This why I love RUclips. I would never have thought to search for a Russian Canteen video. I'm a farm kid from the American Mid South. Except for the delicious looking chocolate cake everything looked and sounded kind of weird, but I would love to try some. Good food is universal. I would enjoy treating you guys to some Memphis dry rub ribs and sweet tea, house wine of the south. Thank you for the entertaining video.
I would certainly try almost anything, but it didn't really look that appetizing to me. It actually looked almost exactly how I would expect Russian food to look, which makes me think it's going to taste exactly how I would expect Russian food to taste. Actually, I'm sure some of it would be pretty good, but for the most part, I don't think I'd be very impressed. But I'd certainly be willing to be proven wrong. Don't see myself going to Russia anytime soon, though.
@Peye Davis the best food in Russia is still homemade. As a Russian citizen I don't really like canteen food but it's good choice if you're in a hurry and need to eat smthn
@@chhoti_chatte The soups and salads sounded pretty excellent to me. I like to eat light and zingy so they're perfect for me! Also had to look up Green Borscht, which is apparently made with sorrel. Want to try it now! 😋👌
I worked with a lady from Russia. She was used to cooking for a large family and I had a hard time adjusting her recipe for just her and her husband. I was one of the beneficiaries of leftovers that she bought to work. Everything she made was delicious.
@@MattandJulia I worked with her for over twenty years. I was invited to weddings anniversary and birthday parties as well as holidays. I've probably eaten as much Russian food as a native Russian
in english, we call it 'comfort food' and yes, i love russian comfort food. when i lived in moscow, it was my favorite thingi to goto a russian cafe/cantina and pick out the food by pointing at them :) my favorite, goluptsi
This was a terrific review, you are all charming, honest and totally believable. I’ve spent a fair amount of time in Russia and find it fascinating, and your adventure opened up my eyes to a totally different experience. Spaziba!
Greetings from Finland! Cabbage rolls are one of my favourite cabbage food. Those had alot of stuffing, but i refer little less becouse i love the taste of cabbage it self. Cabbage also has so strong good flavor it self that there is no need other spices than salt and pepper. I think most of the finnish people loves cabbage rolls. We usualy eat those with smashed potatoes and simple brown gravy. I also like to have ryebread and milk as i eat cabbage foods in general. Those fit fine together. I also love borch soop. So that would be grate place for me to eat. That liver pancake thing reminds me finnish liverfood made out of grinded liver that has mixed with grinded meat, fined onions and seasoning (salt & pepper). Then those are baked as small flat beefs and roasted in the pan. Smashed potatoes and lingonberrie jam beside and you have tasty dinner on your plate.
Here in Croatia we are made it with sour cabbage rolls calling iz "sarma". Turkish left it and also (in Bosnia) sarma with vine leaves. There are mix of spices in the markets so you need cabbage, meat, rise and egg (someone don`t use eggs). Same mix is using in summer to fill green pepper. 😀
I went to a similar restaurant in Central Europe, Bulgaria. The food was mainly "stick to your ribs" comfort food, soups and lovely salads. (Also, the most delicious cakes, I've had, even beating Paris.) Central and Eastern European food needs more appreciation. Thanks for sharing 🙂
I continue to be amazed by the videos you put up. Your sharing makes the world a much smaller place. So many Americans have never learned, or forgotten how to cook, or prepare food at home, that prepared meals is all they know. I'm amazed that I could shop in your country and prepare food we would probably all enjoy. We are so regional in this country, yet we can be exposed to foods from many many cultures in one day if we wish. Food is one of the thing that binds us all together. I cook many different styles of dishes from many different cultures, my favorites being Chinese and other Asian styles.
Where and with whom do you live and go to that your friends don't cook? Cooking is the center of gatherings indoors or out. Food, drink, conversation, dance, sports Food makes everything better!
Тоже ржу )) русских теток узнаешь не взирая ни на что. Грубость, приказной тон, тыканье пальцем, кривая морда если "супнитакой", и никакого спасибо за оплаченный счет. Бедный парень.
Great video, but Russians would order some bread for sure! Can't imagine any Russian meal without bread. Our black bread is something you definitely need to try. Borodinsky, it's the best!
I am Russian. You're right. I personally eat everything with bread, even pasta. Although my mom laughs every time and says how I can eat dough with dough. 😁 I don't know, for me to eat without bread is blasphemy and just a waste of food. Because the same soup, if you eat without bread, you can eat two plates.
That food looked so damned good! Brings back a few memories of my stint in Russia (Moscow & St Petersburg) now some 20 years ago. Oh, and the constant challenges of the Russian language and the cyrillic alphabet!!!
@@elladapetrosyan9610 well, my attitude towards foreigners has changed significantly for the worse now. Especially when it comes about native English speakers.
@@Станислав-о7ь Что за хрень, какой еще нож в спину?! Вы не представляете, сколько русских переехало в Армению и сейчас спокойно живут там. Но я понимаю, среди русских армянофобия всегда зашкаливала. Печально и противно.
Looks so delishes. Rememebering my childhood when we had similar places to eat in Estonia 30 years ago. Cheap and good. Porsh and Seljanka are my favorite soups of all times!
I love visiting different countries, cultures and cuisine. TY! Wish we really had teleporters...would be so excellent to travel, tour and taste in person that way. All the best from central Illinois, USA!
Golubtsy is fantastic meal. My favorite. BTW.. In the south of Russia, borsch is prepared with a small amount of beetroot. They usually use tomatoes or tomato paste, so the Kuban borsch is not as red as it is prepared in Moscow, for example. But it tastes so much better this way.
@@Prosto_Sytno ну у нас по городу их полно," они в основном существуют за счёт проведения в них поминок и продажи поминальных обедов.Так же развозят еду по офисам и на строительные площадки...
