Why are New Yorkers OBSESSED With This Ukrainian Food?
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- Опубликовано: 23 апр 2022
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33 E 7th St (go down the stairs)
2) Veselka: 144 2nd Ave
3) Ukrainian East Village Restaurant: 140 2nd Ave
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Great video
thank you im Ukrainian too!!
I am your fan from Taiwan and I support Ukraine ❤️ 🇺🇦
Love and peace ❤️🇺🇦
Slava Ukraine. Greetings from Poland. Hope to visit NY in July. Must go there definitely.
Did you make it?
Dude, thanks for promoting and supporting Ukraine - this is a very good cause! I hope your relatives in Ukraine are fine! Instant subscription to your channel!
Your insight into the city is truly unparalleled. I was born and raised here and while I dismiss most food bloggers/influencers, you are among the few who capture a holistic and nuanced perspective of the WHOLE city. As much as I admire Bourdain, “his” NYC felt somewhat limited or borrowed if outside the comfort zone. You showcase all facets and stories of this diverse city. Thank you for creating such meaningful and quality content.
It’s great that you’ve highlighting the Ukrainian community. Everyone needs to support Ukraine 🇺🇦. These restaurants look amazing. Definitely visiting one of these restaurants. Thanks
Veselka has been a long-time favorite of mine, but I appreciate now having recommendations for lesser-known Ukrainian eateries in the city! Thank you so much for this video!!
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That's wonderful that there are places you can eat at that helps the Ukrainians fight the war. I have Jewish ancestry on my dad's side and the town my great grandpa was from Tchortoria was part of the soviet union when he was born there in the 1880s, but became part of Ukraine in the 1990s. My great grandparents, great uncle and great aunt immigrated to Montreal in 1913 and my grandpa was born in Montreal in 1914. I think they immigrated to escape the first world war.
I love how there is a blue and yellow cookie to support Ukraine. I also love their sign in the window: Make Borscht Not War. So cool!
I lived near Alphabet City for a year and Veselka was one of the restaurants I remember eating at with my father when I first arrived. Great place and wonderful area. I loved the East Village!
Good Sunday Morning Jon
We All Appreciate You For Supporting Ukraine Eateries Thank You So Much For Highlighting 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦 Much Love Always Ms British Gray From Tampa Florida Blessings
#StandStrongUkraineWeLoveAndSupportYouAll
God bless my motherland and it's food. 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦
Amen Ian
Hey! I wandered into that last place on my recent trip to New York City because I was seeing a movie at the Angelika a little later. I thought it was nice to eat at a Ukrainian place, but I had no idea I was also contributing to such a worthy cause! It was a good dinner: Weinerschnitzel and egg noddles.
Fun to see you there now too. It's one of the few places I ate during my week in the big apple that I hadn't had recommended by either your channel or another.
Never heard of Little Ukraine. Can’t wait to try some of these places!
Hey Nyasia hope you're well :)
@@HereBeBarr yes! And ready to try all of your recommendations this spring/summer!
Jon you absolutely, never disappoint me with your content. I love it! Thank you for shining a light on the Ukrainian community. We pray for Ukraine and all countries and refugees going through war and hardship. ❤🙏🏾
I am on YET ANOTHER Here Be Barr marathon . ( I LOVE your new york diner videos. watch them more than thrice )
Thank you so much for this video.
I love seeing the different cultural restaurants in New York.
It touched my heart.
Prayers for your family in Ukraine.
By the way,you are by far one of my favorite channels to watch on u tube.
I can't go wrong.
I look forward to all of your episodes.
Another excellent video by Jon. The quality and variety of his video’s are superb. He shows you things and area’s of NYC that you wouldn’t normally consider. Definitely the best YouTubber who highlights’s what’s going on in New York. You can trust what he says and it’s done in nice way. His travel videos are also superb like the recent California one. I didn’t know New York had such a big Ukrainian community and it’s great to see so many places doing there best to help that country and it’s people as it is terrible what is going on their at the moment. Jon’s videos always make you feel just that little bit better after watching them. New York is my favourite city to visit and I can’t wait to return so having someone like Jon always updating you on certain things to see and what’s is going on is great for me. This video is a case in point.
