I Went to a UKRAINIAN Restaurant in RUSSIA 🇷🇺 (TENSION?)

[@wolfdima]

Russians don't have problem with Ukrainian culture and people, they are part of our common history. Many have relatives and family members in both countries. Peace and Love will prevail ❤

[@LuckyBaby1239]

Wirklich? Keine Probleme , aber jeden Tag ukrainische Städte bombardieren. Ihr seid moderne Faschisten.

[@justjake5389]

@@LuckyBaby1239nein, der westen ist es und du weißt es auch!

[@chubawmaba]

Russians don’t have a problem with Ukrainian culture and people. They just want to destroy everything Ukrainian.

[@Ian-yf1rl]

Look at a map of Ukrainian natural gas reserves. Look at a map where people are being hurt and displaced in Ukraine.

[@liquidh5226]

The West and psychoed Ukros don't accept Russian culture.

[@Patrick-kg2ng]

I'm German and returned also just two weeks ago. It was amazing how well mannered the people were. Clean streets, beautiful people, no graffiti and very safe. I loved it.

[@kirilld6206]

When I was a child 25 years ago in Moscow I have been told by many people that Germany is way more clean because people really care about it there and we are not. I guess it was mostly based on DDR memories though or on some older times anyway.

[@gustavpepa6462]

So you can stay there... good luck! 😉

[@illuminat91]

Danke dir! Russland und Deutschland können viele großartige Sachen zusammen machen.

[@williamzk9083]

Yes so you went to the nice parts of Moscow or Ste Petersberg. You see what you want to see. Admittedly German cities are a cesspit now.

[@Дорогаяумрао]

Гитлер не смог.

[@LordOfMeatagha]

Russian restaurant in Ukraine is impossible probably

[@gogaonzhezhora8640]

Not probably. It's deadly. Literally. But no Nazis in Ukraine, right?

[@romanz9342]

Waiters in Ukraine get fined for speaking Russian

[@GoodFella-xw8yx]

If you speak Russian in Ukraine Zelensky Nazi government will put you in prison for 3 months

[@ТинаВолина]

Это на Украине не возможно русский ресторан.

[@FullMoonKitty]

and that's shows you who is who

[@YuuSHiiiN]

Taras Bulba comes from the folk hero character in the novel, "Taras Bulba" who's a pro-Russian Ukrainian Cossack that resists occupation by the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.

[@gogaonzhezhora8640]

"Ukrainian cossack" is wrong in itself. No such thing. Except for SOME cossacks living on the territory of Ukraine. And you can take it from the novel itself. Gogol makes a clear distinction between cossacks and Ukrainians. The cossacks he always calls "zaporozhtsy" which only refers to them as cossacks from Zaporozhie Sech(the political and military center of the Zaporozhie cossacks). And he also calls them "Russian knights" for what it's worth. That said in the novel cossacks do refer to Ukraine as their homeland and make a distinction between Moscovia and Ukraine. Given the fact that they consider themselves Russians it is the truth unpleasant to modern day ukrainian nationalists. Ukraine was a separate country. Only a large part of it's population considered ithemselves Russians, just as it is today. So Russians lived in different countries not unlike some other peoples throughout history. Cossacks are a quite unique phenomenon. Over time they created an own culture and tradition, but they were Russian in origin and always considered themselves that.

[@Via734]

пророссийского?????!!!!! Он был русским, украинских казаков никогда не было!!! Я сама казачка потомок запорожских казаков!!! Для запорожского казака было смертельным оскорблением если его назовут украинцем, потому что это не национальность , а принадлежность к униатской вере, а для казаков это предательство православию!!!!

[@Nikkikkikkiz]

​@@Via734 If the Polacks didn't force catholicism, they might still control Sweden. Losing sweden because of religious intolerance is truly disheartening.

[@vwilhelm5788]

@@gogaonzhezhora8640 how can you be a country with no government or army? Name one Ukrainian king or president prior to 1991?

[@gogaonzhezhora8640]

@@vwilhelm5788 Oh, you can be a country in a great many ways. I won't lecture you on the history of the world. Just to throw you off a bit. Vatican is a country. It has no army and it's "government" is probably very different from your understanding of a government. Also it is a country way more powerful than any form iof Ukraine that ever existed. You are just missing the point. the point with Ukraine is: 1. You can't win a war if you rely 100% on foreign powers to supply EVERYTHING, including commanding your army which is essentially your army only in name and by the origin of most of it's soldiers. 2. The legitimacy of the entity that was called Ukraine ended in 2014. No matter how you turn it. They broke the constitution they all signed up for. Which essentially makes Ukraine non-existent since 2014. Nobody even cares what was before 1991. 3. Ukraine as a territory has a long history. It is now a territory populated by people, most of them brainwashed to an extent that puts Third Reich to shame. This territory will once again be under someone's rule. It's inevitable. The failed state that ended 2014 can't be resurrected anyway though.

