The Fish and Seafood Festival will be held in the capital as part of the Summer in Moscow project

As part of the urban project "Summer in Moscow", the ninth Moscow — on-the-Wave festival will be held in the capital from May 30 to June 8. Fish week". This was reported on May 29 on the official website of the Mayor of Moscow. mos.ru .

"At the festival "Moscow is on the wave. Fish Week" as part of the "Summer in Moscow" is implementing a special project that will attract thousands of residents and guests of the capital. A large-scale fish market consisting of several thematic departments will open on Shkolnaya Street. It will be possible to purchase frozen sea and river fish, chilled fish, cold and hot smoked fish," the publication says.

Dozens of vendors will present their products in cafes throughout the city. And restaurants will prepare special themed menus, including seafood.

It will also be possible to purchase a variety of products on Shkolnaya Street — about 500 items in total. In order for customers to save chilled and frozen seafood in hot summer weather, special branded thermal packages "Moscow — on the Wave" will be offered at the event.

"The assortment includes selected mackerel, halibut, flounder, coho salmon, as well as noble sturgeon, northern muksun and omul. Pacific sockeye salmon with special red meat will also be offered. It is a real decoration of the festive table and a useful source of protein and trace elements," the portal says.

Among other products, you can find pink salmon, chum salmon and coho caviar, cod liver, sea cabbage salad, as well as crab delicacies.

"Sellers will offer Baltic sprat sprats, sardine slices, and the famous Atlantic herring in butter to lovers of fish snacks and sandwiches," the organizers said.

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