What I Ate In Poland

[@EileenAldis]

What's your favourite part about eating out in a new city?

[@ignition1991]

That I don't know what i'm going to find. In new towns I practically avoid McDonald's with a hiss! I always tell the kid I mentor that we didn't drive twenty miles to eat somewhere we could have eaten at home! Let's have an adventure!

[@MCMaterac]

I like trying out new dishes. I like a bit of surprise element, although I don't recall ordering anything w/o a photo or ingredients list in a language I understand, so it's never a complete surprise for me. If I like the dish, I search the recipe online and later on I recreate it (with my own touches as usual, but with a reference of original in my mind, which is allways nice). I'm glad You like my Nation's cuisine. Yup, bary mleczne like that "Jacek i Agatka" are great value indeed. Ok pronounciacion, except "J" in Polish is pronounced "y" (google translate's Polish voice, albeit a bit mettalic, is nicely done, so when in doubt, one may check it: translate.google.com/#pl/en/bar%20mleczny%20%22Jacek%20i%20Agatka%22%20i%20chatka). I ate in such bars just few times, but Polish school canteens serve similar food and both are close to typical home-like dishes. "This kind of cheese fold-overs" (1:58) looks like naleśniki - usually bit thicker than Crêpe, way thinner than pancakes, but that's same kind of stuff. Ate with variety of sweet or savory fillings. This folding is one of few possible. My favourite filling is probably spinach+cheese+garlic+salt+pepper. Cheers!

[@Izka3gChupaChups]

asking the locals for what's the best then trying it :) and being truthful if you hate it because they can always recoment something else that will be to your liking. Also no offence but you should have gotten a polish breakfast not English.. Have a true experience of the country and eat kiełbasa not pork sausages. However I like that you visited the Milk bar cuz everyone there cooks like its you grandmothers food so you ate like many polish would cook. Ps men cannot wear hats inside cuz its disrespectful

[@Julia-bf2kq]

That the food is different and tasty!!!

[@mikoajbadzielewski3396]

KEBAB I CHUJ

[@horsefish2525]

You two do the better job to advertise then professional tourist agencies. After watching your videos man has desire to go there

[@EileenAldis]

That's so awesome to hear! Thank you! :)

[@KARMAZYNA]

I'm so glad you ended up in a milk bar instead of sticking to just tourist-oriented restaurants. :)

[@EileenAldis]

We LOVED the milk bar :)

[@KARMAZYNA]

Yesterday I learned they're going to close down for good. D:

[@hasppl9005]

@@KARMAZYNA Yes, they are closed. That place was to expensive to have milk bar!! Money talk!!!!! They will close all of them one by one😕

[@robg.5563]

Oh milk bars! I love them. The only place where a poor university student can eat something resembling grandma's cooking. Haha.

[@EileenAldis]

I love them too! 'Grandma's cooking' is a good way to describe how delicious and homemade it feels :)

[@hym7844]

Sadly very very many milk bars and other bars are called "Grandmas kitchen", "By grandma" etc. In Poland we don't really think about the name deeply :_D It's too common. Maybe in Poland, homemade food is something special? I mean... I live in Germany right now and when i am in a shop im shocked how many ready products people buy here... In my homeland we usually eat self-made food... Maybe sometimes soup in cup, but only if you are lazy haha

[@takeru2702]

Japan loves Poland. Poland is a beautiful country. Japan has played Chopin songs for over 100 years. Poland is great. In 1920 and 1922, Japan rescued 765 Polish orphans in Siberia. Poland asked Japan to rescue a Polish orphan in Siberia. Japan promised to rescue immediately. The smallest orphaned child was 2 years old. The child was crying near the dead mother. The Japanese rescued the orphan immediately. The child told the dead mother "Goodbye Mom". Japan rescued a total of 765 Polish orphans.Japan sent orphans to Japan for treatment.Orphans ate delicious and warm meals every day. All Polish orphans have recovered. Almost all Japanese donated money to save orphans. On the day of return, all 765 Polish orphans returned to Poland safely. In 2018, an elementary school commemorating this was completed in Warsaw. Japan loves Poland. God bless Poland.

