"You should have told us you were from Slovakia, we wouldnt charge the service fee, its already expensive for Slovaks" the prime example of a tourist trap.
No, it does not. You look after your own. The cafe owner is trying to make a living. He may even be the owner of the cafe. What is so wrong with earning a crust from affluent tourists, if you can help out your neighbour? That is humanity and civility right there.
He didn't mean it that way at all and its not a tourist trap. Thats actually a very nice gesture as he acknowledges that salaries are not the best in comparison to countries tourists come from, so they give the locals a little break. Nothing wrong with that at all. I live in Eastern Europe now myself and when I do eat out, I am conscious one meal in a middle of the road restaurant, which is still very cheap in comparison to the West, can be quarter of someones monthly wage. I can go to Paris or back home to London and get more royally screwed by prices in a restaurant in my own country!
In eastern EU if you go to a proper restaurant you will wait 30 minutes or 40 for the food, because they don't use any, microwaved food, or caned and frozen food, they buy the freshest ingredients and they prepare it on the spot, so you do have to wait for them to prepare the food for you.
@@Libertine087 my point is that the guy blamed reviews on 'poor countries' (Malaysia isn't a 3rd world country) but the restaurant is too expensive for slovaks?
I cannot agree with that.. If the experience was something like exceptional, ppl cant hold themselves about talking how amazing it was. But if it was just "good" or "normal" experience, i dont think most ppl would bother talking about it
I'm not saying we should be like this but that's human tendency. When you eat out, expecting hospitality is a given.. whether your servers are socially skilled or not is another thing. Food might be underwhelming at times but if the staffs makes any effort to make your visit pleasurable then most people won't bother giving you bad reviews. As for good reviews, either you have to be exceptional in one way or the customers is a big foodie OR he is someone who reviews everything.
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It's all about expectations. The restaurant looks fancy and the food is expensive, so it sets a high expectation for food quality. PPPeter went in with low expectations because he knew the place had terrible reviews and so when the food wasn't terrible, he was satisfied.
"We wouldn't have charged you the service Its already expensive for Slovakia" but it's OK charging those prices to the people from the "3rd world countries"? Makes no sense.
They don't offer you beverage menu so they can charge whatever they want on the drinks. Classic tourist trap. Always ask for the price before ordering.
I remember I asked the price of a beer at a supermercat in Spain. The young cashier said "1.50 euro" Then an older cashier said something fast in Spanish, and the cashier said ""2.50 euro" Yep, no. I returned it and told them "Ah, gràcies!"
@@rolandaustria7926 one day my uncle was buying a book here in New york city. The guy said it was 40 dollars. My uncle said what? Thats expensive! Then the guy said oh you're from ny? For you only 10 dollars. For tourists 40. 🙄
So the restaurant basically charges all tourists more, even though they know some of them come from countries that are even poorer than Slovakia? Wtf? 😂
The highly exquisite egyptian import water, carefully extracted from the great nile river delta, the taste of a rich history of great battles, fallen kingdoms, and freedom. As if you are drinking history itself.
mario your right that’s pretty expensive even if it’s in the city centre that’s still a bit pricey, you can get a hell of a lot more food worth $17 like.
i think the waiter is a racist telling him that he should say hes from slowakia for paying less than foreeigners. If thats not a tourist trap idk what is, deserves nothing more than 2 stars
Well it's the same almost everywhere... It's also here in my country. Since I'm bi raced, I don't look like natives , so when we go out and et in restaurants. They'd add a LOT to teh original price . Ironically I've lived here for my whole life so I know how much everyone is worth... Disgusting fools
Seeing restaurants like this I feel so lucky to be living in Japan. Even when you're at the busiest restaurant in the most central area of Tokyo ( which has x10 more tourists than wherever shown in this video ), customer service is still attentive, respectful and a smile and bow are always seen. And no differential treatments for locals, too. Everyone pays the service fee if there is one.
Makes sense. Imo the japanese are the most humble, kindest and most respectful people. And their customer service is mindblowing, with the extremely friendy personality. And they bow to you!
Thats how people just are down there. Even in Austria they are like that. They are not being rude they are just very straight and dont like to expand on things.
I had to rewatch that after reading your comment. I'm from the USA and even I didn't catch that he said Kentucky. His slov accent comes out so strongly on the state he decided to pick 🤣🤣🤣🤣 should have stuck with Main or some other one syllable one.
Not him blaming 3rd world countries lol WHAT A JOKE DUDE. Honestly, as a person that lives in a 3rd world country for the price you paid there you can eat here in one of the best restaurants and have an amazing experience. So yeah, maybe ppl from 3rd world countries complain because we r used to have better service in our nations. He deserved 0 starts just bcs of that comment. And I would have cursed at him in my native language as well :)
Haha, I must agree. Visited some - as he said - 3rd world Countries and the food is amazing and you get so much of it. Moreover they would not curse like this because hospitability means something in their countries. This restaurant deserves no customers.
@@truefalse207 Brazil is considered third world country as it wasn't directly aligned with any side of the cold war, but "surfing" between options that would bennefit the country's best interests. That also applies to all Latin America.
@@Marinaheidi You see, you are using the correct definition of the term. But nowadays when 99% of people say "3rd world" it's just a simple synonym for "a poor country". Ireland and Switzerland are the 3rd world as they both have policies of neutrality, but if someone on the internet called Switzerland a 3rd world country people would be like WTF
@@Yamezzzz I only use the correct definition of terms and I understand it might cause confusion but I think is better to educate ppl than ignore the history. Btw I am a bachelor in Human Sciences and International Relations so I truly believe that education can also help the world to get less racist and xenophobic, starting by ending misconceptions like "3rd world countries are nothing but poor"
Well slavic languages are very similiarto each other in general. In my opinion Czech may be the most similar to Polish. I used to have Czech customers and we could understand each other without any major problems
I'm Malaysian, I'm used to eating in restaurants with service fee like western food for example. But this doesn't change the fact that this is absurdly expensive.
Most places in the US don’t charge a service fee, you tip what it’s worth as far as service, if the service is bad then you don’t tip or tip very little
Don't assume people don't understand.... I am German and I am fluent in English Spanish and French. I have confronted several people who have made comments and assumed I didn't understand them!
I’m from the US and know german when I used to work on retail some tourist customers were trying to buy fixed blade hunting knives which were longer than than the legal length and get them back to Germany. I didn’t expressly say anything but just because someone says nothing doesn’t mean they don’t understand. I just let them buy what they wanted, I assumed they knew what they were doing based on what they said and that was their business to try.