Great video homie. Iv'e Been watching your videos since you started . Much love from Akron Ohio
As someone of Polish heritage it's amazing to see how similar the cuisine is or even shared between the 2 countries, the pierogi or Ukrainian borscht for example which my dad has made many times. The schnitzel too is a popular dinner for Poles too. Need to come back to NYC again and visit these restaurants for sure.
As a New Yorker who's eaten both Polish and Ukrainian food, I would have genuine difficulty telling them apart. They're both incredibly delicious!
I think I saw stuffed cabbage or gołąbki too (goh-wom-bki). Very similar, indeed.
@@TheSilentWhales I do love some gołąbki, especially in a tomato sauce. Lovely
It's all weird. I grew up learning how to cook Baba's "Ukrainian" cabbage rolls. Only to find out MANY years later that they are more like Romanian sarmale. Who cares? its all fantastic!
Love your videos. Love'em! Thank you for showing the spots to go, the commentary, the support for Ukraine. I've watched you for 2 years now I think. Always coming back for a refreshing low--key feel. Thanks man
Good to see people coming together in support of others so far away. Such a sad situation 🙏
Awesome! Thanks for the video and I will come visit and support when I move back to NYC in July!
Hi, I just wanna say thank you for this video. It's very helpful. Especially because streecha is very hidden and I never heard about it before. I visited my girlfriend in Brooklyn again on Christmas and this time we were at streecha. I come from Berlin and I have relatives in Ukraine. They were very happy to see the pictures from the Ukrainian Village. Greetings
This is such a fantastic way to use your platform. I love Veselka, and I’ll definitely be trying the others soon! 🇺🇦
Great video and amazing to see how everyone is supporting the efforts.
Great information in this video. Will definitely make the Ukrainian Village area a visit when I’m in NYC this summer.
This is such a sweet video - thank you for posting. The food and the church look amazing
Great video bro! Man I need to go check that place out! Looks amazing!
Thanks for showing us the lighter side of living in NYC. loved it !
Love your videos! Can't wait to come back to NYC for a visit.
Thanks for video
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Streecha looks great and excellent prices!
Been to Velselka-
perogies are delicious
Ukrainian East Village restaurant looks great too! -thanks sharing your family info.
dont forget streecha also welcome volunteers to make varenyky 8-11 Friday mornings, Check with the staff there ;)
Thank you for support! And great video!
Jon, I'm the one who was born and raised in NYC/Brooklyn - moved to southern Calif. decades ago. I saw ur recent video when u and ur wife were visiting Ventura County - I live 15 minutes south. Now, ur in the lower east side - where I was born - visiting Ukrainian Restaurants. My grandparents were from Austria and Russia - and my mother used to prepare all those delicious Jewish foods. Blintzes, pierogis, chulent, borscht - with sour cream. My mouth was watering while u and Ben were eating. Eating great food is an EXPERIENCE!!!!! Standing for Ukrainia. Thank You for ur great videos - allowing the world to view small businesses - especially mom & pop restaurants. America was built by people opening small businesses.
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I put Vaselka on our do to list for next month when we are in town for the weekend . Looks amazing!
I have a mixed Slavic ancestry, including Ukrainian. I also have relatives in Ukraine. The food you tried looks really good. Borscht is my favorite soup, and that looks great. Vareneky is really good when it's fried. It's great comfort food, for sure. It's also a great cause to support. Edmonton, has the largest Ukrainian population in Canada, followed by Winnipeg. The Prairie provinces of Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba, have the largest Ukrainian population, outside of Ukraine. Thanks for your support for the people in Ukraine, and the country itself. Cheers! 🙏🇺🇦
You definitely have Ukrainian last name)
@@TarikBest10 It's of Polish origins.
