OREANDA-NEWS In the dining room of the State Duma, the chicken Kiev cutlets have been renamed. Russian journalist Alexander Yunashev drew attention to this in his Telegram channel.

“Among the autumn novelties is the chicken cutlet with butter. Which was previously just called chicken Kiev,” the journalist noted.

As can be seen in the photo attached to the post, the cost of one such cutlet is 270 rubles.

In March 2026, Yunashev illustrated the rate of price growth in Russia using the example of the price dynamics of a belyash from a canteen in the State Duma. According to his observations, in 2024, a belyash cost 90 rubles, and over two years its price increased by 40 rubles.