Is ROMANIAN Food Worth the HYPE?! First Time Trying TRANSYLVANIAN Food in SIBIU, Romania!

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[@iulianailuta6327]

Vă mulțumesc pentru cuvintele frumoase pe care le-ați spus despre România. I love you !

[@dabbleandtravel]

❤️❤️❤️

[@jonsacro8464]

There’s a lot of Romanian restaurants in London and in UK in general. If you’re missing mici and papanasi you’re in luck!

[@dabbleandtravel]

It will be our go to when we are back in the UK!

[@oanarew1888]

I am pleasantly surprised by the ease with which you pronounce words in Romanian. I know foreigners who have lived in Romania for 5, 6 years and they don’t have such a good pronunciation of the words that contain "ț", "ș" etc. You are wonderful, keep up the good work! 🙋🏼‍♀️♥️

[@dabbleandtravel]

Ohhh this is the biggest compliment!!! Thank you!

[@europeanknight2228]

Romania is without a doubt the last remaining wilderness in Europe. it must be preserved. your videos are disclosing and discovering its beauty all over again and creating people's interest in Romain and making it a must-see land. thanks to your videos, I am now thrilled and want to visit this country.

[@dand7763]

Not sure, but globalization agenda of UE is very palpable already here...in some 10-15 years we will loose that natural romanian of lifestyle, traditions, native and national way to see the life...

[@futavadumnezo]

@@dand7763 AND ALL of our forests and National Parks!

[@andreivanpopa]

@@dand7763 "globalization agenda of UE". Don't forget to wear your tinfoil hat mate!

[@Daniela-pr7rz]

You are the blind one if you don't see how globalization is destroying the world.

[@razvanboghi7502]

it is slowly being destroyed.visit while you still can

[@dominic7012]

Sibiu is certainly one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. ❤️

[@dabbleandtravel]

Right! 🤩❤️

[@florinbeblea1050]

It is but in Romania we have many cities even more spectacular..Romania is so diverse..Even not everything is not renovated at the moment...but in the future Romania could be no 1 in Europe...as the country has everything and is so diverse...

[@Bucharest-qo2vi]

@@florinbeblea1050 Romania will be number one in Europe.. Such an ignorant pathetic sentence. Obv you haven't visited Greece, Malta, or Norway!

[@florinbeblea1050]

@@Bucharest-qo2vi This is just a remark of an idiot..Just an idiot can express as you did to somebody who do not know..Maybe you did not undersood what i said...🤣What you can find in Romania you will not find in countries you mentioned...Let's tell you few of them...Delta Danube unique in Europe ,Dracula ,Therme Bucharest(biggest spa in Europe),Salina Turda,Pallace of Parliament (the heaviest building in the world and second largest building,biggest forest area in Europe,the most populated country with wild animals in Europe,Peles Castle one of the most beautifull castle in the world,Spring water all around the country and thermal waters too..Timisoara the first electric lightened town in Europe,Bucharest the first town in the world lightened by petrol,Romania first country in the world which refined oil ,In 1984 Romania ranked 2 in the Olimpics in Los Angeles....Every town in Romania is full of history...So my friend first read and visit and then say...

[@Bucharest-qo2vi]

@@florinbeblea1050 "in the future Romania will be no1" if you live in a cage and never went out of the country, then you might think that. Dunno who's idiot me or you? Peasant

[@anaavramescu331]

Thank you very much for the visit and the kind words. We are happy that you liked our place, wines & onion pie 🥰

[@andreivanpopa]

Fun Fact: Romania is one of the world's largest wine producers and fifth-largest among European wine-producing countries, after Italy, France, Spain, and Germany.

[@dabbleandtravel]

Thanks for the fact!

[@septimiufly5134]

thanks for visitings us!

[@dabbleandtravel]

Thank you!

[@RomanianThrills]

Congrats for being open to new types of food and drinks. It was cool to see your different reactions 😄 Although we still haven't convinced you to try the infamous tripe soup! 🍲 Work in progress...

