Reply To: strange line in “IKEA”
Pretty much every IKEA has a restaurant that serves a mixture of Swedish food, like meatballs with lingonberry & common scandinavian items like open-faced sandwiches, and local food, whatever that is. In Russia one of the soups might be borscht, whereas in the U.S. you'd find chicken noodle.
They also have a Swedish food market where you can buy things like flatbread, frozen meatballs, and lots of rather yummy fizzy fruit drinks, like sparkling pear juice.