How Welcoming Are Polish People To Foreigners in Restaurants?

In todays video while on my travels I share with you my visit to a big wooden restaurant for traditional Polish Food. Join me and lets discover what its like.
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[@endrju3000]

Chłop z tego wszykiego pojechał skuterem w drugą stronę 😂

[@voyageur8208]

Dobrze, ze sie nie wyjebal na poczatku :D Swoją drogą bardzo pozytywny chlop.

[@adapapa3256]

😂😂😂

[@uraczmnieurna]

Myślę że szukał Andrzejka:):)

[@lecholecho2236]

hahah xD bon apeptit xD

[@Sebastian-ht9my]

Hahahahahaha😂

[@genowefapigwa8392]

Andrzej! People in Poland might seem like They are antisocial, but it is not like that. It is more like - They do not understand, so they do not answer because it feels really unconfortable for them to be in such kind of situation. I love Your videos Andrzej!

[@mariusz07]

He records them without permission and expects them to be nice? No shit.

[@radek_ksk]

​@@mariusz07 its a restaurant and they should do their job with or without a camera in their face. If they were good workers it wouldn't be a problem for them. Who in our times doesn't speak English in a way to receive an order? All of them were young people (max 30 yo). Nice restaurant but not good service. And have in mind that this guy uses polish sentences and understands a lot.

[@arylion5417]

nah its the backwards communist mindset they have from their parents

[@LarchenkoTF]

No, they really are, because no one welcomed him or said hi with a little smile on their face. They acted like there was no one there. And that's all the slavic peoples' nature.

[@magdalenaj7320]

it's their job! typical Polish service!

[@janekptasznik44]

Andrzej to mega pozytywna mordeczka. Pozdrawiam :)

[@FunnyJoe69]

Zobaczymy jak Andrzejek będzie wyglądał po roku w Polsce...

[@Dealeyy]

akcja w toalecie najlepsza :D dwóch prawdziwych facetów

[@d.u.s.t.y.......007]

15:24 😂

[@PiotrWroblewski-wo2cd]

Używanie sosu do schabowego to jak połamać makaron spaghetti przy mieszkańcu Włoch

[@shad0w1938]

bez przesady. Pozwólmy ludziom jeść tak, jak lubią i im smakuje. Włosi są mega ograniczeni i konserwatywni pod tym względem, więc chociaż my nie bądźmy tacy. Ja czasem, gdy nie mam jakiejś surówki to lubię dać ketchup albo sos bbq na schabowego i też jest git. Za to jajecznicę najczęściej jem z dżemem albo nutellą. Kto mi zabroni?

[@DjMakinetor]

Schabowy najlepiej smakuje z "omastą" czyli sosem.

[@shad0w1938]

@@DjMakinetor ale omasta to zupełnie co innego niż sos xD

[@DjMakinetor]

@@shad0w1938 Jak zwał tak zwał, może być i tłuszcz ze skwarkami dodawany.

[@mariusz07]

​@@shad0w1938to nie chodzi o to że mamy nie pozwalać ludziom, tylko skąd brać ten sos do schabowego? Jak się robi pieczeń lub gulasz to sos jest już gotowy. A do schabowego to co najwyżej tłuszcz że smażenia. :)

[@prefix-ym1wk]

You can tell which toilet is for which gender by checking the symbol on the door. The triangle is for men and circle for woman

[@HebrewHakaishin]

Way to go Poland! Stay based!🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱

[@536767676533766]

stop lying

[@arydze2]

Beautiful family. Great videos. Stay safe and enjoy your stay in Poland.

[@ezehielll]

Sauce in polish is sos :) but sounds the same like in english so this guy understood what you meant , but in Poland usually we don't add any sauce to the pork chop with potatoes. Have a good time in poland mate .

[@walkingtourswithus8873]

Glad to see you videos Andre. This restaurants looks big with a decent size play area.

[@Lesandi]

It's so nice to spend afternoon with Your movies from Poland 🥰 Pozdrawiam z Rybnika na Śląsku!

[@productionoffice7511]

That Polish food looks good ;) Greetings from New York City!!!