[@Yasin_Affandi]

Thanks for this video n thanks for sharing n showing your wonderful experience with d Transylvanian food in Sibiu.

[@ovledo]

9:19 listen the birds 😁

[@michaelnaluz8536]

Matt and Molly congratulations on your 100T subscriber mark of your DABBLE THE REACTION channel.

[@dabbleandtravel]

Thank you!

[@ionutzescu_]

11:18 karate kick in the background LOL :)

[@dimphinapereira1502]

Love Romania.Love the food so yummiliciousEnjoy

[@Moskszawa2010]

The dark porky and roasty beer is not Romanian! It is Schlänkerla and it comes from Bamberg, Germany! But you can find it a lot good craft beer bars and stores worldwide as it has this special taste! But Cheers!-

[@simi1391]

No wayy..

[@ashukajla1992]

Molly is love 😍🌸🌸💕💕💕. Lovely vlog

[@dabbleandtravel]

❤️❤️

[@richardcornel9003]

Food looks good. 😀👍 Cheers and stay safe. ❤

[@Mirashorts100]

Orașul meu cel mai tare !!!!! Bun venit la Sibiu ❤️

[@Dondenosdespertamoshoy]

I'm in love wih the roofs of Sibiu. The first time I went to Sibiu I was shocked

[@cloydmcknight9858]

That looks amazing 🥺🤤

[@lindafaber2693]

You guys had a lot of fun driving on this gorgeous countryside, experienced to eat a lot of unique food😜😋

[@europeanknight2228]

please show us the natural beauty of Romania. take us to its wilderness.

[@alieNussss]

You need to come in my house. I fight every evening with tousend of species of flyes 😃🤔

[@ionutzescu_]

@@alieNussss how much ? :)

[@europeanknight2228]

@@alieNussss still, Romania is a hidden gem. I love its natural beauty. you are lucky to have been born in Romania.

[@nedskiechannel3892]

You guys still look awesome I love the foods to eat take care and always be safe 🥰🥰🥰

[@AlexIonescudr]

Your food tour looks yummy!

[@dabbleandtravel]

It was unreal!

[@emanuelabrown]

Awesome

[@lucyradu8133]

I LOVE SIBIU>I AM SO GLAD YOU LIKE IT,ENJOI REST OF VAVANTION.

[@onestgermain]

You went past my brother's house, near Podul Mincinoșilor,lol! Seems to be, that the Germanic Gastronomic influence, did not impress you guys! Haha! Well, if you stick to Romanian and Hungarian food, you can't go wrong! Safe travels!

[@johnnygovender5738]

The food is amazing. I need to stop watching your food blogs because I always get hungry when I watching. 😉😋😋😋

[@dabbleandtravel]

Hope you enjoy!

[@florinflorin2168]

Mă bucur că va ați simțit bine in Romania felicitări (un vampir din Brașov)!

[@luiza8966]

My recommandation is Transfagarasan ❤️

[@andreiciobanu1325]

Have you visited the Peles Castle??

[@dabbleandtravel]

TOMORROWWWWWW....;)

[@worldchistory]

The boiled dessert is actually "gomboti"...:)

[@bumbuelias7489]

Visit ciocănești , Suceava county 😜

[@georgecoman5342]

You guys ar the best !!! Thankyou for the beautiful video. Good job.

[@dabbleandtravel]

Thanks George, Our pleasure!

[@georgecoman5342]

@@dabbleandtravel :)

[@Ja2808R]

There cheeses look wonderful and the dishes put together very well. Great ingredients.

[@dabbleandtravel]

Thanks for watching!

[@marmir7152]

Romania ❗❗❗🥰🥰

[@JabirJeff]

Always love the food tour you guys, i agree about that street being the prettiest❤️😍😘

[@SendMoreParamedics13]

I don't know if there's much hype for Romanian food, as I feel like most people probably don't know a whole lot about it. There should be though! I had lots of amazing food there. I miss all the cheesy polenta. 🧀 I love how you guys are constantly trying all the local craft beers (or local beers in general). One of my favorite things to do when I travel to a new place! 🍻

[@dabbleandtravel]

Heheheh! Beers are the way forward! Thanks for watching!

