Acasă la Mama
Moldovan cooking with live music and waiters in folk costume
Moldovan-style mutton with prunes and pears, a glass of local wine and live music
4.6 from almost 1,700 reviews · many tourists pick it for their first evening in the city and praise the food, the band and the service.
A Moldovan restaurant on Petru Rareș street, with a traditional interior, waiters in folk costume and live music. On the table: sarmale, green borscht, plăcinte, dumplings, pork ribs and mutton cooked with prunes and pears, with Moldovan wine. Roughly 200-600 lei per person.
- Hearty traditional food
- Live music
- Attentive waiters
- Moldovan wine
- The waiters in folk costume
- A table full of Moldovan dishes
- The band playing in the evening
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“This is a really Traditional Moldovan restaurant. The design, the live music, the waitresses traditional dresses, and of course the food! I started with Aubergine Caviar. It is very similar to Baba Ghanouj, but more solid and with diced onions, cucumbers, and other vegetables. It was excellent, but it didn’t feel very fresh, and rather refrigerated. I went for Traditional Mut…”
“Just excellent. The food was high quality and service was friendly professional and quick. It’s a traditional Moldovan higher end restaurant with live music and outdoor seating as well as indoor seating. I got a salad followed by stuffed cabbage rolls followed by the pork and rabbit plates. I had Moldovan wine too and sparkling water.”
“This place is amazing! First night in Chisinau and this restaurant set the stage for great things to come. The service was incredible. The food was top tier, and the band was excellent. Our waiter was always on top of everything, clearing the table just in time, bringing extra napkins etc. He noticed everything before I had to ask. We had seven courses, red wine, and some local…”
- Sometimes the upper floor is not served and you are moved downstairs
- A few reviews mention long waits at lunchtime