Ice Cream and Lemonade in GUM, Moscow. "Real Russia" ep.123 (4K)

[@Eric-zs9rh]

Привет от нас из Спарты, США! Нам очень нравится Ваша передача! Мы с большим удовольствием смотрим Вас!!!! Мы, эти " Николай, Рейун, Виктор, Маша, Димитрий, Сергей, Иван, Саша и Юрий"

[@MoustachePrincess]

Спасибо огромное,Серёжа за то что вы показываете иностранцам настоящую Россию!Читаю комментарии и улыбаюсь!

[@SingaporeRealEstateHiFi]

Wow still the Christmas feel in Moscow. The whole place is like a fairytale land. A very good place for wedding photo

[@sandykl]

I cannot wait to visit Russia. One day I'll make it to visit this unique country!

[@sputnikcaviar5592]

Have been there 4 times---just do it!!

[@shaggybreeks]

Back around 1960, some US TV show visited Moscow, and they said the ice cream was really good. My old friend Johnny the Red visited the USSR in 1972, and he said it was really good, too.

[@tiverton]

+shaggybreeks Here in Vegas I buy that same Soviet ice-cream "Plambir" at Eastern Market at the corner of Eastern and Windmill. They ship it frozen, and it tastes awesome! It's about $4 for the same waffle cone you had.

[@SnorryHobo]

+shaggybreeks the ice cream you're talking bout is called Plambir , they sell here in US at russian stores!

[@ДмитрийВронский-в3с]

There is an old Russian proverb: "An abroad calf costs a rubble-half, but the transportation takes a rubble". In origin: "За морем телушка полушка, да рубль перевоз".

[@SuperSerge111]

Дмитрий Вронский, "полушка" is not a half of a ruble but is a quarter of a copeck. The copeck is a one hundredth of a ruble. So the better translation is: "Overseas a calf costs a mite but the ferriage is a ruble".

[@globaltraveler2381]

brings back memories. ...

[@chuck8602]

IAM AN AMERICAN REALLY LOVES YOUR CHANNEL,ITS AWSOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!IAM YOUR FRIEND I KENTUCKY,THUMBS UP MAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@SedatedDreamer]

Great video! I just flew back from Moscow. Being there as a foreigner I have to say that your videos accurately show the real inside into Russia. I visited Vladimir & Volgograd also while in Russia. I think it would be great if you showed some of the other very historical cities in your videos as they are also really interesting. Keep up the good work in 2016.

[@pearlrose5953]

I really enjoy watching Real Russia. It is fascinating. Thank you guys for making these videos for us!

[@dcollege1]

Greetings from America . . . I've never been to Russia (nor has anyone that I know personally) but I truly enjoy these videos immensely. And I am VERY impressed with your English! I know one or two words only in Russian and I understand it's a very difficult language for a foreigner to learn. Thank you for sharing these fascinating looks at life in your country.

[@normanhoo8964]

I really enjoyed seeing Red square again in your video Sergay, i also enjoyed the GUM shopping mall a beautiful place i did try the lemonade and i like it alot. thanks for sharing here on real Russia channel keep up good job!!!

[@scottman895]

Moscow looks very beautiful! That ice cream looked really tasty. I have been enjoying the Moscow videos so far. Thank you for the video!

[@amerfarhan4]

I have already had that tasty lemonade at red square. and I'm eager to have it again. thank you Serge.

[@georgecogswellBitz78]

I Love how you say "without bullshit"! LoL It's so beautiful there. Thank You so much for showing us your beautiful country.!

[@brentbraniff]

Thanks for showing us around GUM. Ive always wondered how it looked inside. It's amazing that a department store of this kind was build back in the early 20th Century. It still has a modern feel with all the new stores in it. By the look of some of the high end shops there I could probably afford a limonade and that would be about it.

[@destroyer66678]

+Brent Braniff GUM was build in XVIII century.

[@christiandauz3742]

Wow!

[@shaggybreeks]

+Brent Braniff An earlier episode of RR also visits the GUM. Back over a year ago.

[@mony2k6]

+Brent Braniff He did an episode of GUM 2 years ago. Check it out, it is Episode 29.