[@chriscruciat2469]

You guys are very kind with the food and drink reviews even when you are not really liking it. I noticed that with the beer…I could tell you were not a big fan. Same with the lamb pizza

[@dabbleandtravel]

The lamb pizza was great! It was just unusual!! Beer was defo not my type of beer!

[@tritabusulenga8434]

I was born in this city.

[@dabbleandtravel]

Hey!

[@MangalSingh-uo4qz]

Take care yourself during the covid time.pls🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏. Nice video bro.

[@dabbleandtravel]

Thank you!

[@dand7763]

11:19 Bruce Lee in the background :))

[@chriscruciat2469]

Wow how did you even notice that. Good eyes

[@tonuhot]

Yey Food tour!

[@maniustefanuta9585]

Happy to See you in Sibiu Best Place 😘😘

[@dabbleandtravel]

Thanks for watching!

[@ItsColtenSloan]

Ouuuu great video, now I'm starving, thanks guys😂❤️

[@dabbleandtravel]

🤣🤣🤣 I was too when I was editing

[@ItsColtenSloan]

@@dabbleandtravel 🤣🤣🤣

[@papuceacristina4506]

U should try ciorba, sarmale, mici, mamaliga and drink palinca/visinata👌

[@dabbleandtravel]

Thanks!

[@chrisalton2022]

it looks frigging awesome

[@dabbleandtravel]

It was!

[@adeelraiz8172]

God bless you and your family

[@kokiri]

Lol at 0:53 u were right next to my workplace 😍😍🤩 if u ever come back and want some delicious ice cream text me 😏😏🥰

[@dabbleandtravel]

Omg next time! 😉

[@gabrielbuiculescu1617]

It is with great joy to see that you’ve finally made it to Sibiu. For some like me this city brings back memories of uni life and so many sensitive moments along with it. Kinda touch it right there…..anyways if I’ve missed Astra national museum at the Sibiu outskirts I just hope you haven’t missed. The Transylvanian plateau is full of mysteries, apart from the beaten path in a village called Salcau jud Sibiu there is a sand canyon which is amazing indeed and appears truly out of this world. Anyways I’m glad that above all we have the same favourite city! 🥂

[@dabbleandtravel]

Thanks for watching! ❤️

[@mgmodp8966]

It looked soooo yum.....

[@dabbleandtravel]

Thank you!

[@erzsebetkozma1345]

Visit a "cofetarie".....

[@dabbleandtravel]

Thanks for the recommendation!

[@erzsebetkozma1345]

Enjoi!

[@ArabuROM]

Sibiu🙋✌️

[@dabbleandtravel]

🙏🏻❤️

[@antonionasturica918]

Getting involved with a papanas is a very dangerous fact

[@inapetrisor2874]

Papanasi.. yes!!!

[@dabbleandtravel]

The best!

[@KuuShorts]

When will you visit India again?

[@THEspecal]

Hallo bro

[@heba30003]

The traditional Papanasi are definitely the boiled ones.

[@dabbleandtravel]

What do you prefer?

[@heba30003]

@@dabbleandtravel I prefer the boiled ones by far 😄❤️

[@dimphinapereira1502]

🤩😍🥰🤩😘💕

[@georgepopescu1327]

I had no ideea there is a hype about romanian food

[@dabbleandtravel]

Ohh yessss

[@priyanshusinha7694]

Will I got your heart??

