My brother is travelling with the military and he said Slovakia is the most beautiful country he has every seen. I can't wait to visit. Definitely doing a food tour!
Wow...every food tour of yours I've watched has made me hungry! You guys are so great at conveying the enjoyment of the experiences! Liver in many forms is a big thing especially in Eastern Europe. I've always loved liver pate particularly. Mushrooms are like a separate food group - the locals gather them and preserve them for the long winter months, as well as eat them fresh. I don't think there is a country in that part of the world that doesn't have some sort of cabbage specialty, whether in the form of "sauerkraut," fresh or otherwise. And the blueberry brandy at the beginning looked awesome. Great job, and what a wonderful destination!
She was such a great guide! Im from bratislava and i didnt even know some of these places existed there! Great experience, truly Slovak and not touristy!
kofola is WAY better than coke, its made of herbs and kofo, which is a syrup made from coffee waste and it gives kofola its original and amazing taste.
And whats more interesting, it never was aimed to be "version of coke" or anything else. I realy dont like when even slovak and czech people are saying that kofola is kind of our version of coke or copy or so.
@@roman45678 NEITHER DO I!! i love kofola for what it is, and as you said, it was NEVER ever meant to be a sort of slovak coke, or a coke replacement or anything. it is its own standalone drink and its bloody delicious and super specific!
I'm watching this in 2022, but watching this makes me so happy! My whole family is from Slovakia, not Bratislava, but from places near by, and I eat literally all of these food! Sauerkraut soup is my favorite food in the whole world. Also, buy this milky thing called Kefier next time you taste potato pancakes, makes it SO much better.😍😁😍😁😍🇸🇰🇸🇰🇸🇰🇸🇰🇸🇰🇸🇰🇸🇰🇸🇰🇸🇰🇸🇰🇸🇰🇸🇰🇸🇰🇸🇰🇸🇰🇸🇰🇸🇰🇸🇰
I just found your channel and I am so happy that you visited Slovakia as well as Hungary too. I am a Hungarian living in Slovakia. I am happy you liked the Kofola and the other dishes. I didn't know that in other countries it is not custom to eat soup before the main course. Fantastic learning with you guys 🤗 Sending hugs from Slovakia 🤗🤗🤗🤗
It makes me so happy to hear as I I actually from slovakia and I have to say, whilst being based it is the best country, we may not have money but we have love, traditions and care
I really want to say thank you - im currently watching all your videos from the beginning for the second time. im in recovery from anorexia and i swear watching you guys enjoy food has helped me so much haha !! I actually went to zanzibar last week and i tried the nutella zanzibar pizza!! and I also am about to start editing my first ever travel vlog from that trip. so massive THANK YOU for inspiring me and also helping me to get through a rough time !! lots of love from the UK!!
You guys have been everywhere! Just booked a long weekend here with my friends for next month and start looking up videos and the first one I see is you guys! Great video again That fried Gouda looked soooo good
Food tours are definitely the best and it is the best way to learn about a culture. I have never even heard of Bratislava, but definitely a beautiful place. Great that you guys choose the non traditional places tourist goes to see.
@@bobberes7155 wow talk about petty. I'm giving a compliment to the culture and the cuisine. You are a disgrace to that Culture by calling someone out over something like that. There would have been an appropriate way to mention that to me and I would have taken that as knowledge that I needed but instead I'm absolutely disgusted and completely baffled that a complete stranger thinks that I was being disrespectful. I have some Choice words for you but I'm actually going to be respectful compared to your stupid ass comment.
Ha ha! Kara’s shock at the chicken liver pate made me laugh. I’m pretty sure that the Banh Mi (Vietnamese sandwiches) that you lived on in Hanoi would have had pate in them! I’ve recently discovered your vlogs and am loving watching them from the beginning!
I'm part Slovakian and my dad is part Slovakian and I always wondered why he cooks the stuff he cooks, and now I know why!!! He makes a lot of this kind of food
Oh man, I've been waiting for this. I lived in Bratislava for 2 years from 1996-1998 and you really took me back with this! Omg vyprazany syr (the fried cheese)!!! I don't remember that zmrzlina shop (ice cream) but I didn't take any official tours, we just found our way wherever haha
@@bobberes7155 although there really is no reason to make such comment on something that was posted 5 years ago, y’all is in fact in the dictionary. Have a nice day!
