Teremok. Russian Restaurant in Manhattan, New York City

[@alexanderpushkin1000]

Это не оливье.Где солёный огурец? Лук? Зачем там зелёный салат?

[@DouglasUrantia]

Today I ate buckwheat [.kasha ] for the 1st time in my life. Very tasty....with a mild woody and fragrant flower taste...rather unique.

[@siedemnastego]

Barszcz (borsch) and kasza are very popular in my country as well :) the soup is actually very tasty! Kwas is less popular here. I tried it once but, well, that's not my taste.

[@filat239]

Никогда не видел такого оливье.

[@АндрейВиноградов-ф8л]

Приятного аппетита ТЕРЕМОК забираем😉

[@generic53]

Wow, you are so different here than in 2021. Here you are more energetic and weird. In 2021 you are more laid back and serious. More professional. I like the "old" Sergey better.

[@NarnianLady]

Buckwheat porridge is the best, it has been staple food in my family all my childhood. We used to get buckwheat from the USSR, now we get it from all over (and grow some here in my country as well).. Yum!

[@eddystronger]

*I love TEREMOK, shame I've never seen this restaurant in NYC, but I've been to Moscow many times, the best blinys I've ever had. Simple and delicious! I ate as much as you did (in this video) every time I visited!*

[@dkieng]

Very nice video, I go to Manhattans all the times. I will try this restaurant on my next visit to Manhattans.

[@davidsthoughts60]

Glad to see you're enjoying your visit! The closest thing to real Russian food in my area (near Birmingham, Alabama) is an annual Russian and Slavic food festival at a Russian Orthodox Church that's north of town.

[@ImixSpb]

Yes, this is a great choice to try a real Russian food. Restaurants often use semi-finished products which affects the taste of food not in a good way. I'm always try to doing shopping bread and pastries in a bakery of Orthodox monastery my city.

[@pattysherwood7091]

I haven't had kasha in years. What a great meal. Thank you Sergey.

[@Eusepio1957]

4:30 😁 😁 😁 Sergey, you mad dog 😁 Enjoyed your stay!

[@ProteinPounder]

Eusepio1957 🤣

[@brentbraniff]

I totally love how you've brought your style to America!! I really wish we had a place like Teremok around here. I am dying to try Borsch, kasha and that salad looked great! I just had a microwave diner tonight....*sigh*...I want to try some good Russian food!! Thanks for the video!

[@poppykok5]

Hi Sergey...I'm saying this as a Mom..."You're a doll"... : ) Be well dear...

[@nicnak2502]

Sergey you are my favorite Russian spy❤️😂

[@Zulanus]

Spy? Oh, dear... If we just supposed who was spy, that was you. Beyond reasonable doubt)

[@hhaawke]

I think if Teremok would come to my country, ppl would love it! We have all the cuisines of the world where I live... however there is only 1 Russian restaurant for years now, I think there is now 2... it is hard to find Tussian food that is hearty and cheap.

[@v13vv3r]

It was interesting to see, first hand, all of the work, preparation, and thought that Sergey puts into each of his videos! His attention to detail, and getting the right look to the video, even if he has to do the take multiple times. #hardWorkingMan

[@richwatters7753]

I'd be really excited if did more videos on russian foods, either here or on the Real Russia channel.

[@MichaelZuinoAndNatasha]

This is fantastic! Do you still have access to this channel? That meal looked great

[@jonfornal7472]

Actually the pizza joint next door looked good to me.

[@katlover5619]

MMMM food looks scrumptious

[@_Epsilon_]

No bread? Borsch and the salad go better with bread. And what Russian haven't put a slice of bread into borsch and soaked it with it. Also salad ingredients should be mixed evenly, including mayonnaise, which I am not sure they had enough there. Edit: They had smetana (sour cream), but I think for this salad mayonnaise suits better taste wise and considered to be a more classical ingredient for Winter/Olivie salad than sour cream.

[@v13vv3r]

Actually, it *was* mayo, not sour cream, and you're right about mayo being proper for the salad.

[@SergeyBaklykov]

Bread is an option. Who don't let you take a bread if you want.

[@_MSHP_]

I enjoy your enthusiastic travels. It is good to see. looking forward to video of Ufa and where ever else you broadcast. Keep on enjoying the travels.

[@justindenison8501]

Always an upbeat, cool guy

[@mikeissweet]

That dude's got skill on the grill

[@SergeyBaklykov]

He is!

[@florinbala8669]

correction : you ate blyini with salmon roe ... and blyini/pancakes can be also filled with jelly, jam, cheese .... even plain sugar ....

[@gasaholic47]

Will have to check it out when I'm in Manhattan next week...

[@atinwoodsman]

Oh that does look good.