It is always priceless to see the reaction when they think of all the stuff they said right to your face.. I always wait at the very end to say something back 😁
I'm loving the details. Pissing cameraman, chicken, hobo on bench, vodka bottles, music. Some good work done in this video, good sir! And gotta say that waiter's blaming it on people from third world countries like African countries sounded off, perhaps even a bit racist. How many African tourists does he think they get? Those reviews we saw came from Sweden, Ireland, Ukraine, Slovenia and Greece. And it sounded to me like they were from people who were used to travelling, as well, and perhaps knew a thing or two about what to expect. The interior of the place was fancy, and the prices matched it, so if the costumer service and food wasn't top notch it would obviously disappoint any experienced traveller. I think the term "tourist trap" seems like a very appropriate description of this place, even though Peter was generous with his star giving it was obvious he was not impressed with the food.
Hmmm... I think you need to redo this episode. You wanted to go to Prasiatko, at Hviezdoslavovo namestie 225/26, Bratislava but you ended up eating at the U Prasiatka, at Rybarska brana 8, Bratislava. The restaurant signs are quite similar so I can see why the mix up. Ahahahahha!
When malaysia is ranked higher in quality of life than slovakia but he mentions malaysia as 3rd world country lol . EDIT: Lol so many likes tysm for agreeing with me Im not malaysian im saudi arabian, but i love my malaysian brothers 🇲🇾 🇸🇦
Actually, even on the 'Where-to-be-born' Index done by the Economist, Slovakia ranks higher than Malaysia. However, that isn't saying much considering Slovakia places 35th with a score of 6.64 and Malaysia places 36th with a score of 6.62. So unless number 35 is the lowest possible score one can have before a country can be considered 'third world' (which is ridiculous), what the man said is clearly bullshit
10:35 third world countries, like Africa (not even a country but a continent) Malaysia (fast developing country which its economy is thriving) GREAT WORK SERVER!
Nobody cares about HIGH THRIVING ECONOMY their currency is probably worthless in the middle of Europe. Aaan technically Malaysia is a 3rd world country. Nothing to get offended.
Should have said he is from Hungary, Romania or the Baltic countries. He cannot claim to be from a slavic country because slavic language are similar and they could understand each other by talking in their own language. I am a Russian speaker and I understand what he said.
Totally agree with this! The style of filming at the beginning of the video - super cool! And I want to know what happened to all that vodka.. Is there going to be a video about that?
I dont know how i ended up here, but your video is soo high quality, much better than those hyped ones who doing these kind of vlogs. Love from hungary!
When the guy talked about 3rd world country people sounded a lot disrespectful and xenophobic, oh boy, I would never go to a place like that, totally tourist trap...
@@khamisama5747 All he said was that mostly people from the 3rd world do think the prices are too high. It has nothing to do with racism when it is actually true. All he is doing is stating facts.
@@southeparkfreak Yeah, of course EVERYONE from an undeveloped country earns less, and of course, they do travel to another country just to go to a high priced restaurant complain about that, I mean, totally correct justifying a bad experience (which can occur with literally anyone), and maybe his lack of professionalism and ethics with his customers saying "ugh, they're from 3rd world country", not racist at all, buddy, not racist!
"You should've told us you were slovaks, we wouldn't have charged the service fee" lol that in itself is a red flag... and he said most of the reviews complaining were people from 3rd world countries, but when you look at the reviews its mostly european countries... I saw Ireland, Greece, Slovenia, etc.....
10:40 "Third world country MALAYSIA, lol!". This is the result when you never get out of your home country. Many people below in comments need to travel outside of google search :)
@@_reezyz_6513 So 95% of countries are third world then, lol! Malaysia is right there with European countries like Russia, Croatia, Hungary, Poland, etc. A third world country is where you don't have proper infrastructure s(Laos, Cambodia, Myanmar). Malaysia is like Thailand, countries around are flying in and crossing border to get treated all the time. You should travel more :)
3rd world countries are countries that neither were on the USA or USSR side in the Cold War. And Look Peters youtube videos. Hes been in many countries.
This third world in Europe does not mean that it is a poorer country, but has a completely different culture than the European one. The "second world" includes related cultures, such as South America.
Very cool video! I wish there were move reviews like that available. Most people only want to show the best of what a country or city has to offer, but it is very interesting to see the other side of the spectrum. Very good job at fairly conveying your experience in this "worst reviewed restaurant in Slovakia" The car scene with the vodka and the chicken was hilarious!! What was the rude thing that the waiter said to the Asian customers? I couldn't make it out... By the way, as someone from the former Soviet Ukraine, it is always fun for me to listen to someone speak in Slovakian to see how many of the words I can pick up on. Its always a pleasant surprise when I can actually understand a good deal of what you were saying in Slovakian. Keep up the great work!
Great idea, really entertaining. I'd love to see more of "the worst reviewed places "! Maybe also in other countries? +While driving through Slovakia I always thought there is nothing but village + cows . But there is also PPPeter, and it makes it glorious
yeah today at work me Polish and my friend Ukrainian in Netherlands, we talk about some non important things just little talk but we agree much together, than manager of project we are working Dutch guy comes from place 3 floors below as and ask if we can stop arguing and fight coz this is peaceful place . I tuk it as act of no tolerance and discrimination. Peace
No prices on a menu is a huge Warning Sign. It means you will get fleeced! There is a Greek restaurant in Mykonos?, that went viral a few weeks ago that charged people €200 for a salad, but no menu prices. Buyer beware. No tickie, No tockie.
Jeremy Jk oh, you have to pay or otherwise you will face charges. For example in China, say maybe Beijing - many foreigners get scammed. Usually approached by young women who talk them up in English and invite them to a specific cafe where they scam you. You order food or a drink, but somewhere in the smallest script it says the prices like $300 for chicken and a salad. Or maybe they don’t show prices at all to confuse you. So when the bill comes out, it’s huge but you can’t do anything about it really. I don’t know much about taking matters to court but as far as I know the scammers use the law in their own favor
@@sasham6960 Really hard to believe that judges side with them, a little common sense should be in play here? (im not sure myself to be clear) I don't know but in my country there is a program called Undercover in het buitenland, where he visits every foreign country to expose these people and put himself in danger. and he has taken the bait on purpose, in many cases it were people preventing him from exiting and starting to threaten him. But that's in the really sketchy cafe's that bad tourguides get paid to lead u towards. In many cases these people are very scared of the police because police tries to help tourists. But then we are talking about rediculous prices for drinks, a full setup scam that happens everywhere around the world.
@@jeremyniels Huh, that's interesting. But China is different I guess - I only ever watched videos on that country specifically. Police is very easily bought.
I'm Japanese and agree with you. Malaysia is among the fastest-growing countries in Asia. And Asian food is good and cheap. I can't believe the price at this restaurant...the food never looks so good.