[@americanstyle6280]

Yes, food in Poland is very good👍👍👍 Love Poland 💟

[@Archie15559]

I love Poland and I'm in Warsaw right now but Wroclaw is on my list and this vlog was very helpful

[@EileenAldis]

I'm glad to hear it was helpful, Archie! I actually have more videos about Wroclaw if you're interested: bit.ly/PolandPlaylist. Enjoy Warsaw!

[@mouija1450]

I think most Americans still think of Poland as a European backwater recovering from a 20th century wartorn history and oppressive Soviet rule. My parents immigrated from farming villages near Krosno in the 1960's, so I still have a bit of that idea in my head. Polish modernity has exploded since the turn of the century, and the country is just as modern as anywhere else in continental Europe. I'm a bit spoiled with a wife, mother and mother in law that love making Polish cuisine, but I can never get enough potato pancakes. They're Polish crack.

[@darekjaskulski3375]

I love potato pancakes and I never get enough of them 😊

[@knight2rider]

Haha, thats real ! Indeed potato pancakes do that !

[@Foxik58]

Hey I live around Krosno ^^

[@khal7702]

Get Placek po Węgiersku!! It's patato pancakes with meat sauce. Potato Pancake Hungarian style, is how we Polish call it :)

[@Ukrainewinnerrrr]

I think you must be joking or what ? I stayed in Warsaw and...it will be like in Pari s London or Berlin in 234 years ! At least !

[@blairavan1335]

I am so happy that you like my beloved city

[@Jaycation]

Your maps are on point! Wish i knew how to do that. Great video! Poland is on the bucket list. :)

[@EileenAldis]

Thank you! You should definitely visit Poland - it's awesome!

[@Julia-bf2kq]

Jaycation Poland is great for travelling! I used to live in a different country, now I live in Poland :)

[@Woopwoop65]

Food in Poland is awesome. I am in Warsaw right now and the variety and quality is awesome. Highly recommend it.

[@EileenAldis]

I love it too! I haven't been to Warsaw but want to. Let me know if you have any suggestions there :)

[@martyaltadonna524]

Lol no you’re not alone when it come to eating pizza I do the same thing I eat the toppings first then the crust if I have room thanks for sharing your experience with polish food I’m very interested in learning about it I’m half polish but never really learned about my polish side it was always about my Italian side I guess because my mom was Italian and she did all the cooking my dad tried sometime to introduce some polish food more of the common foods anyway thanks again I keep watching and learning

[@daniellara8193]

This whole video is picture perfect!

[@EileenAldis]

Thank you, Daniel! :)

[@preshmajesh]

Totally agree!!!

[@ErnieWJK]

I've just stumbled upon this clip and to be honest I am moved by how you described your experiences. Cheers from Poland, I wish you could explore everything Poland has to offer and believe me, there's soooo much of it!

[@genevieve_anne]

The soft tone and aesthetic of this video kinda brings me to another era 😍 like soft, warm 80s vibes ❤

[@EileenAldis]

I love that! Thank you ❤️

[@anuladewiktoria9436]

This video is amazing ! Thank you for making it ,this vibe how you talk so calmly is just amazing and makes my wanna listen to you

[@MGComics]

I usually hate to see people eating food in vlogs but you filmed It in a way I actually wanted to eat It. Loving your vlogs ♡

[@EileenAldis]

I'm very glad to hear that! Thanks so much ❤️

[@internationalarmy2635]

Byłam w restauracji u Jacka i Agatki i jest tam niesamowicie!uwielbiam Wrocław😍polecam panoramę racławicką i zoo🐒🐒

[@zabolino86]

I am polish so for me its a pleasure to hear that you have so nice and memorable food tour :)

[@margaretkopretina]

This makes me want to go to Wroclaw! I'm studying in Brno,CZ starting next year and I have never been to Poland!

