5 BEST Polish food to try in Krakow

[@Kategan]

As a Polish guy who left the country 9 years ago this really made me hungry for some Polish food!

[@magdalena4098]

Missing Polish food so much !

[@headsuphockeypodcast2707]

Polish food is very tasty and very awesome

[@justjoe469]

That's cool my grandmother was from Poland. Looks like it would be fun there. Keep up the great videos. Joe from America..

[@Dutchified]

I was pleasantly surprised by just how nice it was. Great little weekend get-away.

[@Pustynna_Burza]

Poland its soup country and the best craft beer!

[@headsuphockeypodcast2707]

As an American whose great grandparents are from Kraków and Zołynia, Poland 🇵🇱. I’m accustomed to potato and cheese pierogi, jelly pączki, Kiełbasi, Kiszka, Kobanos, stuffed white fish for Christmas 🎄, mushroom soup, and butter bean soup.

[@Dutchified]

Lucky you. I really enjoyed the Polish food I tried. Very tasty.

[@aleksanderwielki7609]

Kiełbasa, not Kiełbasi and Kabanos, not Kobanos ;)

[@KaptainKlunk1]

Those bagels are just tourist trap shit...poor quality renditions .. .

[@zublume]

I love polish food...

[@brucewayne3602]

excellent ... most envious because I want to join you ... well done !!!

[@Dutchified]

How I miss travelling. 😔

[@sako7742]

ZAPIEKANKI RULEZ!!! And You said it very nicely and correctly 😉

[@TheBdemba16]

Really spot on. You definitely picked a good variety of traditional polish food. Zapiekanka! I am originally from Polans

[@thesearchbar9330]

You do such wonderful videos! Thank you for sharing your content that help inspire so many of us to travel and enjoy new places.

[@Dutchified]

Thanks for your kind words. Making travel videos is a labour of love. I’m always glad to be able to help inspire fellow travellers. Enjoy your travels.

[@juanaloulehoux]

Which restaurants from the michelin guide did you visit? Many thanks for you vide.

[@ShhImASpy]

I remember 90' zapiekanka which they were nothing like this. Half of a roll, mushrooms, cheese and low budget ketchup... But this was amazing. Nothing to compare taste.

[@aleksandrap.9192]

Są jeszcze takie w Wałbrzychu. To samo miejse od ponad 30 lat. Smak bez zmian. Najlepsze.

[@Hato1992]

I always wonder why bagel is called obwarzanek. In north Poland obwarzanek is something totally different. It's food too, but those are a small dough rings and are rather crunchy. I remember those obwarzanki was selling in packs of 10-12, was usually hang on thread.

[@99nerka]

It tastes like bagel since bagel is obwarzanek. It was created in Poland.

[@Dutchified]

Ah, good to know. So difficult to know where things originate from.

[@djobe8960]

Now you know you must try real Bigos not from restaurant

[@witekd.1021]

Real polish beef tatar is served COLD, with onion, pickled cucumber and raw egg yolk.

[@feministkitozwierzeta.krow763]

3:35 there is „befszyk”, there should be „befsztyk”, from German word for „stuck of beef”.

[@julianakoo3634]

I plan to try a Michelin restaurant in Krakow, would you mind listing the specific Michelin restaurants you went to, and of those, which ones you would recommend? Thanks! Great video.

[@Dutchified]

I can’t recall. I’d suggest to just try two or three Michelin recommended places. You can’t go wrong. Let me know what you try. Enjoy.

[@janantoni3604]

Pataki in Poland, Berliner in Germany.Same type of doughnuts.

[@AA-tc5if]

Paczki is the proper name

[@Pablito8305]

Enjoy your meal😋

[@s.senthilkumar8140]

looks more tasty..

[@bloufi464]

zapikanki the bests

[@michalc_9102]

mieszkam od urodzenia czyli 16 lat w polsce i nigdy nie jadłem befsztyka hehe

[@ANYTHING-AND-EVERYTHING.]

Hi, I heard most shops are shut in krako on Sunday, are the places that sell the likes of Zapiekanki also shut do you know?

[@Dutchified]

No idea.

[@grzesiekcze]

Grocery stores, supermarkets etc. are closed on Sundays in Poland but restaurants, bars, pubs are always open

[@kulinarnyfreestyle]

:D nice video

[@nieznajoma4303]

Well thank you for Complementing my food:) POLISH GANG 🇵🇱 | | V

[@olleto]

you haven't try the oldest fast food maczanka krakowska it has orgin from 14th century far much older that any today fast food

[@mimocomimol]

Obwarzanek is hangover cure. With salt.