1st, 2nd and 3rd world countries have nothing to do with Economy or poverty.. The countries that aligned with US were considered as "First world".. The countries that aligned with Soviet union were known as "Second world" and the rest were known as "Third world" .
Ahh Malaysians that explains everything. Being one myself I can understand pretty well. Many Malaysians don't understand the privilege they have in their own country, which is cheap, accessible and good food. Yes, literally the most delicious meals here in Malaysia are usually 1/5 of the price of the most premier restaurants there. And many Malaysians have a false perception that anything from Europe = good, hence the unrealistic expectations.
Being a Slovakian citizen myself I know well the quality of many restaurants in my country is far from good. Some of them have a cheek to charge you a lot for the 'experience'.
You're a really good youtuber! ❤️ From editing to colour grading to taking the perfect shots and why would i not mention the successful try from you trying to be funny and the way you speak all good! 👌
In Canada, we call fake pork spam( coagulated pork product) or bologna, great video by the way! Once had a liquor store in my home town advertise as the "worst service in town" on a billboard. I went into the liqour store I had never been to before just to see the "worst service in town". Turns out it was an OK place :-)
kappa DOng Someone told me French Canadians were rude, they stand corrected.... sigh stuck up frenchie. (Btw French Canadian are way different from regular Canadians)
I liked this especially since you offered tips to the folks at the restaurant in the end. I would watch more videos like this one and perhaps do more than just restaurants.
Hey Peter, a recommendation for you: after the pandemic ends, please review the worst places in Indonesia (especially around Yogyakarta and Bali), since there are a lot of tourist trap restaurants in here. PS: Malioboro street is the most obvious one
@@Banom7a As for Slovakia, weak economy in the Eurozone it is a tough situation. But it surely beats being tied to oil and gas, Mainland/HK love-hate relationship and being traded unofficially all around SEA.
It's an Austrian/Bohemian traditional dessert. (More like meal actually, we eat sweet stuff as main courses all the time and this shit is really filling) Bratislava just happens to be right around the corner, i don't think it's common in the rest of Slovakia.
Restaurants in the UK have to offer free water (from the tap). You can go to a mcdonalds and get a cup of water if you want. I guess its the same in many places.
in the UK anywhere that sells alcohol so all restaurants are LEGALLY OBLIGATED to provide free tap water, and although it is a law thats now why places do it, its a courtesy thing, i dont know of any cafes or food outlets that dont give out free water even if they have no alcohol on the menu
In Greece the water is also free. Some restaurants serve you a bottled water, sometimes they don't ask, but the cost is from 1 to 2 euros the most, for 1,5 liters bottled water. Almost in every restaurant there is a basic fee for the service, which is from 0,50 to 2 euros the most. But generally in the center of Athens, in the tourist area, the food is not expensive. The greek salad costs from 5 to 7 euros with feta cheese included. With the money these 2 guys spend, 60 euros, four people can eat everywhere in the center of Athens, with beers, salad and 4 or even more plates full of food. Of course there are and the fancy expensive gourmet restaurants, but you have to go on purpose to eat a gourmet food and to spend much more money. But apart from that, the prices are reasonable.
"You should have told us you were from Slovakia, we wouldnt charge the service fee, its already expensive for Slovaks" the prime example of a tourist trap.
People in the west earn 2x or 3x as much, so its fair
@@deusvult1995 I would rather see the high price and then give the locals discounts or coupons. Feels better.
@@missustoad1 yeah but its still exactly the same thing, and in eastern europe we do not care about feelings, only facts :D
No, it does not.
You look after your own.
The cafe owner is trying to make a living. He may even be the owner of the cafe.
What is so wrong with earning a crust from affluent tourists, if you can help out your neighbour?
That is humanity and civility right there.
He didn't mean it that way at all and its not a tourist trap. Thats actually a very nice gesture as he acknowledges that salaries are not the best in comparison to countries tourists come from, so they give the locals a little break. Nothing wrong with that at all. I live in Eastern Europe now myself and when I do eat out, I am conscious one meal in a middle of the road restaurant, which is still very cheap in comparison to the West, can be quarter of someones monthly wage. I can go to Paris or back home to London and get more royally screwed by prices in a restaurant in my own country!
Can we sit here? "No."
"You will wait 45 minutes"
"We have no soups"
5 STARS
the downstairs is reservation romm i think and the food came in 25 minutes not 45
@@esk1951 Literally quoted the server who made the 45min comment. Never said anything about ticket time. Hence the quotes
In eastern EU if you go to a proper restaurant you will wait 30 minutes or 40 for the food, because they don't use any, microwaved food, or caned and frozen food, they buy the freshest ingredients and they prepare it on the spot, so you do have to wait for them to prepare the food for you.
@@shamkand A proper restaurant in Western EU uses canned and frozen ingredients? Maybe that's why they make food fast
@@holmes3730 Some do, not for all the foods, but they do heat it up at least. I worked in such places I know :))
"You should have told me you were from Slovakia and I wouldn't have charged the service fee"
Very sneaky
Yeah, that kinda got me too.
Too expensive for for Slovaks but complains about the ‘3rd world’
Isnt he Romanian?
@@Libertine087 my point is that the guy blamed reviews on 'poor countries' (Malaysia isn't a 3rd world country) but the restaurant is too expensive for slovaks?
@@Mizan215 I know, I was just asking cause Im not sure since he is fluent in Slovak but I believe he mentioned in a video he is Romanian.
"Hi can we sit & eat here?"
"No."
Eesh
LMAO
ok :)
did he lose his phone at 0:34?
"He was a nice guy"
The thing about reviews...People write them when they had bad experiences, rarely write a positive review.
Exactly
I cannot agree with that.. If the experience was something like exceptional, ppl cant hold themselves about talking how amazing it was. But if it was just "good" or "normal" experience, i dont think most ppl would bother talking about it
I'm not saying we should be like this but that's human tendency. When you eat out, expecting hospitality is a given.. whether your servers are socially skilled or not is another thing. Food might be underwhelming at times but if the staffs makes any effort to make your visit pleasurable then most people won't bother giving you bad reviews. As for good reviews, either you have to be exceptional in one way or the customers is a big foodie OR he is someone who reviews everything.
@@_Bruno_Cesar_ exactly you dumb fuck
@Michael Bacon Hypocrite
Dude why does any eastern europe calm conversation sound like a massive arguement
because you are fragile :)
Niek Warnas What you think I went out of my way to copy your comment 😂
Pray you don't hear a real argument from Eastern Europe. Its like continiously reapeting two arguments ten times while interupting the other side.
