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Programs: Moscow Out, 25 October, 2008

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In a city that has the world's most billionaires, Moscow is packed with swanky and luxurious restaurants. It’s great for the super-rich – but what about the rest of us? Is it possible to eat good food affordably in the most expensive city in the world? Martyn Andrews explores the Russian capital’s restaurant scene and gives two Swedish expats a challenge - can they find a three course meal with an alcoholic drink for less than 1,000 roubles ($40)? Tune in to find out.