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The word "Cascaval" is generally used for yellow cheeses, and we use "Branza" for white cheeses (stuff like feta, cottage cheese). When you get "Branza" you expect it to be extra salty.
Guys, I have never seen tourists imbed themselves more in the culture than you guys, I absolutely love the attitude you guys have, and the fact that you're just enjoying yourselves, going out and having fun, going to what you see locals and other enjoy! You are part of the romanian city life! This is how you travel, and I genuinely cannot thank you enough for letting us see life through your eyes. I love being able to see new cultures, and your way of experiencing them is just so brilliant!
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people who make videos like these must understand that romanians enjoy them the most, since we tend to forget about the little things we love too, because we are too used to them.
Guys, at this point the government should make you official ambassadors, you have done more for tourism than any association ever has! Bravo, you make us proud(Er) with every video!
@@Cubeman312 you realize these videos are made for the English speaking world? This is how they all pronounce it in the west, and are they supposed to go to Romanian school in order to learn how to pronounce it properly? 😂
Branza (Cheese) is a fresh product made of fermented milk(cow,goat,sheep,buffalo,etc).Cascaval is salted aged cheese kept in controlled humidity and temperature environment condition. Cascaval is more dense and it has less water, the texture is mostly creamy and it takes some time to get the final product.
otherwise said - branza=traditional cheese, not matured over a long time, always made with natural products. The stuff you had at the wedding girl's party a few videos ago. High quality, and usually quite pricey as well. Cascaval=your typical matured cheese, emulating Tom and Jerry cheese with holes (When I said emulating I was being generous, it's artificial and cheap as hell, using industrial processes and fake ingredients to speed the time. But hey, it is what it is)
If you ever go back to Brașov, go to Sergeana restaurant to experience the full Romanian traditional food menu. Even the waiters wear the traditional port and I promise you will love their food and drinks!
You're getting really good at pronunciating all the names of the foods your order 👏 I'll be going to Brașov in a few days too so I'm definitely going to have to try that haiducesc thingy. I'm glad you're enjoying your stay in Romania and hope you keep coming back!
im from romania and yes luca is so good i can t get enought of it ,the food is so high quality, allways fresh and sold out and we do have also a very beautyfull country with some splendid places
!!! I just almost died... I am here in London , feeling homesick, watching your adventures and delicious food and nice places..binging on your episodes... all good food looks delicious... BUT WHEN YOU GUYS CAME OUT FROM THE BUILDING I LIVE IN CLUJ NAPOCA, I ALMOST DIED!!!!!! Literally almost fell of my chair! holy shit you guys... you literally stayed in the same building ..I cant!!!! *dead* Min 23:00 PS:stop stealing my grapes lool
There are three of these pastry shop franchises in Bucharest: Luca, Petru, and Matei. All of thm named after apostles (in english it's Luke, Peter and Mathew).
Cascaval = Yellow cheese(not salty); Branza = White cheese(usually salty, but not necessarily). They are both generic terms covering multiple types of individual cheese. Sometimes you will find snacks listed with a specific type of cheese, like "telemea" or "urda" or "burduf" etc. You can think of them as sub-categories of branza.
I recently tried poutine for the first time... in Aachen, Germany, and it was seriously delicious. Great video guys. I think brânză refers to white cheese while cascaval refers to yellow cheese.
Cascaval is yellow cheese. Matured or smoked. Branza is white cheese. Many kinds, like telemea or feta. Urda (the thing some of those pies had) is cheese made from whey. Soft and crumbly, similar to Ricotta.
i've seen a lot of people trying steet food but you guys must be one of the best only because you're actually trying a lot...and i mean A LOT of foods. keep up the good work!!
Word of advice. Avoid Fornetti. They are not baked in-place but frozen goods from a factory (it's a franchise). Full of preservatives and other industrial additives. Also cleanness of some Fornetti stores leaves to be desired (there have some old reports about that - might be a thing of the past). Want fresh baked goodies, avoid Fornetti. They just re-heat frozen baked pre-made goods.
Yes, Fornetti is a franchise and I'm not sure, but I do not think it is a Romanian franchise. And the goods are not baked on the spot, but frozen. Everyone has good stuff and not so good. I buy occasionally from Fornetti.