[@lupitamihita1261]

You should try my Salade Olivier. I make it in the Summer. It is delicious. I got my recipe from the Alexander Palace menu.

[@shotpin]

Love all your videos! You have such enthusiasm! If you're ever in Palm Springs, Scottsdale or Carmel, you can stay with us.

[@benharrison7855]

It’s sad how it closed.

[@Матьгородоврусских]

Where boiled the carrots in the salad? They don't put carrots and pickled cucumber. It is not correct. And a real salad should be with pieces of meat. And in salad "Olivier" should not be lettuce, there has to be dill and onions. It's not a salad "Olivier". Sorry. Note. Salad Olivier in Russia has long been considered trite, though traditional. But a long time trying to do something new, not a rip-off. It is not true that in Russia all the tables in a holiday have this salad. No, only about 20%. Russians are diverse and don't like to eat the same salads. Believe me. On the contrary, everyone is trying to do something new, not trivial and useful at the same time, especially lately.

[@bobnelson1764]

I fucking love this guy

[@dacheet8174]

Bob Nelson He’s a gem! Always cracks me up.

[@rogerhowell3317]

My favorite for Birthday-Borscht.

[@lisamarie4048]

YUM I love Russian salad

[@jonkbaby]

That looks good! I would like to try this restaurant. I am living in Alaska- I plan on being their next month to see the Rangers play the Penguins, so perhaps I will have to wear my Evgeni Malkin jersey and visit Teremok to eat before the game!

[@rhian2033]

Hey Sergey, are all Teremok restaurants this fast food style in throw away type containers?

[@pierrecaron8731]

What is the name of that drink? When I was in Russia I really enjoyed that drink. I hope we have it in Canada.

[@helmitpeak]

Wow, food looked great except the KVR I'm not a caviar person.

[@leslieross3404]

Made me smile!!!

[@scottman895]

Great video! I'll have to keep Teremok in mind!

[@Babu-kr3cr]

Is that fast food style? I went to a Russian deli in Bethlehem, PA and tried the borscht and the pickle soup. Both were really good. The borscht would keep you full all day on just a little. I like it because it is homemade style.

[@MrEdgarcross]

Отличный Теремок !)

[@SergeyBaklykov]

Да!

[@yiayia9373]

Tasty food! Thanks for sharing your trip to US.

[@LordDavid04]

The Russian area(s) in Melbourne, Australia are at the Eastern Suburbs. Plenty of Russian shops and eateries around there.

[@Gravertrain]

So much food it made my belly hurt just to watch! :) Thanks.

[@SergeyBaklykov]

:)

[@inox1ck]

They could try Romania :) People here like fast food as well and we also cook blini. Teremok food looks tasty.

[@aletoledo1]

Great episode!

[@crs9024]

Sergei, Are you in the U.S. on business? Are you interested in learning more about America for your Vlogs? What is your family doing right now? Will they also be visiting the U.S.? Will you be continuing your Real Russia blog? You seemed to have more visitors to that blog? Do other viewers have any answers. I have watched Sergei from the beginning and, of course, am interested in his continuing story.

[@jimh8340]

Def going to check this place out sometime when I am in midtown!

[@Paldiamar]

Hello

[@mhom8021]

I love all of your videos

[@Olandgreenwood]

Хозяином ресторана является старший сын писателя Ника Перумова. )

[@5oa8in2wr]

What are these white pieces in the borsch? And "Olivier" looks very different ..like ingredients here are not mixed. This kvas is being sold in Moscow shops and it is the best!

[@dacheet8174]

Анатолий Карабасов The sour cream perhaps.

[@kevinbyrne4538]

Unfortunately, there are no Russian restaurants in my area. So, I will have to cook some Russian food for myself. I must discover what makes Sergey so excited. Is Russian food as good as he says it is?

[@rougewillow]

What angers me is that true borsh has to have TOMATO PASTE, CABBAGE, BEETROOT AND GARLIC. However out side Russia it is mostly done as a typical BEETROO SOUP without all other ingedience. I see it even in Teremok

[@fearghalmurphy1234]

Seriously hungry now!

[@atombomb31458]

i love russian food----ill go there next time im in nyc

[@underwaterlady]

i really wanna try some russian food and now i know what i will ask for

[@MississippiWildlife]

LOL ! Sergey gettin' full up in the U.S.A. ))

[@behindthen0thing]

put this one on your real Russia channel

[@roberthagedorn290]

Great looking food, Sergey. Don't forget to visit Russian Tea Room at 150 W. 57th Street before you leave New York.

[@ImixSpb]

It's enough to add to buckwheat porridge a good dollop of butter or hot milk to get a excellent breakfast. The other option is the fried onion and braised pork or beef, this called "soldier's kasha" in Russia.

[@SergeyBaklykov]

Truth.

