supports both relaxed dining and group occasions, while keeping the venue within the format of a full restaurant rather than a food counter. The combination of Japanese cuisine, sushi and a drinks service gives the venue a broad enough setting for diners who want food with alcoholic drinks.

Live music is also listed among the venue’s features. This adds an entertainment element to the restaurant experience and distinguishes the setting from a purely quiet or functional dining room, without changing KODO’s central role as a Japanese restaurant. The feature may appeal to groups seeking a meal with an additional social element.

KODO is specifically suitable for groups, making it a relevant choice for shared dining and social occasions. The address on Ulitsa Okhotnyy Ryad places the restaurant within Moscow’s urban dining scene, while the combination of dine-in, takeaway and delivery gives the venue flexibility beyond a single style of visit. KODO is best approached as a Japanese and sushi restaurant with drinks, live music and group-friendly dining, supported by several ways to order and enjoy the food.