[@ViciousSorina]

Hardly any overweight person. All the women look like models

[@KouroshKamyabi]

I felt very short in Russia 😅

[@GoodFella-xw8yx]

No GMO crap

[@MikeSVZ]

Morbidly obese people in Russia are an extreme rarity. Russian people as a general rule understand the need for weight control and don’t allow themselves to reach that condition

[@ТинаВолина]

В России ГМО продукты признаны вредными,потому запрещены.

[@well9179]

Overweight are now American's problem due to fast food and habits, and perhaps GMO which is not allow in Russia

[@Cherevishnyy]

I was born and raised in Ukraine. Ukrainians and Russians are one people. Since the 10th century there has been a single state. We speak the same language, have a common cuisine and culture, everyone has no less relatives in Russia than in Ukraine. And the civil war between Ukrainians and Russians has already happened more than once, starting from the 16th century. Only in the past it was provoked by the Poles, Turks, Austrians and Germans. And everything always ended in fitting.

[@viktor.pronkin]

к сожалению эта война истребление

[@gigibenea3529]

Why the Ukrainians fall in the trap of others other countries , they are doing in purpose just for their own interests , not for “” love”” for ucranianis , don’t be so naïve

[@WeskersTentacles]

Если бы моя бабушка и прабабушка были живы, они бы умерли от горя, которое сейчас происходит. У меня половина родни в России и много родственников в Украине. Моя тётя постоянно приезжала из Горловки к нам в Москву. А сейчас от Горловки ничего не осталось. Для нас никогда не было различий между братскими народами. Еще с раннего детства помню, как много украинцев жило по соседству с нами в Москве, приглашали на вкусный борщ. Конечно сейчас они в безопасности, но ситуация в мире просто трагичная и в это не хочется верить. Мы же обычные люди.

[@carolgregorblomquist4888]

Wars are started by politicians andCommon man suffers

[@Jibe111111111]

The slavs should unite instead of killing each other

[@luisfernandomartinez5046]

I cannot wait to go to Moscow. To have lunch and hear Ой, то не вечеp while eating... I would straight-up join her and start singing along. Much love from México!!!

[@thewedge8823]

Been to Russia and Ukraine, have never been able to tell the difference between Russian and Ukrainian food lol

[@gogaonzhezhora8640]

There is a difference. If you put the nonsense borsch debate aside there are distinct dishes only typical to russian or ukraininan cuisine. BUT Southern Russia and Ukraine have a lot of overlap there.

[@k1ssulja]

There is no big difference between the two foods, except for some nuances. The same can be said about the nation

[@MikeSVZ]

Truthfully there is no difference. Taras serves high quality traditional food, the Ukrainian angle is a gimmick to attract tourists

[@ТинаВолина]

Украинцы произошли от малоруссов,польских крестьян,румынов,венгров и русских которых в царской России огромном количестве высылали в ссылку за провинность. Поэтому еда почти одинаковая.

[@gogaonzhezhora8640]

@@ТинаВолина Туда никого не высылали. Во-первых это всегда были русские земли, включая Западную Украину - Волынь, Галичину, Закарпатье. Там жили преимущественно русские, не считая перечисленных меньшинств. Просто они часто жили в других государственных образованиях, не в России, не в Московском Княжестве, не считая Восточной Украины, которая всегда была просто территорией России. Малороссы жили и под Польшей, и под Габсбургами, и под Венгрией, и под кем только не жили. Во-вторых как туда бы ссылали в ссылку? Там как раз была казацкая вольница. Туда бежали беглые. преступники и просто крепостные. В-третьих, еда там не одинаковая по просто климатическим причинам. Например вишня-черешня не растёт так бурно в России, кроме как на самом юге. Блюда с вишней куда типичнее для Украины. Я вот рос в Центральной России. Нет у нас блюд с вишней, кроме пирогов, да и то это не самый популярный вариант. Солёных арбузов у нас нет, потому что арбузы не растут просто и т.д.

[@DajedeTaccoDajedePunta]

I’m Italian; I also went to that Ukrainian restaurant(Exactly this one)when I was living in Russia with a Russian Girl! Very good Restaurant!

[@KouroshKamyabi]

It seems to be really popular amongst the locals

[@ВасилийИващенко-ы9б]

Возвращаяся 🤗🤝

[@MoffGideon339]

Sei n’cojone и долбоеб🫵🏻🤣🫵🏻🤣

[@artkot9430]

Все славянские нации считают борщ своим и рецепт русского немного отличается от украинского, я его люблю готовить с говядиной, а украинцы со свининой, еще у них подают белые пампушки (хлебные булочки) с чесноком, а я люблю на черном хлебе горчицу или хрен. Все вкусы разные и сочетаются отлично. а под водочку вообще красота.

[@WeskersTentacles]

Я люблю перетёртое сало со стрелками чеснока намазывать на черный хлеб. Оказалось, мой товарищ из Украины всегда кушает борщ только так. Так что все кушают борщ, как им нравится.