в западной кухне не очень любят печёнку... а я если долго её не ем, прямо скучаю... печёночка вымоченная в молоке, пожаренная с лучком да с гречкой на гарнир - это же самое то и очень здоровая пища! А печёночный тортик - ням-ням.......
Я куриную печень раз в неделю точно готовлю, и пока готовлю пару кусков сырых с луком и солью просто проглатываю. Очень вкусно. Да говорят опасно и тд. но бог миловал.
Russian food is my favorite after my countries food .Especially because im one of those people who like mixing everything and Russian cuisine have so many flavors
Лук - это кладезь здоровья! "Запах, он с тобой уйдет, а слова останутся. Так что дыши, чем хочешь, но в сторону. И настроение вот такое - большой палец болит всем показывать!" М.М.Жванецкий
I am a Norwegian but fortunately i was with a Russian woman for 3 years that was amazing when it came to making Russian food. I love Norwegian food, but now i love Russian food even more. :) This is the first time i see borscht that is not kind of red by the way, it got me curious, is there many types of borscht? (Maybe it just sounded like borscht to me?)
Во-первых, есть несколько рецептов борща, а во-вторых, у одной и той-же хозяйки борщ получается всякий раз по разному. Все зависит от продуктов. От свеклы очень сильно зависит.
@@МихаилСеров-д8ф To me borscht will always be something i think about as a traditional Russian dish. :) Also, unless it is a Russian that live in Ukraine, i will always look up what people from Ukraine say before i believe it.. ;-)
It looks good. I hope to visit your country one day and sample your foods firsthand. But first we need to find a way through some difficult issues. I see no insurmountable differences between ordinary people in my country and yours.
ordinary people hire their governments to absorb the wealth out of other countries its the governments that would make peace the people are mendacious and bourgeoise and demand - jobs- ie code for easy jobs that pay because of military economic superiority otherwise their 300 million peopler not being controlled by an army of 300k shooting soldiers while they stand around and get all the money. communism controls by law oil by manufacturing and technology from a hidden moon base and a robot army
I don't have issues, neither with the Russian state, the Russian government nor with the Russian people, including all other nations there. I'm American and ethnically German, and I consider Russia a friendly country. I don't give a shit what a bunch of billionaires and globalist swine want. I'm actually very thrilled that they will lose Ukraine and that this territory will not serve as an American missile base against Russia. Because that is not in my nor in your interest.
The difference is you, like ravenous dogs, openly encourage the encirclement of Mother Russia whereas we couldn't care less about your neighbourhood. I would recommend pressuring your 'democratic' government into staying out of Eastern Europe.
I'm not a fast food eater. I prefer real meals. My family mostly ate german style which my mother was brought up on and Polish food to please my father.
Еду надо оценивать не только по внешнему виду! 😁 Вполне вероятно, что там ингредиенты очень низкого качества, например колбаса в супе может вообще не содержать мяса и быть, мягко говоря, не очень свежей...
@@---ui9yf ну в Тюмени к примеру почти все водопроводную воду используют, а она часто воняет и действительно грязная на вид, берут её из реки Тура на Метелёвском водозаборе.
In Texas we have kinda well known cafeteria group called Luby's. They've closed a few locations but are still hanging on. SAME SETUP!! Trays and salad at beginning of line. They're well known for the liver and onions!!! My fav
Great video! It's to bad you tube doesn't have smell-o-vision. Everything looks amazing! I am now starving and have to go make something to eat. It's all your fault for showing off such yummy food. 😉 Thanks for that.
I love cabbage rolls, My grandmother would make them all the time/ borscht, And cake: I like the heavier butter cream frosting.. The idea of jam in the cake sounds wonderful I think I would really enjoy that cake! Thanks for sharing.
Когда хожу в один торговый центр, где подобная домашняя кухня (котлетки, пюрешка и тп) и радом бургеры, суши... И всегда очередь именно на нашу кухню. Обожаю кухню СССР.
@@davidchappell4759 I have forgotten that during the sixtys while in elementary school that the grocery stores stopped selling fresh produce, quite frankly while serving in the military stationed in Europe, the food in restaurants were never as good as here in California, those people in that canteen were eating what my father told me about the great depression.
Thanks for the video. The food looks good and i will try it. And i am a chocolate addict, lol, so the best part was the cake ;-) And now I am going to watch another video of yours. I realy like the videos you guys make.
What a vlog - loved it. Never thought to seek out & read up on Russian food. My ears, tastebuds both pricked up when I heard the words 'beetroot' and 'cabbage' two of my favourite foods. I don't eat liver that much but I have some lambs liver I have wanted to be more adventurous when I cook. I'll be online most of the afternoon researching & looking for cook / recipe books. You have your mother's / grandmother's versions of all dishes to make a comparison with, I do not. (Which is a good thing for me). The food looked very good & extremely appetising. I look forward to my new food adventure. Thank you for posting & for sharing. Best wishes to you all.
My cousin RIP lived in Volgograd for 13 years and worked as an engineer learned Russian in 9 months from Spanish, all the best guys success and happiness Matt and Julia
Its wonderful and so delicious Russian food ... in this part of the world we know and in love with Russian Salad ... Great Share emmm... feeling hungry Matt and Julia :) all thumps up for sweet and great cake!
Have to admit that the food looks really good! I’d totally have lunch in places like that if visiting Russia one day! I’m Swedish so Russia isn’t far away geographically. A fair few of Russian dishes look very good, and the few I have tried are amazing! I even made beef stroganoff at home once last year and it was amazing (need to make it again) and with me loving beetroot, I really need to make borscht at home sometime. Some Russian dishes are very common here as well, like cabbage rolls. I’m also a huge fan of semolina (hmm might actually have to go out to the kitchen and make semolina porridge for lunch today)
I travel to Latvia most years and all cities and most towns have cafes like this. You have to try Solyanka soup with some lemon slices in it. It is so good and every place makes it slightly differentl. The Baltic states are known for delicious cold beet soup that's bright magenta in color. The cafe in Stockmann, Riga makes a very good version.
looks wonderful, wish I was there to try some. From Melbourne, Australia. we have a strong Russian community in my area, so I will look for a Russian restaurant to try.
