While you’re relaxing at home you can recall your fine dining experience in Kyiv by listening to our complimentary recording, the “Sounds of the Dneiper”. The lap, lap, lap, will remind you of river side dining, or at least, of the sounds of your last bowl of our krasney borscht.
Tourists visiting a Ukrainian restaurant give us their description of borscht, pampushka, salo, etc.. Please send us your link to your favorite video about salo!
A behind the scenes investigative reporter has discovered a possible link between increased Indian investments in the Ukrainian stock market, and curry imports. It appears the increased investment by Indian hedge fund brokers was spurred by rumors that an unnamed oligarch intended to corner the worldwide blue and yellow curry market. Please post your suggestions in […]
Who would have guessed that starting in 2004 that Japanese Sushi restaurants would spring up like mushrooms in Kyiv. Yes, this is in Eastern Europe and bordering on Asia, but does that explain the popularity of this Asian cuisine? One might also suggest that with the Dneiper River and the Black Sea so close, maybe […]
Yes, this is in Eastern Europe and bordering on Asia, but does that explain the popularity of Asian cuisine? Rumors are spreading that the Ukrainian public is becoming more experimental in their taste for spicy foods. Large import shipments of red cayanne pepper have been reported in Chernigiv. Be careful when you order that krasney […]
It may not be in every global cookbook, but Ukrainian food deserves some recognition for its creative and tasty variety of recipes. You will find interesting similarities to dishes from Italy, Turkey, Russia, and Poland. The unanswered question is which recipes are uniquely and distinctively originated in Ukraine? Please post your suggestions in the Comments […]