They loudly call it a shopping complex, but in reality it’s a market from the 90s. I go to a seller from the Volgograd region for pickles. But he works from autumn to May, and in the summer he pickles the new crop. If he didn't work, I wouldn't come to this place. There are a lot of visitors, I think without registration. And when the market closes, they gather 20-30 people and hang out near the fence, behind which is like Uzbek cuisine. Dirty and unpleasant place.

Normal prices, close to the metro, a lot of things to eat. They sell very tasty and quite cheap honey of different types. There is also a handicraft store, where prices are also quite cheap and there is a good selection of products.

We've been going there for about 20 years. One man in particular has delicious pickles, just a miracle! Soft bread can also be purchased there. We also go to the Chicken House.

Nice complex, I came here often... I visited again recently. Now I can say for sure that customers in wheelchairs can move and make purchases freely. at least in this nice pavilion.

Hidden under the proud name is a banal market. Meat/vegetables/fish/pickles/cottage cheese/bakery/seasonings and nuts. Along the perimeter there are a bunch of department stores and a 24-hour cafe with Uzbek cuisine. Overall, not bad.

A good market, it has been operating for a very long time. There are a lot of different great products here.. The products are really tasty. I constantly take products made with soul, curd mass, honey. It's nice to be at the market; the fountain with fish is very relaxing. You always want to look at them.

A large beautiful shopping center, reminiscent of an old market. There is a fountain with fish in the middle, the children really like it. You need to find out about products in advance; not everything can be purchased.

I wonder how this bedbugs differs from the Otrada market?????🤔 The correct answer is nothing. The same office, just under a different name. ☹ If you look at the photos, everything is so orderly and even beautiful. But in fact - hello from the 90s. Including the smell... ((( 🤢 I duplicate the words I said for the Otrada market: “If you’re nostalgic for the 90s, this is the place for you. I really don’t understand those who buy fruits and vegetables there - the price-quality ratio is so-so. ((( I come here exclusively to buy pickles from my grandmother, whom I have known since the 90s - time-tested quality, you know... I recommend visiting only the counter with pickles, the rest of the departments are at your own peril and risk. ))" For the neatness of the photographs and the “ordered” nature of some particularly enthusiastic reviews, I give 1 star.

Creepy place. The market itself is expensive. The only consolation is the Uzbek cafe. Highly recommend. I was recently with my family. I am a wife and two children. Lulya is delicious. The pilaf is delicious. Samsa is garbage! But I didn’t like the lagman. I don't recommend it. Before this I had lamb shish kebab - very good. In general, it somehow seemed to me that they weren’t very good with soups. Everything else is good. Cards are accepted only by transfer. The flatbreads are still delicious. In short, close the market and leave the cafe!

I like some of the departments. Good housekeeping departments and wonderful sales people. The Handicrafts department is a delight. The "Chicken House" store is not bad, sometimes you can buy something. I think on the market vegetables and fruits are expensive. There is an Animal Department. There are things on the second floor.

Chicken house. I didn't like this place before. Sellers are not always polite. They won’t always cut off as much as you say, because... There will be so much left that no one will buy. Why do I need a lot if any sausage or meat can go bad? After I called the hotline, the situation changed. Thank you.

What was and what became 😩

Great market, delicious fruits, fresh meat, cool sellers