Ukrainian Food Taste Test - 5 Dishes to Eat in Kiev, Ukraine

[@lenapolishchuk9226]

Actually “Polish perogi” are not polish, originally they are the variation of ukrainian varenyky which is very old traditional ukrainian meal. Just a fun fact🙂

[@ZoomReverseFlash]

Yeah, and the whole dumpling tradition came to us from Tatars, who got it from Mongolia, who got it way from China :) And from Ukraine dumplings went into Poland (pierogi), Italy (tortellini) etc.

[@TheLacruax]

@@ZoomReverseFlash tatars and dumplings traditions? Ahaha. You are kidding boy.

[@sherarut]

Welcome to Ukraine! Bon appétit!

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you very much!

[@BillGreenAZ]

OMG! I'm going to Kiev next summer! Thanks for featuring all this great food. My grandmother's family lived in Ukraine at one time and picked up the food habits. She used to make borscht for us when we visited her.

[@samuelandaudrey]

That is so awesome to hear! I hope you have a great time. We loved visiting.

[@olehkunetskyi5948]

You should definitely visit it! And Lviv as well)

[@mikemiami23]

but this russian food

[@Heron31415]

Mitty Smu Russians call it their own food, as well as Crimea their peninsula. Search schi, pelmeni and so on

[@BillGreenAZ]

+Олег Кунецкий Yes, I hear that is a nice city too.

[@mashamj]

I am Ukrainian and that's quite a good representation though the restaurant you chose is not the best :) The dessert is called Medovik, which literally means Honey-fied and the cream is done with honey as Audrey noticed. As for place specializing in cakes comment - it's not quite true, it's just common to have a dessert display in plenty of Ukrainian restaurants. In any case - good video as always, thank you.

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you very much! Ah, Medovik is sure delicious :) Thanks for letting us know about that. We noticed after visiting more restaurants the dessert menu is usually quite impressive.

[@mashamj]

You are most welcome. I hope you enjoyed Ukraine :)

[@bmp_bradley]

я вообще не знаю как там по своей воле обедать))) катюша это фу и гыдота

[@sergiy3013]

I think the dough is done with honey, and the cream usually done with sugar. As for desserts in Ukrainian restaurants, i agree.

[@danielewais1704]

What good national dish restaurant would you recommend? (anything but пузата хата please)

[@MrRobert06121956]

Happy you liked Ukraine. My wife is Ukrainian and been to Kiev many, many times. Really love the food there

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you! The food was just awesome.

[@TravellerYT]

Lovely video from Ukraine, those local dishes looked delicious! Have a good time there (if you are still there) Best Regards from Maxi and Maro.

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you! We had a great time.

[@nsarif7950]

Traveller - Trip Reports & Travel Videos so what's the best ,popular dishes in Ukraine?

[@theholyromanempire4102]

I m Ukrainian and I was at that place love the food love my Home ! Love from Detroit Michigan

[@samuelandaudrey]

Very cool to hear!~

[@АлексейГазенко-г4н]

I am very glad that you liked our city! Welcome in Ukraine! Welcome in Kyiv!

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you very much! We had a great time :)

[@TishSerg]

> Welcome in Ukraine! Welcome in Kyiv! I hope you intentionally used *in* instead of *to* just for fun. I hope you is not like a dumbass ex-president Yanukovych. :)

[@andrewbennett6089]

TishSerg in Slavic languages, like Czech which I speak some of, ”welcome in (somewhere)” is actually how the phrase is written, although it translates to “welcome to” in English. Vítejte v České Republice = “welcome in the Czech Republic” but really “to”

[@liulep]

Two little breads called Pampuska, always tastes with garlic and borsch. Potato pancakes are great thing. In Belarus they achieved higher level of potato pancakes. They add meat inside, those called kalduny :) First time I comment so actively. Just I like to see you eat Ukrainian food :)

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you very much! It was all really tasty :)

[@InnaBagoli]

I actually discovered a recipe called Деруни по-Ярославськи in a 19th century recipe book, it had deruny baked, with an amazing mushroom sauce between potato pancakes, and also some when the meat is between the pancakes, god all of those were delicious! Think every area and country could surely have amazing food secrets, if only we could dig them out... :-)

[@liulep]

Katyusha is nice place. I recommend you to check fast food restaurant Puzata Hata :) There lots of national food, good quality and cheap.