[@EileenAldis]

Hey Maggie! Brno looks beautiful and I'd love to visit there too on another trip to CZ. We went to Prague and made videos (here - if you're interested: bit.ly/PraguePlaylist). Hopefully you can visit Poland on a study break! Would be a perfect weekend trip :)

[@tomasz4140]

Eileen! Come back to Poland and discover Bochnia and mountainious cities, towns and spots, as well as Gdansk and other seaside plentifull teritorries.

[@sanshinron]

I've seen like 50 travel videos about Poland recently and honestly this is one of the best. Really well put together and great selection of places to show.

[@EileenAldis]

That is awesome! Thanks so much! :)

[@lebiecki78]

Brilliant material guys !!!!

[@Naukowiec44420]

Sad news: Milk bar "Jacek i Agatka" was closed permanently few days ago :( But near the main square is similar place - also great milk bar: "Miś".

[@krewetkaaaa]

Jendrula420 yeap, owners decided to go on retirement :)

[@MYacono]

I saw it got terrible reviews in English and Polish , maybe it was time to retire

[@marta44444]

I'm sooo happy that people from another countries are enjoying Wrocław!!! This is my home town and I'm so proud it

[@preshmajesh]

This is really a very nice video and your narrative is so easy to listen to and take in. We are moving in...4 days..to Jelenia Gora, and really look forward to visiting Wroclaw and the places you enjoyed. Thanks!

[@EileenAldis]

Thanks so much! That's awesome to hear :) Hope your move goes well and that you have a great time exploring!

[@nina-ciaramajewska7979]

Such a lovely video. You made me want to go to Poland. Greetings from London.....🙋

[@nadajniczek]

Those cool lamps in the first of the mentioned places - my grandmother still has one above her dining table :) it's from the 60's (probably) - so nice the fashion comes back nowadays :)

[@lucyneste7759]

We've got so many amazing restaurants in Poland, traditional or some other cousins but visiting a milk bar is always special, this place brings me good memories, affordable food for students but you will find there also a "business sort of people", its like going home and eating your Mum's food;)

[@KeepCalmAndTravelOn]

What you had at Jacek and Agatka wasn't rice but buckwheat - sort of a Polish quinoa ;) Nice video, made me miss my hometown.

[@paulinakozeracka2239]

Thous beautiful, traditional plates 3:56 are from Bolesławiec, its a small city about 100km from Wrocław. Bolesławiec was influenced by German citizens and they started factories, ceramics started getting famous in Germany. People living there were employed to paint ceramics because every plate or a cup is painted by hands to this day. I was born and grew up there not knowing haw famous thous dots are. I’m sure you can get them ordered because every couple weeks few containers are being prepared to live the port.

[@kubaubabuba5902]

Hi from Poland

[@EileenAldis]

Hi Jakub!

[@gladosmaincore8589]

Jacek i Agatka - "Yatzek e agatka". G as in "graphic". Glad you liked your visit in Poland ^^

[@muzgnasicianie]

It is such entertaining to watch how You are satisfied while You eat all these delicious meals :)

[@NeoTemplar]

Great video. I loved how Chatka looked. So cozy and warm with the Christmas decorations.

[@EileenAldis]

Thanks, David! I think 'cozy' is the perfect word to describe Chatka, especially when warm soup is ordered :)

[@MCMaterac]

The name is cozy too. Chatka is diminitive of chata (cottage, hut). Funny side note - the first syllable is pronounced "hut" ("ch" as well as "h" alone in Polish are pronounced like "ch" in "loch").

[@hym7844]

Simply: H and Ch has no pronouncing difference in polish. Hut and chut is the same, just like chatka and hatka, of course ortography says that ch is right in chatka, but in speaking you don't hear a difference.

[@izabellaalitastamblewska6818]

I love the video (and I only say that when I really enjoy somebody's work 😉)! Glad you enjoyed your time in Poland. 😀. And you're right, those moments of happiness while travelling are THE BEST. Take care!