22:45 There wass in the `90, when in my home town Suceava, there wass cheery, souer cherry, apricots, plums, mirabelle, grapes, apples and pears all over the streets and gardens in front of the houses and block of flats. Also linden trees witch ppl pick them up for driy and use it at making tea. We still have some of them but not so many as in the past. Keep in mind that back them in the `90 there werent so many cars to polute the air and u could just eat those right from the trees.
There is a very unique location in the center of Bucharest which specializes in pastry of all kind using only fresh ingredients that can be mixed with traditional food or popular choices it is called Scovergăria Micăi, give it a shot if you pass by.
hey! those things you call "corn dogs" are basically just that. we took hot dogs and stuck them inside a pretzel dough exterior since it's less hard to eat that 2 pieces of bread. then it evolved to be filled with other things like ham, cheese, olives, onions etc.
Guys , you must receive romanian citizenship:)) . Damn this only 90 days that you are allow to stay : (((, ther are a lot of many other cool places to visit in Romania. Hope that next time when you come to see those places that you haven't saw yet❤❤.
Hi guys, I am jelous that you spent a lot of time in Romania. Usually I go home for 2-3 weeks and first thing when I arrive, I just go and buy pastries and fornetti. I found Petru in my town and I tried 'covrigi' filled with sour cherries, chocolate and vanilla. With a big difference: not all in one day. I don't know how you manage to stay fit cause every time when I go home I put weight on. Very nice video though and I can't wait to go home :))
Try anything with quinces (the very large astringent yellow fruits), they are in season. I personally enjoy meat dishes with quince, but there is also rice with quince, marmalade made from the fruit, compote to drink. Etc. It's likely exotic for you.
I love it how most of our street food store have english speaking personnel. Also, one of the folklore food is cheese pie(placinta cu branza), just in the Super Maxi traditional style, and our grandmas and mothers still cook at home.
A mici lover's experience is incomplete without trying Dedulesti mici. Those are the longest mici in Romania. You can find Dedulesti going by car from Pitesti to Ramnicu Valcea 😉
You should try the cheapest mici in Romania at Kaufland Grill in any city. It is 1 euro menu of 4 mici, bread and mustard i think. You are right that all the mici are good, and I guess you will be pleasantly surprised by the cheapest ones.
@@Zdamaneta acum fiecare kaufland are un fast-food fix la intrare facut de kaufland cu rotiserie si gratar. vand mici, pui la rotisor, tot felul de meniuri cu carnati si snitele. si sunt in general ieftine si bune. ru iau ocazional, merita
Veni Vidi Mici 😅🤣 Mici is love much is life! Great video as always ❤ If you still have time don't miss out on Targu Mures 😅 I'm bombarding you guys but we have some nice cousins too and mici ofc
Good idea for the people that are outside from Romania since long time ure so crazy an funny and i like all about Romanian food thx a lot for the Videos . U must be crazy how u can eat so without to be big woww:-))))Multumesc sper sa aveti parte numai de lucruri faine imi place cum incercati sa vorbiti romana .:-))) Ivana ure sweet yes the explication about the ketchup on pizza is great ure right :-)))
If you have the chance, try any pie with "urda si marar". "Urda" is similar to Ricotta or Cottage cheese, but not the same. I'm not sure, but I think it's specific to Eastern Europe and Balkans area. And "marar" is just dill but, as you already know from sarmale, it adds a very nice flavor to the whole dish.
I am glad to see the church architecture and music had the right effect on you. Traditional iconography uses a technique uses the inverted perspective with the porpouse of "bringing you in the presence of the depicted scene". Casa de piatra mirilor!
You guys are absolutely deliciously funny and pleasant to watch! I’m also impressed by your Romanian pronunciation and knowledge, congrats! 😃 You can try mici at Caru’ cu bere in Bucharest. It’s a very nice restaurant, with lots of history, but it has amazing food.