[@KamilaMorzy]

Andre, Polish people don't use sauce with what you ordered so I think he was baffled, lol. Also, to be fair, the waitresses didn't understand you (they actually said it in a video). It's great that you promote different parts of the world but please be mindful that not everyone speaks English, specifically in the rural areas you're visiting. My husband (who is American) uses an app that translates when he communicates with some of my family members and, although often the translation is pretty funny (good way to have a laugh), the app helps a lot :)

[@sadzik200000]

As much as the girls are unfamiliar with English, Andy is unfamiliar with Google maps or translator 😆

[@uraczmnieurna]

On i tak tego nie czyta...

[@zoja941]

@@sadzik200000 with apps like that it wouldn't be interesting as it is ;)

[@tastygreek6507]

What app is that? @KamilaMorzy

[@friedchicken4326]

he was standing at the bar and the woman didnt even say anything in polish to him. Idk why they didnt offer him anything. Just because he is making a video in English, for all they know he could be a native polish speaker

[@florinelulol]

Your vlogs are lovely , keep them coming , regards from east London bruv

[@davidw.4524]

Nice video...much love from Kenya.

[@bsw562]

Yoo bro since you're so close then come to Orient Express, it's the best kebab place there is, we're waiting for you! It's in Trzebinia, you'll find it easily

[@xJasko44x]

Omg the camera movement is so cool! Your videos are getting better every week man! Dobrá práce!

[@maxiupl8801]

Andrzej,welcome back to Poland 😉

[@pyroblasted]

Most wholesome interaction in the restroom haha. Good vid as always

[@TheUnknownTraveler]

Poland looks fun! I want to go myself! Nice video!

[@SK-xg9rs]

We need more of guys like you my friend 💪🏻👌🏻

[@martindworak]

That was weird, it’s like these 3 girls were hoping the other would take care of you. Im sure that was just cuz they didn’t speak English well, most of even young people in Poland are embarrassed of their accent. They don’t know or understand how accents are perceived beyond their country, they just think of it as a hinderance and something embarrassing to them, personally. Don’t get turned off by that, it will happen, but honestly you know enough Polish, Czech and other languages to brake that ice! Have fun man, I didn’t know you have little ones with you.👍

[@frankgradus9474]

Yeah, pple are afraid they won't be understood and will be mocked and made fun of.

[@banana17able]

Many people still dont know english at all or lack a skill to understand fluent speaker. I used to work as administrative employee, one time we met an American who came back to his birth place after 50 or 60 years. Ive met met him with my coworker, she had a same problem as these girls in restaurant. Her english wasnt polished enough to talk with someone who ask for a help or service. Well im not a fluent speaker too, but my understanding and speaking was enough to answer questions of that American and even have a small talk about his life while we travelled through a city.

[@aidenwarsame]

you don't need to know English to give your visitors a better experience than this. He stood at the register for a very long time and none of those girls wanted to take his order. really shady waiters except the guy who really tried his best

[@magdalenaj7320]

Typical polish service 😏 when will that change?!

[@rpvofficiel2184]

Im not polish but if you go to their country even for tourism you have to talk in their language

[@ilonaho7138]

My God help this customer service in Poland 😢 It doesn't cost a lot to smile or to make someone welcome, even if you don't speak any English..

[@shad0w1938]

that guy, who brought Andre food was super nice in compare to an average polish waiter, he just doesn't know english too well. Those 2 women at the counter were kinda shy, because of the camera. Also I think they thought he was talking to the camera, not to them. That's why they didn't respond.

[@UltraRambo]

Well do you wonder,polish people are poor ,hard for them to smile

[@magdalenaj7320]

Absolutely! when will that change? 😏

[@marcinkaczynski586]

Nie wszyscy lubią jak się ich filmuje bez pytania o zgodę i wrzuca na YT...

[@Vincento...]

Very pretty wife, bro. Girls on bar dont speak english😅 They are embarrassed. With this meat (schabowy - pork chop), we dont use "sos" (sauce). We eat it with cabbage salads or tomatoes with lettuce or other salads. In this karczma in the toilet, as well, I don't know which stamp is for guys 😆😆😆😆 I subscribed to your channel👊

[@maqic1979]

Co to za restauracja w której młodzi ludziei zero angielskiego ?