уникальность борщика в том, что его невозможно плохо приготовить, он хорош в любом исполнении, даже самом необычном печёночный торт - это фишка, у нас его, к сожалению можно увидеть только по праздникам))
@@dedsaf2 я тоже не люблю щи и борщи, если и ем, то предпочитаю легкие супы, не жирные и без мяса в нем. НО я больше предпочитаю вторые блюда, суп я вообще могу даже не есть в обед.
I’ve only just stumbled across this channel and I found it really interesting. Julia, your English is excellent, where did you learn it ? I’ve subbed and will look for more of your videos 👍🇬🇧
So healthy! I so wish places in the US would provide healthy fare. All of us devoted to healthy, fresh eating here resigned ourselves to eating every meal at home long ago. You are so fortunate to have what you have.
They won't let you do it. You will be fattened up with fat and sweet, then you will die of obesity and diabetes, and emigrants will come to your place on a lower salary. Your food is called "Death to the Anglo-Saxons." 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Spasiba for the wintertime tour (down south) of the Sochi cafeteria and review of the "home cooking" offerings. In Finland (w smaller pop.) only university student unions have such spacious cafeterias. Otherwise the closest equivalents would be the new so-called food courts offering a variety of national and international dishes. Incidentally, cabbage rolls (kaalikääryleet = golubtsi) are considered Finnish national cuisine. Chocolate cake, chicken Kiev and borscht are also popular. During the dark and cold winters hearty soups like (beetroot) borsht and selyanka are great pick-me-ups! The same goes for coffee up here in the Far North. Ваше здоровье!
I love all your videos especially hitting the supermarkets. Some of the veggies in your video looks a whole lot better than what I have in my neck of the woods here in the States. I hope one day you two take us thru UK and all her Top Spots to visit, who better than Matt & Julia. :-)
I'm impressed with the care the dishes look made with. That amount of food would cost no less than $40 or $50 in Columbus, Ohio in a similar food service setting.
Thanks a lot. I made it a habit having lunch together with you. Really nice your company. Plus, fun fact, I had been waiting for the moment, when Matt says: „It‘s falling apart in your mouth.“ LOL and there it came with the liver cake 🍰. 😂👌 I am still wondering if this is actually a feature in food that I would appreciate. 🙈 go ahead. You are doing such good job!
I have had olivier, chicken kiev, schuba, and red borsch, there are Russian restaurants here in Dallas, been wanting to go to them again soon, especially to try solyanka.
Olivier is pretty easy to cook at home. Even if not experienced in cooking. Try it with fresh and pickled cucumbers mix. And to not add carrots:) (it's up to you :) Schuba, and red borsch not big deal too.
You guys are great, just love the way you try things...keep it up. Please try to make one in Estonia just in case you've not made any on your channel. Many thanks from Iraq.
Very well presented... I'm from the US South originally and have lived in Wyoming and North Dakota for nearly a decade. A very dear friend of many years is in St. Petersburg and we've compared notes many, many times. At some point, I am determined to try some of these dishes just to satisfy my curiosity. This was fun to watch - Thanks for sharing!
WOW this place make me so hungry i feel like moving to sochi russia after seeing this, even as a western man, there is nothing like this in australia, maybe at some universities, but nothing like this for the general public especially at low prices.
Harriet and I enjoy Russian food when we can make it or find a restaurant that has it. Most of what you ordered at that cafeteria Harriet and I would eat. Looks delicious. All the way around it was a delicious video. We love you guys💖💖 And as a Patreon we never miss a video. Sending you lots of love😍😍 Jim and Harriet . Richmond, Va.
@@MattandJulia Thank you so much for asking. Yes she did go to Stolovaya in the old USSR. Sending love right back at you💖💖 Jim and Harriet. Richmond, Va.
I love it. So much food in one place. It all looked amazing. I agree with Julia I think butter creams are very heavy on cake. I like lighter also. I don’t like really sweet either. Excellent video. Stay safe. ❤️❤️
You guys simply enjoy eating, i meen u always describe what ever ure eating at the moment so precise and with a pashion. I feel like im with u eating the same thing. You culd be food critics, haha. Great video.
Very interesting. We used to have such places in my part of the USA but COVID lockdowns put them out of business. I hope somebody tries it again soon. Your food looks decent.
This why I love RUclips. I would never have thought to search for a Russian Canteen video. I'm a farm kid from the American Mid South. Except for the delicious looking chocolate cake everything looked and sounded kind of weird, but I would love to try some. Good food is universal. I would enjoy treating you guys to some Memphis dry rub ribs and sweet tea, house wine of the south. Thank you for the entertaining video.
So glad you found the video and enjoyed it Richard 🥰 lots of love to the mid south ❤️
I would certainly try almost anything, but it didn't really look that appetizing to me. It actually looked almost exactly how I would expect Russian food to look, which makes me think it's going to taste exactly how I would expect Russian food to taste. Actually, I'm sure some of it would be pretty good, but for the most part, I don't think I'd be very impressed. But I'd certainly be willing to be proven wrong. Don't see myself going to Russia anytime soon, though.
@Peye Davis the best food in Russia is still homemade. As a Russian citizen I don't really like canteen food but it's good choice if you're in a hurry and need to eat smthn
@@chhoti_chatte The soups and salads sounded pretty excellent to me. I like to eat light and zingy so they're perfect for me! Also had to look up Green Borscht, which is apparently made with sorrel. Want to try it now! 😋👌
Russian food is the best....in compare to American food which basically consists of fast food or gmo...