[@dimdimdim34]

Liubov Bevz yes. Its true. I Recomend to visit Puzata Hata for testing true ukrainian dishes

[@samuelandaudrey]

Sounds great. Nothing like good quality and cheap prices :)

[@samuelandaudrey]

That is awesome to know! We'll recommend others to go there.

[@angrygingerbread1077]

I would not recommend anyone to go Katyusha nor Puzata Hata. Both of them are network restaurants so they do not really care about quality. Maybe the guys were impressed because they tried these dishes for the first time. But seriously - if you want really tasty food then go west :)

[@standlyua3608]

Liubov Bevz yes, but "Puzata Hata" is the best)))

[@дмитрогаркавченко-е6т]

finally, someone picks up truly traditional dishes =D good job!

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you very much! We also made food reviews from our visits to Opanas and Pervak in Kyiv. We had such nice meals :)

[@juliyakiyanets]

So many people commenting about the wrong spelling of our capital - Kyiv, but nobody mentioned that it is actually Ukraine, not The Ukraine, there's no "the" before the title, and somehow it is really insulting to hear. So while you are here - try re-learning) But anyway thanks for coming, shooting this great video and popularizing Ukrainian cuisine!

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thanks! We're making an effort to not use 'the' but sometimes we forget. And for our city guide we used the spelling Kyiv first.

[@giannaxro]

Ukrainian cuisine looks very interesting!!!

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thanks! We've really enjoyed it so far.

[@leusreit3327]

We Ukrainians take it as compliment when foreigners praise our national dishes. It's so much pleasant for me that your overall impression about it is positive :) Pleasant travels for you

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you! We sure had some great meals in Kyiv and Lviv. Fond memories.

[@DrawingEllipse]

I'm making борщ tonight :) The food looks very good! Thank you for sharing!

[@samuelandaudrey]

Ooooohhhhh... sounds awesome! What do you put in yours?

[@DrawingEllipse]

I used beets, a carrot, a tomato, lemon juice, salt, potatoes, cabbage, a sauteed onion, whole black peppers bay leaves, dried parsley, many garlic cloves and some sour cream on top to make it extra delicious :) (you could make the broth with a piece of beef but I avoid it)

[@iskorostensky]

The city is called Kyiv.

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thanks for letting us know. We will start using Kyiv more often.

[@anyay2862]

Love this video !! Ukrainian food is amazing 🇺🇦 🇺🇦

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thanks! It really is tasty and lots of variety to choose from.

[@JinjunCheng-df4of]

#FRRR#Great comenet

[@pskoryk]

Guys, so sad, katyusha is a soviet style cafe, not a ukranian one.

[@samuelandaudrey]

Please watch our Opanas and Pervak videos from Kyiv. I think those are more traditional places.

[@pskoryk]

tnx guys. If i were your adviser, i would reccomend you to visit Kanapa ;)

[@kimmymorrall727]

Perogies, borscht and potato pancakes are all considered Ukrainian food too though.

[@joanlynch5271]

The cake was German, no?

[@aswler]

What would be the difference between Russian and Ukrainian cuisine/meals?

[@DelightfulTravellers]

Would luv to visit there soon. Thanks for all the foodie tips guys. - Trevor

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you! Recommend visiting for sure :)

[@susanduquette477]

Yum,great vid guys,I'm now craving anything resembling a dumpling and it's 1 in the morning.😀🇨🇦

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you! Hehehe...ah those late night cravings are the best/worst ;)

[@michaelsylvester7272]

Oh the food !! You guys are the best. Thank for sharing.

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thanks! We had some great meals in Ukraine :)

[@katerynaromanchuk1388]

Guys, let me advice you one of the best Ukrainian restaurant "Ostannya Barykada".Its directly in the center of Kyiv.They have everything authentic (I mean even Ukrainian whiskey).this place is the best for foreigners !!

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you very much for sharing that!

[@crissy4445]

Kateryna Romanchuk Going for my birthday this summer, thanks for the advice

[@drewlucero3916]

Another great vlog with AWESOME greatness. Thanks for sharing 👀📸👍👍👍👍📸

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you! We sure enjoyed this place.

[@park1678]

So close to 100k! I am so proud of you guys! Keep up the good work!

[@samuelandaudrey]

Ah, thank you very much!

[@liulep]

Finally!!! You are here!!!! I'm your subscriber from Kyiv. Let's meet.