[@szobione]

This was so sweet!!! Thanks for sharing! It is often that foreign visitors go to Krakow or Warsaw, but miss the chance to see Wroclaw. It is one of those lovely cities with its own atmosphere. Well, maybe I am biased, since I was born and raised there. I return there to visit my parents and sister and I love it each time!!! Hope you have a chance to go there again! Take care!

[@EileenAldis]

Hi Oli! Thanks so much! :) We loved visiting your hometown and are so glad we got to go there. Do you recognize the spots we went to eat?

[@szobione]

Hi there! Yes, some I recongnize, but others are new places and I have not visited them since I am a mere visitor to Wroclaw these days. Just returned from it this past weekend. It was great to meet my family and hang out with them. I have seen you also visited my current hometown that is Budapest. I love that city too. I personally love Hungarian food and living in this beautiful city!!! Keep on sharing as you travel! Cheers!

[@EileenAldis]

How wonderful! Hope you had a nice time with your family. We loved visiting Budapest too and made a bunch of videos there! They're in this playlist, if you're interested: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3zadaOfqZVsbJo Here's to more travels! :)

[@szobione]

Thanks, I have seen them already before :-) You both seemed to have enjoyed the visit to Hungary. Food is definitely different than the Polish one, more spices and pepper everywhere, but I personally prefer more spicy food. Looking forward to more vlogs, Take care!!!!

[@maggielatalska9534]

A very nice and informative video. As I am Polish living in Canada, you made me really miss my country for a first tome in a long time :-) I can feel excitement in your voice, this is so nice, you are a real traveller!!!

[@snake363]

Wroclove

[@chrisbutler6258]

now i want to go to Poland ! I dont often eat the crust either, maybe its a Canadian thing ? Your look of contentment at the end was priceless.

[@EileenAldis]

Yeah, Poland is wonderful! Glad to know I'm not the only one who often skips the crust...!

[@BartSmith85]

chris butler I'm Polish and I leave the outer crust as well. Btw, it's called Cornicione in Italian.

[@polawojtaszek4732]

Idk why You has only 13k subscribers but You are amaizing 😄 Hugs from Poland 🇵🇱

[@PinkDiamoMSP]

I live near wrocław! Thanks for coming! From Polska 🇵🇱🇵🇱

[@EileenAldis]

Greetings to you!

[@nomadala]

Elleen, I absolutely loved your video! :-) I am Polish, from Wroclaw, living in Colorado :-) It made me so happy to see that you discovered my city through some of my favorite places and food :-) :-)!!! I did not know about the desert place (must be fairly new!), so I will definitely check it out next month when I will visit my friends there! :-) Thank you! Greetings from Colorado!

[@captmack007]

I want to go!

[@EileenAldis]

Awesome!

[@DELTA3551]

the fold-over with cheese was probably naleśniki z farszem ruskim-essentialy crepes filled with potatoes, cheese and onions :D

[@EileenAldis]

Thanks! Mmm and now I want more :)

[@user-wi6nv9cw8v]

This was so nostalgic ❤️ thank you

[@EileenAldis]

So glad you enjoyed it! Have you been to Wrocław?

[@user-wi6nv9cw8v]

Probably, but I’m not sure 😄 I plan on doing a road trip through the country someday (hopefully during the summer)

[@deepindigoblue6]

So she went to Poland to eat Norwegian and British breakfast. Lovely.

[@anic131313]

I am polish, living in Łódź, and I can say you one thing. Wrocław is top 1 city you can visit in Poland! ^^

[@paulinaboroch]

This plates in CHATKA was from my Home city- Bolesławiecka ceramika- you can Google it :D

[@EileenAldis]

Hi Paulina! Thanks for telling me :)

[@hym7844]

You can order the ceramic, but i don't think that it can come even to NA... 1. It can break easily 2. It would cost much, their ceramics is very well known but not enough to be transported through the ocean i think ^^

[@prkp7248]

And Charlotte is chain restaurant, you can find it in Warsaw, Cracow and Wroclaw.

