Best Siberian and Buryat Dishes to Try, Irkutsk: Where to Eat
Ten dishes that taste of Irkutsk: Baikal omul, raw-fish sagudai, Buryat buuzy, slow-cooked khorkhog, game, cedar nuts and more, with where to…

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Use these guides to decide what to eat in Irkutsk and where to begin looking for a meal. Best Siberian and Buryat Dishes to Try, Irkutsk introduces regional food traditions, while Best Restaurants, Irkutsk focuses on places to dine. Together they help answer different questions: which foods are worth learning about, and which venues might suit your plans. Browse the food guide before exploring the restaurant selection if the cuisine is unfamiliar. The two approaches work together without requiring you to sort through individual restaurant articles first.
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