Dear Brandon and Alyssa, Im Polish and thing I wanted to say is - Thank you so so much!! I like watching people's travel videos. I've watched recently many vlogs from Poland (created by foreigners) and yours are best. You two make a beautiful couple combined with sense of humor, sightseeings and food - all of this in one movie! Once again, thank you guys for showing my country so nice and beautiful :) Thumbs up and sub from Poland and Gdansk!
Thank you so much. We are going to feature this comment on our Instagram and is one of the nicest we’ve received in a very long time. It’s hard to do TH-cam and sometimes we aren’t motivated to continue making videos, but it’s comments like this that keep us sharing our travels and our delicious food along the way! You have no idea how much this comment touches our hearts, thank you
@@HeresGoodTravelit’s my official profile , I forgot my password on laptop so I started a new one canal without name on it 😂 anyway you deserve for literally every kind words form polish ppl❤
cheap??! Kraków is one of most expesive citis in this sad as as.s hole country. Cheep fuk sake this crap can say only money packed traitor (yes traitor we still remamber what your coutry did to us in 1945... Poland never forgets) but yeah eat as much till u puke
I was looking forward to this video, but I didn't know that I should not be watching it on an empty stomach LOL everything looks great and I'm only 2 minutes into the video thank you both
🤣haha even we were watching the final draft and we just kept saying “remember how good that was!” The pizza was seriously amazing we are sad that they had to close! We read an article that the owners refused to sacrifice quality in the face of pandemic inflation and chose to close rather than use inferior ingredients. Suck on that Papa John’s🤣
You are the sweetest expressing and emphasising how much you loved Poland! ❤ Thank you for the appreciation, we are very grateful. 😊 I wonder what your summer experience would/will? be like if you decide you are coming back to us.
It warmed my heart to hear your appreciation of Poland. I have long loved it too, since spending a summer there in 1990. The people are so kind, the country so beautiful. I hope you get back there soon!
Thank you so so much. I feel like we didn't even showcase how much we truly fell in love with it. a world gem no doubt. Alyssa wants to go see Taylor Swift in Warsaw next summer so we might be planning a return trip. Thanks a million for watching our crazy videos, we have so much fun making them and can't tell you how much we appreciate the support.
@@HeresGoodTravel that's great! In the summer would be a totally different experience. If I may suggest a side trip to Lublin, a 2 train ride south from Warsaw, it's a beautiful city!
im going there next week & this is exactly the video that i need! thank you for including all the details inc if its free or not cus im on a budget haha
Krakow is always up to date without taking anything away from Katowice and Bielsko (I love Bielsko very much, Katowice .... ok, I like). Moreover, Krakow is not only the Main Market Square and Kazimierz. These are Dębniki, Podgórze, Wola Justowska, Nowa Huta and other places - Skawina, Wieliczka, Niepolomice, Skała, Ojców etc.
Thank you so much. We try to keep it light fun and airy. It’s hard not to have a good time when we have this rare opportunity to visit as many places as we do and get to see the world together, but mostly we’re just here for the food!😂 thanks 1 million for watching and leaving us this comment please consider subscribing if you haven’t already we’re always always going cool places and eating fun stuff
Sometimes with fork and knife, but sometimes without that. If you like "oscypek" (cheese) - I recommend visiting Zakopane. Oscypek is traditional polish highland cheese from southern Poland. Zakopane is like a capital of polish mountains. There a lot of good restaurants with delicious food. I recommend "Owczarnia" restaurant.
YES!!! YES!!! We will add this to the list! We talk about that cheese so often now it’s crazy. A Polish friend living in Chicago told us we had to get it and we had no idea how good it really was. Thanks for the recomendacion, we will check it out!
Why did I miss those in Kracow?! Love pretzels anywhere in the world, LOL. Love the Polish bagel/pretzel thingies sold at the blue carts! Even bought some home!
Interesting fact: when Nazis were retreating from Eastern Front during WW2 and they left Kraków, they filled entire old town and castle with explosives so when Soviets enter into city it would explode. AK (Armia Krajowa = Nation's Army, polish partisans) managed to dismantle explosives in time while Soviets came (according to some historians they weren't hurry to secure city, more likely they were counting that those explosives would be detonated). After war Soviets with regime Socialist People's Party used narration to blame AK for trying to detonate city with Soviet Army inside, so partisans could hunted down and killed.
WOW! Thank you so much for this story! That is just insane to us. There is so much rich history in Poland it just blew us away. The resilience of the people amazes us and it comes across in their attitudes and actions today. We fell in love with Poland and can't wait to return to learn even more. Thanks again for this awesome comment!