Petrovskata Nadenica I live in Chicago, I hear them all the time
@@DonJuanAbrahan Does it get violent at the end?
You should have told me you were from Slovakia and I wouldn't have spit in your meal.
🤣😂
lmao
neoDarkSquall i dont get it? Why would you?
@alphadawn2015 lennon what is an Eastern European accent?
I'm laughing took hard .
RUclipsrs: Looks at reviews
Reviewer 1: Don't go!
Reviewer 2: I got really sick
Reviewer 3: I felt like I was about to die!! Don't go!!
RUclipsrs: JACKPOT!!
and CONTENT!!
It's all about expectations. The restaurant looks fancy and the food is expensive, so it sets a high expectation for food quality. PPPeter went in with low expectations because he knew the place had terrible reviews and so when the food wasn't terrible, he was satisfied.
yup pretty much
did he lose his phone at 0:34?
@@J-IFWBR hey boss just jumping in to let you know that it was reditibuted to another slovak sharing is caring when its with your own people .
I'm a simple man. I see a guy smoking and driving with a hen, I give a thumbs up.
@Silently Sceptical I see two people agreeing on something and jump right on.
Lol
@Silently Sceptical make it three
And a trunk full of booze
count me in bois
Love the random chicken and trunk full of vodka bottles LOL
That part of the video was hilarious!
Random ? Well that's normal here
@@dionfebrian2940 lol really? Interesting
And also the cigarettes...
I was going to comment on the chicken but someone already
"We wouldn't have charged you the service Its already expensive for Slovakia" but it's OK charging those prices to the people from the "3rd world countries"? Makes no sense.
He know actually people in 3rd world country is richer
They do it everywhere, in Italy for an Italian a bottle of water is 1,50€
For a foreigner maybe 3€? Also more
@@reynoldsetiawan5057 yeahhh...im from Malaysia..hahhaha
@@Lutz_Wig Surprised that the EU hasn't done something about that, that's quite a shitty practice.
@@Lutz_Wig " Every where " No. Theres no such thing as different price for a foreigner in my country. Dont blame everyone
They don't offer you beverage menu so they can charge whatever they want on the drinks. Classic tourist trap. Always ask for the price before ordering.
I remember I asked the price of a beer at a supermercat in Spain. The young cashier said "1.50 euro" Then an older cashier said something fast in Spanish, and the cashier said ""2.50 euro" Yep, no. I returned it and told them "Ah, gràcies!"
Exactly, i always ask shamelessly for the price. No harm in asking upfront.
@@rolandaustria7926 one day my uncle was buying a book here in New york city. The guy said it was 40 dollars. My uncle said what? Thats expensive! Then the guy said oh you're from ny? For you only 10 dollars. For tourists 40. 🙄
I would just walk straight back out of there.
They can price individually if they want. Its not forbidden. Its also not forbidden to ask for the price and leave.
10:08 DAMN THAT IS THE MOST FORCED SMILE I HAVE EVER SEEN!!!!
holy shit I didn't notice that until I saw this comment, thank you
lol
Lmao, was not notice that 😂
is that even a smile? lol
It's not a smile, hes just showing his teeth
In Dubai people drive with tigers
in slovaka people drive with chicken
But in russia people drive with bear
No, with bears
In Soviet Union, chicken drive people.
In Sri Lanka people drive with Elephants :)
*slovakia
Imagine Gordon Ramsay going to this restaurant....
'It's fucking BLAND! And you charge 14 EUR for a fucking Cesar's salad? ZERO stars.'
You donuts
You id*** why the kitchen is so messy you fu***ng chef!!!!!
WHERE IS THE LAMB SAUCE?
he be like: what are u
the owner: a little pig
Please start making Eastern Europe videos more frequently again
This is central btw
@@kolikoasdpvp slovakia is in thesouth west of the europe
@@EctoGamer it is in Europe not southwest OF the Europe. You just said that it is in the sahara/atlantic ocean.
@@kolikoasdpvp i meant to say that its in the south west europe, whoops my bad
@@kolikoasdpvp anyways not the center either way
" geographically central Europe but culturally eastern Europe" hahahahaha....so true
Gavai nnee
Nina Vodeni y
ok you are stupid.
it's considered eastern european
PPPeter: Can I have water please?
*Waiter brings water*
PPPeter: It's bland
It was the salad donka donk
thats a very gordon ramsay move
I thought it will taste like vodka :D
@@danielrogowski8107 That's if you're in Russia, mistaking woda for vodka.
Why did I imagine Gordon Ramsey saying that
So the restaurant basically charges all tourists more, even though they know some of them come from countries that are even poorer than Slovakia? Wtf? 😂
it should be illegal to smoke in the car when your chicken is in it
It's called smoked chicken :)
I don't think it matters if it's going to be killed for food
If the chicken is also smoking it is ok
Doesn't really affect it's already short lifespan.
And the chicken should wear seatbelts!!
The highly exquisite egyptian import water, carefully extracted from the great nile river delta, the taste of a rich history of great battles, fallen kingdoms, and freedom. As if you are drinking history itself.
iam from egypt what are you talking about mate i won't drink from the nile directly kids poop in it :D
@@MrAhmedUA Best comment ever
Die from laughter in egyptian lmfao
i already visited Egypt, i saw a baby diaper floating on the nile river
Even that advertisement won't have me sold on water for 3.30 euro
Wow, it's really expensive there. $17 for a salad?! In Slovakia? Wtf? Outrageous.
mario your right that’s pretty expensive even if it’s in the city centre that’s still a bit pricey, you can get a hell of a lot more food worth $17 like.
@@TarasZakharchenko You can eat pretty well for like 7 euro in Portugal
17$ for a salad is cheap in Israel (LOL)
@@tiagometallica007 Portugal is cheap? I thought it would be expensive, similar to the rest of Western Europe. For e.g. I found Spain really pricey!
@@kpal19 Yeah it's pretty cheap. Depends on where you're at tho
i think the waiter is a racist telling him that he should say hes from slowakia for paying less than foreeigners. If thats not a tourist trap idk what is, deserves nothing more than 2 stars
You mean nothing more than zero stars?
It's called discrimination (perhaps chauvanism) and is somewhat criminal. Dont use the silly word racist
Well
This kind of trick is happen in many tourism area
Foreigners pay more than locals
That's classic 🤣
Well it's the same almost everywhere... It's also here in my country.
Since I'm bi raced, I don't look like natives , so when we go out and et in restaurants. They'd add a LOT to teh original price . Ironically I've lived here for my whole life so I know how much everyone is worth... Disgusting fools
It is normal in many countries, and sometimes legal
Seeing restaurants like this I feel so lucky to be living in Japan. Even when you're at the busiest restaurant in the most central area of Tokyo ( which has x10 more tourists than wherever shown in this video ), customer service is still attentive, respectful and a smile and bow are always seen. And no differential treatments for locals, too. Everyone pays the service fee if there is one.