Baaaaa!!!! .....voi sunteti romani!.... Yoooo!!!!.....you are romanians!.... The best traditional romanian food you will ever taste is in Maramures in Christmas time ! The best donuts you ever taste are in Oraselul Copiilor in Bucharest ! The best football team ever is Rapid ! The best Travel vlog is JetLag Warriors! You love Romania and we love you ! My favorite snack is Haiducesc with Kefir My favorite street food is Mici or Shaorma My favorite food is Fasole cu ciolan or Sarmale
Welcome to România, guys!!! Food here is very delicious!!! People are friendly and nice to new guests!! Romania also likes to party and they are very funn and funny!! Thank you for beeing here!! Hugs!!!
If you don't try romanian stuffed bell peppers , your life is in vain Bell peppers filled with sarmale stuffing, served not with sour cream but with tomato juice
I was born in Romania and I never saw these foods, but I left the country long time ago. The video at Carul Cu Bere showed lots of classical Romanian foods.
you should try "Macedonia" or "Trigon cu telemea". it's good even if it is not hot. what you guys eat are basically snacks for romanians :). thumbs up for the video. loved it
You guys should try a chicken shaworma from Shaworma Baneasa. You can find it all over Bucharest. Small secret: remember to tell them to add curry sauce and chilli oil with seeds. It’s amazing!! Best in town
Brânza translates as a generic term for ‘cheese’, whereas cașcaval stands specifically for cheddar cheese. Love every single thing you do! Keep up the great work and keep well! Thank you for promoting Romania in such a beautiful way! 😊
Nice to see you back. You must be verry impressed by the fact that the most of people in Romania can speak english? At least those under 40 years old?By the way, we love to use sour cherry (VISINE) in everything, even in our `visinata`. Is not very popular over the pond.Have a nice trip guys. We also have Mirabelle`s plums (corcoduse), a fruit we use to make a very tasty tuica(rachiu, palinca moonshine).You and Ivana haveknow how to speak Romanian. now you have to learl our anthem and you`ll be a Romanian citisen.More i see yor video, more I will write, sorry. Edit, reedit doesn`t matter, i wish you to be in my home town of Galati to show some thing!?!
You guys are so lucky; I love the look of those mici; I cannot imagine how good they taste. I have to look for some here in Vancouver. Or for a recipe on RUclips. I would say they go perfectly in those buns, like hot dogs, with mustard and ketchup. 👌👌👌
I love you guys. You are in a good mood, and have a seemingly endless appetite. We are going to Bucharest for a week and you have been a big inspiration.
My frends from Canada that i love. Please consider Transylvanian Amfiteater if you are in Brasov now. I only say that for you guys, belive me, total worth it...that place make my literaly cry...nothing from romania have that impact for me.
What’s your favorite Romanian food/street food/snack?
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Covrigi and pastry, having in mind that mici is not really street food
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Scovergi cu mujdei de usturoi. Garlic is life.
I have to go with .
FORNETI !
I'll go with LUCA all the way! Best products and also the sweets are very very good(strudel cu iaurt is the KING!)
The word "Cascaval" is generally used for yellow cheeses, and we use "Branza" for white cheeses (stuff like feta, cottage cheese). When you get "Branza" you expect it to be extra salty.
cascavel is🐍in portuguese😅
This is pretty misleading, I don't find this to be true at all.
@Marcus Miller, I was replying to @Kanami.
@@andreeaharabagiu8856 sorry (embarrassed smile)
@@andreeaharabagiu8856 How is it misleading? Its exactly like that.
For people that like bread, Romania is literally bread Heaven 😂😂❤
ai ce mai mare drepate
And pickpocketing
@@stubru16 if you're dumb enough to get pickpocketed, that's on you lil pup 🙏
@stubru16 we pickpocket your mum 😊😊😊
@@stubru16 dute drecu ba berbecule..
My Husband is from Romania! I can't wait to go. I seen tons of videos about the culture, traditions, and food. I love it! such a beautiful place
Depends where you live, are few restaurants in US. It's cheap to fly, around $700 roundtrip...
Being from Romania I enjoy daily all those stuff, so I'm happy about it.
Guys, I have never seen tourists imbed themselves more in the culture than you guys, I absolutely love the attitude you guys have, and the fact that you're just enjoying yourselves, going out and having fun, going to what you see locals and other enjoy! You are part of the romanian city life! This is how you travel, and I genuinely cannot thank you enough for letting us see life through your eyes. I love being able to see new cultures, and your way of experiencing them is just so brilliant!
