Tag: Polish Food

  • Warsaw: KFC’s Chicken Wings Are Finger Freaking Good

    Warsaw: KFC’s Chicken Wings Are Finger Freaking Good

    Warsaw: KFC’s Chicken Wings Are Finger Freaking Good! – Seriously, the KFC in Warsaw is damn good, especially the chicken wings! Well, it’s our dinner on our third day in Warsaw and some might think it’s weird that we were having KFC there because we could actually eat KFC back in the UK or Malaysia. Well, KFC in UK sucks because there’s no chilli sauce, nor the chicken is crispy enough. KFC back in Malaysia is awesome, with great Thai chilli sauce as condiment but then there’s no chicken wings as addictive as this bucket.

    For about 40 Zloty (RM40++), we get about 32+1 chicken wings which I find it reasonable and mouthwatering! I can now recommend that KFC is one of the must-try. LOL.

  • Warsaw: Kebab Dinner, National Stadium

    Warsaw: Kebab Dinner, National Stadium

    Warsaw: Kebab Dinner, National Stadium – Things get boring in Warsaw as there’s not much to do and the 4 of us had decided to hop on the tram (randomly) and head to a place far to look for food. As the tram got further away from the city and tall buildings, we got panic and alighted at somewhere near the National Stadium. It’s still fine, just crossed a bridge.

    Trying to look for something different other than kebab that stand right in fronts of the tram stop, we walked into an unknown neighbourhood of Warsaw. Along the way, we came across with a Ukrainian Restaurant, an Italian Restaurant (no more, because of the heavy lunch), and a bakery, that’s it. That’s pretty deep into the neighbourhood, like 20 minutes from the tram stop, and we’d decided to head back to the kebab. =D Still, kebab is the best thing and cheapest thing to eat.

    Warsaw: Kebab Dinner, National Stadium
    Day 2, the Palace of Culture & Science was still covered in cloud. What a foggy foggy weather it was.

    Warsaw: Kebab Dinner, National Stadium

    Warsaw: Kebab Dinner, National Stadium

    Warsaw: Kebab Dinner, National Stadium

    Warsaw: Kebab Dinner, National Stadium

    Warsaw: Kebab Dinner, National Stadium

    Warsaw: Kebab Dinner, National Stadium

    Warsaw: Kebab Dinner, National Stadium
    A quiet neighbourhood.

    Warsaw: Kebab Dinner, National Stadium
    Here comes the KEBAB feast.

    Warsaw: Kebab Dinner, National Stadium

    Warsaw: Kebab Dinner, National Stadium
    Warsaw National Stadium, the venue of semi final for UEFA Euro 2012!

    Warsaw: Kebab Dinner, National Stadium
    A couple on the street.

  • Warsaw: Got Scammed 40 Zloty For Pasta Meal

    Warsaw: Got Scammed 40 Zloty For Pasta Meal

    Eastern Europe Trip // Warsaw: Got Scammed 40 Zloty For Pasta Meal – Day 2 in Warsaw, damn, we woke up at 12 and only willing to head out of the hostel at about 2pm. I guess we have forgotten to change our clock an hour forward. LOL. The night was coming as we headed out to look for lunch. We were just so lazy and unexcited about the city as we had 3 days in Warsaw. Day 2 was either head back to the Old Town or to look for Christmas Market, but since the night was so near, we went to ‘Christmas Market’. (There’s actually no Christmas Market in Warsaw, I guess we’d just mistaken the super market as Christmas Market when we asked about it at our hostel. LOL).

    We were looking for food, but had no idea what to eat. Not kebab again, nor McDonald’s or KFC. We were quite stingy as well, and then came across a board writing 17.9 Zloty for an Italian set menu. Without any hesitation, we just went in a sat down. The friendly boss came and showed us the menu and it was like no where near 17.9Zloty. The boss who were unable to speak a proper English nor us able to speak Polish or Italian, we were like pointing this and that. We asked about the set lunch that was written out there, the boss said lunch hour is over, we were like ‘OMG, let’s go?’, then in a few minutes, he came and told us it’s still available in the kitchen.

    Tried to ask about what’s included in the set but we just couldn’t get a proper answer. We only know it’s pasta and we did ask about the price again to be sure, the boss was like saying ‘forty, fourteen, forty’. Well, it seems reasonable 14Zloty for a pasta, hardly speak further with a different language, we said OK with enthusiasm.

    First a soup of unknown, tasted garlic and onion, which was quite nice. Later a spaghetti pasta of nothing, with no meat but tasted sweet and tomato. A bit disappointed but still reasonable with the price. =) BUT, when the bill came, it was 40Zloty per person. Gosh! Scammed. Make sure you ask properly about the price, properly as in really proper, written in black and white before ordering something that is too good to be true. Feeling, mehh.

    Warsaw: Got Scammed 40 Zloty For Pasta Meal
    Passed by this cool place while looking for food.

    Warsaw: Got Scammed 40 Zloty For Pasta Meal

    Warsaw: Got Scammed 40 Zloty For Pasta Meal
    The soup, garlic onion.