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you very much! We're so happy to have a chance to visit Ukraine. Unfortunately, we're so far behind on publishing videos we've already left Kiev. I think we need to announce meetups on social media. Sorry, we would have loved to have one in Kiev.

[@XapakTepHuk666]

Їсти "Олівьє" в Україні - це кулінарний злочин!

[@liulep]

I'm so happy to see you in Ukraine.

[@samuelandaudrey]

We're very happy to be here!

[@virales4158]

My husband (he is American btw) loves Katyusha :). Every time when we are in Kiev, we go there to eat😀

[@samuelandaudrey]

That is really cool to hear! It is a really cool spot :)

[@thetorontogirl]

Borscht is a lot tastier with beet. It makes it sweet and a lot more rich. In my opinion it tastes a lot better. Put thay sour cream straight into it. Yaaaa buddy! DRANIKI 😍😍😍 Those potato pancakes are amazing (they're called draniki). I need to make some. Olivye (potato salad) is amazing and we usually make it on special occasions. Voreniki (dumplings) can contain different ingredients. Some have jam, others have cheese, mushrooms, and potatoes. There are the rounder ones called Pilmenyi which contain meat. It's pronounced HU-rivnya.

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you for all of that background information! We sure had some good meals in Kiev :)

[@TheHeLLia]

It's fun to watch foreigners eating local Ukrainian food)) I hope you liked your trip to Ukraine.

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you! We had a great visit overall going to both Kyiv and Lviv.

[@weepair2]

You guys are opening the up European cuisine scene to the world. My heritage is Polish so I love to hear you "bigging" up Polish food[especially the sausages]. Great job.

[@roymayhew9462]

Thanks, I am learning about food , It looks good.

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you! Anything in particular you'd like to try?

[@O_D988]

Nice to see you guys enjoying your time. Welcome to Ukraine, happy to have you.

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you very much! We had a great visit.

[@waithere6838]

It's not borsch that you had. It's called schi. It's a russian dish(but generally it may be called borsch as well but it's not, it's like calling a sandwich a hamburger. not a radical difference but still a different dish). Also there is a russian borsch, cossack borsch, polish borsch, ukranian borsch, there are a whole bunch of borsches, for instance there is borsch with nettle and eggs, borsch with dock grass etc etc. it's really a very large range of different borsches. also the nice thing to try in slavic/baltic countries are the pickled vegetables of all kinds, etc etc etc the cuisine is enormous.. a lot of game/wild fish/wild birds + a lot of different grains, a lot of baked stuff.. also we eat a lot of different mushrooms and wild berries.. not psychedelic. we eat a lot of roots, like different horse radishes etc etc.. also we have a lot of different non alcoholic drinks which are based on herbs, honey, nuts, berries etc.

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you very much for letting us know and all of the background information :)

[@waithere6838]

you are welcome )))

[@hannanewyork5957]

OK Vareniki. Potatoes is just some type of eat. Traditional is with black cherry and is sweet. It has nothing to do with perogi as a totally different way of cooking. It is also has nothing to do with Poland that girl from video mentioned. Vareniki came from Turkey our neighbors through the black see. Enjoy.

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you for letting us know about that!

[@ksksgreen]

Yep) this borscht is with beetroot, but it gives such color in combination with tomatoes and long boiling. we eat traditional borscht with sour cream and garlicky bread. Borscht can be with or without meat, but it always has cabbage and beetroot.

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you for letting us know! It is so tasty.

[@AussieAngeS]

Looks delicious! I've never tried Ukrainian food before but I did once try borsch soup as a kid once at a friends house if I remember.

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thanks! Ah, how did it taste? Borscht is something we've been ordering a lot.

[@standlyua3608]

So, go to Kyiv and "Puzata Hata")))

[@Lori901]

Try also varenyky with blueberry)) Friend of mine from New Zealand felt in love with them)

[@samuelandaudrey]

That sounds sooo good!

[@tadsarna1598]

I really love your channel. Since I'm from Krakow, Poland I really enjoyed watching your videos and was thrilled that you like my hometown so much. Audrey, you have a peculiar accent, may I ask what is it? greetings Tad

[@s125ish]

Tad Sarna do you go to Ukraine often?

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you! We had a great trip around Poland :) Audrey spent time in both Canada and Argentina so her accent might reflect that a little.