[@TeamMcGrath]

Ohh it's Jen Dobry, I've been saying chin dobreh, wish I'd realised sooner 😁😂 another banger mate, keep em coming ❤

[@wiessiew9853]

Bór means coniferous forest. Borowa is an adjective of that. So you were basically in coniferous forest hut.

[@SKRUB-]

I like your videos 😄

[@ht7332]

You are the good man

[@romana8247]

Beautiful family.

[@rafas8278]

Schabowy najlepszy z sosem pieczarkowym.😊

[@ar2recpl710]

no i robisz mi dzień 👍

[@Jill_Jung_Jug87]

Nice Vedio

[@CamperGoPl]

Hi Andre! Good job mate! We are polish and we are living in UK and we can see everything from the other side of the mirror. You are amazing! You are welcome in our house in Weston Super Mare. Just let us know when you are available to come and say Dzien Dobry 🥰

[@krychozol]

Dziękujemy.

[@krzysztoflupa2299]

Dzieńdobrii!!!

[@AndrzejK86]

Drewplac made this playground. Company from Bielsko-Biała area. I recommend :)

[@TheAdekwatny]

I would like to see you at a traditional Polish wedding :)

[@torapink4446]

I enjoy watching your videos and do find them interesting. They make me want to travel there myself... however.. Not everyone speaks English, so I think the best middle ground would be to use a translator in situations where people don't speak English. Instead of continuing to use it anyway. I think if some random person who's never been in the restaurant before, just came in and started recording I might be a bit uncomfortable because you don't know what it'll be used for (even if the person says KZbin). If you aren't going to ask for consent to use people for content at their place of work, it would be good to blur out their faces. In this social media age, I'm sure most won't agree with me, but I don't think it's fair to take people's autonomy away from them because "they are in public." [Yes, the staff could be friendlier, sure, but they signed up to serve food/run the register, not to be in a YT vid.]

[@danielka3717]

Hi André! I was there about a year ago. Was great hungarian pie there. Overall good. Will you be visiting pomerania in Poland ?

[@plejgazus88]

One mistake my friend. "tyskie is good polish beer" - no it's not :D

[@maqic1979]

Yes it is something like bear 😂

[@plejgazus88]

@@maqic1979 I've got problem to finish one bottle of Tyskie. I know that we talk about beer made in concern brewery but i think there are much better beers than Tyskie: Żywiec, Królewskie, Piast, Perła.

[@mariusz07]

Tyskie it nothing special, but nothing bad. Just beer. From the tap It's more tasty.

[@dubsteppl1410]

Tylko Kasztelan Niepasteryzowany zielony.

[@plejgazus88]

@@dubsteppl1410 kto co lubi oczywiście, ale dla mnie ten kasztelan nie ma jakiegoś wyrazistego smaku. Piwo nie wyróżniające się niczym szczególnym. Fakt większość koncerniaków tak ma, ale żywiec lekko może wybija się innym smakiem, albo np piwa mocne, które często są słodsze. Osobiscie jednak jestem koneserem kraftowych piw typu APA albo IPA, które często są mega nachmielone i gorzkie. To jest dla mnie wtedy spoko piwo ;d

[@tarekegnyohannes]

You man made me too, to wish to move to Poland.😂😂.

[@adikkbe3429]

Super pozdrowienia

[@shadowgno87]

we dont use sauce to potatos and kotlet, cabbage is enough :)

[@kimjajestem6341]

You should visit Jurassic Park Krasiejów.

[@88PJ]

Can we take a minute and respect the choice of music in the restaurant! 🎉😂

[@Peter0186]

Ja mam odwrotnie, zawsze mnie irytuje gdy sprzedawca od razu jak mnie widzi to ATAKUJE, pyta co podać itd , zawsze potrzebuję chwili zastanowienia a kiedy zapyta, to wtedy już jest presja bo to tak jakby na mnie czekał .... natomiast gdy jest kolejka i sprzedają coś protego i ludzie czekają to oczywiście co innego. Wolę zawsze samemu zapytać.

[@radoslaw715]

Brzmi jakbyś miał fobię społeczną. Zgłoś się do specjalisty

[@Peter0186]

@@radoslaw715 irytacja to nie uczucie lęku

[@mariusz07]

Też lubię najpierw zobaczyć co mają, a dopiero za chwilę coś zamówić. Ja tu widzę że Andre stoi sobie jakieś 1,5 metra od baru i nagrywa, to nic dziwnego że nikt do niego nie podchodzi.

