The Scene:

For anyone unfamiliar of Andrei Dellos and his establishment eateries life Café Pushkin and the former-Shinok that recreated a proletariat farm eatery complete with goats and milk maidens, than prepare your senses from one of the most visually dazzling restaurant spaces in the world. Think Paris's Le Meurice meets Romanov summer palace infused by a Russian pop-star demographic, Turandot is a real life visual fairy tale the retells the classic story of a Chinese princess and French king through fourteen dramatic eating spaces topped-off with authentic Louis XIV antiques under a joint-leadership of international and Russian chefs. The Florentine Courtyard is laid in marble floors with grand colonnade with glass atrium room and ornate Italian sculptures. Even more elaborate, the Chinese Hall is a circular dining room under fresco sky ceiling with gilded fountain and dinnertime harp music. A separate Silk Hall and Tapestry Room offer more private space for grand Russian celebrations that attracts new-guard aristocrats and TV celebrities.