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Best time for me was when i become a member.
Link bellow.
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I love it when people visit Romania. As a romanian, I think we tend to forget how great our country is. :)))
That's true cus I'm from Romanian :))))))
Me too
romanias underrated af
people who make videos like these must understand that romanians enjoy them the most, since we tend to forget about the little things we love too, because we are too used to them.
Guys, at this point the government should make you official ambassadors, you have done more for tourism than any association ever has! Bravo, you make us proud(Er) with every video!
No they should not I'm romanian and uhh they mispronounced almost every single word also the guy at the cartoferie looked so confused
@@Cubeman312 you realize these videos are made for the English speaking world? This is how they all pronounce it in the west, and are they supposed to go to Romanian school in order to learn how to pronounce it properly? 😂
@@eldonbogs nobody pronounces it like that in the west
I live in Canada, no one I know can pronounce Romanian properly...
@@eldonbogs no shit Sherlock Holmes go solve that mystery if you are so smart
Nobody makes funnier videos about Romania like you do. Always enjoy watching you.
Can't believe you returned to Romania! Welcome back.
Branza (Cheese) is a fresh product made of fermented milk(cow,goat,sheep,buffalo,etc).Cascaval is salted aged cheese kept in controlled humidity and temperature environment condition. Cascaval is more dense and it has less water, the texture is mostly creamy and it takes some time to get the final product.
otherwise said - branza=traditional cheese, not matured over a long time, always made with natural products. The stuff you had at the wedding girl's party a few videos ago. High quality, and usually quite pricey as well. Cascaval=your typical matured cheese, emulating Tom and Jerry cheese with holes (When I said emulating I was being generous, it's artificial and cheap as hell, using industrial processes and fake ingredients to speed the time. But hey, it is what it is)
Romania food amazing!!!! Love my beautiful country!! Thank you guys for showing how beautiful is Romania.💙💛❤
If you ever go back to Brașov, go to Sergeana restaurant to experience the full Romanian traditional food menu. Even the waiters wear the traditional port and I promise you will love their food and drinks!
You're getting really good at pronunciating all the names of the foods your order 👏
I'll be going to Brașov in a few days too so I'm definitely going to have to try that haiducesc thingy.
I'm glad you're enjoying your stay in Romania and hope you keep coming back!
im from romania and yes luca is so good i can t get enought of it ,the food is so high quality, allways fresh and sold out and we do have also a very beautyfull country with some splendid places
I am really happy that you are welcomed in Romania and most of the people speak english so you don't really have to struggle :D
!!! I just almost died...
I am here in London , feeling homesick, watching your adventures and delicious food and nice places..binging on your episodes... all good food looks delicious...
BUT WHEN YOU GUYS CAME OUT FROM THE BUILDING I LIVE IN CLUJ NAPOCA, I ALMOST DIED!!!!!! Literally almost fell of my chair! holy shit you guys... you literally stayed in the same building ..I cant!!!! *dead* Min 23:00
PS:stop stealing my grapes lool
Loving your adventures in Romania! 6 stars!
Looking at this from Belgium, I want to eat all those goodies again !!
hahahahhahaha
There are three of these pastry shop franchises in Bucharest: Luca, Petru, and Matei. All of thm named after apostles (in english it's Luke, Peter and Mathew).
There is a fourth one and its name is Paul. Saw in one city another one named Gigel or Gigi. So, those are not the only ones with names.
@@eternalflame8104 Gigi, the 13th Apostle. 😊
@@ferdinandbardamu3945 😅
Si GIGI ?
@@eternalflame8104 Gigi is the best.
Cascaval = Yellow cheese(not salty); Branza = White cheese(usually salty, but not necessarily). They are both generic terms covering multiple types of individual cheese. Sometimes you will find snacks listed with a specific type of cheese, like "telemea" or "urda" or "burduf" etc. You can think of them as sub-categories of branza.
I really gotta try the cheesy crazy!!!
Try it out! You might like it :). Thanks for the donation!!
I recently tried poutine for the first time... in Aachen, Germany, and it was seriously delicious. Great video guys. I think brânză refers to white cheese while cascaval refers to yellow cheese.