[@spb2405]

А мы в Питере готовим борщ с говядиной, но обязательно режем к нему сало, вкуснятина... Летом готовим холодный борщ с докторской колбасой, но на юге России (Краснодарский/Ставропольский край) о нем многие даже и не слышали... Интересно украинцы готовят холодный

[@rickmortt8546]

В Якутии ел борщ с олениной 😂 вкусно и не так жирно как со свининой

[@natalijasmirnova7589]

@@spb2405 литовцы готовят холодный борщ, но с варёными яйцами, а не с колбасой, и рядом закусывать ставят горячую картошку в мундире

[@МаринаН-к1о]

​@@spb2405готовят. Но не с колбасой.

[@lovingjk]

While ukrainian hated everything russian. And mind you it’s before the war. There are millions of ukrainian living in russia even before the war. Russian never hated ukrainian. Everything is just fine between them til western countries try to divide them

[@mdunit2911]

Да и называли из украинцами только для того, чтобы обозначить территориально, а не потому, что они не русские. То, что мы все русские всегда было безусловным фактом. Даже к поляками, словакам, чехам и т.д. есть определенные родственные чувства, хотя мы понимаем, что они были ментально изменены западной культурой просто из-за территориальной близости.

[@berrymarshal00]

Until comedy become war... Z for joker zelensky..

[@petemaximoff]

Well, we did have a bit of a toxic history, but it was mostly banter (for example, the word "khokhol" doesn't necessarily have any bad connotations to it). I remember how in the 2000's in Russia we used to make fun of Ukraine for stealing our gas from the pipeline going through their territory. It was something of a popular meme back then.

[@antonlevkovsky1667]

Russian maybe never hated Ukrainian but he displayed disdain frequently enough to create animosity. I don't mean official level I mean day to day interactions between people. There was a famous joke about USSR army: there were Russians, non-Russians and Hohols (disrespectful name for a Ukrainian). So while a Russian acknowledges common historic roots preventing him to call a Ukrainian non-Russian, he non the less frequently choses to humiliate him. And this is how a Russo-Ukrainian war becomes possible. There's a major part of people who go there to "teach them a lesson" regardless of the NATO involvement. On Ukrainian side it's the same, while rationally many people understand the suicidal nature of the conflict for Ukraine, there's enough "offended Hohols" who are ready to continue fighting.

[@Владимир-д4б2е]

@@petemaximoff "Хохол" - одна из самых распространённых кличек на территории бывшего СССР. Её давали независимо от национальности носителя, и это не было обидным погонялом. Хотя теперь к этому слову отношение изменилось.

[@kozzyrock5939]

In fact, Chicken Kiev was invented in St. Petersburg and was called Novomikhailovskaya, but in Moscow it came to be called Kievskaya, because of the prevalence of this dish near the Kievsky station in Moscow. Then this dish appeared in Kiev as well. It's funny that it is considered a Ukrainian dish.

[@christiana1223]

Same with Olivier salad created for the czars in St. Petersburg ( my city )

[@Disorder2312]

Yeah, unfotunately they are that ignorant.

[@Ash-vi9mt]

There are many people fro Ukraine in RUssia, cars with Ukraine plates and not hate at all. people live and work together. its saying alot about bs that collective west spreading around the world

[@Ian-yf1rl]

Look at a map of Ukrainian natural gas reserves.

[@diablo7122]

​@@Ian-yf1rlRussia already has a lot of gas reserves. So keep trying.

[@Ian-yf1rl]

​@diablo7122 All wars are fought over money, Diablo. Russia sells gas to Europe. Ukraine is closer to Europe. Ukraine gas would be competition for the European market. We know what pooton does to competition. This makes more sense than 'Ukraine wants to join nato so we must invade and move russian border closer to nato'

[@yangerjamir0906]

@Ian, sure it was gas, not because the galician Banderites were killing ethnic Russians in eastern ukraine.

[@charlesekpima8210]

​@@Ian-yf1rl are you OK? Ukraine it self was buying gas from Russia, do you think the gas reserve would be enough for Ukraine and the EU, and over 30 years of independence Ukraine has been unable to develop their gas field

[@69rus42]

I was worried you might only put a tiny bit of sour cream in the borscht, but you got it just right! Bon appetit!

[@KouroshKamyabi]

Glad I did it right 😅

[@ЕвгенияГерасименко-ш7ж]

Это лишний раз доказывает, что мы не желаем никому зла. В СССР помню отмечали день дружбы народов, все одевались в свои национальные костюмы и брались за руки , вставали в хоровод и песни национальные исполняли, было тепло на душе что мы дружны, кем бы ни являлись. Во мне украинская кровь, (но душой я русская и семья моя русская) мне нравился венок надевать из цветов и лент на голову, хотя я тогда еще была маленькая, не всё понимала, да и сейчас очень нравятся ободки, венки, и все подобное с цветами) А любовь к салу и свинине это видимо уже в крови, а борщ всегда готовлю больше остальных блюд, да чтоб аж ложка стояла от ингридиентов)) Нормальные люди, не зависимо от нации могут жить мирно и сидеть за одним столом с хорошими песнями и разговорами, так и должно быть)

[@MU-ee9ro]

I don’t know about everyone else - but I thought it was refreshing to see that Ukrainian people in Russia are able to be themselves, celebrate their culture etc … there almost appears to be no animosity between Ukrainians and Russians! Very different to what’s playing out with Zelensky and his Azov white supremacy battalion and Russian army! All fuelled by western ideology and the desire to antagonise Russia and reduce its sphere of influence. The war was totally avoidable! Anyways great videos! I’m a new subscriber! Question: are you posting these videos In retrospect? Are you still in Russia?