The food looks tasty and I'd love to try it. Greetings from Texas!
Thank you so much William! Love to Texas! ❤️
I worked with a lady from Russia.
She was used to cooking for a large family and I had a hard time adjusting her recipe for just her and her husband.
I was one of the beneficiaries of leftovers that she bought to work.
Everything she made was delicious.
Amazing! Interested what different dishes you tried? 🥰
@@MattandJulia I worked with her for over twenty years.
I was invited to weddings anniversary and birthday parties as well as holidays.
I've probably eaten as much Russian food as a native Russian
Incredible 🥰 So glad you enjoy Russian food 🥰❤️
Lovely
I traveled Russia for business for 20 years. I love Russian food.
in english, we call it 'comfort food' and yes, i love russian comfort food. when i lived in moscow, it was my favorite thingi to goto a russian cafe/cantina and pick out the food by pointing at them :) my favorite, goluptsi
Goluptsi is the ultimate comfort food for sure 😍❤️
with russian sour cream
Im not Russian but i grow up with Russian and Georgian food .Of course for me it's the best food ever .
🙏🏼🥰❤️
Do you know about brazilian food? Recommended.
Georgian food is unbelievable delicious
I really want to try it some day. It hasn’t been available to me in my lifetime 😢. One day!
Adjarian Khachapuri is my favourite Georgian dish!
This was a terrific review, you are all charming, honest and totally believable. I’ve spent a fair amount of time in Russia and find it fascinating, and your adventure opened up my eyes to a totally different experience. Spaziba!
Thank you so much Robert ❤️ Really appreciate it 🥰
Greetings from Finland! Cabbage rolls are one of my favourite cabbage food. Those had alot of stuffing, but i refer little less becouse i love the taste of cabbage it self. Cabbage also has so strong good flavor it self that there is no need other spices than salt and pepper. I think most of the finnish people loves cabbage rolls. We usualy eat those with smashed potatoes and simple brown gravy. I also like to have ryebread and milk as i eat cabbage foods in general. Those fit fine together.
I also love borch soop. So that would be grate place for me to eat. That liver pancake thing reminds me finnish liverfood made out of grinded liver that has mixed with grinded meat, fined onions and seasoning (salt & pepper). Then those are baked as small flat beefs and roasted in the pan. Smashed potatoes and lingonberrie jam beside and you have tasty dinner on your plate.
Here in Croatia we are made it with sour cabbage rolls calling iz "sarma". Turkish left it and also (in Bosnia) sarma with vine leaves. There are mix of spices in the markets so you need cabbage, meat, rise and egg (someone don`t use eggs). Same mix is using in summer to fill green pepper. 😀
Stuffed peppers are also delicious and dumplings.
Moi! ,, Ленивые " голубцы можно хоть каждый день готовить. А в Финляндии самое вкусное - это MAMMI!
@@Strikan33 , с виноградными листьями у нас называют далма. Это кавказская кухня.
Тушеная капуста с картошкой, очень просто и вкусно.
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Thanks for a glimpse of Russia! Hello from Chicago.
Thank you so much Hue! Love to Chicago ❤️❤️
And you health and good luck!
Знаем такой город, там бандиты в шляпах с Томми- ганами.😄😄🤭
Хочу в Чикаго!
@@aelitak для начала посмотри штатовские ролики. Не рада будешь. Не тот уж Чикаго
I went to a similar restaurant in Central Europe, Bulgaria. The food was mainly "stick to your ribs" comfort food, soups and lovely salads.
(Also, the most delicious cakes, I've had, even beating Paris.)
Central and Eastern European food needs more appreciation. Thanks for sharing 🙂
Totally agree! It is such an underrated cuisine group❤️❤️❤️
Bulgaria is in South-East Europe tho
I continue to be amazed by the videos you put up. Your sharing makes the world a much smaller place. So many Americans have never learned, or forgotten how to cook, or prepare food at home, that prepared meals is all they know. I'm amazed that I could shop in your country and prepare food we would probably all enjoy. We are so regional in this country, yet we can be exposed to foods from many many cultures in one day if we wish. Food is one of the thing that binds us all together. I cook many different styles of dishes from many different cultures, my favorites being Chinese and other Asian styles.
👍👍
Where and with whom do you live and go to that your friends don't cook? Cooking is the center of gatherings indoors or out. Food, drink, conversation, dance, sports Food makes everything better!
I visited Sochi. Moscow, Leningrad (Petrograd)
In 1971. Very Nice!
That was a very hot summer that year.
Летом в Сочи всегда жарко. У нас субтропики.
I love places like this. Full belly, smile on the face and not a big dent in the wallet
Насть ещё один аспект ,на который никто не обратил внимания. Парень рассчитался за еду для всех. Наш мужик!
Мало того, на еду показывал нормально, т.е. ладонью, а не пальцем тыкая (по крайней мере не всегда, там где надо).
Тоже ржу )) русских теток узнаешь не взирая ни на что. Грубость, приказной тон, тыканье пальцем, кривая морда если "супнитакой", и никакого спасибо за оплаченный счет. Бедный парень.
Lies again? Sheng Siong USD SGD
Так они же женаты, Юля и Мятт, так что платят из совместного бюджета, я думаю.
@@ssokerinживи с укротетками
наслаждайся
потом не плачь сильно и не жалуйся
Столовки спасают во время короткого путешествия в другие города. Была летом в Санкт-Петербурге столовки классные и довольно вкусно.
Скорее всего это уже не столовая, а кафе с завышенными ценами. Столовки остались на заводах и у студентов.
@@E266PD В центре СПб на Невском очень много таких столовых как на видео.
@@SomewhereInRussia быть то они могут. Даже в ГУМе есть такая столовка, вопрос в ценах.