    Warsaw: Got Scammed 40 Zloty For Pasta Meal
    The spaghetti pasta.

  • Warsaw: Night At Stare Miasto (Old Town), Polish Food & Polish McDonald’s

    Warsaw: Night At Stare Miasto (Old Town), Polish Food & Polish McDonald’s

    Eastern Europe Trip // Warsaw: Night At Stare Miasto (Old Town), Polish Food & Polish McDonald’s – Stare Miasto means ‘Old Town’ in Polish, don’t be surprise if you see similar word like Stare Mesto in Prague, Slovakia and beyond, they all mean the same – Old Town. It’s not like the Ipoh Old Town White Coffee’s Old Town, it’s just one thing that most European cities have in common, a historic center of a city.

    It’s quite funny that we go at night. Actually it was still daytime when we reached Warsaw, but we were slacking the the hostel room and only started the exploration when night falls at about 3pm. Nevertheless, we made in to the Old Town and it’s pretty quiet as not what I’ve expected. Is it because it’s night time?

    Nevermind, we still walked around and went in to a Polish restaurant – Zapiecek to try some Polish food. We kept on seeing the name of ‘Zapiecek’ in the Old Town and there’s like a few outlets of it. No idea what Polish food was like and we were just tempted by an old Polish lady who keep on waving at us. She successfully lured us into the restaurant. Luckily, there’s English menu, it’s not surprise that their restaurant do not have an English menu because tourist does not frequent the place. Polish food is about dumpling, cheese, dumpling and cheese! In fact, most of the Eastern European food are about dumpling! Don’t mistaken their dumpling with Chinese dumpling, they are totally different thing. There’s another vegetable dish that we ordered taste almost like a Hainaese Bangkuang-Char, except it’s more sourish. Overall, a thumbs up for this meal as it’s something very new and I kinda like it.

    Later then, we just navigate around freely to find the exit because we were lost in the Old Town! HAHA. Not that bad after all as the town is quite small and we ended taking a tram back to our hostel place. Reluctant to go back to hostel as there’s no wifi (never know that there’s hostel that doesn’t offers free wifi! – Jump Inn Warsaw), and we headed to McDonald’s for supper and wifi. Well, finally I can have McDonald’s that is cheaper than the UK. Chicken Box rocks.

    Warsaw: Night At Stare Miasto (Old Town), Polish Food & Polish McDonald's

    Warsaw: Night At Stare Miasto (Old Town), Polish Food & Polish McDonald's
    Here’s me, a dark me.

    Warsaw: Night At Stare Miasto (Old Town), Polish Food & Polish McDonald's
    Rocking Christmas tree at Warsaw’s Old Town.

    Warsaw: Night At Stare Miasto (Old Town), Polish Food & Polish McDonald's

    Warsaw: Night At Stare Miasto (Old Town), Polish Food & Polish McDonald's

    Warsaw: Night At Stare Miasto (Old Town), Polish Food & Polish McDonald's

    Warsaw: Night At Stare Miasto (Old Town), Polish Food & Polish McDonald's
    The Old Town Square.

    Warsaw: Night At Stare Miasto (Old Town), Polish Food & Polish McDonald's

    Warsaw: Night At Stare Miasto (Old Town), Polish Food & Polish McDonald's
    This is the restaurant that I’ve mentioned – Zapiecek. Not bad, you can give it a try.

    Warsaw: Night At Stare Miasto (Old Town), Polish Food & Polish McDonald's
    The dumplings that I’ve mentioned, not shui gao, or wan tan, but their dumpling. There’s cheese in it.

    Warsaw: Night At Stare Miasto (Old Town), Polish Food & Polish McDonald's
    The BangKuang-Char thing.

    Warsaw: Night At Stare Miasto (Old Town), Polish Food & Polish McDonald's

    Warsaw: Night At Stare Miasto (Old Town), Polish Food & Polish McDonald's
    Some statue of soldiers outside the Warsaw Uprising Museum. Accidentally passed by this place while finding our way home. No GPS, no data, but found new place.

    Warsaw: Night At Stare Miasto (Old Town), Polish Food & Polish McDonald's

    Warsaw: Night At Stare Miasto (Old Town), Polish Food & Polish McDonald's
    The quiet and unknown street.

    Warsaw: Night At Stare Miasto (Old Town), Polish Food & Polish McDonald's
    A Polish road.

    Warsaw: Night At Stare Miasto (Old Town), Polish Food & Polish McDonald's

    Warsaw: Night At Stare Miasto (Old Town), Polish Food & Polish McDonald's
    A patch of shity ice, again.

    Warsaw: Night At Stare Miasto (Old Town), Polish Food & Polish McDonald's
    On the tram! Exciting.

    Warsaw: Night At Stare Miasto (Old Town), Polish Food & Polish McDonald's

    Warsaw: Night At Stare Miasto (Old Town), Polish Food & Polish McDonald's
    Chicken Box for the supper, the Chicken Wings were just so awesome.

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