[@adriannedan1688]

I live in Sibiu and funnily enough after seeing the video title, all the restaurants you went to are actually German, not Romanian. Easy to see by their names. None of the dishes you ate are Romanian, except for papanasi. Hochmeister and specially Kulinarium are really good restaurants, but calling them "hidden gems" is also funny... they are both very touristy and in the very center of the town. In case someone wants to try real Romanian food in Sibiu go to Sibiul Vechi or to Grand Plaza. Or if you are feeling a bit adventurous and want to eat with the locals then Kon Tiki or Prima. By the way I enjoyed watching the video and Vlad and Georgiana took you to some of the best restaurants here. It's just that they are neither Romanian nor hidden gems.

[@youngshatterhand810]

those restaurants at the "very center of the town" are hidden gems because over 9o% of the people on this planet never heard of the town Sibiu or think that Transylvania is a fantasy land. Also, they said Transylvanian food in the video, couple times and that includes the Transylvanian Saxon food too not just Hungarian and Romanian. Just saying

[@p.hombrero7731]

🌹👍❤️

[@vladvideography]

Hey guys, you must visit Therme in Bucharest :)

[@sujeetshukla9715]

👍👍👍💐

[@dabbleandtravel]

❤️❤️

[@sujeetshukla9715]

@@dabbleandtravel Hi how are you When you are come agan India 🙏

[@balazsreti6561]

I love all of your videos and places you visit, but..for me it would be interesting to get to know the city more, so if you could mention a few historical data, a little bit of more history, would be appreciated. For instance, Sibiu (German: Hermannstadt, Hungarian: Nagyszeben) used to be a German-Saxony city in Transylvania as you can also see it on the architecture. By today, not many Germans have left here but it was nice to see that some of the restaurants still have a German name. For me it was interesting to learn as being a Hungarian that many of the naighboring countries have similar name for pancake:placinte, palacsinta in Hungarian, Palatschinken in Austrian German. :) The world is small anyway.

[@DianaAtena]

Saka > Saxon, their history is incredibly old, but no one speaks about it and I think everyone is oblivious of it, since I have never read about this anywhere and I studied a lot of history... .There is a King called Saka on Palermo Stone (and yes, he was Saka, their YDNA has been in Egypt since its inception), and they definitely built the Sphinx and have been living in Transylvania (WHG lived there in prehistory). Egyptians (who were definitely Saka, Dacians and Anatolians) had a long dispute (which is documented) with Saka (Scythians) about which were older. Saka were both YDNA R1b and R1a, mtDNA K, U, H and R1b and R1a split 25000 years ago. So, that was what they were arguing about. Europeans used the 40000 (not a typo) year old European proto-script, which then became the Danube script, then the Egyptian hieroglyphs. Anatolians also used it, it is clear at Gobekli Tepe.... MAAT RE > madre in Spanish and Italian, MUTTER in German, mother in English, mitera in Greek, etc etc. This is an incredibly old word, definitely predating Aurignacian (animals have this concept, too). Slavic languages used MAAT KA (Maat's soul) > maika (pronunciation). Only Egypt and Dacia used AMAT (not mwt) > AMA. In Romanian it became mama - a dual plural which existed in both Danube script and Egyptian. Egypt was a proto-Romance and Germanic language (old European), with FRE > FAIR (identical meaning, beautiful, "fair of skin"). It is not nafre as in Coptic, they added the prefix much later. I suspect around the Greco-Roman times. Egyptians called their land TA Maresh (Ta = land, Maresh = Mures) not the Kamat or whatever nonsense is spewed currently.... In fact, it was Ta Marea Esh, Land of Marea (Maria)'s garden....and this is what Pope John Paul II meant when he visited Romania, got on his knees and kissed the soil, saying it was Maria's garden....They know and lied about all history.... The name Marea (it later became Maria) is documented in early dynastic, but as always, so wrongly transliterated, that no one will figure out the connection. Djed Su = pillar rising = Orion's spine = Gemini and it is a reference to the Black Sea Deluge. MAAT REEA > MA REA, a dialect lost its final T earlier than the rest most likely, and REEA had several variations, too (Reea, Rya, Ra, Re, Reya). Sakarya River in Anatolia. Saka RA (Saqqara...) The Sphinx = Reea = Sun and the 3 pyramids = Orion's belt. Which are currently 22, 23 and 24 Gemini. Using precession 1 degree = 72 years, and calculating the degrees from Gemini 23 to Pisces 5 (current Spring Equinox) = 108 degrees. 108 degrees x 72 = 7776. THe Black Sea Deluge timeline. The "lifeless, infinite sea" in Egypt's creation myth. It should be Gemini 20, but it's still very, very close to that timeline. Egypt originated from the area around the Black Sea - Dacia, Anatolia. DNA proves it, too.... And it is linked to Saka :) Saka > Saxon thousands of years later.