[@weronikatwardowska3889]

Poland! The best country ever

[@bobsagget7483]

omg i used to eat at Jacek i Agatka when i was younger that place has the most authentic polish dishes you can find in Wroclaw

[@beltfed1]

Good food is poetry on a plate. You make Poland sound delicious! …Or am I just hungry?! From perogies to pizza….Food is about the only thing that can bring us together… Around the world…we gather to eat! And…People who love to eat are ALWAYS the best people! You speak about food with great passion…Please do more stories about food on your travels!

[@EileenAldis]

Poetry on a plate ❤️ That's an excellent way of putting it. Agree that food has amazing power to unite. I'd love to do more food-centric videos! Will do :)

[@MCMaterac]

I've seen quite many foreigners write or say pierogies. I second You, darek4488, although I think pierogies is no more stupid than Polish "czips" for 1 potato chip and "czipsy" as plural ;)

[@ongvalcot6873]

Great video. I thought I knew Wroclaw but I have never been to the places you went. Next time I visit I will look them up. Keep making more video!

[@quiztimeforchildren]

Beautiful video! Great to hear you enjoyed the food in Poland so much :))

[@EileenAldis]

Hi Ania! Thank you! I LOVED the food and I miss it ❤️

[@lubystkaolamonola529]

Milk bars are extremely delicious. I am from Poland and all food from those bars is delicious and cheap. Many foods are based on barley grout, cheese, white cheese, flour and potatoes. I loved pancakes with white cheese. Also I frequently make at home bliny or "potatoe pancakes" made from raw smashed potatoes and onion, mixed with one egg, few spoons of flour (to make the dough dense enough like semi liquid) salt and pepper and then fried in sunflower oil. You need to try pierogi with strawberries and blueberries which are sold mostly during the Summer. So basically, you were not hungry in Poland

[@EileenAldis]

YUM. This has just made me extremely hungry! :)

[@lubystkaolamonola529]

So you can have 3 big potatoes (big ones easy to grasp when you will grate them) two big onions (onions and potatoes must be raw), 1 whole egg, about 7 spoons of flour and salt and pepper. Mix it, on the frying pan and make sure that they will get nice deep golden brown color. if they have crunchy edges that is even better. Eat when still warm and add some sugar on them for better taste. From that amount of ingredients you will receive about 50 "potato pancakes the size of a small flashcard so it is enough to feed at least 4 people. Enjoy :D and Smacznego!

[@EileenAldis]

Thanks for the recipe inspiration! :)

[@raviolipaw9015]

4:26 you should have tried their chocolates that come in small jars! And they taste fantastic with their breads.

[@adamjurowczyk6791]

thanks for sharing it with us ;)

[@witekd.1021]

If you are in Poland next time, you must necessarily try "bigos" (dish mad of cabbage and meat, sometimes with forest mushrooms), and "flaki" (soup made of beef stomacks). Another traditional polish dish worth trying is "gołąbki" (filling of meat and rice, wrapped in cabagge leaves in tomato sauce). Thanks for great video, best regards and kisses form Poland :)

[@CutieSquad]

Love your video! Thanks you for sharing!! We're going to Wroclaw in september and I cannot wait after watching this :D. And I share your pizza strategy wahah, so you're not alone in this.

[@EileenAldis]

Thank you! I'm glad you agree about the pizza 😉🍕That's wonderful you're headed to Wroclaw! We made other videos there, in case they're helpful: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bmjapaZnZ92LhtE Also, just fyi, I've since heard that the milk bar I visited in this video has sadly closed :( But there are many others to try! Have a great trip!

[@CutieSquad]

Aww too bad, we'll find another one, really want to try it! I'll definitily check out you other videos too, it's so addictive to watch travel videos. Checked some of the other cities too, you've been to The Hague as well, we live there! Nice to view our own city from a tourist perspective. Keep on traveling ^^. I like!

[@EileenAldis]

That's so cool! We loved visiting The Hague and wished we had more time there. So glad you're enjoying our videos! I'd love to hear about your Wroclaw trip and how you enjoyed it :)

[@77AfteRMath77]

In Poland, while indoors (and especially if eating), it is rude to wear a hat. Bear that in mind next time!