@@E266PD цены доступные, народу не протолкнуться.
Yummy, plenty of delicious food. I love Russian food.
So happy you enjoyed it Joe! 🥰
Great video, but Russians would order some bread for sure! Can't imagine any Russian meal without bread. Our black bread is something you definitely need to try. Borodinsky, it's the best!
Обожаем Бородинского 😍❤️
Darnitsky forever
I am Russian. You're right. I personally eat everything with bread, even pasta. Although my mom laughs every time and says how I can eat dough with dough. 😁 I don't know, for me to eat without bread is blasphemy and just a waste of food. Because the same soup, if you eat without bread, you can eat two plates.
Я ем без хлеба)) разве что для первого взяла бы
сейчас молодеж все меньше ест хлеб. В нашей семье один я ем хлеб.
It was so nice to see you people.
Enjoy your meal and share such wonderful vlogs.
Wonderful food. Thank you for showing this video. Eva
The selection of food looks amazing, I'm up for trying any of it.
That food looked so damned good! Brings back a few memories of my stint in Russia (Moscow & St Petersburg) now some 20 years ago. Oh, and the constant challenges of the Russian language and the cyrillic alphabet!!!
It has changed a lot, much more people speak English and are much more open to foreigners compared to how it used to be 20 years ago.
@@elladapetrosyan9610 well, my attitude towards foreigners has changed significantly for the worse now. Especially when it comes about native English speakers.
@@elladapetrosyan9610 Мы для вас открылись и сразу нож в спину получили, больше так нас не обманут...
@@Станислав-о7ь Что за хрень, какой еще нож в спину?! Вы не представляете, сколько русских переехало в Армению и сейчас спокойно живут там. Но я понимаю, среди русских армянофобия всегда зашкаливала. Печально и противно.
@@elladapetrosyan9610 А Армения тут причем? Я про Запад,это перед ним мы открылись, а с армянами мы сотни лет вместе
Looks so delishes. Rememebering my childhood when we had similar places to eat in Estonia 30 years ago. Cheap and good. Porsh and Seljanka are my favorite soups of all times!
Погоди немного, прибалтика будет должна выкупить земли у России (не ефимками и...) без помощи ЕЭС и США...
@@slava-ochkldailavrussiy7480 Смысл комментария остается неясным, особенно в отношении еды, которая была предметом видео.
@@andruspuusta4230 не все понимают что написал этот человек) Приезжайте в гости, накормим вас всем что любите. Спасибо за теплые слова!
Борщ и Солянка😂😂😂
В каком городе жили в Эстонии? Я тоже там жил в СССР, столовые там были отличные, даже заводские для рабочих.
I love visiting different countries, cultures and cuisine. TY! Wish we really had teleporters...would be so excellent to travel, tour and taste in person that way. All the best from central Illinois, USA!
Golubtsy is fantastic meal. My favorite. BTW.. In the south of Russia, borsch is prepared with a small amount of beetroot.
They usually use tomatoes or tomato paste, so the Kuban borsch is not as red as it is prepared in Moscow, for example. But it tastes so much better this way.
Так и есть, в Москве это больше свекольник и там нет сладкого перца. А ещё на Кубани обжаренное сало часто довавляют.
I loved this video! Three real people giving honest reactions with no canned responses. Nothing better!
I subscribed.
Thank you so much 🙏🏼❤️
That is a crazy amount of food for just a couple people
В столовку захотелось 😊
ага) Решили с сыном завтра сходить...
Я даже не знал, что они до сих пор существуют
Она мне уже надоела,каждый день в столовую хожу обедать на заводе...
@@СерёгаЕпстудей то на заводе. Я про городские.
@@Prosto_Sytno ну у нас по городу их полно," они в основном существуют за счёт проведения в них поминок и продажи поминальных обедов.Так же развозят еду по офисам и на строительные площадки...
The best way to appreciate one's culture is through food.
You make the videos fun. I like to see them. I am traveling with you and learning of new places. Thank you!
в западной кухне не очень любят печёнку... а я если долго её не ем, прямо скучаю... печёночка вымоченная в молоке, пожаренная с лучком да с гречкой на гарнир - это же самое то и очень здоровая пища! А печёночный тортик - ням-ням.......
Liver is full of protein and iron. I love it with lots of fried onions and mustard.
Еще сверху соусом полить, в котором печенка готовилась и с горчицей! Все! Завтра приготовлю!!!)))
Я куриную печень раз в неделю точно готовлю, и пока готовлю пару кусков сырых с луком и солью просто проглатываю. Очень вкусно. Да говорят опасно и тд. но бог миловал.
Печенка это витамин В12 ни в одном продукте больше нет Этого витамина
Меня тошнит даже от запаха печёнки.
Excellent food video, thank you guys! I just love the Stolovaya concept of offering typical homemade foods. That liver cake looks yummy!
Ohh the liver cake really was the star of the show 🤤 So glad you enjoyed it Johan! 🥰
Love watching you guys. You are my kind of people. Safe travels guys.
Cheers Paul! Really appreciate it 🥰
Me too!
I enjoyed eating in places like that in Moscow and St. Petersburg. Easy and filling.
@cisty brown hope not
Amazing selection of great food!
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Russian food is my favorite after my countries food .Especially because im one of those people who like mixing everything and Russian cuisine have so many flavors
So happy you love Russian food, it’s such a rich cuisine 🥰
Лук - это кладезь здоровья!
"Запах, он с тобой уйдет, а слова останутся. Так что дыши, чем хочешь, но в сторону. И настроение вот такое - большой палец болит всем показывать!" М.М.Жванецкий
I am a Norwegian but fortunately i was with a Russian woman for 3 years that was amazing when it came to making Russian food.