[@natan6255]

Только песни звучат всеж русские!))

[@GuayusaPure]

@@natan6255 they feed you only what they want you to see. You will get some idiot here and there picking on Ukrainians, but its rather an exception.

[@igormeltser4446]

Animosity between the West and Russia, Ukrainians just got court in the middle.

[@victorzandamela2907]

❤❤❤. This just shows that love 💘 is the best way forward in any society for a peaceful world 🌎. With love 💘 and respect from Mozambique 🇲🇿.

[@KouroshKamyabi]

Exactly my friend 🙏🏻

[@skyli2537]

The street is pretty clean. Here is GTA, the streets and alleys turn into a huge huge construction site every summer

[@lzl4226]

I also live in Los Santos and I can confirm that this is correct.

[@Ирина-э4в3с]

Россия не воюет с памятниками и ресторанами, Россия воюет с нацистским режимом Зеленского!!! Спасибо, с любовью из России!! ❤

[@ОксанаИвашина-г7ж]

В Белгороде. Согласно плану.

[@ПётрСтолыпин-ш4с]

@@ОксанаИвашина-г7ж Мыкола, у тебя четверть страны оккупирована. Мыкола, проснись, ты обосранный лежишь в канаве, упитый стекломоем как ебучая скотина, как понадусёровый зрадопереможно-свинособачный швайнокарась.

[@Klypin]

​@@ОксанаИвашина-г7жнацисты и в 42 Москву бомбили. Это значит нужно побеждать, а ты предлагаешь сдаться. Сдаться это для западенцев

[@ОксанаИвашина-г7ж]

@@Klypin да я понимаю, это просто план победы такой, в 22г. "жест доброй воли", 24г. Белгородскую область прифронтовая. Одно утешает, что хоть Саратовскую защитили, после 22г. ее все-таки не бомбят, там полегче.

[@YaKefir4eg]

@@ОксанаИвашина-г7ж а тебе лишь бы мирных бомбили, да? чем ты лучше типичного фашья? Арестович рассказал как укроПВО по домам бьет, потому что ржавое и косоглазые зенитчики-фашня. Собаке собачий исход. Учти это. Лучше приди к Богу, покайся и помолись. Бог всех простит.

[@thisiskevin1000]

Ukrainians are an ethnic minority not just in Russia, but also across the former Soviet republics - from Belarus and Moldova to the west, the Baltics of the northwest, Armenia, Georgia and Azerbaijan on the southwest and across Central Asia. Not every Ukrainians living there have sort of affinity towards Ukraine

[@CCC-rd3gc]

к нынешней Украине

[@Legebriand]

听见了熟悉的小米手机默认铃声😂

[@Desperado-xk7ju]

Ахахах

[@konstantinzaslonov1357]

I have the same ringtone in Moscow)) BTW, congratulations with the big win in 100 m freestyle. Pan has brilliantly kicked all these arrogant western as.es👍

[@rickmortt8546]

Смотрю это видео на xiaomi 😂👍

[@danilavanila6842]

New Subscriber, welcome to Russia!!!

[@KouroshKamyabi]

Thanks and welcome 🇷🇺

[@Svetlana_Li_555]

and also in Moscow there is a metro station Kievskaya, and in stores you can buy a cake "Kievsky"

[@Via734]

Борщ это чисто русское блюдо , изначально его готовили из травы борщевик, сейчас есть еще одна трава под таким названием она ядовита но из той которой готовили была съедобна . Со временем через много веков это блюдо стала таким как сейчас. Само название русское!!!! Я повар национальной и зарубежной кухни! Кстати родилась на Украине)))))))

[@Андрей-Кот]

Хе-хе, причём готовили из борщевика не абы какого, а из борщевика *сибирского* . Сорт такой. По названию, его происхождение думаю понятно. 😁 А тот, что ядовитый - это борщевик Сосновского.

[@NadyTworowski]

Честно говоря, это обалденно вкусно, что борщ, что вареники, их готовят по всей России и Украине, и трескают за обе щеки, не вступая в патентные споры.

[@jajaso44]

В русском борще идёт говядина, а в украинском свинина, вот и основная разница

[@killboyomglol]

@@jajaso44 В украинском помоему нет и свеклы, из-за чего и цвет красный, а не фиолетовый

[@marcobrother1955]

Beautiful country ❤

[@bestmusic599]

Thanks Welcome 🇷🇺❤️

[@JL-ot4vf]

Russia is a truly inclusive society.