Guys big well done for coming to my country. I miss chumky and cheese and kofola just looking at your food tour. My mum always cook for me when I come for visit. 😍 I would recommend to you to come back and visit mountains and castles. Although I been living in London for past 15 years I still believe that Slovakia is one of the most picturesque countries of middle Europe
Everything looked really good (well, maybe except for the pate 😝) on this food tour. Fried cheese is always good. And a big welcome to the new Outro! Woot Woot!
Wow that is so fun!! I'm going to start looking for food tours when I go to new places...I'd love to organize a tour here locally...keep up the amazing vlogs!!.:).BIG HUGS FROM IDAHO :) !
I have binge watched ALL of your videos from the beginning, just in the last four days! Now I'm caught up and I had to wait for this one. What will I do now????
Awesome food tour you two 🤗 very delightful it looks like, just wishing I was eating with you all there at the tables, good nite😪 going to sleep now, I'll eat the left overs in the mornings. 😄🍴always👍👍💟😴
Great video you guys. The soup was funny. My ex mother in law (German) used to get mad at me because I wasn't a fan of soup, especially when warm outside. But it is like a European thing, they think it warms the inside especially when somebody is working outside in the cool European weather.
I watched several food tours here and this one was THE BEST! Really bice vlog, nicely covered everything. Great advertisement for other tourists to come visit Slovakia.
Please visit Kosice very nice town in the east of Slovakia. You can also take the night train to Prague and visit that as well, if you havent done it yet.
love it when you go to places I have been. You have to try Kofola while you are there. Its like their version of cola and try and find the blue church!
Good call on the nap you two...lol...glad you made it okay. Also...I've noticed it's always a good choice of music for the vids. I always feel like slowly nodding my head to the sexy jams...who picks the tunes?
Michal Bukvai presne, a podla mna kofola je omoc lepšia ako kokakola požnaš taku kolu čo sa voal brazil tak ta sračka za 50c chuti tak isto ako kokakola no pre mna ano :)
I love watching their videos because traveling the world is a dream of mine and I love trying new foods as well. Which brings me to this questions which I mean no harm by any means...but why is it that they don't show Nate eating/trying food? Someone please answer. Thank you!
Not sure how to spell it, but my Slavic side of family cooked rushka..... may have spelled wrong. It’s the cheese, noodle, sausage, and eggs. It’s my favorite
I went to Bratislava on a stag do...safe to say it wasn’t as cultured as this... €1 pizza from a place opposite McDonald’s at 1am was our local culture experience 😂
Hi Kara and Nate, i hope both of you are fine and safe. In case you will near to Slovakia do not hesitate to contact me if you want to enjoy some nice places. I will be happy to meet both of you.
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Kara I admire how you are so adventurous and try all of the local cuisine.
Carolina Girl same
Agreed
My husband has strong Slavic ties to this country. He speaks fluent Slovak and I've been to this country and you vlog brought me back to it.
My brother is travelling with the military and he said Slovakia is the most beautiful country he has every seen. I can't wait to visit. Definitely doing a food tour!
You must!! It really is beautiful!
Thank:-*
Nice tour enjoy very interisting
I actually originate from slovakia, and to see a youtuber actually say they love it it makes me actually feel so happy
I love Kara’s little Monologues. Just like Nate I was smiling the whole time she was talking. So glad I found this channel
Kara and Nate, I was born and raised in Bratislava and now I live in the US. Thank you very much for making the sweetest video about my hometown❤️!
Wow...every food tour of yours I've watched has made me hungry! You guys are so great at conveying the enjoyment of the experiences! Liver in many forms is a big thing especially in Eastern Europe. I've always loved liver pate particularly. Mushrooms are like a separate food group - the locals gather them and preserve them for the long winter months, as well as eat them fresh. I don't think there is a country in that part of the world that doesn't have some sort of cabbage specialty, whether in the form of "sauerkraut," fresh or otherwise. And the blueberry brandy at the beginning looked awesome. Great job, and what a wonderful destination!