[@TVPABLITO]

It is a custom, but I don't think that people will find it offensive. Esspecialy if you're foreigner. There was an old, local lady eating in hat in this video (2.51) and it completly normal, so this custom is not even very strong IMO, so don't bother if want to eat in a hat.

[@mikkam9375]

Oh, please. Wear a hat if you wish.

[@TVPABLITO]

@@amjan Who said that I would do that? I'm Polish so I'm following the customs, but I don't require the same from foreigners and I think most Polish people think that way too.

[@Maeeastro]

Some people says that" onyl jews eat with the hat on"

[@khal7702]

@@amjan it's silly to care if person wears hat when they eat, I used in fast food restaurants.

[@FrikInCasualMode]

You should come again in summer. It's prime time for fresh vegetables and fruits. Young cabbage, beets, carrots, rhubarb, all kinds of berries, cherries, apples and pears...yummy. Late summer is the time when fresh mushrooms are available - and they taste much, much better than processed stuff available out of season.

[@XX-po7bk]

I just see your video about my country.. and I’m really happy to hear a lof of nice words about Wrocław 🙈❤️

[@EileenAldis]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video! We loved Wrocław :) Are you from there?

[@XX-po7bk]

No, but Wrocław is the most important city in my region, I live 1 hour west of Wrocław :)

[@KristoffDoe]

I'm glad to see you enjoyed it so much! Some information for you and your viewers, if I may... "Cheese fold-over" - that was Polish take on crepes, typically in Poland they are either rolled or folded like that, and filled with e.g. cottage cheese (typically sweet, often with cinnamon), jam (apple is quite popular one), meat (pate or ground). "Rice with meat" - that was not rice, it was buckwheat groats "Pierogis" - no need to add "s" at the end, word "pierogi" is already plural (singular is "pierog") "Pure borscht" - it was just broth because that's what word "pure" indicates, and yes - it's normal to sip it as a drink

[@aleksanderolaf8911]

That definitely was not rice, it's buckwheat :)

[@chibaification]

Yup was just about to comment that. Never had buckwheat as starch on its own. Have ate it in bread and such but never unprocessed. Gonna have to try it sometimes.

[@av4te4]

its very delicious on its own :D but better with a tablespoon of butter and a pinch of salt on top of it :D

[@kahorere]

@Daniel Boyett Do it! In Poland it's very common to eat buckwheat as base like you would with rice or couscous or something. It goes best with beef and onion stew in my opinion

[@wanderingspirit7021]

Great video. Excellent narration.

[@EileenAldis]

Thank you!

[@betsyfreeman6637]

Fantastic!! Loved seeing everything you ate!

[@EileenAldis]

Thank you, Betsy! Happy you enjoyed these delicious treats like I did!

[@OxyaaRriau]

Next time you visit Poland and would like to get to know some Polish traditional dishes, I recommend you to try: żurek, barszcz biały, bigos. These are my favourites of Polish cuisine, tho you may not like them if you're not keen on sourish taste. Glad to hear that you were happy with your visit in Poland, even tho you missed on some good food. :)

[@EileenAldis]

Thanks for these suggestions! I'd love to come back and explore more of Poland and, of course, try more dishes :)

[@femijedi]

If you liked this traditional porcelain, it's very famous - "Bolesławiec" set :)

[@EileenAldis]

Yes, I loved it! Thanks for sharing the name :)

[@medandbeauty7220]

Wow! I was in Wrocław 2 or 3 times already and skipped all those amazing places! I definitely need to go and try the venues you went to! Amazing video btw, I love how you explain everything and your voice is so calming, just a pure pleasure to watch! :)

[@GoSka183]

Hi,m! I know well this feeling of happiness and appreciation for live. We are very lucky that we can travel and explore the world ✨✨🙏🏻 I am originally from Wroclaw and I am going there in September, I don’t know all the places where you went and I will be happy to try them 🙃 PS I was dining in Jacek I Agatka often during my Uni. It was cool.