[@rodiculous9464]

Uh huh as long as you're not born with the "wrong" sexual orientation, or embrace western ideals such as freedom of speech or freedom of the press

[@Disorder2312]

I wouldn't use that word 🤣 It's not tolerant to lies.

[@rodneyagesa1851]

​@@Disorder2312yes you are the master of disorder.

[@Disorder2312]

@@rodneyagesa1851 I have changed my username multiple times, and yet people find a way to mock me for it. Even though it doesn't relate to what i just said.

[@Disorder2312]

@@rodneyagesa1851 Oh, in case you misunderstood my position. I'm completely in support of Russia.

[@kozzyrock5939]

Borscht was invented before there were Russians, Ukrainians and Poles. But it was different and gradually changed. It can be said that different peoples had something to do with its invention, it is impossible to determine exactly who invented it.

[@nataliasalmanova6020]

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@LeonserGT]

So its actually Theseus's Borscht then? Is it even the same soup now? 😁

[@welran]

@@LeonserGT it doesn't even used beet as ingridient and it is now main ingridient. I don't think it is now same soop as 100 years ago.

[@RUSTA5]

Borsh is slavic. Not only ukranian

[@Randy_Torres]

I've eaten at that restaurant several times. It's very good and I always go at least once when I'm in Moscow.

[@KouroshKamyabi]

It seems to be very popular amongst locals.

[@samozar-c9b]

There is a famous Russian poet Derzhavin, the poet of the Russian Empress Catherine II, who wrote a poem in 1795 called "Invitation to the Table", which mentions borscht. Ukraine did not exist at that time, it was created by Lenin and his associates after the revolution of 1917.

[@milanstevanovic3312]

Katarina Velika Odessa 🇷🇺❤️🇷🇸

[@AM-mt1lb]

Like it or not Kyiv was established 1500 ago, does it means ancient Ukrainians created Russians? Go further and we are all came from monkeys in Afrika. Beets for borsch feels better in warm climate that's why it wasn't popular in Russia. Learn facts, all what you said just brainwashed propaganda.

[@jasonmiller5369]

Russia is simply amazing!

[@НикитаСизов-ь3з]

I believe that borsch is panslavic dish. But it’s popular in Russia/Poland/Ukraine.

[@impervas5801]

Russia has accepted the most refugees from Ukraine.More than 2 million.

[@chipchiperson679]

That underground loop would never work in the US since the homeless would camp out forever down there

[@mcstarioni4871]

in russia police comes and asks them to leave, or them take them to special shelter places. isnt it like this in US?

[@chipchiperson679]

@@mcstarioni4871 the gulag ?

[@Serg-qr5my]

they are loaded into planes and dumped in the west

[@klounader]

@@chipchiperson679 социальные приюты

[@METALUGA125RUS]

@@chipchiperson679 Guantánamo

[@pwani4k178]

Russia and ukraine lived together for 1000 years as one country..USA being 300 years old ...you cant fathom how old Rusland is...its capital kiev back then (center of slavic pple)..

[@Владимир-д4б2е]

Славянские народы ели борщ когда украинцев ещё не было, а возможно и поляков с русскими тоже. Позднее в него добавили картофель. Но есть такой рецепт, который называется "украинский борщ", он получил свой бренд в прошлом веке в СССР.

[@vladimirkravchenko6399]

The restaurant is excellent 100 meters from the Kremlin, the prices for a restaurant in Moscow are cheap. Everything is beautiful and decent. And as many have already written here, we are not at war with Ukrainian culture, it is an integral part of ours - but the regime in Kyiv is nationalist, totalitarian, even the State Department recently admitted this in its human rights reports. And it is necessary to free the people from this bloody regime, and then let them decide how to live.

[@dikarev1971]

Ничего им решать самим нельзя. Они уже порешали сами.

[@RoamingTumbleweed]

Cancel culture? Never heard of it :)

[@Wirmish]

Well.... Ukraine cancelled Russian culture, media, and people.

[@mmyes8076]

​@@Wirmish and you would too if Russia for example started killing your citizens. It's completely understandable why Ukrainians (whose relatives lost their homes and sometimes life because of Putin) hate Russians.

[@samozar-c9b]

Гавриил Державин, Российская империя, 1795 г., стихотворение "Приглашение к обеду" - Украины тогда не было от слова совсем, даже не было Малороссии, но русский борщ уже был и его ел сам Гавриил Державин , читаем 1 абзац: Приглашение к обеду Шекснинска стерлядь золотая, Каймак и БОРЩ уже стоят; В графинах вина, пунш, блистая То льдом, то искрами, манят; Далее: Приди, мой благодетель давный, далее... на русский мой простой обед..Как видим на столе у Державина стоят борщ и он называл все убранство стола вместе с борщом "простым русским обедом". Украинская кухня - это советская кухня, так как Украину создали Ленин, Большевики, КПСС.Вся национальная одежда создана в балете Игоря Моисеева.Гопак еврейская национальная музыка на которую наложили русский перепляс.

[@igorka2390]

Каймак - тоже русский? Пунш? Так себе источник.