I love Norwegian food, but now i love Russian food even more. :)
This is the first time i see borscht that is not kind of red by the way, it got me curious, is there many types of borscht? (Maybe it just sounded like borscht to me?)
To be honest with you, I never knew there was more than one type of borscht 😅
It is called shchi.
Во-первых, есть несколько рецептов борща, а во-вторых, у одной и той-же хозяйки борщ получается всякий раз по разному. Все зависит от продуктов. От свеклы очень сильно зависит.
@@МихаилСеров-д8ф Борщ Русский и только,а у них свинина с капустой
@@МихаилСеров-д8ф To me borscht will always be something i think about as a traditional Russian dish. :)
Also, unless it is a Russian that live in Ukraine, i will always look up what people from Ukraine say before i believe it.. ;-)
You all are making me hungry!
Yummy! Yummy! Yummy! My husband would rather eat an old boot than liver cake. But I love it!! Ate it when we lived in Germany in the 1970s!
What a great way to spend lunch! Trying all the local cuisine is the only reason I leave home. Just fun!
It looks good. I hope to visit your country one day and sample your foods firsthand. But first we need to find a way through some difficult issues. I see no insurmountable differences between ordinary people in my country and yours.
ordinary people hire their governments to absorb the wealth out of other countries its the governments that would make peace the people are mendacious and bourgeoise and demand - jobs- ie code for easy jobs that pay because of military economic superiority otherwise their 300 million peopler not being controlled by an army of 300k shooting soldiers while they stand around and get all the money. communism controls by law oil by manufacturing and technology from a hidden moon base and a robot army
I don't have issues, neither with the Russian state, the Russian government nor with the Russian people, including all other nations there.
I'm American and ethnically German, and I consider Russia a friendly country. I don't give a shit what a bunch of billionaires and globalist swine want. I'm actually very thrilled that they will lose Ukraine and that this territory will not serve as an American missile base against Russia. Because that is not in my nor in your interest.
The difference is you, like ravenous dogs, openly encourage the encirclement of Mother Russia whereas we couldn't care less about your neighbourhood. I would recommend pressuring your 'democratic' government into staying out of Eastern Europe.
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Добрый день. Приезжайте конечно, мы границ не закрывали. Мы рады всем добрым людям... и да, мы не кусаемся 😁
I like how neat and clean the market is.
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Все выглядит очень вкусно!
Гораздо лучше, чем этот американский фаст-фуд!
Привет из Германии!
I'm not a fast food eater. I prefer real meals. My family mostly ate german style which my mother was brought up on and Polish food to please my father.
Еду надо оценивать не только по внешнему виду! 😁 Вполне вероятно, что там ингредиенты очень низкого качества, например колбаса в супе может вообще не содержать мяса и быть, мягко говоря, не очень свежей...
@@SuperCtrlAltDel А вода для супа из грязной реки, да? )
@@---ui9yf ну в Тюмени к примеру почти все водопроводную воду используют, а она часто воняет и действительно грязная на вид, берут её из реки Тура на Метелёвском водозаборе.
@@SuperCtrlAltDel , фильтр вам в помощь
In Texas we have kinda well known cafeteria group called Luby's.
They've closed a few locations but are still hanging on.
SAME SETUP!!
Trays and salad at beginning of line.
They're well known for the liver and onions!!! My fav
>SAME SETUP!! This setup was adopted in USSR from USA in the 30-ies.
Love this video! love the cooking sounds..
So glad you enjoyed it 🥰❤️
Thank you for showing us your video brilliant value and all looks lovely wow that slice of cake looks delicious
Great video! It's to bad you tube doesn't have smell-o-vision. Everything looks amazing! I am now starving and have to go make something to eat. It's all your fault for showing off such yummy food. 😉 Thanks for that.
So glad you enjoyed it 🥰❤️
I love cabbage rolls, My grandmother would make them all the time/ borscht,
And cake: I like the heavier butter cream frosting..
The idea of jam in the cake sounds wonderful I think I would really enjoy that cake!
Thanks for sharing.
Yes, apricot jam in a chocolate cake really lifts it and stops the sweetness becoming cloying.
Very cool! Love your videos! Greetings from Berlin!
Когда хожу в один торговый центр, где подобная домашняя кухня (котлетки, пюрешка и тп) и радом бургеры, суши... И всегда очередь именно на нашу кухню.
Обожаю кухню СССР.
Солидарен, сам делаю выбор в такую кухню.
бедный макдональдс не выдерживает конкуренции со столовой))))
Никак ГУМ? 🙂 Столовая номер какая-то.
I never visited a canteen but had a lot of homemade Russian food and loved it. It is much better than here in the USA.
Glad we could show you David 🥰
Go back to you're Motherland then. TRAITOR. Putin will love you.
" much better than here in the United States ". Only in your dreams buddy.
@@davidcole8448 I would agree if the food now days matched what I eat in the 50's. We eat all fresh then. Not in my dreams.
@@davidchappell4759 I have forgotten that during the sixtys while in elementary school that the grocery stores stopped selling fresh produce, quite frankly while serving in the military stationed in Europe, the food in restaurants were never as good as here in California, those people in that canteen were eating what my father told me about the great depression.
Thanks for the video. The food looks good and i will try it. And i am a chocolate addict, lol, so the best part was the cake ;-) And now I am going to watch another video of yours. I realy like the videos you guys make.
That looks amazing! I never had Russian food but I want to give it a try.
What a vlog - loved it.
Never thought to seek out & read up on Russian food.
My ears, tastebuds both pricked up when I heard the words 'beetroot' and 'cabbage' two of my favourite foods.
I don't eat liver that much but I have some lambs liver I have wanted to be more adventurous when I cook.
I'll be online most of the afternoon researching & looking for cook / recipe books.
You have your mother's / grandmother's versions of all dishes to make a comparison with, I do not.
(Which is a good thing for me).