One fact. No nazist but germany. Nazist = germany. This germany moraded Polaes in WW2 and not mithical nazi. Concept nazist created contemporaries germany to manipulate us. My grandfather was murdered in World War II not by mythical Nazis but by ordinary Germans. Every family in Poland lost someone close to them and was murdered by the Germans or the Russians in World War II. And saying that some Nazis did it is like spitting in our faces for Poles. We, Poles, watch with horror as this current German fraud is spread around the world. In short, the entire German nation took an active part in theI. murders, not some mythical Nazis. I'm sorry for the mistakes in advance
New subscriber here! 🎉 I can't wait to visit Poland next year with my daughter. I just watched your Warsaw and Krakow videos, and now I'm moving on to Gdansk.. I'm sharing these with my daughter who I'll be traveling with. You guys are delightful! 🥰😘🇵🇱
Thank you so much for this awesome comment! We were blown away by Poland! Alyssa is headed to Gdansk with a friend to visit the summer festival and see Taylor Swift in Warsaw!
Wow, thank you so much for responding! My daughter and I cannot wait to explore Poland together. Melissa has traveled the entire world and we have visited several countries together. We most recently traveled to Germany and wanted to take the train to Poland - but ran out of time. Like Germany, Poland has such a cool current vibe juxtaposed with its dark past (Nazi occupation/Warsaw Ghetto). It's wonderful - inspirational!! - to see how Warsaw has rebuilt and transformed itself into such a vibrant and very hip city. 🤗 I cannot wait to explore Warsaw's nightlife with my daughter and visit its sights, museums, restaurants and cafes. We're both enjoying your videos and can't wait to try all those wonderful Polish dishes. My daughter very enthusiastically told me that she ❤ perogies! (I think I'm going to have to change my usual 1 healthy meal + a protein smoothie ritual when there!) Will definitely be waddling home after sampling all those incredible Polish pastries! We want to see Krakow and Gdansk as well. How many days should we plan to see them all without feeling rushed? Thank you so much for any information. You guys are "living the dream" ✨️ and it's so fun to come along for the ride with you! 🫶❤
you brave travellers, that vodka quest was quite something I watch those visitors in Kraków, videos made by different people and it's really hard to believe the quality for the value.. is this real ?
It’s totally real, and we still can’t believe it. We went to almost 14 countries on our trip and Poland was the biggest surprise. So much so that we are headed back to see even more next summer!
@@HeresGoodTravelI highly recommend you to visit Wrocław - it's really beautifull, amazing city. Another, not obvious choice is Toruń, with its medieval, well-preserved Old Town, entirely inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.Thanks for such a wonderful showing to people of our country, which people still know practically nothing about. You're great couple, great people! Greetings from Poland ❤
Thanks for the comment! Krakow is amazing! We think the most affordable places we’ve been are Viet Nam and Guadalajara. But Poland was a tremendous value and it always amazes us how affordable the food is in Japan!
Thanks! We couldn’t agree more, Poland was the biggest surprise of our trip and Krakow was a gem! Thanks a million for watching and commenting g! We have a quick video in New York and then some amazing Mexican destinations to come!
@@HeresGoodTravel Next time go also to Zakopane amazing place and dont forget the poland chrismas market in December (krakow,warsaw,wroclow katowice)its a dream...
Everything I can eat with my hands , I eat with hands , pizza , saté , spare ribs , you name it , I'll get my hands dirty and greasy... The pastry you had at 13:45 , in Holland we call it a Tompoes/Tompouce , and the best way to eat it , is taking the top off and start eating , with your hands 😉 Here in A'dam there is a Polish restaurant , next time I will ask for it... 🍻🖐️
Amazing!😂 glad to know we aren’t the only ones. Words to live by. We will add this restaurant to our list.m, planning a return trip next summer! Thank you so much!
Oh you silly Americans. Trying to eat Kremówka with fork. Then trying with hand. In Poland we inhale in entirety with nose. From back of polar bear. Yes. (best read with Hollywood-style Russian accent)
😂this is the best comment of the day for sure! We butchered that poor treat😂. We didn’t want to make a fool but we did anyway. Thanks the the comment, lesson and the view. We will make the adjustment next time we visit during summer!
Hey U2 ... really enjoyed your video 👍 ... we are going on monday 😊 ... could you please tell us what phone photo translator you are using to translate polish into english instantly ?
Yea! It’s just Google Translate. It is in the App Store. It was invaluable on our trip also has audio translation and helps with pronunciation. Although if you watch our videos, not very much😂. It is our number one resource for translation, thanks a million for the kind comment and watching our videos!
I looked up how you're supposed to eat kremowka, and here's what came up: Powinno się je jeść widelczykiem i łyżeczką. Widelczykiem jemy blat, łyżeczką - krem. Co ważne, oba te sztućce powinny być naprzemiennie trzymane w prawej ręce, czyli po kęsie kremu powinniśmy odłożyć łyżeczkę i oddzielać kęsy blatu widelczykiem. Ain't nobody got time for that.
🤣It’s good to know for sure but I don’t see us ever doing it right. Plus it was kinda fun to just squish it into our faces😂. Thanks for the comment and figuring out the mystery!
I'm sorry guys for saying that, I mean, I like your content. But the amount of foreigners visiting Poland and being so suprised that we are 21 century country is disturbing (I'm talking about for example the shock of having a lot of world cousine and restaurants). I know Poland is not popular, but this is an old country, now pretty developted, even NY bagels were brought originally by Krakow's jews to America (meaning we had "world” cousine before the war ;) ). So I guess I want to say - I don't think you should constantly emphasize the things that for us are normal, as we are not so different than the west Europe in terms of modernity or development. I know you didn't know that, but that's on you.