[@ostaraeb4890]

+Brent Braniff Brent, I've heard GUM was redone during Putin. When I was there in 1991, it was terrible inside and was gloomy and looked like a flea market. It's nice Sergei gave us a good look with premier stores. The joke was not GUM(GOOM), but Gloom!

[@1954shadow]

After watching this video, all I can say is, I am honored to support, "Real Russia," and you, sir. This, underground mall, is really amazing.

[@napink7481]

Russia amazes me! I want to go to Russia. One of the few countries I truly love and support! Thank you both for the walkthrough! Enjoyed it! :D

[@nikonlickon]

When i went to Moscow that underground shopping centre at the start of the video had some great bargains! Привет from Australia Sergey :D

[@TatiLee]

Thank you for this episode Sergey! Moscow is a very beautiful city as well as Red Square. I truly miss my home town...

[@LizKS48]

Fascinating, Sergey! I was hoping he would have directed the camera on that lady by the underground shopping area that had on that fabulously colorful coat! I was only able to see part of her unfortunately. I love the colorful turban like spires on the top of the building! I haven't been in a large Mall in a large city in a long time. That mall was beautiful. So much gold! I love seeing the differences in Russian commerce and American. Loved the video. 😃

[@bobbyberetta4206]

Very beautiful and amazing, so much so that I am now looking up and reading the complete history of GUM, your videos not only are virtual tours but history lessons as well.

[@rickie4753]

You guys make awesome videos, makes me wanna visit Russia some day...Greetings from Oklahoma.

[@thesayxx]

Oh god that little dance at 9:35 killed me :D Love the vids, and love the country!

[@FGuilt]

NO FAKE AND NO BULLSHIT ICE CREAM INGREDIENTS!! Real russia approved ice cream. :-) Goddamn I love Russian folk music. Something about the baseline tune...Always listen while studying. Great episode guys.

[@austinsullivan7891]

+F!@#Guilt I like to read other's comments to see how they feel/think but you chose to use profanity in yours and to take the Lord's name in vain. You either have a very limited vocabulary or are just the type of person no one wants to be friends with. good luck.

[@FGuilt]

+austin sullivan dude. my NAME is F!@#Guilt! what the f!@# did you expect? I'm an atheist. I'll say whatever I want. Your god is irrelevant to me. Go tell your mother I made you upset; she might care. Personally, I don't care what overly sensitive people think. Grow up.

[@Martenbiter]

+F!@#Guilt hello, i like to tell you how bad you are and how noone likes you. good day.

[@Martenbiter]

F!@#Guilt good :D

[@TheBlevinsNetwork]

+F!@#Guilt I loved your comment. Other people just butthurting, they are FAKE and BULLSHIT haha cheers friend ;)

[@gasperkosmac7672]

This was great... it felt like it was me walking in moscow

[@atomic32205489]

I was in Moscow in 1978 at age 18, along with many other teenagers in a large group. Thank you for the excellent memories of Red Square and GUM. I remember seeing the ice cream ladies with a push cart inside GUM. There was no choice of flavors but it didn't matter since we all lined up anyway and each was delicious. Spasibo!

[@olgaluna6447]

Traditional GUM ice-cream (of Soviet times) is of three choices - vanilla, crème-brulee, and chocolate (in waffle cups). Today they also have cherry and pistachio. Trust me - vanilla and crème-brulee are the best.

[@Daniel-um5fd]

Looks really nice there loved the video can't wait for Your next one awesome job my friend

[@ruslankirichenko8588]

Thank you for this videos it has been 10 years since i have seen the city i was born it brings back many memories thank you sergei

[@Mars-Sello]

thank you for sharing this video. it is very helpfull for my trip to moscow on april 2017.

[@aftershock581]

really liked the mall Sergey. the ice cream made me hungry thou. keep up the good work showing us your beautiful country.

[@rosalewis2811]

Some day I hope to visit over there find it whole place so pretty

[@randalfsteward707]

That was great. Thank you. I will remember the ice cream and if I find myself near this stand I will get some.