[@georgevladimirovich7190]

The such called national writer of Ukraine, Tarras Savchenko, wrote about the beauty of the land at the edge of the empire but he always considered himself Russian. It is the same about Gogol. The war in Ukraine is a fratricide war and it must stop.

[@alexxx1]

9:31 потому что мы не отменяем культуру и не сносим памятники, мы один народ и одна страна, а они забыли свою историю, а те кто не помнит прошлого нет будущего! ps я родился на территории бывшей украины.

[@Truhandle91]

since ukraine is a modern creation in historical terms ... (basically mixed of russians with polish when poland occupied those lands west of the dnepr river) .. but bortsch ukrainian style is different from russian or belarussian .. its similiar to the polish one (ofc because the language is a russian polish mix) .. ukraine has some things more in common with russia and some more with poland .. others more with belarussian .. but back to the bortsch .. ukrainians and polish add small dumplings to their bortsch .. .. belarus adds big chunks of potatoes .. if its neither of them .. then you had russian bortsch

[@МаринаЗарубина-п8р]

Борщ это не "салат из свёклы,а суп.С начала варится мясной бульон, а потом в него добавляют овощные ингридиенты.Но это не салат, салаты не бывают жидкими.

[@KouroshKamyabi]

Yes. Meant to say soup. Was probably thinking of Olivier salad as I was speaking.

[@marcobrother1955]

A lot of beautiful positives comment

[@nataliasalmanova6020]

The Borsch question was a provocation 🤣 also don’t forget the Belorussian part in it

[@BarsonlineOrg2013]

There is no question about who invented Borsh'. Russians of course, because Back then Poland and socalled Ukraine were Russia. 😂

[@Poccu9IHuH]

First of all. Peter the great imported potatoes for the first time to Russia. Second. Ukraine never existed till the end of ww2. These lands was under Poland and other surrounded nations until it become a part of Russian empire. It was all russian lands and russian people till nowadays when somebody decide to split one big nation to "Ukranians" and russians.

[@КапитанКапланский]

Интересный факт Российская империя прекратила свое существование на 20 лет раньше чем началась вторая мировая...Что то у тебя все плохо с историей)))

[@Poccu9IHuH]

@@КапитанКапланский это у тебя походу плохо))) тут приведены факты разных времен, но раз плохо с историей, то удивляться, конечно, не чему)))

[@КапитанКапланский]

@@Poccu9IHuH Какие ты факты привел?Что укропия сформирована после 2 мировой?Ты что конченый?А как же зунр и унр 1919 года?У Польши забрали то,что по линии керзона принадлежало нам.Львов забрали вместо Варшавы.Факты разных времен у него...

[@Sycokay]

That someone beeing Russian president Yeltsin?

[@DanilaKorobitsyn]

@@SycokayNo, after the Soviet revolution in 1917, he created Ukraine, this man's name is Lenin and actually he staged the revolution and created the USSR

[@Web_Diver]

There is a Ukrainian tavern in my city called Mlin. One of my favorite places. And it is working quite successfully now. I don't think anyone in my city in central Russia has ever had a question about why there is such a restaurant here.

[@Disorder2312]

To avoid tension, it might be useful to put a label that they support SMO.

[@sonali_alyona]

Это лишнее

[@brasletka]

Приятного аппетита! ❤

[@faehuang2268]

Lovely waitress 😂 And again a very enjoyable in-depth video. Thanks.

[@KouroshKamyabi]

Glad you enjoyed it🙏🏻

[@annaartemenko9655]

Kind of strange to me that the lady was singing Russian songs and not Ukrainian. Could it be a Russian South restaurant? Just curious. Borsch is great, many countries have it as well as a cold beetroot soup (Belarus as well). Different versions and recipes even within 1 family make it even better. Great with variety 😋

[@Can-not.to-can]

Borsch is Russian. Every “Ukrainian” dish is on that menu is literally Russian. Borsch was created in the Kievan Rus’, the first United Russian state. Ukrainians are not a separate entity from Russians, they may have slight regional cultural differences, which is completely normal, as Russians from Moscow have different cultural traditions from Russians in St. Pete and Russians in Rostov-On-Don. Same with Russians from the Okraina region.

[@brasletka]

Отличный выбор блюд для дегустации украинской кухни! ❤

[@GwynBleys]

The dich is called Chicken Kiev in English not the other way around :) Literal translation Chicken Kiev's way

[@Sonmz]

Greetings! The Russian dude from Kiev here! Since the coup in 2014 (well before 2022), Russian cuisine restaurants here have been attacked, set on fire, etc. Many closed down or were forced to change specialization. This is a perfect example of how some people are accused of hatred(R) and others actually spread it(U). Well, I sincerely hope that soon the situation will change and restaurants with Russian cuisine will become the norm in Ukraine.

[@Mcsollo]

Borsh without vodka is illegal in Russia

[@zekariastedla728]

Nice

[@Wirmish]

Nice is a city in France.