The food looked very good & extremely appetising.
I look forward to my new food adventure.
Thank you for posting & for sharing.
Best wishes to you all.
Everything looks very tasting. I would probably eat all I see on the table and enjoy it.
My cousin RIP lived in Volgograd for 13 years and worked as an engineer learned Russian in 9 months from Spanish, all the best guys success and happiness Matt and Julia
Чооооорт! Захотел печеночный. Это ж просто экстаз для любителей
да! у меня даже есть любимое место где он на столько прекрасен, что если мне плохо то я сперва захожу туда а только потом в бар =)
Я каждый раз когда о нем вспоминаю - хочу 🤤😄
@@MattandJulia раздразнили)). Пойду, приготовлю.
Его приготовить как два пальца об асфальт.
@@MattandJulia ну вот... теперь и я печеночный торт захотел 🤤😢
Не знаю, делали ли вы видео с ресторанов в России, их очень много, разнообразно и вкусно, но лучше домашней еды нет нигде!
Those foods look wonderful ... especially the liver cake. I had never heard of it! Thanks!
I don't know what is short of foods but it looks like Yummy. I like it 👍Thanks everyone sharing your video.
food looks fantastic. sour creme and potatoes. everything looks good.
Glad you enjoyed it 🥰❤️❤️❤️
Good job, guys!!! Я бы тоже с удовольствием посетил эту столовку... 🙂
Так в чём же дело ? Приезжайте в Адлеровский район города Сочи. Съёмки там проходили.... 😊
@@Wayfarer293 далековато. 😀
Its wonderful and so delicious Russian food ... in this part of the world we know and in love with Russian Salad ... Great Share emmm... feeling hungry Matt and Julia :)
all thumps up for sweet and great cake!
Haha, thank you so much, alwaaays hungry 🤤😉
What's the rissian salad? I've never heard of such thing.
Добрый день. Самое смешное что у нас этот салат называеться ОЛЬВЬЕ, по имени повара, который его придумал, а он был французом 😁
Have to admit that the food looks really good! I’d totally have lunch in places like that if visiting Russia one day! I’m Swedish so Russia isn’t far away geographically. A fair few of Russian dishes look very good, and the few I have tried are amazing! I even made beef stroganoff at home once last year and it was amazing (need to make it again) and with me loving beetroot, I really need to make borscht at home sometime. Some Russian dishes are very common here as well, like cabbage rolls. I’m also a huge fan of semolina (hmm might actually have to go out to the kitchen and make semolina porridge for lunch today)
I travel to Latvia most years and all cities and most towns have cafes like this. You have to try Solyanka soup with some lemon slices in it. It is so good and every place makes it slightly differentl. The Baltic states are known for delicious cold beet soup that's bright magenta in color. The cafe in Stockmann, Riga makes a very good version.
Your explanation makes my mouth water. I am veg but what is the dish you recommend?
Visiting Russia might be difficult considering the war in Ukraine. Russia is turning into a hermit state.
@@GameArchon215 You are wrong, he was made a hermit only in the west. The rest of the world continues to love Russia and cooperate with it.
How sweet seeing you eating chicken Kiev in Russia. Fascist Russia should be boycotted. Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦
looks wonderful, wish I was there to try some. From Melbourne, Australia. we have a strong Russian community in my area, so I will look for a Russian restaurant to try.
Love watching your content and honest reviews.
Thank you so much! Really appreciate it ❤️
уникальность борщика в том, что его невозможно плохо приготовить, он хорош в любом исполнении, даже самом необычном
печёночный торт - это фишка, у нас его, к сожалению можно увидеть только по праздникам))
Я один из немногих кто борщ не любит, никогда б его не ел.
@@dedsaf2 кушайте щи :) ..никто ж борщ не заставляет есть... многим свекла не нравится из-за земляного привкуса )) так что вы не одиноки
@@dimitrius8095 Так вы давно видали,что б кто-то исконный борщ с борщевиком делал?Все о нем говорят,но практически никто не пробовал.🙂
@@dedsaf2 я тоже не люблю щи и борщи, если и ем, то предпочитаю легкие супы, не жирные и без мяса в нем. НО я больше предпочитаю вторые блюда, суп я вообще могу даже не есть в обед.
@@dimitrius8095 ну свёклу то я люблю.
I’ve only just stumbled across this channel and I found it really interesting. Julia, your English is excellent, where did you learn it ? I’ve subbed and will look for more of your videos 👍🇬🇧
So healthy! I so wish places in the US would provide healthy fare. All of us devoted to healthy, fresh eating here resigned ourselves to eating every meal at home long ago. You are so fortunate to have what you have.
Really hope this sort of concept can take route there soon ❤️❤️❤️
Поэтому нам было смешно, когда из-за санкций от нас ушел МакДональдс))) У нас очень много мест, где можно поесть более вкусную и полезную еду
@@MattandJuliaдля русских это не концепция,это культура,многовековая.
They won't let you do it. You will be fattened up with fat and sweet, then you will die of obesity and diabetes, and emigrants will come to your place on a lower salary. Your food is called "Death to the Anglo-Saxons." 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Нам не повезло, просто мы сопротивляемся фастфуду, не сдаёмся. Я своих детей не вожу туда и запрещаю там кушать. Только наша еда.
this reminds me of my high school cantine in scotland in the early 90s
Так захотелось печёночный тортик, я его очень давно не ела😋
О, вы напомнили , я снова его захотела ))
Spasiba for the wintertime tour (down south) of the Sochi cafeteria and review of the "home cooking" offerings. In Finland (w smaller pop.) only university student unions have such spacious cafeterias. Otherwise the closest equivalents would be the new so-called food courts offering a variety of national and international dishes. Incidentally, cabbage rolls (kaalikääryleet = golubtsi) are considered Finnish national cuisine. Chocolate cake, chicken Kiev and borscht are also popular. During the dark and cold winters hearty soups like (beetroot) borsht and selyanka are great pick-me-ups! The same goes for coffee up here in the Far North. Ваше здоровье!