She was such a great guide! Im from bratislava and i didnt even know some of these places existed there! Great experience, truly Slovak and not touristy!
kofola is WAY better than coke, its made of herbs and kofo, which is a syrup made from coffee waste and it gives kofola its original and amazing taste.
i wonder why people dont drink kofola globally
Agree with you, my Czech girlfriend introduced me to it last year and I prefer it over coke, that and raspberry lemonade
And whats more interesting, it never was aimed to be "version of coke" or anything else. I realy dont like when even slovak and czech people are saying that kofola is kind of our version of coke or copy or so.
@@roman45678 NEITHER DO I!! i love kofola for what it is, and as you said, it was NEVER ever meant to be a sort of slovak coke, or a coke replacement or anything. it is its own standalone drink and its bloody delicious and super specific!
Vinea is the best
I'm watching this in 2022, but watching this makes me so happy! My whole family is from Slovakia, not Bratislava, but from places near by, and I eat literally all of these food! Sauerkraut soup is my favorite food in the whole world. Also, buy this milky thing called Kefier next time you taste potato pancakes, makes it SO much better.😍😁😍😁😍🇸🇰🇸🇰🇸🇰🇸🇰🇸🇰🇸🇰🇸🇰🇸🇰🇸🇰🇸🇰🇸🇰🇸🇰🇸🇰🇸🇰🇸🇰🇸🇰🇸🇰🇸🇰
Viewing this in late '21. Wow, have your production values improved over the past 5-ish years! Keep up the fine work!
I just found your channel and I am so happy that you visited Slovakia as well as Hungary too. I am a Hungarian living in Slovakia. I am happy you liked the Kofola and the other dishes. I didn't know that in other countries it is not custom to eat soup before the main course. Fantastic learning with you guys 🤗 Sending hugs from Slovakia 🤗🤗🤗🤗
Hell yeah! Bratislava was an absolute gem. I was pleasantly surprised with the feel and look of the city. Europe’s best secret!
It makes me so happy to hear as I I actually from slovakia and I have to say, whilst being based it is the best country, we may not have money but we have love, traditions and care
I really want to say thank you - im currently watching all your videos from the beginning for the second time. im in recovery from anorexia and i swear watching you guys enjoy food has helped me so much haha !! I actually went to zanzibar last week and i tried the nutella zanzibar pizza!! and I also am about to start editing my first ever travel vlog from that trip. so massive THANK YOU for inspiring me and also helping me to get through a rough time !! lots of love from the UK!!
Food tours is my fav, love watching you guys try all the different foods.
Bacon flavored string cheese is no doubt the best sounding thing I've ever heard of.
holy shit you can talk
Looks like a personal tour. Kara is very expressive when she really likes something.
You guys have been everywhere!
Just booked a long weekend here with my friends for next month and start looking up videos and the first one I see is you guys!
Great video again
That fried Gouda looked soooo good
Oh wow, so was it just the two of you? If so that is awesome, so you had more time to learn/listen about the food 😍
Food tours are definitely the best and it is the best way to learn about a culture. I have never even heard of Bratislava, but definitely a beautiful place. Great that you guys choose the non traditional places tourist goes to see.
I loved the food in Slovakia! I just posted a video from my trip to Bratislava. Slovak Pub was one of the biggest highlights of the trip!
Love your vlogs. Kara is so positive. Keep up the good work !
Greeting a guest with salt and bread is old slovak tradition in general :)
its slavic. in russia too from oooold times :)
Hey guys ! Just discovered your channel and I must say you are doing a great job... you inspired me now and made me wish to travel even more
Dobrú chuť, dúfam že chutilo.🇸🇰👍🤗🌹
Apparently I would LOVE Slovakian food. It all sounds so good.
No you would not love Slovakian food because there's no such word Slovakian. It's Slovak food, please get it right. Very disrespectful.
@@bobberes7155 wow talk about petty. I'm giving a compliment to the culture and the cuisine. You are a disgrace to that Culture by calling someone out over something like that. There would have been an appropriate way to mention that to me and I would have taken that as knowledge that I needed but instead I'm absolutely disgusted and completely baffled that a complete stranger thinks that I was being disrespectful. I have some Choice words for you but I'm actually going to be respectful compared to your stupid ass comment.
I am from Slovakia, and this was uploaded on the date of my birthday :) Great video !
Happy I found this! Planning my trip there soon!
hope you had a good trip
(:
I live there!