[@natalias50]

To nie chodzi zeby klientowi nadskakiwac albo coś wciskać- to tez mnie irytuje. Chodzi o to by klient nie czuł sie jak zło konieczne.

[@skaleckis]

pls go to ZAKOPANE ! this is A-MUST-BE-THERE for you !

[@konradwolak2962]

Andre, come to Besiktas.

[@Sqniorex]

come to Tarnów we are gonna get a beer ;)

[@jacekcieslewicz1485]

Zawsze mam ten sam problem. I już chyba nigdy się nie nauczę czy w kierunku trójkąta czy kółka :)

[@Kowalek94]

In Jaworzno you go to Park gródek 😊

[@mirrorint1970]

Man,who's that woman with the Kids you pay drinks? Nice video. 👊😎

[@HebrewHakaishin]

His Wife

[@mirrorint1970]

@@HebrewHakaishin His wife and Kids? Are they local or from englland too?

[@HebrewHakaishin]

@@mirrorint1970 They are Czech Nationality.

[@mirrorint1970]

@@HebrewHakaishin Oh,ok! Tks for information.

[@lapa83]

Super 🙌 kiedy Wrocław

[@shad0w1938]

oby nigdy, nic ciekawego tam nie ma. Dużo lepiej się ogląda jak chodzi po wsiach i wita się z kurami

[@szymonroczniewski6377]

come to chrzanów next please it's about 20 minutes away from where you were today if you go by bus we have polish beer polish vodka museum nice park a very old church and hot dog in żabka xD

[@PLGooner]

Traditional polish pork chop you eat without any sauce. If the meat is fresh and not fried to much there will be meat sauce in it. If the pork chop is too dry for you then eat more salad. Salad replace sauce in this food.

[@poland1170]

you made me hungry :D

[@semperfidelis4440]

in order to get closer to Poles, to understand their disposition and character, and to increase communication possibilities, it is necessary to learn Polish for the comfort of dialogue. Because in Poland we respect when you try and try to speak Polish and such a conversation has a completely different dimension. I learned English only by ear and I asked people what the name of a given object or activity was and they taught me how to speak and understand English. After the third year of my stay in England, I forgot the Polish language. then for sure my father is english. At the end, they were shocked when I took the ID card with the white eagle out of my backpack, they were completely walled up

[@zmiastanawiesvlog2314]

Dobrze czytasz po polsku całkiem😊

[@adamwspaniay7787]

Come to Opole and try Bida

[@lzs_raszowa_tv]

Bida jest tragiczna, już lepsza Stara Strzecha albo kiedyś już nieistniejący Złoty Bażant w Ligocie Czamborowej, tam to było żarcie...

[@wojakman]

15:49 wielka kaszanka w Borowej Chacie

[@lisiastytv5856]

Could you visit Wołomin (beeftown)?

[@RFProdu]

Hey Andre, you planning visit Baltics and Balkan too?

[@GrubaSzwina-zw2ye]

Hello am Ferst Woch The Wiodio 🤩

[@Eokxs]

next to me! im from sosnowiec

[@shad0w1938]

Sauce is just "sos" in polish. The pronounciation is exactly the same. I don't know why he didn't brought you some sauce, but I guess they just do not serve schabowy with sauce. It's not common. I like to have my schabowy with ketchup or bbq sauce sometimes, but people usually do not like that.

[@vanirose]

Circle is women's toilet, triangle is men's.

[@johnwills3125]

Hi Andre, the Kury will come close to you when you'll bring a bread for them.

[@transportspotting]

👏👏

[@usmanmojeed1087]

Bro where are you in Poland because I will get there next month by God grace🎉

[@zbynekurbanek3345]

to je super, jak se ten majitel snaží a staví tam donekonečna obrovskej krásnej areál, aby mu tam mohli jezdit z celýho světa, a pak mu to zabijou servírky, který odmítají mluvit anglicky :D

[@piter_albo_piotr1379]

In restaurants you should order AT the table. Once you came to the bar asking for a service in English, they were also confused. I'm sure they would explain if they could speak English. You cannot blame someone for not speaking English in foreign country. It's your responsibility to know the local habits when travelling.