What do you expect from Japan
Bro Japan is like the best country in the world, what do you expect, its one of the very few countries that hasnt forgotten what respect is.
Killua's D. So true my biggest dream is to once travel to Japan Tokyo
Until you get one of them tsunamis
Makes sense. Imo the japanese are the most humble, kindest and most respectful people.
And their customer service is mindblowing, with the extremely friendy personality. And they bow to you!
Actually saw a lot of rudeness from the waiters during the whole video since the start... from downstairs
just stay in america
"No."
Thats how people just are down there. Even in Austria they are like that. They are not being rude they are just very straight and dont like to expand on things.
@@เรียนภาษาอังกฤษวันนี้ says the dude with some hieroglyphic name
@@oid8976 I would prefer that honestly, I appreciate people that just get to the point
"I'm scared, what if he asks me something?"
"I'm gonna say you're special.."
xD Omg.. It had me crying
*@The Wolf Leader* ~Yeah; "...choked at birth": too marvellous ({; > ...!
7:00 "We are from Kentucky" Hahahahaha! Your Kentucky accent is so authentic /s
I had to rewatch that after reading your comment. I'm from the USA and even I didn't catch that he said Kentucky. His slov accent comes out so strongly on the state he decided to pick 🤣🤣🤣🤣 should have stuck with Main or some other one syllable one.
Haha i was thinking the same ..at least say new York
@@maxwellescobar3089 Maybe he should have said he's from Alaska or Hawaii?! 😯
@@nenodukic1193 why lie ?
@@maxwellescobar3089 hmm is he from Kentucky?
“From Kentucky”. LOL Love the chicken in the car!
*Cue* intro again.
"you should have told us you were from Slovakia, we wouldn't charge the service fee"
the fuck is that :D i guess u have to pay for forced smile and eng language,
I hope he visits Georgia 🇬🇪 (east Europe)
@@niqvevo7808 Georgia is in asia
@@niqvevo7808 its a Caucasian nation
That's fair enough for Eastern European countries. Tourism is great but it can drive prices a lot higher for the locals who often don't earn much.
You should visit worst Reviewed Nuclear Station in Eastern Europe :D
will be fun
Chernobyl nuclear power plant
1/5
After it blew up it in 1986 it has never been the same the experience was bad
@@homersimpson6585
Yeah yeah thats cool and all.
But you guys seen Chernobyl on HBO?
Comrade Dyatlov?
I saw that it has a 3.6 stars review
@@petrevaduva9005 Not great but not terrible
Not him blaming 3rd world countries lol WHAT A JOKE DUDE. Honestly, as a person that lives in a 3rd world country for the price you paid there you can eat here in one of the best restaurants and have an amazing experience.
So yeah, maybe ppl from 3rd world countries complain because we r used to have better service in our nations. He deserved 0 starts just bcs of that comment. And I would have cursed at him in my native language as well :)
Haha, I must agree. Visited some - as he said - 3rd world Countries and the food is amazing and you get so much of it. Moreover they would not curse like this because hospitability means something in their countries. This restaurant deserves no customers.
Brazil isn't a 3rd world country.
@@truefalse207 Brazil is considered third world country as it wasn't directly aligned with any side of the cold war, but "surfing" between options that would bennefit the country's best interests. That also applies to all Latin America.
@@Marinaheidi You see, you are using the correct definition of the term. But nowadays when 99% of people say "3rd world" it's just a simple synonym for "a poor country". Ireland and Switzerland are the 3rd world as they both have policies of neutrality, but if someone on the internet called Switzerland a 3rd world country people would be like WTF
@@Yamezzzz I only use the correct definition of terms and I understand it might cause confusion but I think is better to educate ppl than ignore the history. Btw I am a bachelor in Human Sciences and International Relations so I truly believe that education can also help the world to get less racist and xenophobic, starting by ending misconceptions like "3rd world countries are nothing but poor"
When I heard you talking Slovak, I realized how similar it is to Polish. I was able to fully understand you without a problem. Good video tho
How close are they? Like Spanish to Portuguese?!
Well slavic languages are very similiarto each other in general. In my opinion Czech may be the most similar to Polish. I used to have Czech customers and we could understand each other without any major problems
@@lunareclipse- what is the difference between the two of them?
Krystian Kaczewski same with Serbian and Slovak! I can understand both too
its literally under poland are you that dumb
I'm Malaysian, I'm used to eating in restaurants with service fee like western food for example. But this doesn't change the fact that this is absurdly expensive.
༒꧁МĄŢŦӖƦɠɖ꧂༒ the waiter dosnt like you .. sorry
How dare he say Malaysia is 3rd world country. Slovakia is like poorer and closer to 3rd world than Malaysia lol. Still love Slovakia.
RetroPlays64
I know Malaysia is a beautiful country .. zmempunyai hari yang baik
Most places in the US don’t charge a service fee, you tip what it’s worth as far as service, if the service is bad then you don’t tip or tip very little
When he mentioned Malaysia as a 3rd world country i was awe strucked. Perhaps it is how most europeans view us? 🤣
I am from Western Europe ((Belgium)) and 3 euro 30 for water is even expensive here.
Waarschijnlijk is het ook in Nederland.
Same for Germany.
Hahaha, i‘m from Switzerland, you guys know what i‘m about to say right 😂
@Freezee Poor you, Switzerland is the most expensive EU country I think, lol
@@Freezee chocolate is like $10 dollars wtf
I was like "dude wtf Vlad is drinking water?"
plot twist it was pure vodka
Don't assume people don't understand....
I am German and I am fluent in English Spanish and French.
I have confronted several people who have made comments and assumed I didn't understand them!
Well, I don't think that many people are fluent in Slovak..
oh come on.... are you comparing English, Spanish and French with....... ... ... Slovak lol
I’m from the US and know german when I used to work on retail some tourist customers were trying to buy fixed blade hunting knives which were longer than than the legal length and get them back to Germany. I didn’t expressly say anything but just because someone says nothing doesn’t mean they don’t understand. I just let them buy what they wanted, I assumed they knew what they were doing based on what they said and that was their business to try.
It is always priceless to see the reaction when they think of all the stuff they said right to your face.. I always wait at the very end to say something back 😁
@Allen Attoni why not? lol
I'm loving the details. Pissing cameraman, chicken, hobo on bench, vodka bottles, music. Some good work done in this video, good sir!