[@Schrijver112]

Sergey, I didn't know that there are Russian restaurant chains in The States. all the best Ruud

[@bobnelson1764]

Just came back from a trip to Russia went to Moscow and st Petersberg it was FUCKING AMAZING

[@cutee8746]

Блины супер

[@johnlambert8929]

great video,s ..wish we had a Teremok here in ohio

[@Vika-se5mc]

You are so funny Sergey. I never saw a Russian dish before they look delicious.

[@SergeyBaklykov]

Now yet just need to taste it!

[@davdDARill29]

Ate there a few weeks ago its amazing!

[@MacAguilar]

i will lunch there now ... borsch soup !!!

[@nellennatea]

Looks like a lot of food.

[@Michael_Veritas]

Party like a oligarch Comrade!

[@ricibiribicci]

Amazing place

[@Jdjdishdueowkwjdjdi]

You're awesome man!!!!!

[@elenamayorova223]

Ты чего так орёшь, Серёга?😨

[@chronicillz1879]

2:21 прям как на зоне :)

[@karengray8618]

I THINK IT IS SOLD IN A BOTTLE HERE IN MARKETS, BORSHE SOUP I WILL TRY IT, I KNOW I HAVE SEEN IT. I LIVE BEETS.

[@MrSloika]

That's not really caviar, it's salmon roe. True caviar comes from sturgeon, not salmon.

[@philzwhip]

There's Teremok in the US??? Upon googling, there's not one in DC. Damn.

[@tepastrick2276]

An alternative in DC would be a food truck named Bel-Feast, generally open 11am to 2pm, M-F. Prices seem to be less expensive. I'm planning on trying it when I'm there in mid May, 2017

[@philzwhip]

Thanks, I've not heard of that one. There are some other Russian restaurants in the area, but they're pretty expensive.

[@robynwest7537]

Were you missing the motherland? Poor guy, hope that satisfied you. What is that drink? Beer?

[@konradkarlovich5801]

"Kvas" . Russian bread drink without alcohol

[@flitch8501]

the drink is kvass. Better to read about it here en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kvass

[@underwaterlady]

it's in the video description.

[@mutabor83]

it was kvas, not many people know that this drink is similar to the spanish drink MALTA which you can easily find in american supermarkets

[@katlover5619]

I MUST TRY YOUR SOUP. ....MMMM

[@rypm73]

What was he saying at the start and finish of the video, it was hard to understand

[@tak178]

"Party like an oligarch..."

[@nellennatea]

I'd like that pancake with Nuttella Chocolate or Cadbury chocolate spread inside.

[@SergeyBaklykov]

It's not a Russian way! You may get pancakes with condensed milk though.

[@micon6304]

Lit

[@SMOG969]

aahhahahhahahahahha я бля чуть не уписился от смеха life as a oligarch hahahajh

[@qualifierone8899]

now that's a vlog.... did put smile on my face. They use a lot of plastic I see

[@MediaWatchDawg]

If it's good enough for Sergei Khrushchev, it's good enough for Sergey Baklykov. o.0

[@SergeyBaklykov]

He was Nikita though

[@MediaWatchDawg]

"Sergei" is Nikita's son who came to live in the US permanently.

[@okarus5535]

Teremok in New York is good, but this salad has nothing to do with the original salad "Olivier", unfortunately. ) It would be better if the American tried the pelmeni not this strange salad. )

[@SergeyBaklykov]

+Oka rus there's actually nothing strange, except it is not messed up and that they just have lettuces there.

[@lobotimiseaha6965]

Sergey u made my day

[@StalinTheMan0fSteel]

At the beginning, Sergey, i thought you said "farted like a Russian" lolol ! 8-P

[@linusfotograf]

What did he say?

[@blakebella2273]

Why didn't you have these things when you were in Brighton Beach, the "Little Odessa" ? There are MANY REAL Russian restaurants, where the food and service, is REAL RUSSIAN. NOT CHAIN.

[@Alexandrinka]

Писали, что оба Теремка в США обанкротились.

[@andrewdavidson143]

I saw you on yahoo news!!!

[@user-qy5fh5bx2y]

я и не знал что в Америке есть Теремок

[@Kafalassi92]

Hey its your Cousin! Lets go bowling

[@shamanovski]

not all russians without manners. many people eat with closed mouth.

[@kelticsage]

if your mouth is closed you aren't enjoying the food

[@gadgetshowboy]

Keltic Sage Ugh no that’s disguising.

[@cutee8746]

Капуста в оливье,целое яйцо,бред а ни оливье

[@Tuupoification]

That so-called porridge :/

[@isaluna9080]

I like your videos Sergey, but please close your mouth when you're eating!

[@gasperkosmac7672]

haha good video

[@yungbaleks7446]

Где вобла где пиво ?