Yes, it does
Cascaval is yellow cheese. Matured or smoked. Branza is white cheese. Many kinds, like telemea or feta.
Urda (the thing some of those pies had) is cheese made from whey. Soft and crumbly, similar to Ricotta.
i've seen a lot of people trying steet food but you guys must be one of the best only because you're actually trying a lot...and i mean A LOT of foods. keep up the good work!!
Guys, cherry is cireașă, the vișină is sour cherry, a different fruit from which you also make vișinată.
Love u guys! Love the way you represent RO with every ocasion!
Delicious street food, you tried one of the best ones out there. Glad you enjoy our country. All the best
Word of advice. Avoid Fornetti. They are not baked in-place but frozen goods from a factory (it's a franchise). Full of preservatives and other industrial additives. Also cleanness of some Fornetti stores leaves to be desired (there have some old reports about that - might be a thing of the past). Want fresh baked goodies, avoid Fornetti. They just re-heat frozen baked pre-made goods.
Also, their goods are not worth the money. There are other cheaper and better pastry shops that sell sweet baked goods.
Yes, Fornetti is a franchise and I'm not sure, but I do not think it is a Romanian franchise. And the goods are not baked on the spot, but frozen.
Everyone has good stuff and not so good. I buy occasionally from Fornetti.
Best mici is free mici :)))) , nice one ... thank you for learning some romanian words.
try "Dobrogeana" pie/cake, if you can find it (it has sweet cottage cheese and raisins), with a cup of tea/coffee
22:45 There wass in the `90, when in my home town Suceava, there wass cheery, souer cherry, apricots, plums, mirabelle, grapes, apples and pears all over the streets and gardens in front of the houses and block of flats. Also linden trees witch ppl pick them up for driy and use it at making tea. We still have some of them but not so many as in the past. Keep in mind that back them in the `90 there werent so many cars to polute the air and u could just eat those right from the trees.
I leave in Bucharest and i have never tried “haiducesc” 😄
But tomorrow morning I will !
Because you are sooo convincing :)
Congrats , keep it up!
I hope you love it!!
For me, it's the best. Warm, cheesy, salty goodness.
Thanks for watching!
We love you guys! 💙💛❤️
😊
Love you guys ! Greetings from Bucovina !!!
You two clowns , just made me very hungry! 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣 Love you guys!
Dude , the "Veni , Vidi , Micii " sign was hilarious 😂
The moste that i like is how they relationship is going....i like that conection and love how they have
Thanks 😄 We are about to have our first baby together, and hope to coke back to Romania soon!!
There is a very unique location in the center of Bucharest which specializes in pastry of all kind using only fresh ingredients that can be mixed with traditional food or popular choices it is called Scovergăria Micăi, give it a shot if you pass by.
You guys are so funny😅 I enjoy watching your videos 👍👍👍🤗🙏🙏🙏
Love this! You guys are so entertaining :D
hey! those things you call "corn dogs" are basically just that.
we took hot dogs and stuck them inside a pretzel dough exterior since it's less hard to eat that 2 pieces of bread.
then it evolved to be filled with other things like ham, cheese, olives, onions etc.
corn dogs exist in the west, we didn't invent them, you know.
@@gundabalf thats what i was saying. we took them and put them into romanian style pretzels. it wasnt a coincidence, it was intentional
Nice vibe! Have fun in Romania!🇷🇴 and thank u for letting everyone know how Romania really is♥️
I thought you won't be hunger for a couple of days after you eat all those words after the Sunday game! Red&blue up!.😀😀😀
lololol good one😂
Man i just love how do you do the video you asome
Thanks for sharing this wonderful video.
Guys , you must receive romanian citizenship:)) . Damn this only 90 days that you are allow to stay : (((, ther are a lot of many other cool places to visit in Romania. Hope that next time when you come to see those places that you haven't saw yet❤❤.
You guys are so funny being so excited about mici. Nice experience. Cheers
Thx to promote our country's!🙏
Haiducesc really is the best! it's my fave too.
Not me watching this at 3 am drooling over some covrig haiducesc and mici.
Nice video, guys.