And gotta say that waiter's blaming it on people from third world countries like African countries sounded off, perhaps even a bit racist. How many African tourists does he think they get? Those reviews we saw came from Sweden, Ireland, Ukraine, Slovenia and Greece. And it sounded to me like they were from people who were used to travelling, as well, and perhaps knew a thing or two about what to expect. The interior of the place was fancy, and the prices matched it, so if the costumer service and food wasn't top notch it would obviously disappoint any experienced traveller. I think the term "tourist trap" seems like a very appropriate description of this place, even though Peter was generous with his star giving it was obvious he was not impressed with the food.
@@DarkAlan lool, get over your self Ben shapiro
If that is considered fancy in this place then I will be sure not to visit as a tourist.
Dark Alan Lmao Anti-SJWs like you get pissed off way more than so called SJWs. Like can words really affect u that much
@@rlpn6710 Amazing. We have here a true intellectual,
Expensive, rude server, average food taste = 2 stars.
What you expect from a shithole country like Slovakia
@@9980-f3r lol
@@9980-f3r lmao nice one
@@liltrihard7865 rude its like ur the waiter of the restaurant
Omg 😂😂
That scene where Peter was driving with the chicken and smoking got me out of my chair while laughing 🤣😂🤣
New subscriber from Hungary 🇭🇺
Hen*
Hmmm... I think you need to redo this episode. You wanted to go to Prasiatko, at Hviezdoslavovo namestie 225/26, Bratislava but you ended up eating at the U Prasiatka, at Rybarska brana 8, Bratislava. The restaurant signs are quite similar so I can see why the mix up. Ahahahahha!
I just stumbled across your video and absolutely loved it. I love the dry sense of humour, and the chicken in the car had me in tears.
OMG, this channel is AWESOME! I love all of the extra touches like the chicken and vodka bottles! You are a cinematic genius!! :-)
“You should’ve told us your from Slovakia” (so the price wouldn’t be that high) Smh🤦🏻♀️
When malaysia is ranked higher in quality of life than slovakia but he mentions malaysia as 3rd world country lol .
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Lol so many likes tysm for agreeing with me
Im not malaysian im saudi arabian, but i love my malaysian brothers 🇲🇾 🇸🇦
James Mcarton How so? Slovakia’s HDI is 0.855, Malaysia is 0.802. Malaysia is still a beautiful country, don’t feel bad about it :)
Actually, even on the 'Where-to-be-born' Index done by the Economist, Slovakia ranks higher than Malaysia. However, that isn't saying much considering Slovakia places 35th with a score of 6.64 and Malaysia places 36th with a score of 6.62. So unless number 35 is the lowest possible score one can have before a country can be considered 'third world' (which is ridiculous), what the man said is clearly bullshit
@@Jokkkkke thank you
You're right
@@turankettes and with 8.02 It's a developped country
Lucas Gaumond never said otherwise :)
"I'm gonna say you were choked... at birth." The way he said it, i just lost it. xD
Wtf, In slovenia we have water free in all the restaurants
Wow
That depends. If you order bottled water, you pay for it. If you order a glass of tap water, it’s free.
Gremo ocenit kak hotel pri nas? Haha
Who gives a shit about that free water when your country is so poor, it has 600 € min month salary.
@@TheTruth-sd8ey Who cares about min salary?
10:35 third world countries, like Africa (not even a country but a continent) Malaysia (fast developing country which its economy is thriving) GREAT WORK SERVER!
Nobody cares about HIGH THRIVING ECONOMY their currency is probably worthless in the middle of Europe. Aaan technically Malaysia is a 3rd world country. Nothing to get offended.
@@mmtalii ok pls have a trip to Singapore
@@qwertyuiopasone3053 Noone is talking about Singapore here.
@@mmtalii I'm not talking about malaysia here
@@qwertyuiopasone3053 then you are in the wrong chat :)
people from kentucky with eastern european accent
lmfao
There is a lot of eastern europians in kentucky so who cares :)
@@koro741 the joke isn't where they come from, but the lack of an accent from the place they came from 😄
@@whataboutbob9786 do u think the ppl from EU can recognize who is south American north American or Canadian accent for them and for me all the same
Should have said he is from Hungary, Romania or the Baltic countries. He cannot claim to be from a slavic country because slavic language are similar and they could understand each other by talking in their own language. I am a Russian speaker and I understand what he said.
@@EmpireTVDragon братушка поздрав од Македонија btw Romanians and hungarians are half slavic :)
You are becoming my favorite eastern European youtuber after Boris just because of that vodka in the car boot ... brilliant
Boris from Life of Boris?
Food may not be that bad but for that attitude to the customers I think u were too generous with those 3 and half stars
Im actually watching from Kentucky, USA. Glad youve heard of us. Cheers!
3:45 that’s me in the front with the jacket with my group from Greece hahahah
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With the grey sweatpants? I can't tell which one is you sorry
Kaloss
Nice 🍑
Nice
Every shot including the car was perfect-the smoking,the chicken,the view
AMazing new stuff!! Loved your new editing/filming skills. keep it up!
Totally agree with this! The style of filming at the beginning of the video - super cool! And I want to know what happened to all that vodka.. Is there going to be a video about that?
It's crazy how many times I've rewatches the whole worst reviewed series. It's that good
I love how you chose KENTUCKY out of ALL FIFTY STATES
Mark Emaar because KFC
Well better than saying Wyoming or North Dakota
He thought about the fried chicken in his car
Liberum Arbitrium you have something against the great state of North Dakota?
I dont know how i ended up here, but your video is soo high quality, much better than those hyped ones who doing these kind of vlogs. Love from hungary!
When the guy talked about 3rd world country people sounded a lot disrespectful and xenophobic, oh boy, I would never go to a place like that, totally tourist trap...
He was a bit racist I guess.... 🙂
@@khamisama5747 All he said was that mostly people from the 3rd world do think the prices are too high. It has nothing to do with racism when it is actually true. All he is doing is stating facts.
Scam restaurant
People from 3rd world countries earn less, so they're probably more likely to complain about high prices. What's racist about that?
@@southeparkfreak Yeah, of course EVERYONE from an undeveloped country earns less, and of course, they do travel to another country just to go to a high priced restaurant complain about that, I mean, totally correct justifying a bad experience (which can occur with literally anyone), and maybe his lack of professionalism and ethics with his customers saying "ugh, they're from 3rd world country", not racist at all, buddy, not racist!
Slovakian conversation sounds like they arguing lol
I don't think so. Comparing with Russian (which sounds really like arguing), the Slovak language sounds pretty mild.
3.5 stars? boi your standards must be low
It should be 0 or -1 or something.
