Restaurant Terem was located in the center of Kharkov, near the largest square of Europe. The building's exterior was directly identified with its name — the building was built like an old Slavic house, in the best traditions of authentic architecture.
An eclectic interior design has merged a combination of bohemian dining with home comfort. The color scheme of interior decoration was rich — the emphasis was on burgundy-red-brown tones. The interior was made in the style of art deco of the early 20th century — soft armchairs and sofas, yellow flowers, carved wooden tables, modern paintings, antique decor and tapestries.
The menu of the restaurant presented a wide variety of dishes from European, Japanese, and Ukrainian cuisines, as well as unique brand chef’s creations.
