Kolm Sibulat in Tallinn, Estonia

This stylish, cozy restaurant is located in the center of Tallinn. On the menu, you will find dishes of state-of-the-art cuisine from different countries. This fusion-confusion style is the signature of the venue. Kolm Sibulat is regularly included in lists of the best restaurants in Estonia.

The hall has a homely atmosphere and is very stylishly decorated: modern light walls are combined with old brick and wooden elements. There are toys and coloring books for children to entertain them while you wait for your order.

The Kolm Sibulat menu is varied. The concept of the restaurant is the freedom of the chef and ultimate gastronomic surprises for the guests. It serves kimchi (Korean cuisine), ceviche (Peruvian cuisine), carpaccio (Italian cuisine), as well as bowls, schnitzel, and other dishes. This diversity allows chefs to experiment with flavors and servings so that the guests can find their new favorite food they would crave again and again.

The restaurant has a rich wine list embracing white, red, rose, or sparkling wine from Italy, Spain, France, Germany, New Zealand, Argentina, and other countries. Some of the wines can be seen exhibited on the stylish red shelf; this appealing accent in the interior of Kolm Sibulat definitely catches the eye.

Kolm Sibulat translates as “three onions”. This is a bit of irony from the owners – three Slavic persons – as once upon a time, in Estonia, Slavic people were and are still sometimes called sibul, which means “onion” – because of the Orthodox Church – the rooftop looks like onions.

We recommend trying
– fillet of beef in ramen style,
– cod cutlet with zucchini salad,
– carpaccio,
– goat cheese.

The price range varies from 7 to 21 euros per dish. There is a special menu for children.

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Tallinn, Estonia