@@dwaynewladyka577 may be, but Wladyka in Ukrainian literally means bishop or lord in wider sense
@@TarikBest10 True.
We've got something like Streecha in Toronto. It's called Heavenly Perogy and it's also in the basement of a church.
I haven't been but my coworkers say it's good
I LOVE VESELKA!!!
Thank you so much for this episode and for your support of Ukraine! I hope to visit NY someday and try all the tasty places you showed in your videos)
Thanks a lot for this video!
@7:19 HOLY CRAP That sounded delicious from the description; then actually seeing it. I would demolish that, and then probably come back everyday for like a week.
I have to check that out because I’ve been in New York and I never knew there was a little Ukraine
This episode is so good!
Amazing content. Thank you. NO WAR!
Great food and super cause. My late father's family all came from Odesa, so I am familiar with the food and it hurts to see what is going there. 😢
Another great video John
I'm in NYC for a 10 days from tomorrow. I've put a couple of these restaurants on my to-do-list. Thx! :)
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I will definitely put veselka restaurant on my itinerary when I visit NYC next month
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Jon, nicely done as always. One thing I really like about your videos is you always leave the audience wanting more, not to mention supporting a very noble cause. Just curious, when you say largest Ukrainian community does that factor in all the Soviet Jews that escaped the old Soviet Union. Of course it's not important in the grand scheme of things. Keep up the good work, and btw my grandmother was a Ukrainian Jewish immigrant from Tzarist Russia in the early part of the 20th century. Keep up the good work, and send my best to the family.
It should include them i believe
Going to NYC in a month and we draw a lot of inspiration out of your videos, are grateful for them and are hoping to bump into you there! Though I still like Slovakian Halušky better! 😀
@Daniel Cupak Add a few shots of Double Cross vodka😆🙀😃😬
I really wish I would’ve saw this before I went to New York because I would’ve gone to these places to eat. The food looks so wonderful so next time I go to New York I’m definitely going to these places.
hey would love to see another JC video theres great cheap and diverse eats across the river
Great timely video. Gonna check these spots out! Hope your family is well! Sad the 24hr industry is over here.
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great video, Thanks!!
Love this! I always go to Stricha when I'm in NYC! Thank you for doing this great video--I'm sharing this with my global Ukrainian communities. Slava Ukraini.
Thanks for sharing!!
I have to visit little Ukraine Jon ! Thank you for making this video.
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I stand with Ukraine 🇺🇦 as well.🍱may God blesses Ukraine 🇺🇦 people and the country.
We didn't go to the little Ukraine but we did stop at the little Poland restaurant a block down the street. It's very homemade, server is very nice too . After tried few Malaysian restaurant during our stay in NYC for a week , if you miss KL and want to try some Malaysian food - try out Rasa located west village area if I'm not wrong. Around 8th Street,you will like their coconut rice that you mentioned about - nasi lemak with fried chicken. It's a little higher price as compare to Kopitiam that located in Chinatown Manhattan. Both are my favorite so far when comes Malaysian restaurant. Thanks for all the information in RUclips. We basically tried to do most of the stuff you mentioned during Patreon and in the video
Thank you for this great video and sharing that you are actually Ukrainian! I've visited all these businesses in recent times and I guess bonus points for having visited Ukrainian East Village pre-pandemic. Also nearby is the Ukrainian Museum where admission is only $8. You could probably visit the church to respectfully observe, although I haven't tried that yet!
Amazing that all these spots are in East Village
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Great video Jon! Please do videos in Connecticut if you can! 🥰
I lived around here. 6th St was also the little India/Bangladesh of the area, with a lot of Indian (most of them actually Bangladeshi) restaurants. At night, the air from the rooftops would smell of Indian food, from the ventilation coming out of all the Indian eateries.