[@DianaAtena]

Dynasty 18 - "Nefertiti" (real name Atena) and Akhenaten were SAKA. They were both blonde, there are talalats which prove this :) She was mtDNA K (predicted, her grandmother Thuya's is known, if she was correctly identified) and he was R1b=m269 YDNA and K mtDNA (predicted, due to known DNA of his father).

[@DianaAtena]

For the record, Plato mentions that Egyptians and Greeks (and Europeans) were created by the GODDESS (meaning Reea, Rhea in Greek is actually spelt Rea) and he accurately points to Meltwater Pulse 1b, 11600 years ago. This, along with the Sphinx and pyramids of Giza, pointing at Black Sea Deluge clearly indicate that records were kept in Europe for a very long time (Anatolia, too, Gobekli Tepe is a huge astrological chart). So, it was known in ancient times that Egyptians were European. Who deleted all that priceless history? Who took joy destroying Egypt and Dacia to the point no one could read the very ancient script?

[@DianaAtena]

The legend of Mount Caraiman, documented in 1927 is linked to the Black Sea Deluge. Ca RAI MAN Ka = soul in Egyptian and old European RAI = heavens in Romanian, but it is derived from RA MAN = eternal in Egyptian, which was old European. The nonsense spewed about its etymology is hilarious, but it only goes to show they are incompetent as linguists and have no idea what the legend is about.... The legend goes like this: a great wizard (great also means giant, titans, that's a reference to Age of Gemini, namely Orion, which was the zodiac sign of Gemini at the time) had a magic bagpipe (Orion's belt) that he used to play, to make nature turn green (Asare/Osiris was green, it is linked to the time when Gemini was Spring Equinox, namely the Age of Gemini, when Black Sea Deluge happened). His gave fortunes to all his sons, but the lazy ones wasted theirs, then killed the good, hard working sons. The old wizard was petrified with pain and turned into a stone (the Sphinx of Bucegi), and cried and cried. His tears reached the Danube, then the Black Sea - a clear reference to the Black Sea Deluge, dated to c 7500 years ago by Ballard et all (and earlier, Ryan et al). I think Djed pillar = Bellatrix, the Saka star (Amazons, they had female warriors). Djed su = pillar rising, therefore Age of Gemini. Herod killing all males is a reference at the severe YDNA bottleneck proposed by Karmin et al during that particular timeline (and it lasted for a very long time, too, if not mistaken, until the Bronze Age Collapse). So, the legend refers to what happened during the Age of Gemini, linked to the Age of Pisces (210 BCE - still ongoing) when Gemini = Summer Solstice. Herod represents YDNA E and J, which entered Europe around the time of the Black Sea Deluge.

[@thealienist4112]

10:20 :)))

[@MD-xm6ub]

Look, some English people who says the truth about Romania. I am surprized. After so many lies, finally, some beautiful places. Finally!

[@yotkostoyanov2468]

which country do you like the most in the Balkans?

[@dorurusescu5886]

hanul din tulghes best food in town!!

[@parha123]

Where's Dracula ?

[@dand7763]

he sleep in his coffin during day time ... you forgot this ?

[@parha123]

@@dand7763 It's 2021... No Innovation for Blocking Sun ?

[@dand7763]

@@parha123 nay! all natural ! eco !

[@nostradamusdracula6258]

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