[@euroshark1]

Great episode Sergey. Moscow is on my bucket list as is St. Pete. Keep up the great work my friend.

[@ricibiribicci]

I tried them too when I was there a week ago! Really tasty the ice-cream! I tried the chocolate version.. I'll return in Moscow for sure, and soon!

[@davidaustin4407]

Awesome video. Getting to see the heart of Russia is fascinating. Thank you Serg

[@Initial3t]

We taught her some funny words in English! She is amazing! But you are a legend! I love RUSSIA!!

[@realrussiablog]

Thanks!

[@chickenzzzzzzzzz]

+Real Russia where is a good part of Russia that is rural with farmland that an American can buy 10 acres of land to live on

[@definitelyarussianpaidtrol1406]

+Louie Bookie Not much sadly, Russia likes to use most of it's land for materials, etc, as it's important for Russia's economy, and Russia is cold too : Plants that don't grow in under I think 2 months will die as soon as the cold sets in.

[@FrienderRoomer]

In Moscow, in winter, and classical USSR style, those are still the best ice cream in the world. Lovely video, thanks Sergey!

[@mikeaz1960]

That looks like the kind of mall you would find in a Las Vegas Casino. It looks very high class and probably very expensive.

[@shshchshshch4297]

but it was built in 1896 and with the participation of one of the greatest engineers of the world Vladimir Shukhov

[@carlosa.sencion6516]

Beautiful! Beautiful! (And the video quality is amazing!).

[@saffron1006]

Very interesting, thank you

[@Maj33y1]

Great Love Your channel Sergey keep it up ;) I'm an old fan and surely Your English is getting better also your content so good luck and greetings from Saudi arabia

[@buckshot704]

Such activity! Wow! Wonderful editing. God willing, I shall visit one day as well. Health and prosperity, Sergey! 😎👍

[@trussell8510]

Great show, keep them coming...

[@vivianeferreira5626]

Love your videos man! You're so funny and happy!!!

[@Eusepio1957]

Wonderful! good job! 👌 I love milk ice 🎉 🎉 🎉 thank you Sergey, I enjoyed this episode, 💃 and I remembered your earlier episode from Moscow. Saluti 😊

[@RonRay]

Great episode, Sergey! It appears that you are having some mild weather for Moscow this time of year. I think that is because all the cold weather has moved to our side of the world (USA) for a change. Thank you for opening up our our view and understanding of Russia, my friend. You are truly a goodwill ambassador for Russia and the rest of the world.

[@tepastrick2276]

+ ronray Latitudes: Moscow- 55 degrees north, Chicago- 42 degrees north. Frequently this winter it has been colder in Chicago than in Moscow! S, it is colder in Chicago than in parts of Alaska! Fact!

[@tepastrick2276]

+ tepastrick2276 Oops didn't proofread- meant: Sometimes it is colder in Chicago than in Alaska!

[@harryseifertlohman9666]

Hi Sergey,my name is Harry and I enjoing the videos from Moscow.I intent to visit Moscow at the end of the year,first week of December, and your videos are very interesting and instructive for me.Best regards from Asunciòn,Paragua-South America.

[@starbelly6349]

And now when i am there .. i will eat the ice cream and drank that lemonade! (might not have if not for you..thanks again!)

[@manfredbismark6688]

Hello SERGEY. Good work bravo. Beautiful video. Very nice. Thumb up!!! Have a good day. Bye. Rudi from EUROPA.

[@alagogo]

I would love to try Russian ice cream !! great video !

[@MrJoergenfoged]

Again S & I an amazing video of Moscow - super

[@martinr4345]

Cool Stuff !! Liking the real-insider -everyday life feeling !! Keep it Coming !!!! Greetings from Munich !

[@EnjoyingTheArts]

I am moving to Moscow soon from the US and this video makes me very excited!!

[@raytracer5726]

I've lived in western Europe for 17 years now, but I'll take a cheap Soviet ice cream over Haagen Dazs or any other expensive brand every single time! It tastes like childhood. Blackcurrant is my favorite. Actually, Soviet food was pretty good in general. Btw - don't be surprised, when people serving you do not smile in Russia. It is not considered appropriate to smile, in formal situations (unlike Europe or USA). In casual life, however, Russians are really warm people.