[@roux6024]

These ceramic dishes are from Bolesławiec, a city near Wroclaw, famous for the production of such beautiful things. We celebrate the feast of cermic in August. ^^

[@dorotazelga]

They just closed Jacek i Agatka! Today they was open last day and there was naleśniki for 1 zł. It was my favorite place for years.

[@FullOfMalarky]

Barszcz is super flavourful with beets and spice. My favourite is obviously my moms.

[@FullOfMalarky]

Also, eat the crust first since it’s dry and you can get it out of the way and then eat the toppings.

[@SobearSobearSobea]

Sadly Jacek i Agatek closed down yesterday :( If you are ever coming back to Wrocław and want to try some mind-blowingly good pierogi, go to Gluten Appetit.

[@Alusiaax]

I love my country. I am sooo beyond happy that u loved it too

[@PieroBellanova]

I was in Wroclaw (Breslau as we Germans say) a couple of years ago and I have to say it is my favorit town in Poland! Great video!

[@EileenAldis]

Thank you! It's the only city I've been to in Poland so far but I can believe it :)

[@MCMaterac]

Eileen is Canadian, eh? Kazimierz is really a pretty town. Kraków (Cracow) is great and so is nearby town with salt mine en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wieliczka_Salt_Mine. Gdańsk is pretty as well. I haven't been to Opole and I was in Sandomierz when I was a small kid, so I can't say anything on those two.

[@Milson44]

Piero Bellanova there is no Breslau and never will be in future, there is only Wroclaw, o.n.l.y.

[@xGrenique]

Miłosz L lol, it's just their name for this city. As we use Mediolan for Milan, or Rzym for Roma. Don't be too sensitive lol

[@marcingorczyca1169]

Miłosz L actually Wrocław is more german than polish. I wouldn't mind calling it Breslau. BTW that's just the name Germans use because it's easier to pronounce for them, they are not trying to take the city from us, relax.

[@nantu07]

Hey, I'm from the city where that ceramic plates in blue dots were made (I actually work in one of the factories where they're produced - not those in particular, but there are many patterns). What I actually mean to say is that You should visit POZNAŃ. It's not as great of a city as Wrocław but they have one of the best restaurants in the country. Every year a city releases the official guide of 100 best establishments that are checked yearly. Just watch out for the portions because some of them are enormous. Best to just cut your original order in half in some restaurants.

[@aelsemnya981]

that cheese fold over... was a polish style pancake with some spread on it, then folded xD. glad you enjoyed our local noms :)!

[@wadysawkostrzewski8557]

recently here in Wrocław opened up a lot of similar pizzerias like "Iggy Pizza" you showed with charcoal pizza oven and with same pizza quality name few like "Si" or "Solo Neapolo"

[@amishapandya2623]

These foods look so delicious!! I want those cheese foldovers! I wish we had a Milk Bar here. Great video. Have you guys been enjoying your time at home? Have you decided where you are going to go next? Looking forward to seeing your videos from Euro Disney and the others ones from last fall! :)

[@EileenAldis]

Hi Amisha! The Milk Bar was awesome and I wish there was always one around the corner :) We're still dreaming away and excited about the next videos! Not sure yet where to next but chasing the sun, as you know, is always a good plan...!

[@neliat9304]

The cheese foldovers are really simple to make. It's a very thin pancake, with curd cheese, vanilla and sugar and egg yolk inside, they some times add raisins as well. You can make a savoury version of these as well.

[@ApplepieFTW]

Man this video was so well done, made me really want to go to Wroclaw

[@EileenAldis]

Thank you! So glad to hear that :)

[@86Wutang86]

I'm so excited to be moving back home...

[@EileenAldis]

Cool! Are you from Wrocław?

[@86Wutang86]

Eileen Aldis I have family living in wroclaw, more then likly that's where I'll be moving too. Glad you enjoyed your stay keep up the great vids !