[@zekariastedla728]

@@Wirmish ok

[@Gergentine]

I feel like borcht is what happens when you have water and food items in the cold months after being out in -30c weather. Probably different variants made by different peoples. Like mine, mennonites have beet borcht, cumstborcht and summaborcht. But there are many more.

[@Serg-qr5my]

Yes. This is a great winter soup. There is a special cold soup for summer.

[@xAlorianx]

Объявляю в комментариях Мировую борщевую войну в комменатриях

[@NadyTworowski]

Лучше борщевой мир.

[@Ajoura]

А там на столе в пакете карп в пакете. К чему мировая война? Борщ у всех по-своему готовится.

[@xAlorianx]

@@Ajoura ты просто не часто читаешь комментарии под подобными видео. Или видео в стиле немец пробует русскую кухню. Сосед на говно исходит чтобы доказать что борщ его. "А у болотных гавно это зеленое с щавелем"

[@NadyTworowski]

@@xAlorianx зелёное гавно со щавелем тоже обалденно вкусно, особенно когда щавель молодой... объедение.

[@xAlorianx]

@@NadyTworowski Да не отрицаю. со сметаной балдеж. А я про соседей которые орут что борщ наш. а у вас щи типо

[@user-Firs]

Про игнор политики в ресторане украинской кухни. Автор не в теме, но я почувствовал, как владедельцы деликатно скруглили острые углы: звучали казацкие песни, а потом аж Калинка-малинка пошла. Это перебор. Уверен, если бы спивали чудные украинские песни, все только бы порадовались и даже подпевали! Искусство и кулинария - вне текущей политики, это же любовь и красота.

[@smallbugsy]

Ты ошибся каналом. Нациков тут не ждут😊

[@ИринаФишер-н3д]

А на 4:46 какая песня играет? 😂

[@девушкабезимени-и1х]

Вне политики существует только олигофрены..особенно в настоящее время...🤕

[@Reflection_N]

Ни разу не деликатно. Просто поют русские народные песни вместо украинских. А украинские песни - это чудо!

[@ИринаФишер-н3д]

@@Reflection_N еще один знаток украинских песен. Какая песня играет на 4:46 минуте?

[@Semargle]

Borscht is a soup that is common throughout eastern Europe. But it has nuances in different countries. In Ukraine, borscht is cooked with pork, pork rinds and beans. In Russia, without beans and with veal. And the classic "Kiev cutlets" are made on a chicken bone. So you didn't really eat Ukrainian dishes, but some kind of adaptation. ... Борщ это суп, который распространен по всей восточной Европе. Но он имеет нюансы в разных странах. На Украине борщ варят со свининой, шкварками и фасолью. В России без фасоли и с телятиной. А классические "котлеты по Киевски" делают на куриной косточке. Так что вы кушали не совсем украинские блюда, а некую адаптацию.

[@snk2211]

Не везде в России так готовят борщ. У каждой семьи свой рецепт. В моей семье принято варить борщ с фасолью. Мясо добавляем разное. Но это скорее связано с тем, что мы проживаем на юге страны. Хотя опять же, это не распространённый рецепт даже здесь.

[@seperependipity]

@@snk2211 согласна. Даже у меня и моей мамы борщи разные. Мама зажаривает свёклу перед тем как закинуть в суп, а я заранее отвариваю, так цвет насыщеннее получается, мне больше нравится. Мясо - свинина самое распространённое в России тоже.

[@NickCat01]

Ukrainian borscht is the best 🇺🇦 Glory to Ukraine

[@Pavel_Mikheev]

In Russia 10% is a maximum tips. 15% is really so much. And you shouldn't pay it if you dont like a service or if the meal was not so tasty. It's not USA)

[@meccu19]

lol i been in this one, asked them to buy their glass :D and I won rock paper scissors for free drink :D

[@peterkogl1329]

Hey man, they trying to have peace over there. Come on man!

[@deborahmackie8750]

That music would ruin my meal, too loud.

[@DinkyDoughnut]

I wish I could live in Russia.! But I have nobody that can really help me on my way.

[@mieczyslawawozniak2305]

It looks like a lot of Polish food, which I am currently still cooking from time to time.

[@jbbbllz]

if you gonna talk with ukrainian about it, he would tell you that all that dishes were invented by ukrainians, but these russians, polish and belarussians just steal their food and culture, they like to argue about such shit

[@ДенисАлександров-э5с]

Это еще раз говорит о том, что мы славяне и Братские, но к сожалению разделенные народы! Сколько горя и проблем нам приходится проживать на нашем континенте. А в США как ни странно все спокойно)

[@dsizzzov]

I wouldn’t say that it’s a Ukrainian restaurant. It’s more of a Old Russia restaurant.

[@Александр-й8л7ы]

Живу в Сибири и у нас есть украинские рестораны, улицы посвящённые украинцам, и прочая культура и это 31 октября 2024 года. Все до сих пор считают Украину частью славянской семьи

[@hansmeiser8133]

The cuisine is the same 99%

[@mk52211]

thanks for your great videos but as a Persian maybe call Iran the right way next time?? its called ایران . not ایرن ! that was really strange from a Persian guy

[@garethdean5501]

So many historians, food experts, and geo political experts in the comments , I got sidetracked and never watched the video.