Thank you! Alyssa says “any opportunity to eat with your hands is too good to pass up”. It’s a bummer that place closed it was one of the best pizzas we’ve had on our travels. We can’t wait to get back to Poland to explore more cities! Thanks a million for watching and commenting! We have a ton of amazing food to share in Mexico coming up and, spoiler alert, we use our hands the whole time😂
Haha we always say that that’s the main reason we go places, to eat! Thanks a million for watching our Journey, Poland was a gem and we can’t wait to return.
It’s Google translate! It’s totally free available on all platforms and it is an invaluable asset when we are traveling. You can take a photo of something I can translate it. You can even download language languages. We’ve had conversations with people we’ve met entirely on Google Translate.
2:51 - That no KluKSA but KluSKa , orygin from Śląsk ( Silesia ) . 2:57 - You showed on the map Dolny Śląsk only ( Lower Silesia ) . But exist Górny Śląsk ( Upper Silesia ) also . And together constitue Śląsk ( Silesia ) .
That place was really good and so unique! The dumplings were incredibly bouncy very different. Thank you so much for watching and commenting on our video. It means the world to us!
For this trip we just stayed in the downtown area by our Airbnb. Anything you recommend would be terrific. We will be back and can’t wait to decolore further!
Thank you it’s at the top of our list. I think we are going to visit there in August. We hope to go for the Christmas market as well in the future. Any other cities that we haven’t visited you could recommend. We love nature too so if you know any National parks we could visit?
Whoa! We didn’t know that but it’s good to know we’ve been doing it right. We think any opportunity to eat with your hands can’t be passed up! Thanks a million for watching our small channel, cheers!
I’m sorry to say that chickpea curry IS NOT Polish Silesian food...I absolutely love INDIAN food but you have not had polish traditional food in this episode...even kluski klaskie are traditional only in certain part of Poland-not Krakow...
A small note that Poles are extremely sensitive to. When you say Silesia are Poles, Germans and Czechs. It was rather better to say about the culinary influences because yes, these areas moved from hand to hand, but Poles were the first Sieskanians of these lands. Poles have been ethnically in these lands for around 10,000 years, which was revealed by genetic research. That is why never tell Poles that the lands once belonged to the Germans, the Czechs or Russians - Poles say temporarily ... because you can lose their sympathy that Poles show for foreigners. And the unique disgust for a Pole is like a foreigner tries to speak Polish, but he says Russian words through ignorance (in Polish- TOAST; "Na Zdrowie", and after Russian is "Na Zdarowie"), and often it happens that They are eating Poland with Russia, as once the US President Obama, being with an official visit to Poland, made fatal mistakes, confusing Warsaw with Moscow or, as he said about Polish Aushwitz Przegroza camps and Poles are constantly straightening that they are German extermination camps in the areas of enslaved Poland. Poles have a lot of sympathy for foreigners, they are happy to help them and all this as a result of the age of Christian culture resulting from the saying "Guest at home, God at home", or when the guest comes to you, you do not know if it sometimes did not come to God himself in hospitality. In the tradition of the Polish nobility it was that when he came outside even your greatest enemy, nothing bad could happen to him because he was a guest under his care. This is what Poles have this mentality, which is why foreigners feel good in Poland.😄
Thanks so much! This is a an awesome comment and super informative! We will take note for our next visit. We met so many awesome people in Poland and will continue to recommend it as an amazing place to add to your bucket list. Thanks again for taking the time to write this for us!
@@HeresGoodTravel Sorry for the vocabulary. After translating from Poland- English- Poland came out a bit strangely not in this intention, which was supposed to be.
I love you guys but it kinda bugs me that you go to these places and then eat so little of the actual regional foods. Food tour of Poland but you eat Thai and Indian and pretzels lol. Seems wrong
We have a couple reasons that we do this, but mainly we love really really spicy food and when we’re traveling in Europe, it’s hard to find so any opportunity we can find some sort of spice. We tend to eat those foods. Also, because this was a part of a 365 day round the world trip a lot of times we would miss home. We just want some comforting food to eat that reminded us that our life was more normal. We do our best to try the main ones when we visit but sometimes just want some spicy curry
No way! We had no idea, how interesting. We will be sure to look up the story to see what we can find. Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to comment, have an awesome day!
We speak English and Spanish but admittedly we struggled with the polish language. We were in 6 different countries all with unique languages so learning on the fly became a little confusing. We will do better next time.
Szanowny Pan pisze o grzeczności i szacunku, samemu impertynencko i grubiańsko zwracając uwagę, w dodatku niczym nieuzasadnioną? Ktokolwiek uczył Pana kindersztuby, srogo Pana zawiódł. Lub raczej to Pan właśnie zawodzi tego kogoś. 🤷🏼
@@WedrownyGrajek Delikatesik. A co jest grubiańskiego w zwróceniu uwagi, że należałoby nauczyć się kilku zwrotów w języku kraju, do którego się przyjeżdża? Rozumiem, że jadąc do takiej choćby Anglii komunikujemy się w języku polskim. Bo przecież oni wszyscy znają ten język. Może należałoby zacząć szanować własny język i kulturę a nie patrzeć tylko ile dutków pozostawią kmiotki nie potrafiące niczego wydukać i znające tylko swój barbarzyński bełkot.