Hi guys, I am jelous that you spent a lot of time in Romania. Usually I go home for 2-3 weeks and first thing when I arrive, I just go and buy pastries and fornetti. I found Petru in my town and I tried 'covrigi' filled with sour cherries, chocolate and vanilla. With a big difference: not all in one day. I don't know how you manage to stay fit cause every time when I go home I put weight on. Very nice video though and I can't wait to go home :))
Try anything with quinces (the very large astringent yellow fruits), they are in season. I personally enjoy meat dishes with quince, but there is also rice with quince, marmalade made from the fruit, compote to drink. Etc. It's likely exotic for you.
good job , i really enjoyed watching you guys happy with the food !
10🌟 For you Steve and Ivana! 👍❤️
I love it how most of our street food store have english speaking personnel. Also, one of the folklore food is cheese pie(placinta cu branza), just in the Super Maxi traditional style, and our grandmas and mothers still cook at home.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year 2023.Interesting place to visit. Thank you for sharing.
Wooww,nice.🇮🇩indonesia is here🇮🇩
A mici lover's experience is incomplete without trying Dedulesti mici. Those are the longest mici in Romania. You can find Dedulesti going by car from Pitesti to Ramnicu Valcea 😉
overrated!
mici buni 8/10 as manca din nou
Nah, dont even think about it. the location now is so overrated it will make you cry. Literally, u get better mici at Kaufland.
@@nermu n-am mai fost in Romania de vreo 10 ani dar imi aduc aminte de micii de la Kaufland, stiu ca erau cei mai buni. Tot la fel de buni sunt?
La Ciotoianu, near Bucharest, have bigger and better mici.
You should try the cheapest mici in Romania at Kaufland Grill in any city. It is 1 euro menu of 4 mici, bread and mustard i think. You are right that all the mici are good, and I guess you will be pleasantly surprised by the cheapest ones.
N-am mai fost acasa de vreo 10 ani dar tin minte ca micii de Kaufland erau cei mai buni. Tot la fel de buni sunt si acum?
@@Zdamaneta acum fiecare kaufland are un fast-food fix la intrare facut de kaufland cu rotiserie si gratar. vand mici, pui la rotisor, tot felul de meniuri cu carnati si snitele. si sunt in general ieftine si bune. ru iau ocazional, merita
@@RaduP3 da, asa era si acum 10 ani cand mancam mici la Kaufland. Poate tu m-ai inteles ca am cumparat mici inghetati si i-am facut acasa...
Hai Rapi!🇱🇻 Great vlogs, guys. Enjoy Romania! 🇷🇴
Veni Vidi Mici 😅🤣 Mici is love much is life! Great video as always ❤
If you still have time don't miss out on Targu Mures 😅 I'm bombarding you guys but we have some nice cousins too and mici ofc
Good idea for the people that are outside from Romania since long time ure so crazy an funny and i like all about Romanian food thx a lot for the Videos . U must be crazy how u can eat so without to be big woww:-))))Multumesc sper sa aveti parte numai de lucruri faine imi place cum incercati sa vorbiti romana .:-))) Ivana ure sweet yes the explication about the ketchup on pizza is great ure right :-)))
If you have the chance, try any pie with "urda si marar". "Urda" is similar to Ricotta or Cottage cheese, but not the same. I'm not sure, but I think it's specific to Eastern Europe and Balkans area. And "marar" is just dill but, as you already know from sarmale, it adds a very nice flavor to the whole dish.
Thank you for your videos from my country ! I love you!
Eyo i am romanian and i live now in Germany, I miss the food from romania right now because of you man
I am glad to see the church architecture and music had the right effect on you. Traditional iconography uses a technique uses the inverted perspective with the porpouse of "bringing you in the presence of the depicted scene". Casa de piatra mirilor!
Love you guys. I'm happy you like my country and I hope I'll meet you in Targu Mures!
You guys are absolutely deliciously funny and pleasant to watch! I’m also impressed by your Romanian pronunciation and knowledge, congrats! 😃
You can try mici at Caru’ cu bere in Bucharest. It’s a very nice restaurant, with lots of history, but it has amazing food.
Baaaaa!!!! .....voi sunteti romani!....
Yoooo!!!!.....you are romanians!....
The best traditional romanian food you will ever taste is in Maramures in Christmas time !
The best donuts you ever taste are in Oraselul Copiilor in Bucharest !