Ha ha! Kara’s shock at the chicken liver pate made me laugh. I’m pretty sure that the Banh Mi (Vietnamese sandwiches) that you lived on in Hanoi would have had pate in them! I’ve recently discovered your vlogs and am loving watching them from the beginning!
I love food tours to. Glad I found your channel !
I'm part Slovakian and my dad is part Slovakian and I always wondered why he cooks the stuff he cooks, and now I know why!!! He makes a lot of this kind of food
I will now have to try a food tour. Being from the south we love to eat and cook.
Oh man, I've been waiting for this. I lived in Bratislava for 2 years from 1996-1998 and you really took me back with this! Omg vyprazany syr (the fried cheese)!!! I don't remember that zmrzlina shop (ice cream) but I didn't take any official tours, we just found our way wherever haha
Food tour for the win!
You guys have one of the best if not the best travel vlogs on UA-cam.
Looks like a blast! Glad y'all are having fun. Love the vlogs!
Y'all is not a word.
@@bobberes7155 although there really is no reason to make such comment on something that was posted 5 years ago, y’all is in fact in the dictionary. Have a nice day!
Food tours is number one to do when visiting a new place. :)
These food tours seem amazing!
Guys big well done for coming to my country. I miss chumky and cheese and kofola just looking at your food tour. My mum always cook for me when I come for visit. 😍 I would recommend to you to come back and visit mountains and castles. Although I been living in London for past 15 years I still believe that Slovakia is one of the most picturesque countries of middle Europe
Awesome vlogs guys! I look forward to watching your videos everyday! Inspired me to travel Europe! Keep up with great work!
Looks like you guys really had fun on this latest adventure of yours:) x
we've done food tours around the world -- Peru, Cuba, Mexico City -- a great way to learn about a culture.
Loving these food tours.
Kofolaaaaaa!!!! I miss it aaahhhhh
Everything looked really good (well, maybe except for the pate 😝) on this food tour. Fried cheese is always good. And a big welcome to the new Outro! Woot Woot!
I can't stop watching you guys!!!
I luv watching the Food Tours!!
Wow this food looks so amazing. Wish I could jump in and try all of it too
Yay for the McD's shout out! I love hearing what's unique to the local MickeyDs.
We think we will start including it in the vlogs more! It's pretty fascinating!
Wow that is so fun!! I'm going to start looking for food tours when I go to new places...I'd love to organize a tour here locally...keep up the amazing vlogs!!.:).BIG HUGS FROM IDAHO :) !
I have binge watched ALL of your videos from the beginning, just in the last four days! Now I'm caught up and I had to wait for this one. What will I do now????
suffer like the rest of us. i found this channel last week snd binge watched. i have looked crazy for five days waiting lol
+You better Get Your Life exactly! i suffered a lot during Mt. Everest vlogs.
That's VERY impressive! We are honored you'd spend that much time with us ;)
Hahaha sorry to keep you waiting!!!
That was a long one! Sorry about that! Thanks for sticking around :)
The scale at 3:47 is from Dayton, Ohio. Its crazy because my great-grandparents moved from Slovakia to Dayton!
Awesome food tour you two 🤗 very delightful it looks like, just wishing I was eating with you all there at the tables, good nite😪 going to sleep now, I'll eat the left overs in the mornings. 😄🍴always👍👍💟😴
Love your Central European series. Subscribed
One thing I particularly loved while creating my Slovakia series was the food indeed!
Great video you guys. The soup was funny. My ex mother in law (German) used to get mad at me because I wasn't a fan of soup, especially when warm outside. But it is like a European thing, they think it warms the inside especially when somebody is working outside in the cool European weather.
r u guys going to prague too???!!
That's a good point as well. I'm just going by how my ex and her mother explained it to me:)
I watched several food tours here and this one was THE BEST! Really bice vlog, nicely covered everything. Great advertisement for other tourists to come visit Slovakia.
Loved the Kofola!
happygoblin101 i don t know how you but for my kofola have vetter taste and no cocalola
I love your food tours. Do you plan to do one in each new country/city if possible?
Can’t wait to visit in a couple of weeks!!
Loving the food tours!!
I love how ya'll love everything
Please visit Kosice very nice town in the east of Slovakia. You can also take the night train to Prague and visit that as well, if you havent done it yet.
i am from Czech republic :D
watching this on 12 nov 2019, and both of you are not aged a bit.. wow!