We never take for granted our ability to go places and see the world because of where we were born. Affordability was not the main reason we loved Poland though. It was an amazing place and one of our favorite countries we were able to visit, thank you kindly.
I don't know why Poles have such a hard time accepting that they're Eastern in culture. It's a slavic country. Nothing to be ashamed of. It's like people thinking "mexican" is a slur.
@@scyzorpl It's "central" if you break europe up into three parts: "western," "central," and "eastern." But if you break up europe into two parts, east and west, then poland is easily in the east. Just admit it, you have internalized shame about being associated with slavic countries. That's on you.
Dear Brandon and Alyssa,
Im Polish and thing I wanted to say is - Thank you so so much!! I like watching people's travel videos. I've watched recently many vlogs from Poland (created by foreigners) and yours are best. You two make a beautiful couple combined with sense of humor, sightseeings and food - all of this in one movie! Once again, thank you guys for showing my country so nice and beautiful :)
Thumbs up and sub from Poland and Gdansk!
Thank you so much. We are going to feature this comment on our Instagram and is one of the nicest we’ve received in a very long time. It’s hard to do TH-cam and sometimes we aren’t motivated to continue making videos, but it’s comments like this that keep us sharing our travels and our delicious food along the way! You have no idea how much this comment touches our hearts, thank you
@@HeresGoodTravel❤❤ ❤
@@HeresGoodTravelit’s my official profile , I forgot my password on laptop so I started a new one canal without name on it 😂 anyway you deserve for literally every kind words form polish ppl❤
We absolutely loved our time in Krakow and Wroclaw. Beautiful cities and super cheap. We would absolutely return.
Wrocław is next on the list for sure! Can’t wait to get back. Thanks a million for watching, it means the world to us!
cheap??! Kraków is one of most expesive citis in this sad as as.s hole country. Cheep fuk sake this crap can say only money packed traitor (yes traitor we still remamber what your coutry did to us in 1945... Poland never forgets) but yeah eat as much till u puke
Poland is AMAZING!!! Krakow looks absolutely stunning.
Totally! We are already planning a trip back and to visit more cities! Happy travels, thanks for watching
One of the best things about being an adult, is being able to eat desert for breakfast! Lol
Without question
I was looking forward to this video, but I didn't know that I should not be watching it on an empty stomach LOL everything looks great and I'm only 2 minutes into the video thank you both
Yeah, I learned that from the start! Lol. I always make a sandwich before the video, now! Lol. They are foodies for sure!
@johngodbout7341 🤣 they definitely are, the vid was brutal yet satisfying
🤣haha even we were watching the final draft and we just kept saying “remember how good that was!” The pizza was seriously amazing we are sad that they had to close! We read an article that the owners refused to sacrifice quality in the face of pandemic inflation and chose to close rather than use inferior ingredients. Suck on that Papa John’s🤣
Might wanna make two for the Krakow Christmas Market video next week lol
We mixed in some sights but mostly just ate haha
You are the sweetest expressing and emphasising how much you loved Poland! ❤
Thank you for the appreciation, we are very grateful. 😊
I wonder what your summer experience would/will? be like if you decide you are coming back to us.
Alyssa is going back this summer to see Taylor Swift in Warsaw. Then we are hoping to visit Wrocław!
A very beautiful city ! I’m South Asian and I chuckled to see there was an Indian restaurant 😊. I would love to visit one day .
We have several Indian restaurants in Krakow because we have a large Indian diaspora. We have got a few koreans restaurants too.
It was actually really good! The people were so mice and made everything extra spicy for us!
It warmed my heart to hear your appreciation of Poland. I have long loved it too, since spending a summer there in 1990. The people are so kind, the country so beautiful. I hope you get back there soon!
Thank you so so much. I feel like we didn't even showcase how much we truly fell in love with it. a world gem no doubt. Alyssa wants to go see Taylor Swift in Warsaw next summer so we might be planning a return trip. Thanks a million for watching our crazy videos, we have so much fun making them and can't tell you how much we appreciate the support.
@@HeresGoodTravel that's great! In the summer would be a totally different experience. If I may suggest a side trip to Lublin, a 2 train ride south from Warsaw, it's a beautiful city!
I've never been to Poland bfr. The food looks gorgeous. Wish i could be there one day and sample all the food u guy recommended
Thank you kindly! It’s a magical place with delicious food on every corner. We hope to return soon!
Hi guys, It's mom, I didn't see anything I would eat there, but I would have had a little sip of the wine. Love you my precious children.
We love you too!
c'moon mom! You really miss a lot! :)
@catchapl 🤣 haha no doubt!
I thought you pair were hilarious, it’s nice to see a couple laughing and having fun, good for you!