Like 1 star what they said about rude service was true
Why low? For a worst place it’s pretty good to eat some shit
Cletus Johnson you have the funniest profile picture I've ever seen
Unseasoned salad for me is 0 star and a spit in the chef's face. For 5 stars damn, I even want the tomatoes skinless.
* goes to the worst review restaurast*
*likes it*
You can make anything fun, happy and comedic 10/10
"You should've told us you were slovaks, we wouldn't have charged the service fee"
lol that in itself is a red flag... and he said most of the reviews complaining were people from 3rd world countries, but when you look at the reviews its mostly european countries... I saw Ireland, Greece, Slovenia, etc.....
That's why I don't go to Slovakia , Romania .
@@thecomebackking737 because you are too poor to visit those countries:)))))
@Kim Taehyung why you said shit hole to my country if you never had a bad experience here in Romania 🇷🇴.
Well Greece is 3rd world - I'm from Greece :)
10:40 "Third world country MALAYSIA, lol!". This is the result when you never get out of your home country. Many people below in comments need to travel outside of google search :)
Malaysia is a third world country. It is actually poor compared to USA, Canada,Uk,Australia,etc
@@_reezyz_6513 So 95% of countries are third world then, lol! Malaysia is right there with European countries like Russia, Croatia, Hungary, Poland, etc. A third world country is where you don't have proper infrastructure s(Laos, Cambodia, Myanmar). Malaysia is like Thailand, countries around are flying in and crossing border to get treated all the time. You should travel more :)
3rd world countries are countries that neither were on the USA or USSR side in the Cold War. And Look Peters youtube videos. Hes been in many countries.
@@mcj2219 that's not what 3rd world country means...
This third world in Europe does not mean that it is a poorer country, but has a completely different culture than the European one. The "second world" includes related cultures, such as South America.
Very cool video! I wish there were move reviews like that available. Most people only want to show the best of what a country or city has to offer, but it is very interesting to see the other side of the spectrum. Very good job at fairly conveying your experience in this "worst reviewed restaurant in Slovakia"
The car scene with the vodka and the chicken was hilarious!! What was the rude thing that the waiter said to the Asian customers? I couldn't make it out...
By the way, as someone from the former Soviet Ukraine, it is always fun for me to listen to someone speak in Slovakian to see how many of the words I can pick up on. Its always a pleasant surprise when I can actually understand a good deal of what you were saying in Slovakian.
Keep up the great work!
in pakistan you meal for whole month in 54 euro
pakistan is a shithole not surprised
And get severe food poisoning. No thank you
@ch282 but it's true
I bet everybody being an asshole did not go to Pakistan
@@alemalem6728 I'm Latino and kinda brown am I shithole too?
Great idea, really entertaining. I'd love to see more of "the worst reviewed places "! Maybe also in other countries?
+While driving through Slovakia I always thought there is nothing but village + cows . But there is also PPPeter, and it makes it glorious
The way Eastern European’s speak usually sounds like a big argument but they are just passionate conversationalists.
I’m Bulgarian and you’re 110% correct
Same with Romania to. But depends on which one of the 3 main regions, of course.
Yup, I’m Lithuanian and completely agree
@@adryannthedefender701 yeah, romanians cant have conversation without yelling
yeah today at work me Polish and my friend Ukrainian in Netherlands, we talk about some non important things just little talk but we agree much together, than manager of project we are working Dutch guy comes from place 3 floors below as and ask if we can stop arguing and fight coz this is peaceful place . I tuk it as act of no tolerance and discrimination. Peace
You do have an easy recognizable eastern european accent mate
Probably not to the actual Slovak waiters
Hey fellow vlad lad
It's relatively soft compared to others though. He could probably get away with saying he's been living in the US for a few years or something.
I just died when I saw you smoking with a chicken in the passenger seat! Great video!
He's calling Malaysia a 3rd world country which is much more rich than Slovakia lol...
Malaysia is doing allright but Slovakia has still a bit higher standards over all...
And Africa is NOT a country Lol
stay in your 3rd world slum
@John Rambo lol we have the most delicious food here....
Slovakia have gdp per capita more than Malaysia and 3rd world countries love corruption. I have heard that Malaysia have big corruption.
Service was okay? He was so rude and racist
In my country if you behave like this you are fired after 2 minutes
and that's why your country is overrrun with migrants pleb
No prices on a menu is a huge Warning Sign. It means you will get fleeced! There is a Greek restaurant in Mykonos?, that went viral a few weeks ago that charged people €200 for a salad, but no menu prices. Buyer beware. No tickie, No tockie.
I wonder if people actually pay that number, what happens if they dont
I sure wouldnt
Jeremy Jk oh, you have to pay or otherwise you will face charges. For example in China, say maybe Beijing - many foreigners get scammed. Usually approached by young women who talk them up in English and invite them to a specific cafe where they scam you. You order food or a drink, but somewhere in the smallest script it says the prices like $300 for chicken and a salad. Or maybe they don’t show prices at all to confuse you. So when the bill comes out, it’s huge but you can’t do anything about it really. I don’t know much about taking matters to court but as far as I know the scammers use the law in their own favor
@@sasham6960 Really hard to believe that judges side with them, a little common sense should be in play here? (im not sure myself to be clear) I don't know but in my country there is a program called Undercover in het buitenland, where he visits every foreign country to expose these people and put himself in danger. and he has taken the bait on purpose, in many cases it were people preventing him from exiting and starting to threaten him. But that's in the really sketchy cafe's that bad tourguides get paid to lead u towards. In many cases these people are very scared of the police because police tries to help tourists. But then we are talking about rediculous prices for drinks, a full setup scam that happens everywhere around the world.
@@jeremyniels Huh, that's interesting. But China is different I guess - I only ever watched videos on that country specifically. Police is very easily bought.
Malaysia is not a Third world country. Let me assure you. And I’m Indonesian...
I'm Japanese and agree with you. Malaysia is among the fastest-growing countries in Asia. And Asian food is good and cheap. I can't believe the price at this restaurant...the food never looks so good.
1st, 2nd and 3rd world countries have nothing to do with Economy or poverty.. The countries that aligned with US were considered as "First world".. The countries that aligned with Soviet union were known as "Second world" and the rest were known as "Third world" .
@@VRR92 of course but retarded Europeans think that 3rd world means poor non whites .
Malaysia is Third world country. Big corruption , Low education people, Economy based on agriculture.
@@alemalem6728 low education people? Lol okay bud
Ahh Malaysians that explains everything.
Being one myself I can understand pretty well. Many Malaysians don't understand the privilege they have in their own country, which is cheap, accessible and good food. Yes, literally the most delicious meals here in Malaysia are usually 1/5 of the price of the most premier restaurants there. And many Malaysians have a false perception that anything from Europe = good, hence the unrealistic expectations.