The best football team ever is Rapid !
The best Travel vlog is JetLag Warriors!
You love Romania and we love you !
My favorite snack is Haiducesc with Kefir
My favorite street food is Mici or Shaorma
My favorite food is Fasole cu ciolan or Sarmale
Looks delicious! We are in Brasov now and need to try some of these :) Thanks!
Welcome to România, guys!!! Food here is very delicious!!! People are friendly and nice to new guests!! Romania also likes to party and they are very funn and funny!! Thank you for beeing here!! Hugs!!!
I love to watch you guys. And it's not french fries but Belgium fries. Everybody say's it wrong. Fries ar invented in Belgium not in France.
You are amazing guys!
You are the salt of the earth.. and u make sure to find it!! Salt! Salt! Salt! 😂😂❤❤ love it
Near those pastry shops are 2 great gelato shops that you missed, you have to go back.
Makes me wanna go the corner one I have and buy a few :)
Congrats on the vid!
Heading to Brasov on Saturday with my Bulgarian roadtrip buddies, looks great and the food looks pretty cheap over there.
Enjoy!! There’s a place you can get deep fried tripe that you will swear is calamari… it’s surprisingly good
If you don't try romanian stuffed bell peppers , your life is in vain
Bell peppers filled with sarmale stuffing, served not with sour cream but with tomato juice
I was born in Romania and I never saw these foods, but I left the country long time ago. The video at Carul Cu Bere showed lots of classical Romanian foods.
Very happy to see someone that likes Romania!
you should try "Macedonia" or "Trigon cu telemea". it's good even if it is not hot. what you guys eat are basically snacks for romanians :). thumbs up for the video. loved it
You guys should try a chicken shaworma from Shaworma Baneasa. You can find it all over Bucharest. Small secret: remember to tell them to add curry sauce and chilli oil with seeds. It’s amazing!! Best in town
Brânza translates as a generic term for ‘cheese’, whereas cașcaval stands specifically for cheddar cheese.
Love every single thing you do! Keep up the great work and keep well! Thank you for promoting Romania in such a beautiful way! 😊
Romania 🇷🇴The best Land in The World
Amazing video, keep it guys!
Good vibes🎉🎉🎉 You are amazing guys
Try the combination urda cu marar (ricotta with dill) or varza (cabbage).
Bon apetit!
I absolutely love the Haiducesc!
Nice to see you back. You must be verry impressed by the fact that the most of people in Romania can speak english? At least those under 40 years old?By the way, we love to use sour cherry (VISINE) in everything, even in our `visinata`. Is not very popular over the pond.Have a nice trip guys. We also have Mirabelle`s plums (corcoduse), a fruit we use to make a very tasty tuica(rachiu, palinca moonshine).You and Ivana haveknow how to speak Romanian. now you have to learl our anthem and you`ll be a Romanian citisen.More i see yor video, more I will write, sorry. Edit, reedit doesn`t matter, i wish you to be in my home town of Galati to show some thing!?!
You guys are so lucky; I love the look of those mici; I cannot imagine how good they taste. I have to look for some here in Vancouver. Or for a recipe on RUclips. I would say they go perfectly in those buns, like hot dogs, with mustard and ketchup. 👌👌👌
Ok from Transilvania România Transilvania 🇷🇴🇷🇴👍❤️🤗🇷🇴
I love you guys.
You are in a good mood, and have a seemingly endless appetite.
We are going to Bucharest for a week and you have been a big inspiration.
Enjoy Bucharest! Don’t miss Caru Cu Bere (spelling), it’s a great restaurant in the old town
@@JetLagWarriors Thank you.
We will live in the near neighbourhood of it in the Old Town.
My frends from Canada that i love. Please consider Transylvanian Amfiteater if you are in Brasov now. I only say that for you guys, belive me, total worth it...that place make my literaly cry...nothing from romania have that impact for me.
They sell the cherry pretzel at Luca too and in romanian its called " Covrig cu visine" and translated its pretzel with sour cherry
Romania loves you!!❤❤❤
I lovvvvvv pastries and just 💖💖💖 this vlog. Mouthwatering😋😋😋
Pofta buna si sa va fie de bine dragilor!