[@tadsarna1598]

nevver been to this country

[@s125ish]

Ukraine ! It's on my hitlist. That cake looks familiar too I've had it in Russia

[@samuelandaudrey]

That is cool to hear! Would recommend visiting. What is it called in Russia?

[@madihorny]

My fiancé and I love Katysha. And the honey cake - Medovyk is our favorite )) I hope you loved Ukraine!!!

[@samuelandaudrey]

That is really cool to hear! We had a great visit.

[@mishaparker83]

Hi guys))) Nice video, hope you are enjoying Ukraine trip. So good to see all that familiar food variations. My mom usually cooks all that at home in Russia. Btw, Audrey, that cake is called "Medovik" )))

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you! That is really cool to know. Ah, that cake was so tasty :)

[@elenaherwagen3529]

Samuel and Audrey - Travel and Food Videos Olivier salad (Russian: салат Оливье Salat Olivye) is a traditional salad dish in Russian cuisine, which is also popular in many other European countries, Iran, Israel, Mongolia and also throughout Latin America. In different modern recipes, it is usually made with diced boiled potatoes, carrots, brined dill pickles, green peas, eggs, celeriac, onions, diced boiled chicken (or sometimes ham or bologna sausage), tart apples, with salt, pepper, and mustard added to enhance flavor, dressed with mayonnaise. In many countries, the dish is commonly referred to as Russian salad.

[@linaryb]

Wow, that’s cool that you liked Ukrainian dishes:) By the way, the bread you ate with borshch is called “pampushki”:)

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you! We sure had some great meals in Kyiv. Thanks for letting us know.

[@polinachupina4156]

omg it was so nice to watch guys. I'm Ukrainian and currently live in kiev and I was sitting just like awwaw cuteness cause everybody keeps complaining about Ukrainian cuisine and you just were enjoying it soooo ya lysm

[@hannanewyork5957]

Never call Borsh soup. Soup is soup but as Ukrainians we see borsh as a special dish. Ukraine knows 180 recepies of Borsh. We add beets to borsh sometimes but is mostly cabbage dish. You expected beet dish. Beet borsh they make in Russia and it is totally different, it is has nothing to do with traditional Ukrainian borsh. Enjoy.

[@samuelandaudrey]

Ah, that is good to know! Woah, over 180! That is incredible. How many do you think you've personally tried?

[@VK-wy2wn]

Usually people try the wrong Ukrainian food but you guys tried like the best of the best and it's so cool you guys liked it a lot and I eat that food homemade weekly

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you very much! That is really cool to hear.

[@Wise___Man]

hello from Ukraine! thx for good words about our food)

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you very much! We sure ate well.

[@oksanagnatiuk7760]

Ukrainian food is the best. You should visit Lviv in Western Ukraine. The food variety is great there and very traditional :)

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you! Ah, we just visited and we have a few videos out already. We really enjoyed Banosh out there.

[@VERBA_SCHOOL]

Welcome to Ukraine!! So great video! You are awesome, guys!! :)

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you very much!

[@alexchillo4891]

я оставлю украинский комментарий ,так что бы был . Приятно когда твоя национальная кухня очень нравиться не только мне .Отличное видео ...

[@samuelandaudrey]

Спасибо! У нас было отличное питание в Киеве.

[@xaverxirkenburg4058]

Audrey, your borscht was made with beetroot for sure! When you cook beetroot for a long time it loses its color and becomes white. The color goes into the soup. There is also cabbage in the soup. My borscht looks exactly like the one in the resataurant and I always add beets;-)

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you for explaining that!

[@samuelandaudrey]

Ah, we learned something today :)

[@ErmakBrovar]

The place you've been at is not of a Ukrainian, but of Soviet cuisine. Borsh is from Ukraine but we make it all over former Soviet union, Olivier salad has been introduced by a French cook in Moscow at the middle of XIX century and became a national dish of Soviet Union, potato pancakes came from Belorussia and has also become national dish of Soviet Union. Honey cake is an improvisation of Soviet housewives due to lack of sweets in Soviet shops. And you are correct - those cabbage dumplings in Poland are called "pierogi ruskie", which means Russian pies. This gives you an idea part of what Ukraine actually is:)

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thanks for the thorough explanation. I think the next two videos we made at O'Panas and Pervak maybe were more Ukrainian dishes.