3:47 I wonder what year that scale was produced in Dayton, Ohio. Neat tidbit! Glad you took a close up :)
awesome food tour once again, was the food tour free with all the food you guys ate? thanks again!!
I love kofolaaaa,, and you could of tasted all the different flavours we have 👌🏻😘😘 im sure you would love them all... im from košice (sk)
My whole family is from Košice! I have to admit, I only like the original, but my dad forces me to drink the other flavors too!🤣
Your guide Linda is so pretty!!!
Welcoming with bread and salt is old Slavic tradition.
Not (only) "Bratislavian"
Also Russian, Polish, Belarussian and Ukrainian
@@woody1778 Czech bitch
and Lithuanian :)
And Romania:)
@@woody1778 And czech
I love the food tours! Please do more of them! Nate ur so handsome!
I love Bratislava! The resturaunt that you went to for the potato pancakes I went there too!
Kara, do not forget my country, my city Bratislava, you're welcome Slovakia
Hi Kara and Nate love your videos ,I wish I can be like y'all can u do a video about Trinidad W.I. PLEASE
Dang, your tour guide was cute! and that food. . . I need to go there
How much do these food tours cost ... Very interesting way to explore a new city
sharmaprasoon1 it depends, 90€ per person and only goes up from there.
Do you happen to remember where you got the dress you are wearing? I’ve seen it in other blogs and I love it so much!
love it when you go to places I have been. You have to try Kofola while you are there. Its like their version of cola and try and find the blue church!
commented while I was watching and then saw the kofola!! haha my bad, too eager!
Haha yes it was delicious!!! And we went to the blue church the next day :)
Girl Power & Kara + Nate: Are kofola similar to kwas, not? Whats differences?
kofola is czechoslovakian version of cocacola, ,kvas is like bread beer...
Good call on the nap you two...lol...glad you made it okay. Also...I've noticed it's always a good choice of music for the vids. I always feel like slowly nodding my head to the sexy jams...who picks the tunes?
who does not love fried cheese in breadcrubs.. it is the best :D
Flagship. Najlepsí segedín v meste!
Michal Bukvai presne, a podla mna kofola je omoc lepšia ako kokakola požnaš taku kolu čo sa voal brazil tak ta sračka za 50c chuti tak isto ako kokakola no pre mna ano :)
few days and im now here yehey
If you want something that is like strong but no alcohol i recommend Vinea. Its really good. Im Slovakian.
I think a new tradition has begun. #FoodTours :)
Yes!!!!!
thatyorubaguy that needs to happen
A great tour....
Watching this after the first class on JetBlue video and thinking how far you've come since staying in hostels
I am from Slovakia yay!
No. 1 Korean cuisine, No.2. Slovak cuisine, No.3. Austria (my home country) :)
:D
Fantastic video. :)
+MammaBear thanks 😁
I love watching their videos because traveling the world is a dream of mine and I love trying new foods as well. Which brings me to this questions which I mean no harm by any means...but why is it that they don't show Nate eating/trying food? Someone please answer. Thank you!
Samantha Young I think he prefers to handle the camera..plus, once he said on an earlier vlog that Kara always gets to the food first!!!
Not sure how to spell it, but my Slavic side of family cooked rushka..... may have spelled wrong. It’s the cheese, noodle, sausage, and eggs. It’s my favorite
Food looked delicious, crikey Kara where do you put it all & manage to stay so slim?
OMG this is my hometown!!!
nice video. thanks for posting
I went to Bratislava on a stag do...safe to say it wasn’t as cultured as this... €1 pizza from a place opposite McDonald’s at 1am was our local culture experience 😂
I'm hungry now.
This looked great! How much do the food tours cost or do you just pay for your food at the restaurants?
That tour was €65 including the food and drinks
Was it €65 per person or for the two of you?
€65 per person according to the website!
whaaaaat ? that s crazy. one meal costs maybe 5-8 €.
yeah and the guide will work for free...
Slovakia is not only Bratislava
So how was the sauerkraut soup? I agree with Nate, you can't go wrong with fried cheese (or really any cheese). Was it a private food tour?
Hi Kara and Nate, i hope both of you are fine and safe. In case you will near to Slovakia do not hesitate to contact me if you want to enjoy some nice places. I will be happy to meet both of you.