Yeah i can get 2 set of 5 stars meal on royale chulan hotel for that 17$
Being a Slovakian citizen myself I know well the quality of many restaurants in my country is far from good. Some of them have a cheek to charge you a lot for the 'experience'.
I had the pleasure of going to Kuala Lumpur briefly. The food was amazing.
the reviews being read out in that accent in the videos are so funny. i love this content and so glad i stumbled upon this channel. SUBSCRIBED!
You're a really good youtuber! ❤️ From editing to colour grading to taking the perfect shots and why would i not mention the successful try from you trying to be funny and the way you speak all good! 👌
In Canada, we call fake pork spam( coagulated pork product) or bologna, great video by the way! Once had a liquor store in my home town advertise as the "worst service in town" on a billboard. I went into the liqour store I had never been to before just to see the "worst service in town". Turns out it was an OK place :-)
Too expensive . I would never pay 17 $ for a garbage salad . You could get a beautiful Bento meal Sushi for this money here in Toronto .
Like, come to serbia 3 bucks will get you beer and burger
@Allô français canadien insulted ur own country very nice cucknadian
kappa DOng no québécois consider themselves a private little country 😂
kappa DOng Someone told me French Canadians were rude, they stand corrected.... sigh stuck up frenchie. (Btw French Canadian are way different from regular Canadians)
They make the best ceasar salad in northern iraq for about 5 dollars and it's enough for 3 people
Why the worst review always has Grandma in the thumbnail.
It's like clickbait
@@brendanmark4372 all I want to see is the grandma not the reviews
Sadly no babushka in this video :(
Bruh, that's disrespectful to grandma
So much genius details in this video! Would watch again, 5/5 stars.
I'm not african and malaysian
But 3rd world country, really..??!!
I'm Malaysian and trust me Malaysian are not to lavish themselves with good food
@@nad0510 im your neighboor from the north, i think what he meant was our country lmao
Yeah 3rd world for sure mate lol
first thing if a african or malaysian can afford to travel to slovakia( a unknown europe country to me) then he/she is already rich , lol
Yeah of course 3rd world
I liked this especially since you offered tips to the folks at the restaurant in the end. I would watch more videos like this one and perhaps do more than just restaurants.
Him:I’m currently with my camera man
Camera man: weeing on the tree
Loool he had to blame the 3rd world countries, pathetic 🤷♂️
Ironic considering that Malaysia is ranked way higher on the global competitiveness report
You do not mess with Malaysian
Malaysia is not a third world country. That guy needs to get his facts right.
He's probably prejudice. He said 3rd world country they said Africa when it's a continent.
I’m from Malaysia and I’m a bit surprise he mentioned that ... so sad
4:55 if you have to look page after page like this it already means a bad sign
True, it means they have too much shit on the menu
Right. It was like there is no option but to leave.
A collab with HONEST GUIDE would be awsome, i would think Janek know alot of shady places...
Morrberg oh yeah yeah
Hey Peter, a recommendation for you: after the pandemic ends, please review the worst places in Indonesia (especially around Yogyakarta and Bali), since there are a lot of tourist trap restaurants in here.
PS: Malioboro street is the most obvious one
Did anyone notice that he left his phone on the bench at the beginning of the video
I did
Me 2
"geographically, central Europe but, culturally... eastern." ahahahahahaha
Hey dude, you've left your phone on the bench at 0:34
I was just looking if someone commented it and here you are😂
LMAO
Eastern Europe offers 'generosity', what can I say?
i came for this comment xD
yeah except he was pretending to leave when infront of the camera.
Not as bad as we expected. That's good.
Wow malaysia? I think we live better here 🤣
Right f that guy
U right.
Aku pun dari Malaysia BAABII LA ORANG TADI 🖕🤬
Setuju weh
Bwtul²
Niceee. A privilege of a slovak living abroad to watch this chanel.
A privilege of living in Slovakia so opting to use a VPN to watch a single YT channel.
Funny video Peter ! thumps up from canada !
At the end of the videos you do the chef Ramsay hand gestures and stance 🤣 gets me every time
Slovakians call the Malaysians 3rd world
Where exactly is the world heading, I wonder
Malaysia is way better then Slovakia
@@djlollers1850GDP Per capita 9900USD for Malaysia and 17600USD for Slovakia. Poverty rates 20% vs 12%. Yeah malaysia is way better.
@@jessiehuo2997 well, Malaysian currency is kinda awful right now compared to Slovakia
@@Banom7a Good thing i took 2017 data then! As for the exchange rate in USD, don't think MYR is doing worse than EUR, kinda more stable.
@@Banom7a As for Slovakia, weak economy in the Eurozone it is a tough situation. But it surely beats being tied to oil and gas, Mainland/HK love-hate relationship and being traded unofficially all around SEA.
Pretending to be American, but orders a traditional dessert. I think they knew, PPPeter.
You think tourists don't try traditional food? That's the first thing i do in foreign country xD
LOL isn't that what tourists do? Try the local food?
I always order the strangest dish i see that I've never heard of when I travel. Exception is when there is something famous that I haven't tried.
I'd want to try the local Slovakian food if I go there
It's an Austrian/Bohemian traditional dessert. (More like meal actually, we eat sweet stuff as main courses all the time and this shit is really filling) Bratislava just happens to be right around the corner, i don't think it's common in the rest of Slovakia.
Wow it just a plain water, in Malaysia some time it free
Restaurants in the UK have to offer free water (from the tap). You can go to a mcdonalds and get a cup of water if you want. I guess its the same in many places.
In Canada water is always free
In africa They Sell Car to buy water
in the UK anywhere that sells alcohol so all restaurants are LEGALLY OBLIGATED to provide free tap water, and although it is a law thats now why places do it, its a courtesy thing, i dont know of any cafes or food outlets that dont give out free water even if they have no alcohol on the menu
In Greece the water is also free. Some restaurants serve you a bottled water, sometimes they don't ask, but the cost is from 1 to 2 euros the most, for 1,5 liters bottled water. Almost in every restaurant there is a basic fee for the service, which is from 0,50 to 2 euros the most. But generally in the center of Athens, in the tourist area, the food is not expensive. The greek salad costs from 5 to 7 euros with feta cheese included. With the money these 2 guys spend, 60 euros, four people can eat everywhere in the center of Athens, with beers, salad and 4 or even more plates full of food.
Of course there are and the fancy expensive gourmet restaurants, but you have to go on purpose to eat a gourmet food and to spend much more money. But apart from that, the prices are reasonable.
I came across your channel and it is great! Greetings from Poland