Thank you so much for sharing 🥰 Glad you enjoyed it! ❤️
I love all your videos especially hitting the supermarkets. Some of the veggies in your video looks a whole lot better than what I have in my neck of the woods here in the States. I hope one day you two take us thru UK and all her Top Spots to visit, who better than Matt & Julia. :-)
Thank you so much, so glad you enjoyed it 🥰 Definitely take you through a UK tour at some point 🤗
I'm impressed with the care the dishes look made with. That amount of food would cost no less than $40 or $50 in Columbus, Ohio in a similar food service setting.
@@scottgoodman8993 Which would translate to less than 4 USD in Russia considering the wages....
Looks delicious...kindest thanks for sharing ✨✨🙏
So glad you enjoyed it Violet! 🥰❤️
Thank you very much for a great video, showing various foods available.
Show glad you enjoyed it 🥰
Looks really interesting. I definitely love the food videos!
So glad you enjoyed it 🥰
Thanks a lot. I made it a habit having lunch together with you. Really nice your company. Plus, fun fact, I had been waiting for the moment, when Matt says: „It‘s falling apart in your mouth.“ LOL and there it came with the liver cake 🍰. 😂👌 I am still wondering if this is actually a feature in food that I would appreciate. 🙈 go ahead. You are doing such good job!
Hahaha, what can I say? I’m a people pleaser 😂 So glad to have you along with us! 😊
The food looked lovely Just like your Mum!!! A great selection and variety!!!
Спасибо, что оценили наши блюда! Привет из России
они тоже из России. С первых слов было понятно, что русская. Акцент чувствуется, как бы коротко ни говорила она.
@@MB-sg8xq и муж тоже русский?
I love Russian food from the Philippines
Приезжайте! Накормим едой приготовленной дома. У нас очень большое меню.
I have had olivier, chicken kiev, schuba, and red borsch, there are Russian restaurants here in Dallas, been wanting to go to them again soon, especially to try solyanka.
Olivier is pretty easy to cook at home. Even if not experienced in cooking. Try it with fresh and pickled cucumbers mix. And to not add carrots:) (it's up to you :) Schuba, and red borsch not big deal too.
It 1 PM in India , watching Vlog before Vlog . As always so very much this wonderful adventure of RUSSIA.Bye and Good night from INDIA
Thank you so much Raghav! Lots of love to India! ❤️
You guys are great, just love the way you try things...keep it up.
Please try to make one in Estonia just in case you've not made any on your channel.
Many thanks from Iraq.
Excellent video! Good job!
Thank you so much Johnny! ❤️❤️❤️
Very well presented... I'm from the US South originally and have lived in Wyoming and North Dakota for nearly a decade. A very dear friend of many years is in St. Petersburg and we've compared notes many, many times. At some point, I am determined to try some of these dishes just to satisfy my curiosity. This was fun to watch - Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much Johnnie, so glad you enjoyed it 🥰❤️
WOW this place make me so hungry i feel like moving to sochi russia after seeing this, even as a western man, there is nothing like this in australia, maybe at some universities, but nothing like this for the general public especially at low prices.
The Best place to acquaint with Russia stolovay is Saint-Petersburg. There are a lot of such places for any money.
@@maradik1607 thanks for the tip, i will check them out
Looks very clean and orderly.. and these young people seem very polite👍
Harriet and I enjoy Russian food when we can make it or find a restaurant that has it. Most of what you ordered at that cafeteria Harriet and I would eat. Looks delicious. All the way around it
was a delicious video. We love you guys💖💖 And as a Patreon we never miss a video. Sending you lots of love😍😍 Jim and Harriet . Richmond, Va.
Thank you so much guys! So glad Doty enjoyed it 🥰 Did you visit a ‘Stolovaya’ when you were in the USSR? 🥰 Lots of love xxx
@@MattandJulia Thank you so much for asking. Yes she did go to Stolovaya in the old USSR. Sending love right back at you💖💖 Jim and Harriet. Richmond, Va.
fantastic video food really does look amazing also been a long time since i seen so many lada's
Everything looks so delicious!
I love it. So much food in one place. It all looked amazing. I agree with Julia I think butter creams are very heavy on cake. I like lighter also. I don’t like really sweet either. Excellent video. Stay safe. ❤️❤️
So glad you enjoyed it Cheryl! 🥰 Yeah exactly, me too, I love when sweet dishes are slightly savoury ❤️
You guys simply enjoy eating, i meen u always describe what ever ure eating at the moment so precise and with a pashion. I feel like im with u eating the same thing. You culd be food critics, haha.
Great video.
Haha, ohhh yeah we do! 🥰 Thank you so much Duke ❤️
Hello from Oregon! The food looks great! “ that’s a big chunk”. “ I believe in you”. 😂
Hahahah, thanks so much! Really glad you enjoyed the video 🤗❤️
That all looks so good, proper homemade, fantastic!
Very interesting. We used to have such places in my part of the USA but COVID lockdowns put them out of business. I hope somebody tries it again soon. Your food looks decent.
Us too, heartbreaking that so many small/medium business were forced to close because of all the lockdowns.
The key ingredient for Solaynka is Brez which is sauted Pickles and tomato paste.
I love Russian food. My mother knows a few recipes and every dish that a Russian has made for me has always been delicious.
Prune and beetroot salad and liver cake - Yummy !
😂 ‘health and fitness’
first one was my favourite in Sochi
thank you for your information on types of food in your country
Looks cozy. Prices are quite average on a world basis. I travel a LOT unfortunately, due to business. I love places like this.
So glad you enjoyed it 🥰❤️