[@ThePredsedatel]

i want to eat now

[@sissi555706]

Thanks for mentioning the names of the food, otherwise its very tough to follow.

[@Piteroski]

Szkoda, że próbowałeś Jedzienia z miasta, domowa kuchnia to jest niebo w gębie :) Try Rosół, zalewajka, ogórki kiszone, kapusta z grochem. I think that you find this food in polish shops in your Country. Greetings from Poland

[@yakeosicki8965]

Może niekoniecznie, Polska kuchnia jest bogatsza!!!!! Promuje się kuchnie chłopską, a ciekawsza i smaczniejsza jest kuchnia szlachecka.

[@kolakpatolik1857]

@@yakeosicki8965 Cóż za wytrawny znawca polskiej kuchni. xD Szlachecka kuchnia musi być mocno krwista, wszak wiadomo, że jaśniepanowie żywili się chłopską krwią.

[@EyeScreamPL]

@@kolakpatolik1857 Cóż za pustak z ciebie. Od razu widać, do której kasty przynależysz. Zaiste jedząc udziec z jelenia, raczył się będę twoją krwią. A tak na serio, to... Czy Ty w ogóle myślisz zanim coś piszesz, albo inaczej: w ogóle myślisz?

[@lolololololo1680]

@@EyeScreamPL Co mnie zdziwiło na tym wideo. Jeszcze nie spotkałem się, aby gdzieś w jakiejś jak to określił "fancy" restauracji podawali tatar bez proponowania do tego dobrze schłodzonego, kieliszka wódki. Nie chodzi o to aby się upić. Tatar to teaser/wstęp do dania głównego i ma pobudzić, wszelkie zmysły i kubki smakowe. Najlepiej do tego nadaje się właśnie połączenie tatar + wódka+ gorące i chrupiące pieczywo.

[@julianmach3192]

@@lolololololo1680 Jeszcze nie spotkałeś się? A ile masz lat?

[@kameljot7573]

so plac nowy is like plak naui from now on?;)

[@Pablo123.]

because Krakow was not destroyed by Germans during World War II

[@Dutchified]

I'm glad it wasn't destroyed. It's such a beautiful old town. Really enjoyed my holiday there.

[@4dri4nwielki38]

Everywhere from Poland its beautifoul

[@julianmach3192]

@@4dri4nwielki38 People too?

[@danmurawski5790]

@@julianmach3192 as a Polish person, not quite haha

[@KaptainKlunk1]

Walk towards that building and go left and down that street to the right is a MILK BAR....that's the best and cheapest food in the city center....

[@Dutchified]

Great tip. Thanks 🙏

[@SuiGenerisAbbie]

KRAH-koof, please.

[@benjosebastian]

Come to Kerala, India.. You will get 1 million sub in a month

[@Perririri]

*S P E C E R Ÿ E N en T-S E R I E S*

[@dawro0395]

Im polska🙂

[@sebianoti]

Plac nawi 😂 you were excellent good with pronouncing words until that one, not even close.

[@Dutchified]

I tried my best. Polish is so hard though 😉😳

[@ReggieJohnAgain]

Can you say ‘plahtz nawvee’ ? It’s not so hard.

[@Dutchified]

Next time I will try harder. Thanks for the tip. 😉

[@feministkitozwierzeta.krow763]

@@Dutchified There should be „Platz Novy” to make it easier for Westerners to read, but everyone understands when you read it your way.

[@katarzynaxx563]

You said pierogi, not pierogies. Oh god, thank you. I can't understand this "pierogiES".

[@wiessiew9853]

Then why you say chipsy when chips is already plural?

[@katarzynaxx563]

@@wiessiew9853 Because we have adapted this word to our language and we treat it like other Polish words.

[@wiessiew9853]

@@katarzynaxx563 You do not seem to get the point...They adapted the word to their language. Got it? Przygadal kociol garnkowi a sam smoli?

[@katarzynaxx563]

@@wiessiew9853 No, they didn't. The have word dumpling/dumplings. They can say "polish dumplings" and do whatever they want to do with this word, but if they take polish word "pierogi", they must learn how the plural form looks like. We had to adapt "chips", because we don't have our own word. In addition, "chipsy" is not "double plural" form, it's just plural form, because they don't have one.

[@wiessiew9853]

@@katarzynaxx563 W takim razie polecam Pani mówic Dächer zamiast dachy. Mielismy przeciez slowo strzecha które oznaczalo dach ( do dzisiaj w czeskim)

[@malgorzatakrol4151]

mówi sie kraków