[@freeman4899]

Ukrainians and Belarussians are basically Polonized Russians. Those areas were ruled by Polish Lithuanian and you then what happen . Even western Ukraine is not Eastern Poland , Poland just kept occupied for long time . Poland also occupied Moscow for sometimes but they were kicked out .

[@horoshkoaleksandr273]

Russians are actually mongolized and tatarized Eastern Slavs

[@OSTemli]

Russian says ukrainian are Russian I follow many telegram channels and sometimes when ukrainian and Russian argue because of the military conflict, Russians call them as little Russia

[@smik2518]

Idk about Ukrainians or Russians but sure it wasn’t poles to invent Borsh, that is 100%.

[@КапитанКапланский]

No.Borsh invent Senegal🤣

[@Disorder2312]

It's also 100% not Ukraine, because Borsch is older than it.

[@horoshkoaleksandr273]

@@Disorder2312 how? Ukraine exists since at least 11th century

[@Disorder2312]

@@horoshkoaleksandr273 No, it doesn't.

[@horoshkoaleksandr273]

@@Disorder2312 yes, it does. And Kievan Rus(ancient Ukrainian folk) is even much older

[@vadimsegida2320]

Borsh is UA/RUS soup by ancient lore

[@torquebiker9959]

borsh very delicious

[@utsoop4695]

My girlfriend Russian🤐 iam Italyan🥰

[@realDahenzi]

Guys, there is no T in borsch. It’s just ‘borsch’. 😂

[@MultiKatrina25]

Какая Оливия? Это ОЛИВЬЕ! ОЛИВЬЕ!

[@l.u._is_lost2848]

Не нашла в видео, чтобы он произносил оливию

[@gigibenea3529]

There is an old proverb, a Latin one

[@KellyKelly-qd7my]

Whoever makes it better is the one who invented it 😉

[@l.u._is_lost2848]

So my grandma invented it

[@torides.]

Most of the Ukrainians that displaced in War went to Russia too, 750.000 Displacements, 650,000 Went to Russia

[@gigibenea3529]

Divide and rule policy (Latin: divide et impera), or divide and conquer, in politics and sociology is gaining and maintaining power divisively. This includes the exploitation of existing divisions within a political group by its political opponents, and also the deliberate creation or strengthening of such divisions.

[@GoranGaskovski]

Homeles people ??

[@W.J.Blythe]

You always know when your comments are deleted that some people don’t like to hear the truth

[@YarinaGluscenko]

Don't touch everything with your hand 😂

[@carmenlajoie2719]

Great history lesson Ukraine on 🔥 Oliver Stone. RT International all Antiwar journalists, CGTN The Point-Hub-Heat, Shanghai Eye, Reporterfy Media-Cyrus Janssen-Scott Ritter-Patrick Lancaster-Carl Zha-Daniel Dumbrill

[@paulvolkx8778]

Borsch is definitely NOT polish. Ukrainian/Russian - no difference. Just don't tell the Western Ukes. They are Polish/Lithuanian mix.

[@alexandracotton4514]

Yeah, Poland does have similar red soup but they name it differently

[@usp8558]

Это не ресторан, а кафе, поскольку там подают самую простую и дешёвую еду. Советский салат оливье, крестьянский борщ, котлета по-киевски - это самые простые блюда русской и советской кухни, никакого отношения к Украине не имеющие. Вернее там тоже варят борщ, но другой. Так что это обычное русское кафе. 😊

[@notchit3542]

Potato Joe is not happy that both countries are eating together 🤨

[@VladimirPudding331]

Борщ = 🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺

[@artulyanoff]

Белорусский😂

[@МрБист2]

@@artulyanoff ну да bello русский

[@vlady5778]

Hope Russia and Ukraine make peace soon so all of us can visit these wonderful countries and enjoy their food and intake their heritage.

[@joerod7526]

3:50....she is singing the most beautiful song ever " it not night, yet"

[@ЕленаШепелева-я9у]

Если ты хочешь начать войну,то щадай такой вопрос кто из славянских народов изобрел борщь!😂😂😂😂

[@SergeiCherniavskiy-kk4yy]

Борщ это сокращение от богатые русские щи, раньше в трактирах для удобства сокращали названия в меню

[@korkebuchik]

@@SergeiCherniavskiy-kk4yy ничего тупее не слышал))

[@NadyTworowski]

Интересная версия.

[@ВасилийИващенко-ы9б]

Долма с той же серии😂

[@olgaandreeva3645]

@@SergeiCherniavskiy-kk4yyнет) Борщ раньше варили из Борщевика Сибирского, от этого и название.

[@MariaOrlova-ty7bd]

Русский ресторан с украинским названием. Хотя, конечно, сложно сказать, чем одни отличаются от других.

[@АсияХайбуллина-у7э]

Наверное, не 650$ , а 65$

[@neotek8582]

It’s borsch. Never borscht.