Russian strike on Kyiv damaged production of the pierogi chain "Titka Klara"

As a result of a massive Russian attack on Kyiv, the production of the pierogi chain "Titka Klara" was damaged. Due to the damage, some menu items may be temporarily missing in the company's outlets in the near future.

The chain announced this on Instagram on September 24.

"Unfortunately, due to the massive attack on Kyiv, our production was damaged. Therefore, some menu items may not be available in the near future", the message reads.

The company stated that they are already working on restoring production and planning to return the full assortment as soon as possible. The chain has not disclosed the extent of damage, the specific location of the hit, or the timeframe for full restoration.

"Titka Klara" is a Ukrainian fast-food chain whose main product is pierogi. Entrepreneur Andriy Pinchuk opened the first pierogi shop in Kyiv in early 2014. According to the company's own data, it has been in the market since 2014 and has its own bakery production.

As of early 2026, the chain had 33 pierogi shops in Kyiv. One outlet on average sold about 800 pierogi per day, and the company's total production volume reached up to 35,000 pieces daily.

The chain's assortment includes over 30 types of pierogi with savory and sweet fillings. In addition, the company sells salads, pancakes, desserts, drinks, and ready meals. "Titka Klara" is part of the restaurant group Klara Group, which also develops Honest Coffee Bar, the Italian restaurant Simona Ristorante, and the Shibuya Sushi Kiosk format.

After the start of the full-scale invasion in February 2022, the chain temporarily suspended operations. Recovery began at the end of March that year, and later the company continued to expand the chain in Kyiv.

Based on materials from: "Titka Klara" on Instagram, SPEKA