[@mony2k6]

Great video Sergey, I love the square and that there are so many things to see there during winter time. The ice-cream looks tasty and it's great that you can get ice-ceam that is made from Soviet Union time. Nice seeing GUM department store again. I can't wait to see more of Tverskaya street. I love the architecture of what I've seen so far. Thanks Sergey and Igor

[@kofeesala23]

Very nice indeed! I remember that you were in GUM last time. I look forward to seeing some inside views of, at least, one of the Stalin style builldings e.g. Moscow State University main building.

[@TheBaderhasson]

Love your show.

[@peaceonthis265]

So far I like what I am seeing with your videos. However the ice cream and lemonade are welcome treats on a hot day. I am looking forward to your Russian summers.

[@Н.Л-ы5ж]

Скворечники на ветках в ГУМе.. из под пакетов молока ( 16 копеек )..!!! .. Аж слёзы счастья в глазах и ком в горле от нахлынувших светлых тёплых воспоминаний детства... Birdhouse... Made from a package of milk......!!!!! Thank you !!!! Спасибо вам, ребята!!!

[@redskin_savage3799]

Love your vids!! I work at the Four Seasons in Dallas Tx. Cool seeing one from Russia.

[@김동욱-x8z1y]

Thanks about real russia video. I like classical music and watched many famous russian composers and pianists through youtube. I hope that you cover clsssical music of russia after USSR someday. They had far superior musical talents that many were surprised up to now.

[@chazM6116]

I wish the camera moved slower when panning it so hard on the eyes. BUT I do enjoy watchihg all your videos. Thanks from UK

[@anitadeptowicz5434]

the red square is beautiful. I have read some of the other comments. ignore those ass holes with negative comments. it's your personality that makes your video's so good!! I will keep watching for more.

[@ricardopontes7177]

Superb Episode !!

[@gooxford03]

The ice cream at GUM is very delicious and I also recommend trying it. It is not cheap, but you can tell it is made of quality ingredients.

[@TheFrankyMoon]

Awesome video!!

[@TheFrankyMoon]

+PatriotRUS nope not bob or bobby jr.

[@RexOrwell]

In England the lemonade would be £1.75 to £2 which is about 3.40 USD and the ice cream would be £1.50.

[@johncarey4186]

Real Russia. It's the next best thing to being there.

[@palamirtammarimuthu17]

I love Moscow.... 60cents??dirt cheap la.... Communist??? Capitalist??? Confused totally... Wow... My father admired Russian brains way back in1970s....classic culture... Great English speaking too... Thanks for enlightenment... Wow again

[@chetzaiko511]

I would love to tour that area. Great video and explanation.

[@ChrisUrsiny]

Great video! Real ice cream not the crap we have here in the usa that loaded with added garbage.

[@PerthTowne]

Depends on the ice cream you buy. I think Haagen Dazs is pretty damn great.

[@demanb]

Awesome bro and very interesting episode

[@murrayaronson3753]

Back in September 1997 I bought a roll of film (which I needed) in GUM. The price was more or less the same as elsewhere. But on the whole GUM is expensive.

[@themichaelvonavicanale7515]

Seryozha. visit a library, please!

[@xNemesiSxPR]

60 cents for an ice cream? my god an ice cream like that in Burger King (which is bad, not natural) cost like 1.25 dollars here. Geez. Very nice city, maybe one day i would go, hopefully for the world cup hahaha i wish

[@hiAndByeISuppose]

+krlitos This kind of ice cream in regular russian supermarket would cost like 30 cents

[@TheTomClyde]

+krlitos it's because of dollar rate crisis in Russia. Normally it should cost 1.40 $. But for us prices are pretty the same as they were in 2014 (10-15% inflation)

[@xNemesiSxPR]

Tom Clyde yea i imagined. I suck at economics, i never really understand those rate conversions, how it affects or any of that. Really bad at economics lol

[@olgaluna6447]

60 cents for an ice cream is expensive. Usually, the price is lower. But keep in mind that this is THE GUM ice-cream. The recipe of this ice-cream was developed especially for GUM and is sold only in this store.