[@mateomateo3277]

So beautiful video :)

[@otosk1312]

3:55 A mówią że Polacy to złodzieje, a ta chciała zajebać talerze z restauracji ENG Great video keep it up we love foreigners who enjoys our culture and food

[@hym7844]

Boże xD Chodziło o to, że chciałaby by je mieć ale masz rację xD

[@otosk1312]

Wiem o co chodziło, to tylko żart :V

[@lollyxlolly6123]

Hahahahha az się na glos zasmialam 😂

[@hubert857]

Ona mówiła że ten talerz był taki piękny że by go zabrała do domu a nie że chce go ukraść 😂🤦‍♂️

[@ceglastymonster7799]

swietny żart:)

[@shinesbrighter]

That cafe really does look like a dream! ❤️

[@EileenAldis]

Dreamy is the perfect way to describe it! 😍

[@dusknoir667]

It's funny that foreigners say "pierogies" since "pierogi" is already in plural. What do we get? A double plural? ;D

[@EileenAldis]

At home people write and say 'perogies' so that's what I was saying.

[@olatatina9856]

Pierogi od plural, do it doesn't need "s"

[@emiliak3390]

Same with Italian panini - it's already a plural form of panino, but people say paninis, if there's more than one.

[@dreamcore]

dusknoir 67 It's OK to speak English

[@americanstyle6280]

dusknoir 67 👍✌✌

[@JimFortune]

Jacek = Yahtsek. ;->

[@EileenAldis]

I tried my best! ;)

[@JimFortune]

Eileen Aldis I've been living in Poland 8 years now, and I still have problems with some of the names. Like Grzegorz.

[@niktniewazne]

rz is like the last sound in "rouge" ;)

[@niktniewazne]

Also "ch" always reads like "h". For english "ch" like in cheese we use "cz". I hope it will help you :)

[@krecik-a]

yeah! sooo the most simple way to say "chatka" is like that: hat ka. ;D and the meaning is a little cottage house. Don't you worry, Polish is realy hard to pronounce :D

[@veniti]

If you ever come to Gdańsk, you should visit Mandu. There are so many pierogis there, also there are "pierogi of the month" with different flavours.

[@EileenAldis]

Ooh that sounds amazing! Would love to :)

[@agata8781]

Eileen Aldis Yes! Mandu is the best restaurant with pierogi! So many pierogies and they make them in front of people. I just love Mandu and can't wait till I go to Poland again. If you like pierogi you should visit this place for sure :-D

[@Brother_STX]

Greetings from the north part of Poland :)

[@annamira3342]

Thank you for your video!

[@EileenAldis]

Thanks so much, Anna! Hope you enjoyed it! :)

[@ania6577]

OMG I'm Polish and didn't know that my country is so beautiful :D Thank you!

[@zuzannakielar]

Ania well, I knew : D

[@nataliamt4487]

I live in Wroclaw since I was born (23 years omg :D), you actually visited all of my favorite places :) I'm really happy that you like this city :)

[@lydia8874]

This makes me so happy

[@EileenAldis]

that makes me happy ❤️

[@zzielona]

I'm from Wroclaw and it was great to see your movie :). I've just realized that we have more interesting places I hadn't chance to visit :D.

[@joef7011]

Excellent coordination of subtitles and clear voice !!! Anyway, sweets and alot of carbohydrates are unhealthy. Poland is the place for cheap good protains from good meat and the place to eat berries.

[@jesusschizus272]

Oh boy, I got so hungry! 😄 Warm greetings from Poland, guys! 😉

[@EileenAldis]

Thanks! Greetings back! Please have some delicious food for us ;)

[@temperateortropical161]

Great pizza at Niezly Dym in Wrocław.

[@kateb6866]

I’m glad you loved our food :) when you said you loved Jacek and Agatka bar you made me smile 😀 this is the bar the dined in throughout most of my studies as it was always so cheap and delicious :) Wroclaw is my home town so you picked a great city to go to :) I have lived outside Poland for the last 8 years...your video made me miss my home town, when I was born and bred, so much... I’m vegan though so what you ate is obviously super delicious for non vegan, but we also have a couple of super amazing vegan restaurants.

[@djegon8314]

all best to best from Poland:)

[@ibrahimwani2792]

I like your vedio stay blessed