[@mchtv2]

A gdzie męski kibel :) . Super

[@KarolinaS-zt1kl]

Omg I always get confused about the toilet signs hahaha

[@dozenpack]

Hi. "In Polish, 'sos' means sauce... same prenunciation. The problem is that with pork chops, you don't put sauce; you serve them with cabbage or some salad. Rgds

[@d.u.s.t.y.......007]

Andrzej master

[@Lysy88PL]

I want to invite you to Tarnow, the most hot town i Poland :)

[@justynadyrka7888]

,,dzien dobry kury, masz jajka ? " 😅 jajcarz 😁

[@Fracix_]

from what time was that video? we have awful weather currently...

[@historycznie7934]

Może to był koniec czerwca, początek lipca? Wtedy było gorąco przeważnie.

[@kasia3306]

Andre, please do not complain about the service. People simply did not understand you. English is NOT an official language in Poland. Polish is. You must understand it. Good luck with your travels around Poland. Enjoy!

[@HellionPL]

In our polish traditional food we don't use souse. Everything got unique taste, souse just killing it. ;)

[@b4zyl1]

Andrzej dobry z ciebie ananas:D

[@lukasn3]

I hope one day I can meet You

[@19Murad77]

As a teen, I lived in Warsaw from 1989 to 1993. I was at the French school, were more or less half the pupils were Poles and the other half foreigners. That was actually quite handy as Poles usually liked French / France (Napoleon taking the fight to Moscow, Chopin, Marie Curie,...) and had Polish friends who could do the talking while the foreigners in the group just shut up. It's all fine and dandy when you cannot be physically distinguished from a Pole, not so when you are Congolese as one of my friend was. Doing simple things like going to buy something in a shop was like a special force operation, with some of us walking in front to check if the next street corner or shop was clear, planning of escape routes, etc. Of course, we couldn't predict the intentions of everybody but what we were particularly looking for was the numerous groups of skinheads. At least they were easy to spot, having the archetypal look. I remember how one day we got trapped in a place in the center who had snookers on the upper floor and video games at the ground floor. We were playing snooker on the upper floor when we noticed that a group of skinheads got in and was for now on the video games floor, blocking the only exit. We chose to just rush down and make a dash for the door in group while we still had the advantage of surprise. We all made it out unscathed but it's ingrained in my memory how one of them, a huge man, turned his attention from his video game towards us, tried to grab my black friend by his clothes and him managing to push him and run away through the others who were still surprised and confused. There was a lot of them at the time. To the point I noticed it on the road form the airport to home when returning from holidays, "where are all the skinheads?". Later I learned that the authorities cracked down on the most obvious noe-nazis display during that summer (91 or 92?). Twelve years ago or so, a Polish friend of mine whose parents came from a small city close to Bialystok (NE of Poland, and from where many of the Poles in Belgium, where I'm from, come from) told me how, when they were visiting relatives during holidays, a black man got himself in that town an evening, who knows why and how. He was chased down the streets by (a big chunk of) the youth of the town and was beaten to a pulp with baseball bats. I didn't went to Warsaw from, maybe, 1995 to 2010 and then I didn't noticed them anymore during the few days I was there. That said, I do believe Putin when he says there are many neo-nazis in Urkaine, it's just the same in Russia, Poland, Hungary,...

[@user-rd7tf9gq1w]

Your ignorancie is through the roof

[@19Murad77]

@@user-rd7tf9gq1w I'm stating facts from personal experience, you calling that "ignorance" doesn't matter much. Things have gone better, but ask anyone who have lived in Warsaw in the early 90s if there was skinheads everywhere or not and you'll get the same result.

[@19Murad77]

@@user-rd7tf9gq1w I just typed " skinheads in Poland 90s" and the first result is an article of Vice titled "I spent the 90s Fighting Fascists on the Streets of Warsaw". I haven' read it entirely yet but it will give you a better picture of the realities there and at that time than what is in your imagination, so maybe next time you won't call people who lived through it ignorants when you actually know nothing about it or just lying.