[@quantumeseboy]

Some sort of Soviet nostalgia place, their borsch didn't look like a proper one, but rather like some factory style meal.

[@samuelandaudrey]

How about the rest of the meal? Did it look decent?

[@TheLaRuesOnTheLoose]

Great representation of Ukrainian food! I was in Kiev in 2009 visiting my family, loved it there!

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you very much! Ah, that is cool to hear. It sure is an underrated city. We'd love to explore more of the country next year :)

[@valkyriandreams]

Guys such a pleasure to see how you like our food ❤️❤️❤️ I'm happy that you had a good time 🍲💖

[@ArvinTravels]

Thank You for this video! I have a 20 hour layover in kiev on my way to Armenia, next month.... will check out the restaurant as my hotel is minutes from Khreschatyk St, hoping its not so cold

[@samuelandaudrey]

Oh, that is awesome to hear! Hope you enjoy it :)

[@BlueUniverse]

It's so unusual to watch the video about the city you live in, and about things which are the usual thing in yoir life by foreigners😆😄

[@samuelandaudrey]

Hehehe...I can imagine! I'd feel that way watching people make videos about Canada :)

[@Zatshot]

Just moved to Ukraine, Dnipro. I love it here you should visit it guys :D

[@samuelandaudrey]

Oh, that is really cool!

[@bellamozzarella]

Yes, nice city.

[@DarcyMarieTCB]

Yum. Everything looked so good. You 2 live the high life!!

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you! It was a great meal.

[@runwaychick7]

Vareniki have potatoes, or cabbage, or cherries in them. Pelmeni have meat in them. With vareniki, you eat them with sour cream, and with pelmeni, you eat them with vinegar

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thanks for letting us know.

[@PavloLegkun]

Guys! This "restaurant" katyusha is in USSR style and has nothing at all to Ukraine except some dishes. And as to the borsch, we all adore it! :) Welcome to Ukraine and try to use foursquare or tripadvisor next time you`ll gonna choose Ukrainian restaurants ;)

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thanks! Ah, we went a place called O'Panas and really enjoyed it. What is your favorite spot?

[@PavloLegkun]

Samuel and Audrey - Travel and Food Videos well, o'panas is way more of a traditional place 😊 But as you could see, it's historical traditions that are keeping only in some villages) as to the cousins, yes, we all love varenyky and borshch ☺☺yummy yummy

[@milatara351]

And the varenuki is the same thing as the perogi, u can make them all kinds of sizes and any filling .

[@samuelandaudrey]

Did the ones we try look about normal size?

[@LesyaKali]

Guys, you are awesome! Loved the video! And I'm very happy you loved Ukrainian food :)

[@liortepper3619]

Question not related to Ukraine. in the BBQ video with Audreys father you said that you are vegetarian. what happened to that? Thanks for all the videos, it's great

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you! Actually it is Audrey's sister who is vegetarian. Audrey prefers not to eat meat that often though.

[@dfg1999]

The cake looks really nice, and the potato pancake looks similar to one we have in Korea.

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you! Ah, it does remind us of that. Like the gamjajeon or pajeon. Actually our next video is us tracking down a Korean restaurant in Kiev..haha

[@ЕвгенийВладимирович-г8в]

lived in Korea and there are no such pancakes

[@MmmyrrrKa]

There is a mistake in a text below the video: Olivier is not Оливковый салат (there no olives), but салат "Оливье"

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you very much! Will correct that now.

[@CookieMurderer123]

we love ukrainian food as well - guys knows how to cook there

[@samuelandaudrey]

sounds really good!

[@avp11]

i’m from Ukraine, but i live in Paris right now, so it gave me a nostalgic feel 💞

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you! Will you visit home again soon?

[@Bleideris0]

Nr.4 is dumplings (pierogi). The big ones arent popular in slav countries. And Medovic is just a layered cake made with honey and beetween the layers were probably been cream mixes with condense milk

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thanks for letting us know!

[@AndrewDevUA]

Welcome to Ukraine! we mix sour cream with borscht because it's more tasty!) P.S. u should try conservation vegetables with gorilka (ukrainian vodka) and Cabbage Rolls( Golubtsi )

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you! Oh, that sounds delicious :)

[@lakhdarbedjouti1258]

Love you and your videos Samule & Audrey God bless .

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you very much!

[@beebruce177]

fantastic video love too know wear to eat & drink in local places 😊

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you! We love to discover new places.