Thanks for the kind comment! We’ve been together a long time, you gotta have laughter! Thanks for watching!
im going there next week & this is exactly the video that i need! thank you for including all the details inc if its free or not cus im on a budget haha
Amazing! Thanks so much, we’re glad you found it helpful! Krakow is a gem, have the best time!
That east Indian food looked gorgeous!
Holy cow that place was so so good, the best Indian food we had outside of Brick Lane in London
Good job 👍❤. Greetings from central Poland 😊
Thanks a million for following our crazy adventure. Poland knocked our socks off! We are already planning a return trip next summer!
Guys. Krakow isn't actually in Silesia. Katowice or Bielsko-Biala are though
So interesting. Delicious dumplings, so unique!
Krakow is always up to date without taking anything away from Katowice and Bielsko (I love Bielsko very much, Katowice .... ok, I like). Moreover, Krakow is not only the Main Market Square and Kazimierz. These are Dębniki, Podgórze, Wola Justowska, Nowa Huta and other places - Skawina, Wieliczka, Niepolomice, Skała, Ojców etc.
Kraków is a capital of Lesser Poland.
You're so positive guys! Great watch
Thank you so much. We try to keep it light fun and airy. It’s hard not to have a good time when we have this rare opportunity to visit as many places as we do and get to see the world together, but mostly we’re just here for the food!😂 thanks 1 million for watching and leaving us this comment please consider subscribing if you haven’t already we’re always always going cool places and eating fun stuff
Sometimes with fork and knife, but sometimes without that. If you like "oscypek" (cheese) - I recommend visiting Zakopane. Oscypek is traditional polish highland cheese from southern Poland. Zakopane is like a capital of polish mountains. There a lot of good restaurants with delicious food. I recommend "Owczarnia" restaurant.
YES!!! YES!!! We will add this to the list! We talk about that cheese so often now it’s crazy. A Polish friend living in Chicago told us we had to get it and we had no idea how good it really was. Thanks for the recomendacion, we will check it out!
If you need some information about interesting places in Poland, I can make a list for you.
Wow!!!❤❤❤
Thanks a million for watching. Krakow was so much fun. Can’t wait to get back to Poland in general.
Why did I miss those in Kracow?! Love pretzels anywhere in the world, LOL. Love the Polish bagel/pretzel thingies sold at the blue carts! Even bought some home!
Amazing! We are actually headed to Germany soon and are going to eat almost exclusively pretzels 😂
Interesting fact: when Nazis were retreating from Eastern Front during WW2 and they left Kraków, they filled entire old town and castle with explosives so when Soviets enter into city it would explode.
AK (Armia Krajowa = Nation's Army, polish partisans) managed to dismantle explosives in time while Soviets came (according to some historians they weren't hurry to secure city, more likely they were counting that those explosives would be detonated). After war Soviets with regime Socialist People's Party used narration to blame AK for trying to detonate city with Soviet Army inside, so partisans could hunted down and killed.
WOW! Thank you so much for this story! That is just insane to us. There is so much rich history in Poland it just blew us away. The resilience of the people amazes us and it comes across in their attitudes and actions today. We fell in love with Poland and can't wait to return to learn even more. Thanks again for this awesome comment!
One fact. No nazist but germany. Nazist = germany. This germany moraded Polaes in WW2 and not mithical nazi. Concept nazist created contemporaries germany to manipulate us.
My grandfather was murdered in World War II not by mythical Nazis but by ordinary Germans. Every family in Poland lost someone close to them and was murdered by the Germans or the Russians in World War II. And saying that some Nazis did it is like spitting in our faces for Poles. We, Poles, watch with horror as this current German fraud is spread around the world. In short, the entire German nation took an active part in theI. murders, not some mythical Nazis.
I'm sorry for the mistakes in advance
New subscriber here! 🎉 I can't wait to visit Poland next year with my daughter. I just watched your Warsaw and Krakow videos, and now I'm moving on to Gdansk.. I'm sharing these with my daughter who I'll be traveling with. You guys are delightful! 🥰😘🇵🇱
Thank you so much for this awesome comment! We were blown away by Poland! Alyssa is headed to Gdansk with a friend to visit the summer festival and see Taylor Swift in Warsaw!
Wow, thank you so much for responding! My daughter and I cannot wait to explore Poland together. Melissa has traveled the entire world and we have visited several countries together. We most recently traveled to Germany and wanted to take the train to Poland - but ran out of time. Like Germany, Poland has such a cool current vibe juxtaposed with its dark past (Nazi occupation/Warsaw Ghetto). It's wonderful - inspirational!! - to see how Warsaw has rebuilt and transformed itself into such a vibrant and very hip city. 🤗 I cannot wait to explore Warsaw's nightlife with my daughter and visit its sights, museums, restaurants and cafes. We're both enjoying your videos and can't wait to try all those wonderful Polish dishes. My daughter very enthusiastically told me that she ❤ perogies! (I think I'm going to have to change my usual 1 healthy meal + a protein smoothie ritual when there!) Will definitely be waddling home after sampling all those incredible Polish pastries! We want to see Krakow and Gdansk as well. How many days should we plan to see them all without feeling rushed? Thank you so much for any information. You guys are "living the dream" ✨️ and it's so fun to come along for the ride with you! 🫶❤
Great tourist selfies here, you really seem to love filming yourselves, probably some time ago.....
