North Korean restaurant opens in Moscow – but you'll need your passport to dine

As North Korea's ties with Russia continues to blossom, a new restaurant showing the beauty of North Korean food has been opened, but punters can only enter on strict conditions View 4 Images Punters can taste a variety of North Korean foods as it opens its first international eatery in Moscow

A new North Korean restaurant has opened in Russia's capital Moscow as relations between the two nations deepen. However, customers have strict entry requirements they need to pass in order to get in to try the food. ‌

Russia and North Korea are strengthening ties with each passing day, as Pyongyang continues to help the Russian warfront in Ukraine . Leaders Vladimir Putin and Kim-jong un have also been seen warmly together at a recent military parade with Chinese leader Xi Jinping