Moma Restaurant is the new modern face of Bulgarian restaurants. Its concept combines a delightful culinary experience with authentic recipes which remind us of times past and bring us back to our roots, and a modern interior blending the beauty and purity of the Bulgarian maidens of yore, represented by the designer through various visual symbols, photos, fabrics and decors.
The interior design of each dining hall of Moma Restaurant conveys a message related to the culture and traditions of maidens and young women in Bulgaria.

Interior
Each dining hall has its own feel and look, with distinctive imagery and activities traditionally related in the past to Bulgarian maidens and young women, such as ears of wheat, bread baking, the closed clay pot where bread was baked in the embers of the hearth, needlework, spinning, weaving of carpets and rugs, celebrations of the Lazarus Saturday, rose picking rituals. The materials and ornaments used in each dining hall are related to these activities and crafts typical of the Bulgarian women of the past and of their homes.

The colors of the interior are traditional for the lifestyle of Bulgarian women of the olden days: white – symbolizing the purity of maidens, red – symbolizing the blood of the mother and the power of the fertile soil, green – symbolizing the eternal rebirth and revival, golden – symbolizing the Sun, the light and prosperity.

Location
Moma Restaurant is located in the central parts of Sofia, at 28 Solunska Street. It is housed in a building dating back to the 1930s, with three floors and a cosy back garden. The capacity of the first floor is 45 seats divided in 3 thematic dining halls called ‘Clay’, ‘Fabric’ and ‘Wool’. The second floor seats 75 people, with 5 thematic halls called ‘Granary’, ‘Honeydew’, ‘Rose Pickers’, ‘Lazarus Day Lasses’ and ‘Maiden Rug’. The third floor seats 20 people. The lovely garden seats about 60 people.
The interior design and the cuisine combine the old and the new; the traditional furnishing of Bulgarian homes is reintegrated and reinterpreted by the creative decisions of the designer

Official website: Moma Bulgarian Food and Wine
Official Instagram: @restaurant_moma_sofia
Official Facebook: Restaurant MoMa
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Text and photos provided by Moma Restaurant.