[@worldofretrogameplay6963]

Moscow is breathtaking!

[@Rochesterhome]

Very interesting. I live in the USA and will never get to Russia, so this video brings me there. Thank you. You need a Gimbal.

[@StalinTheMan0fSteel]

pretty good, serg 8-) will you be back in the summer? i'd like to see moscow on a warm sunny day. 8-)

[@tepastrick2276]

+StalinTheMan0fSteel Best way to see Moscow is to go there. I did and 2 weeks wasn't long enough!

[@StalinTheMan0fSteel]

tepastrick2276 i'd sure love to go. but for now....only in my dreams. 8-)

[@StalinTheMan0fSteel]

AMUR DM yes! he was the man of steel!

Ah, the GUM is just as I remember it! I'd love to go back to Russia again, three times is just not enough.

[@millenCOOLer]

Hey, Sergo. Take a walk at Smailova Park. Really good stuff there!

[@JanJandles]

Another fantastic vlog Sergey! It's great learning about the REAL Russia,. What's the temp return there? It looks really cold..

[@vvvxt]

Hey Sergei! Could you do an episode a bit later filming the National Aviation museum in Monino? I think that would be interesting to show!

[@tepastrick2276]

+Dmitry Kudryashov I received an email from other aviation people that the museum at Monino will be closed for a while in July 2016 as some of the large aircraft are going to be scrapped. I'm hoping it doesn't happen, but I think the museum is significantly underfunded.

[@Joonnyy1000]

gee, all i just saw is awesome, i am definitely solved to make a trip there and get lost

[@Vencock]

You are great. Like your videos a lot. Maybe you can show us something about Sankt Petersburg? :)

[@DizzzyKipper]

You mentioning the hotel at the beginning.You should do a few Vlogs on good places to stay like hostels and houses that are more economic and give you more of a cultural experience.That would be much appreciated.We have a saying about you guys in the US."Don't poke the Bear"lol

[@tepastrick2276]

+ DizzzyKipper Last August I stayed at 3 different hostels in Moscow. I would recommend Privet(Hello) hostel. It is clean and modern. Also the staff speaks English. Its about 4 blocks from the nearest Metro(subway)Kurskaya station(on the blue line). I think I paid equivalent of about $13.00 per night. Exchange rate then was 64 Rubles to the Dollar. As of today the rate is about 76 to the dollar.

[@VeronicaMowery]

Love the mall!

[@zoekakara2714]

i ve been there in 2006..i dont remember any of these boutiques !things have changed.anyway i love your country!i started learning your language lately,it is very difficult!keep up your good work!do svidania!

[@realrussiablog]

Welcome back and thanks! Good luck with learning Russian.

[@vadim666er]

well done Sergey thanks

[@Fraizz]

Yes ! You made it !

[@alphasteelmorocco7]

Spaciba balchoya! I really missed the russian ice cream!!

[@bertoldbrecht7928]

Sergey have you been in Stolovaya 57 (it is in GUM as well)? They serve original sovietic food over there. I love this kantine very much :-)

[@EinkOLED]

I visited gum in 2013 and I found it very difficult finding an exit when I reached the top floor.

[@nearfall76]

Sergey, seeing how Russia has such a rich literary heritage what is your favorite book?

[@davehall44]

Another great video thanks, what did you order Sergey, at the lemonade stand? It wasn't stakans.

[@realrussiablog]

+davehall44 Lemonade :)

[@angliz501]

great real russia videos.

[@peterpanino2436]

Does the girl at the lemon fountain smile sometimes?

[@piterggls]

make a video about moscow's skyscraper plz

[@josepalm32]

and also I like all your videos man that cool

[@joe1888g]

Nice video. How about a trip to Vladivostok? A European city in the middle of Asia. Would a trip like that cost why to much?

[@_Epsilon_]

+joe1888g I am sure at some point he'll make that trip but traveling by air within Russia is pretty expensive.

[@joe1888g]

+Epsilon I'm sure you're right. It will be interesting to see that part of Russia.

[@Chris66Mas]

Makes me feel homesick 😏