To be honest I like that kind of food. Some dishes in Belarus and Poland are alike (pancakes) and some are very different (the cottage cheese thingies you had). We have borscht (barszcz) but it’s different. How interesting! In Poland we have milk bars (bary mleczne) where similar food is served. Very cheap and delicious. I recommend to have that experience in Poland along with eating pierogi and zapiekanki😉
Pierogi absolutely rock! Can't buy them in this Third World hell-hole I live in, but making them is always entertaining - simmered then pan-finish. Second only to Gorecki's Third Symphony amongst Poland great gifts to Civilization. All the best from a cabin in a swamp in a rain-forest in New Zealand.
@@catparka7698 Thanks! I agree❤️ Pierogi are easy to make. I recommend to watch a trilogy: Kieslowski’s Trzy kolory (Trois couleurs) with Zbigbiew Preisner’s music (Red is my favourite).
I like your honesty. Generally the food in that region is rough. Ive noticed other travel UA-camrs in the area are overly positive) ... but that gets very tired. Better to tell it how it is.
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To be honest I like that kind of food. Some dishes in Belarus and Poland are alike (pancakes) and some are very different (the cottage cheese thingies you had). We have borscht (barszcz) but it’s different. How interesting! In Poland we have milk bars (bary mleczne) where similar food is served. Very cheap and delicious. I recommend to have that experience in Poland along with eating pierogi and zapiekanki😉
Cool I have had pierogi. It is like Pelmeni here. I do not know the second dish...
This borsch seems to be some weird summer variant
Pierogi absolutely rock! Can't buy them in this Third World hell-hole I live in, but making them is always entertaining - simmered then pan-finish. Second only to Gorecki's Third Symphony amongst Poland great gifts to Civilization. All the best from a cabin in a swamp in a rain-forest in New Zealand.
@@AustralianInBelarus I prefer the winter one. For me a soup should be hot.
@@catparka7698 Thanks! I agree❤️ Pierogi are easy to make. I recommend to watch a trilogy: Kieslowski’s Trzy kolory (Trois couleurs) with Zbigbiew Preisner’s music (Red is my favourite).
I'm walking down the streets of Minsk now on my holidays just hoping that I see you and scream AUSTRALIAN IN BELARUS 🤣
I LOVE IT 😻. The old school Soviet look is AMAZING 🤩
Very colorful lively food 🍱
I like your honesty. Generally the food in that region is rough. Ive noticed other travel UA-camrs in the area are overly positive) ... but that gets very tired. Better to tell it how it is.
Great video reminds me eating in Thessalonika university cafeteria for free in 1981
Is it possible to study in English or German language at a university in Belarus? Greetings and keep up the great work with your videos.😃👍
Wow 🤩 they are so cool 😎
Idk why but i can see only 240p quality
Thank you for your video, I'm interested in doing my MBA in Belarus I'm also from Australia, any advice?
Its actually holodnik, a taditional cold soup with zucchini, cucumber, beetroot, ...i also prefer a good borschtsch
ohhhh thank you. It was not great tbf
where is your khleb?
Is there a good nightclub scene out there?
There are some in the summer time, but it is not a thriving nightclub town
Being lactose intolerant and indian , this might be my least fav food. But it looks great for people who enjoy meat and dairy
Poor fella 😂 i love paneer saag. Paneer in general is great.
Do people commonly do takeout 🥡?
Not as often as say in South East Asian. There are not as many affordable options here. For example there is no street food