2016年11月19日 · It may not be everybody's idea of haute cuisine but a Russian restaurant is serving rat burgers and they're going down a treat. The Krasnodar Bistro in southern Russia serves up the furry...

2016年11月29日 · This fall, the meat from nutria, a large, orange-toothed rodent also known as coypu or river rats, is being served up in gourmet burgers. The furry beasts, found in southern Russia, are...

2016年11月23日 · But never usually rat, unless you go to this restaurant in Moscow, Russia, which is serving up delicious rodent burgers to its punters.

Moscow's latest food craze is a burger made of nutria, or river rat. Moscow's latest food craze is a burger made of nutria, or river rat. IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit ...

2016年11月20日 · THE sight of a rat in a restaurant would normally send you running for the door, but in Russia the rodents are being served up in the latest foodie craze.

2016年11月30日 · This fall, the meat from nutria, a large, orange-toothed rodent also known as coypu or river rats, is being served up in gourmet burgers. The furry beasts, found in southern Russia, are...

2016年11月23日 · The river rat -- also known as nutria or coypu -- is the latest meat to enter the gastronomic arena as Moscow restaurant Krasnodar Bistro adds the river rat burger to its menu. Restaurateur...

2016年11月21日 · Last Friday, The Guardian’s Moscow correspondent Shaun Walker reported that 35-year-old restauranteur Takhir Kholikberdiev’s Krasnodar Bistro, located in Moscow, has begun to serve what’s known as the nutria burger. As the name implies, it’s derived from the meat of, nutria, a hulking semiaquatic rodent with orange chompers.

Moscow's latest food craze appears to have scurried straight from the river bed onto diners' plates. It's a burger made of rodent meat.

2016年12月2日 · The latest food trend to hit Russian restaurants involves rodents in the form of burgers. Nutria, also called coypu or "river rats," are large rodents of South American origin raised in many parts of Europe, Asia, and North America, primarily for their fur.