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U Palycha

Russian food brand "U Palycha" that began with a cafe in Samara in 1991 and now produces and sells food products.

Last updated September 10, 2026

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Overview

U Palycha is a Russian food products brand. According to its official website, its history began in 1991 with the opening of a cafe in Samara. The company states it produces and sells around 1,450 food product items and has two production complexes in Samara and Moscow. Its products are sold through more than 15,000 retail points across Russian regions, and it operates branded stores in Samara and Tolyatti.

History

The official website states that the history of the U Palycha company began more than 30 years ago, with the opening of its first cafe in Samara in 1991. A timeline on the official history page lists 1991 as the year the cafe "U Palycha" opened in Samara. In 1995, production of "Ot Palycha" pelmeni was launched and a Russian restaurant "U Palycha" opened in Samara. In 1997, production of "Ot Palycha" cakes was launched. In 1998, an official trade representative office was opened in Moscow. In 1999, the first branded store of the trademark "U Palycha" opened. In 2000, production and hand-painting of gingerbread was launched, a patent was obtained for a device for hand-painting gingerbread with chocolate glaze, and the trademark participated in the international exhibition "Salon du Chocolat" in Paris. In 2001, the Moscow production company "Ot Palycha" began work, a new direction of handmade chocolate products was mastered, and the first branded store in Moscow opened. The company page states that in 2021 the trademark "U Palycha" marked its 30th anniversary.

Products and positioning

  • Pelmeni "Ot Palycha"

  • Vareniki "Ot Palycha"

  • Cakes "Ot Palycha"

  • Pastries

  • Baked goods

  • Salads

  • Gingerbread

  • Handmade chocolate products

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