We can’t get enough of ourselves! Thanks for watching!
I like kluski slaski....They don't really have a taste but the sauce makes it work.
Yesss the sauce is a game changer! We can’t wait to get back to Krakow!
you brave travellers, that vodka quest was quite something
I watch those visitors in Kraków, videos made by different people and it's really hard to believe the quality for the value.. is this real ?
It’s totally real, and we still can’t believe it. We went to almost 14 countries on our trip and Poland was the biggest surprise. So much so that we are headed back to see even more next summer!
@@HeresGoodTravelI highly recommend you to visit Wrocław - it's really beautifull, amazing city. Another, not obvious choice is Toruń, with its medieval, well-preserved Old Town, entirely inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.Thanks for such a wonderful showing to people of our country, which people still know practically nothing about. You're great couple, great people! Greetings from Poland ❤
Food 😀😋😍
Thanks! Poland had such diverse and delicious food it was crazy! Can’t wait to go back!
Great video,
I can't wait to try the food in Krakow...
Can we say it is the cheapest or most affordable city you guys have been to so far?
Cheers
Thanks for the comment! Krakow is amazing! We think the most affordable places we’ve been are Viet Nam and Guadalajara. But Poland was a tremendous value and it always amazes us how affordable the food is in Japan!
I am Pole and use only hands eating pizza.
😍 Thank you!! 🙌🙌🙌 Glad we aren’t the only ones!
Me too but lately I prefer fork and knife even at home as well.
I love Krakow the best city
Thanks! We couldn’t agree more, Poland was the biggest surprise of our trip and Krakow was a gem! Thanks a million for watching and commenting g! We have a quick video in New York and then some amazing Mexican destinations to come!
@@HeresGoodTravel Next time go also to Zakopane amazing place and dont forget the poland chrismas market in December (krakow,warsaw,wroclow katowice)its a dream...
Everything I can eat with my hands , I eat with hands ,
pizza , saté , spare ribs , you name it , I'll get my hands dirty and greasy...
The pastry you had at 13:45 , in Holland we call it a Tompoes/Tompouce , and the best way to eat it , is taking the top off and start eating , with your hands 😉
Here in A'dam there is a Polish restaurant , next time I will ask for it... 🍻🖐️
Amazing!😂 glad to know we aren’t the only ones. Words to live by. We will add this restaurant to our list.m, planning a return trip next summer! Thank you so much!
Oh you silly Americans. Trying to eat Kremówka with fork. Then trying with hand. In Poland we inhale in entirety with nose. From back of polar bear. Yes. (best read with Hollywood-style Russian accent)
😂this is the best comment of the day for sure! We butchered that poor treat😂. We didn’t want to make a fool but we did anyway. Thanks the the comment, lesson and the view. We will make the adjustment next time we visit during summer!
i love you''re video's and i eat my pizza with fork and nife and with hands lol
Thank you so so much! That’s too funny! Rules don’t apply with pizza, we love that mindset😂. Thanks for watching our crazy travels, cheers!
Hey U2 ... really enjoyed your video 👍 ... we are going on monday 😊 ... could you please tell us what phone photo translator you are using to translate polish into english instantly ?
Yea! It’s just Google Translate. It is in the App Store. It was invaluable on our trip also has audio translation and helps with pronunciation. Although if you watch our videos, not very much😂. It is our number one resource for translation, thanks a million for the kind comment and watching our videos!
I looked up how you're supposed to eat kremowka, and here's what came up:
Powinno się je jeść widelczykiem i łyżeczką. Widelczykiem jemy blat, łyżeczką - krem. Co ważne, oba te sztućce powinny być naprzemiennie trzymane w prawej ręce, czyli po kęsie kremu powinniśmy odłożyć łyżeczkę i oddzielać kęsy blatu widelczykiem.
Ain't nobody got time for that.
🤣It’s good to know for sure but I don’t see us ever doing it right. Plus it was kinda fun to just squish it into our faces😂. Thanks for the comment and figuring out the mystery!
I'm sorry guys for saying that, I mean, I like your content. But the amount of foreigners visiting Poland and being so suprised that we are 21 century country is disturbing (I'm talking about for example the shock of having a lot of world cousine and restaurants). I know Poland is not popular, but this is an old country, now pretty developted, even NY bagels were brought originally by Krakow's jews to America (meaning we had "world” cousine before the war ;) ). So I guess I want to say - I don't think you should constantly emphasize the things that for us are normal, as we are not so different than the west Europe in terms of modernity or development. I know you didn't know that, but that's on you.
True, thank you for the comment.