[@kobetsmatviy]

Thanks for video about our traditional food! ^^

[@sonyexpiriaeva6872]

Ukraine is greate wonderful countr.People there are so friendly and kind))))))))))))))

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thanks!

[@runwaychick7]

You're supposed to put sour cream in the borscht! And then take a bite of raw garlic with a piece of bread (sometimes bread with butter) per bite of soup!

[@samuelandaudrey]

Eating like you've suggested sounds so much better!

[@mesillahills]

I just started using Google Maps today and learned to use it. There are 192 images taken inside and outside that restaurant including some of the dishes you ordered. They are reviewed 339 times and the rating is very good. I also use a VR headset so I get "immersed" in the 360 degree shots.

[@samuelandaudrey]

Woah, that is awesome to hear! We'll have to check that out :) It is a really good spot to have Korean food.

[@romchyk9150]

im Ukrainian and potatoe pankakes are my soulfood

[@rainbownerladybounce]

Sour cream in borscht is a must! Or just heavy cream if not 👌 I just finished Christmas dinner with perogies and cabbage rolls made by my Ukrainian Baba. 😙👌

[@samuelandaudrey]

Oh, it is so good!

[@2012LifeGood]

Hey guys! Come visit Odessa, I will give you a tour around and show some Odessa native meals. ;)

[@xpucka7]

The cake dessert is called Medovik :)

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thanks for letting us know :)

[@elenamazurets6057]

Samuel and Audrey - Travel and Food Videos now in America it's " honey cake ".

[@Їзер555]

So interesting video, i love it :)

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thanks!

[@johnspanishh6872]

Fantastic food

[@samuelandaudrey]

It was a great meal.

[@milatara351]

And the cake is medovik (honey cake )

[@samuelandaudrey]

It was so good. Thanks for letting us know.

[@ronaldmajor6624]

Great video I would love to go too Ukraine someday

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you! Highly recommend visiting :)

[@milatara351]

The borshch is not the beet borshch this one is the sauerkraut (cabbage ) Iam Ukrainian and there different kind of borshch , and the potatoes pancakes are called durynu,

[@samuelandaudrey]

THanks for letting us know! How many kinds of borshch can you try?

[@mendozaarnold7244]

Yes ! Lov the food, lov the place , amazing couple . ***

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you very much!

[@ganeshmantri191]

Very honest review 🙌

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thanks Ganesh!

[@rutruchama5827]

Pierogies and Varenyki are the same food, just called differently..

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thanks for letting us know.

[@nikomanrenner]

Actually, pyrogy it is an old not common name of varenyky sounds like polish pierogy.

[@YuriyDel]

Really funny seeing #2 served in a ring-form but all looked great. Try some Vinaigrette if you liked #2.

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thanks for the tip!

[@deStarbendersun]

You are very friendly people. I hope you enjoy your stay in Ukraine.

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you very much! We had a great visit.

[@АртемПлатинов]

Смачного вам =)

[@averybelle4499]

I love borscht so much (sorry if I spelled that wrong) my baba (grandma) makes it. It doesn't rally look like that tho, it's more red and has more vegetables in it

[@samuelandaudrey]

Oh that sounds incredible! Nothing like home cooked food.

[@snowywinter9]

Not fair! These kids eat gourmet food of this kind where ever they go, and still look like that??

[@samuelandaudrey]

LOL, we don't cook up amazing things at home though I must say ;)

[@lalucedm]

After visiting all these awesome places, you must have seen all kinds of currency. Do you collect it? And what was your favorite?

[@sana3843]

The best vareniki are the ones with cherries. Another great option is with blackberries) try next time

[@username-im4jd]

Больше сметаны в борщ,больше!)))

[@juliasush]

The dumplings/varyeniki taste amazing boiled and then fried. 😍😍 you have to taste it to know what I mean.

[@samuelandaudrey]

Oh, that would be just awesome.

[@milatara351]

On top of the cake is one of those layers just crumbled and sifted on there :)

[@samuelandaudrey]

Oh, cool.

[@andriidiuh7826]

you guys are so great and fun)

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you very much!

[@anrostudio]

Hello, Samuel and Audrey, nice to meet you in Kyiv! I live here! Cool video, but olivie salad does not belong to typical Ukrainian cuisine, this salad came to USSR from France!

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you for letting us know! Our mistake.