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Staying true to its name (Jahu means flour in Estonian), most dishes in Jahu resto are made of flour. But the resto has another unique feature, it started out as a small street food kiosk near Vabaduse Square. Now there is no kiosk and Jahu has become a resto. But street food is so deeply ingrained in the ethos of Jahu that it continues to be a part of the menu. 

Jahu hot dog is not a sausage stuffed in a home-baked brioche bun, instead, it is filled with luxurious lobster. The only suitable drinks to pair it with are champagne or sparkling wine. As a restaurant-level street food provider, Jahu is in a league of its own!

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