Hello Ben the 📷 camera man and the foods looks delicious.🍖🍗🥩🥖🥐🍞🌽🍄🥦🥬🥒🥕
But didn't you listen: his girlfriend is VERY REAL!!! ;) :D
Can't wait to try these spots when I'm in NYC to support a great cause! Can you also make a video on some Afghani restaurants around NYC that are supporting displaced Afghan refugees as well?
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I support Ukraine 🇺🇦. Great video
Brighton Beach, Sheepshead Bay.
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Hello, I'm Merve from Turkey, I've been watching your videos for a long time with liking. My English is at intermediate level. I request you if you add Turkish subtitles to your videos, they will be watched much more. .because there are a lot of people in Turkey who love and are curious about New York. Thank you 😊
I added it for you :)
@@HereBeBarr You're great!! Thank you so much 🙏🏻
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Very nice!
Thanks!
Nice of you to show Ukrainian foods
I went to that neighborhood the week the invasion started, a small way to give some support
So great Jon, I'm adding all these to next time we go to New York. Is your family safe in Ukraine?
Thanks yes they’re safe
Vlogers should speak out against Russian invasion on Urkraine! We should all support Ukraine!
Great idea! Stand with Ukraine! Great restaurants! On sad note some restaurants I liked Odessa in upper east and Primorski on Brighton got closed :(
Thanks Ilya!!
@ilyaLNYC well the original restaurant Odessa was on Brighton, but now you are talking years 1980 - 1982 😄🙀😸😁😆
@@homerb3368 Was bit before me - got here 92 but heard about the original. Besides many used to call whole area Little Odessa 😀
Thank you for highlighting Ukraine 🇺🇦
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Ben: MY GIRLFRIEND IS REAL GODDAMNIT!
Hope your family is safe and well Jon and a peaceful end to the war ASAP.
😂 Idk, every time Ben says that she's real is starting to make me think she's not real 🤔
"She lives in Canada, um, you wouldn't know her"
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I just moved to Long Island I'd love a video showing me the ropes of living in NYC
Need eating in one of these UKRAINE restaurant next time I go to NYC definitely!!! thanks for this video ;)
Nice.
Дякую вам за це відео!❤️🇺🇦
Hi from Kiev
Share this with your friends :) Stay safe.
@Виктория В Вы смотрели видео с украинскими субтитрами? Here Be Barr поставил с украинскими и русскими субтитрами, пусть ваши друзья и знакомые посмотрят это видео!
@@homerb3368 смотрела без них. Спасибо хорошему образованию 🙂 Но благодарю за информацию ❤️
There also a ukranian church in astoria
Prayer and safety for your family in the Ukraine.
Nice video, it's actually not pierogi in Ukrainian but varenyky
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Varenyky, not vareniki (the latter is the Russian spelling)
Pyrohy, not pierogi (the latter is the Polish spelling)
Halushky, not halušky (the latter is the Slovak spelling)
Nice underground lair
Thanks, John. I am also a Ukrainian living in NYC. Stand with Ukraine 🇺🇦
Right on!
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You should return to Brighton Beach, Brklyn and interview the local Russian community there on their thoughts of the Putin-Ukraine war.
Not my style.
@@HereBeBarr I understand you don't want yr channel to become political. I was just curious, that's all.
the real littel italy is in the bronx
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Will you shoot about Russian food?
I did a 2
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I think you understand that cultures are intertwined and similar. complement, for example, as the people of their Texas and Boston.
Ukraine all the way!
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I am an overseas Chinese and I stand on Ukraine side. Thanks for supporting Ukraine businesses as Russia invades Ukraine, making the country poor.
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I bet, Chicago city has the biggest Ukrainian diaspora in USA 🤔
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With a name like Jason Birchard you’re telling me he’s Ukrainian?
Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦
Im glad to see though that my Russian friends here in the U.S atleast got my back. Although theyre Russian, they hope they lose. I still have a lot of family left in Ukraine and we all just hope they manage to escape all that unnecessary aggression from the Russian side.. Putin gotta put his ego aside for a moment and just abandon the war. Kind of like the U.S did in Vietnam… pretend u won, But just leave.