Pizza always eaten by hands :D like most ppl do to be fair (yes im polish)
Thank you! Alyssa says “any opportunity to eat with your hands is too good to pass up”. It’s a bummer that place closed it was one of the best pizzas we’ve had on our travels. We can’t wait to get back to Poland to explore more cities! Thanks a million for watching and commenting! We have a ton of amazing food to share in Mexico coming up and, spoiler alert, we use our hands the whole time😂
Sweet travel for stomak
Haha we always say that that’s the main reason we go places, to eat! Thanks a million for watching our Journey, Poland was a gem and we can’t wait to return.
Nice Video !
Thanks so much we truly enjoyed our time in Krakow
May I know what app did you use which converts the Polish to English when you pointed your phone outside the Na Placu restaurant’s menu?
It’s Google translate! It’s totally free available on all platforms and it is an invaluable asset when we are traveling. You can take a photo of something I can translate it. You can even download language languages. We’ve had conversations with people we’ve met entirely on Google Translate.
Its a knife and fork and yes always eat with a knife and fork. I dont know anybody that just picks it up and I am in the Uk.
We are monsters😂 The people in that place probably think we were crazy. Thanks for watching. We LOVED Poland!
im going to poland this year 2023 in GoDs help🙏♥️
Poland is a magical place with amazing Christmas markets, great people and rich history. Best of luck on your travels!
Mein Citi Nr 1
Krakow is golden! Thank you for hosting us in your incredible city!
2:51 - That no KluKSA but KluSKa , orygin from Śląsk ( Silesia ) .
2:57 - You showed on the map Dolny Śląsk only ( Lower Silesia ) . But exist Górny Śląsk ( Upper Silesia ) also . And together constitue Śląsk ( Silesia ) .
Thank you for the corrections. So interesting, thank you for the comment
Carraway is horrible. It litterally makes me feel sick if I smell it. Been binge watching all your videos since London. Greetings from the UK
Alyssa feels the same way!! Somehow she didn’t mind it on the pretzel 🥨. She hates when I get rye bread from the store😂
I'm 2nd generation Schlesien German,(my father and his parents were expelled from Zlotoryja) that is on my bucket list trip! the food looks so good
That place was really good and so unique! The dumplings were incredibly bouncy very different. Thank you so much for watching and commenting on our video. It means the world to us!
Did you visit parts of Kraków that are outside of downtown??
For this trip we just stayed in the downtown area by our Airbnb. Anything you recommend would be terrific. We will be back and can’t wait to decolore further!
Go to Wroclaw, it is great there.
Thank you it’s at the top of our list. I think we are going to visit there in August. We hope to go for the Christmas market as well in the future. Any other cities that we haven’t visited you could recommend. We love nature too so if you know any National parks we could visit?
Tatra National Park/Zakopane th-cam.com/video/bzau326XK6g/w-d-xo.html @@HeresGoodTravel
@@HeresGoodTravel th-cam.com/video/_3oQbnJaG30/w-d-xo.html
Great Masurian Lakes th-cam.com/video/esopQTHEgDw/w-d-xo.html@@HeresGoodTravel
Bieszczady Mountains with the Bieszczady National Park, Białowieża Primeval Forest with Polish bisons, Pieniny Mountains @@HeresGoodTravel
Your wife is beautiful. Smiling all the time 😁
Thank you!
10:39 😂😂😂
She loved the pudding vodka! We had so much fun at that place! Thanks a million for watching our weird adventure!
Smacznego!
Thank you so much! Have an amazing day, thanks for watching!
❤❤❤😊😊😊
Pizza only with hands
PREACH!!🙏
As per italian tradition it's not allowed to eat pizza with fork and knife.
Whoa! We didn’t know that but it’s good to know we’ve been doing it right. We think any opportunity to eat with your hands can’t be passed up! Thanks a million for watching our small channel, cheers!
2:46 Never EVER! use this kind of music when you talk about Poland. This is a soviet folclore which has nothing to do with Polish culture.
Thank you for the comment, we will do better research next time. We had no idea, apologies
What was the BNB called ? Going to Krakow soon
Here it is!
abnb.me/yS0RKV83OGb
Have fun!
..w Polsce azjatyckie jedzenie..co Wy robicie..??
..albo pizza..
We had amazing Thai food in Gdansk. We always eat Asian food everywhere we go lol.
Ta, bo Ty jesz tylko polskie jedzenie. 😂
Czyli jak pizza, to tylko z ketchupem, a sushi ze śledziem. Chłopie, daj żyć! 😅
if you ever plan to visit Poland again i recomend you guys visit Town called Zakopane its a winter wonderland
Amazing! Thank you kindly for the recommendation, we will be back to visit Poland again without question. Thanks for watching!
I’m sorry to say that chickpea curry IS NOT Polish Silesian food...I absolutely love INDIAN food but you have not had polish traditional food in this episode...even kluski klaskie are traditional only in certain part of Poland-not Krakow...
What would be some foods you would recommend for us to try in the future?
@@HeresGoodTravel Pierogi, placki ziemniaczane, źurek, barszcz, gołąbki, pączki, polish sausage (kiełbasa)...
Engles end Juss the Bandits in the Wold
Thanks for watching g our delicious food tour! Cheers!
Waring T-shirts inside out is a new trend?
We will blame the constant travel for the lapse in judgment. Haha maybe he is just getting too old!