[@lexson33]

Look this city ,,Brzesko"

[@vipbizz5886]

Andre bro you keep smiling around these people to show your not theat and Are a Nice guy.. stop bro. I know the feeling

[@alek8710]

Cześć! Jak się czujesz?

[@axelbartkowski8783]

And Àndre if u have said Ketczup the waiter would have understand ;)

[@amm5386]

André, try to not get softdrinks for the kids, get them a Kubus or Tymbark!

[@radoslaw715]

Bruv, his kids, his choice

[@amm5386]

@@radoslaw715 oh I hope you don't have any

[@KarolinaS-zt1kl]

​@@radoslaw715man he was just giving some suggestions

[@natalias50]

Yeah like Kubus or Tymbark are any healthier… they are full of simple sugars too. Polish people are getting fat the fastest in whole Europe. Teach kids to drink water.

[@jja-fr2lu]

Give them water, not Kubus or Tymbark

[@jendrej83]

Smacznego

[@patryczekiadek7334]

Man, go to Polish muslims village. Believe me, its so tradicionally and characticy for old years in Polen

[@maqic1979]

In most restaurant in Poland we order from the table l, not next to bar.

[@aidenwarsame]

Do you mean in Western Europe? But not in Eastern Europe

[@maqic1979]

@@aidenwarsame actually Poland is Central Europe, look at the map. In resteraunt at the table, bistro not

[@cede456]

yes the service was awkward at the beginning but it is also a bit awkward to come up to the bar and ask questions in English with a camera rolling, just saying

[@robertkukuczka9469]

13:04 Sauce is sos.

[@gabrielgheorghian1056]

Come to ROMANIA mate, you will discover a very beautiful country with nice people

[@pot8778]

Nobody like to be recorded them without permission. More respect for people, ask people if they want to be recorded.

[@josepha8415]

It's not antisocial. It's obvious she doesn't know English.

[@rx1332]

Yeah and when he talked in polish she still not ensuring

[@Kiewicz92]

is she so bad that she cant even say "My english is bad sorry" ? at least learn that sentence lool

[@krystian887]

Still antisocial I guess because they are not familiar with the foreigners and how to service them. That’s kind of training but I think the girls on the bar are working in a vacation time so it can be a lack of experience. But the man who bring the drinks rescued the situation 😂

[@sadzik200000]

Polskie dziewczyny zawsze mają jakieś kompleksy 😆

[@frankgradus9474]

@@krystian887 Andre could have been more friendly towards the girls to help them overcome their shyness but he tends to misinterpret pple's reactions, shyness as being rude and unfriendly to him. I try and give pple the benefit of the doubt.

[@fizollorudolf7492]

SCHABOWEGO SIĘ JJE BEZ SOSU...ANDRE....MY GODNESS,,,

[@jann.6627]

Tu nie chodzi o nieznajomość angielskiego. Facet wjeżdża ciągle na lokale i filmuje na bezczela prosto w twarz wszystkim bez pytania o zgodę. Nic dziwnego, że raz po raz jest traktowany z dystansem. Ale fakt, nie powinno być z dystansem tylko od razu uświadomienie (choć on dobrze o tym wiem), że to jest niekulturalne i niezgodne z prawem.

[@mariusz07]

Dokładnie. Co innego jak jest na ulicy to niech sobie nagrywa, ale wchodząc do lokalu przy zamawianiu piwa powinien schować kamerę i uszanować prywatność pracowników. Nawet nie zapytał nikogo o zgodę na publikowanie nagrania i wizerunków pracowników, a chce by go szanowano.

[@arkadiusz3685]

Wyjmij kij z dupki i żyj na luzie mordo, przykro mi ale w większych miastach jak zapytasz kogoś po angielsku to większość młodzieży śmiga i odpowiadają z uśmiechem. Takie zachowania jak piszesz to widuje się w krajach ruskojezycznych-postkomunistycznych lub w jakimś ciemnogrodzie typu afryka. Nieznajomość jezyka angielskiego u młodzieży to pewnego rodzaju kalectwo. A tak PS co mi to przeszkadza ze mnie jakiś ziomek nagra?

[@jasiuszymanski9472]

13:03 sauce-sos

[@Bonzai87PL]

11:38 In Poland, you won't get sauce for pork chops. that would be a crime

[@maqic1979]

Yes this is dead crime😂😅🎉