@@HeresGoodTravel you ARE AMAZING I do not know how about POLAND , I haven't visited my homeland for a long time and I don't think I plan to
Thank you so so much! Have an awesome day
Rbmb make polish guy 😅
Poland was our favorite surprise on our trip around the world! So much so that we are going back this coming summer!
i use my hands eating pizza
😍Good to know we aren’t alone! We feel like any opportunity to eat with your hands is too good to pass up! Thanks so much for watching and commenting!
they keep shifting the pronunciation of the city
Covering all our bases🤣. We filmed over a few days. What is the correct pronunciation?
Bite in sideways ...
We need to work on our form
A small note that Poles are extremely sensitive to. When you say Silesia are Poles, Germans and Czechs. It was rather better to say about the culinary influences because yes, these areas moved from hand to hand, but Poles were the first Sieskanians of these lands. Poles have been ethnically in these lands for around 10,000 years, which was revealed by genetic research. That is why never tell Poles that the lands once belonged to the Germans, the Czechs or Russians - Poles say temporarily ... because you can lose their sympathy that Poles show for foreigners. And the unique disgust for a Pole is like a foreigner tries to speak Polish, but he says Russian words through ignorance (in Polish- TOAST; "Na Zdrowie", and after Russian is "Na Zdarowie"), and often it happens that They are eating Poland with Russia, as once the US President Obama, being with an official visit to Poland, made fatal mistakes, confusing Warsaw with Moscow or, as he said about Polish Aushwitz Przegroza camps and Poles are constantly straightening that they are German extermination camps in the areas of enslaved Poland. Poles have a lot of sympathy for foreigners, they are happy to help them and all this as a result of the age of Christian culture resulting from the saying "Guest at home, God at home", or when the guest comes to you, you do not know if it sometimes did not come to God himself in hospitality. In the tradition of the Polish nobility it was that when he came outside even your greatest enemy, nothing bad could happen to him because he was a guest under his care. This is what Poles have this mentality, which is why foreigners feel good in Poland.😄
Thanks so much! This is a an awesome comment and super informative! We will take note for our next visit. We met so many awesome people in Poland and will continue to recommend it as an amazing place to add to your bucket list. Thanks again for taking the time to write this for us!
@@HeresGoodTravel Sorry for the vocabulary. After translating from Poland- English- Poland came out a bit strangely not in this intention, which was supposed to be.
I love you guys but it kinda bugs me that you go to these places and then eat so little of the actual regional foods. Food tour of Poland but you eat Thai and Indian and pretzels lol. Seems wrong
We have a couple reasons that we do this, but mainly we love really really spicy food and when we’re traveling in Europe, it’s hard to find so any opportunity we can find some sort of spice. We tend to eat those foods. Also, because this was a part of a 365 day round the world trip a lot of times we would miss home. We just want some comforting food to eat that reminded us that our life was more normal. We do our best to try the main ones when we visit but sometimes just want some spicy curry
@@HeresGoodTravel That's fair, Poland's diet is half sour cream LOL
Do you know that TH-cam corporation is a plagiarism of two polish authors ?
No way! We had no idea, how interesting. We will be sure to look up the story to see what we can find. Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to comment, have an awesome day!
@@HeresGoodTravel I don't think you will find many official informations 😂 Google is hiding this.
A grzeczność i szacunek do kraju gdzie się jedzie wymaga minimum znajomości języka w jakim mówią tubylcy.
We speak English and Spanish but admittedly we struggled with the polish language. We were in 6 different countries all with unique languages so learning on the fly became a little confusing. We will do better next time.
Czepianie na siłę
Szanowny Pan pisze o grzeczności i szacunku, samemu impertynencko i grubiańsko zwracając uwagę, w dodatku niczym nieuzasadnioną?
Ktokolwiek uczył Pana kindersztuby, srogo Pana zawiódł. Lub raczej to Pan właśnie zawodzi tego kogoś.
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@@WedrownyGrajek Delikatesik. A co jest grubiańskiego w zwróceniu uwagi, że należałoby nauczyć się kilku zwrotów w języku kraju, do którego się przyjeżdża? Rozumiem, że jadąc do takiej choćby Anglii komunikujemy się w języku polskim. Bo przecież oni wszyscy znają ten język. Może należałoby zacząć szanować własny język i kulturę a nie patrzeć tylko ile dutków pozostawią kmiotki nie potrafiące niczego wydukać i znające tylko swój barbarzyński bełkot.
@@robertr1540 Cóż, Pan niby zna język polski, a jednak bełkocze.
Życzę Panu, by miał Pan więcej życzliwości i czułości dla ludzi, i pokory.
Thanks American couple. Poland is cheap but only for foreigners. It's a pity...
We never take for granted our ability to go places and see the world because of where we were born. Affordability was not the main reason we loved Poland though. It was an amazing place and one of our favorite countries we were able to visit, thank you kindly.
Not only, it's just as cheap as Hungary or Romania so it's not expensive 😉
No pleasing some people 😢
Jesus Christ every time when i hear foreigner say eastern europe it makes me sick its not 1945 anymore people Poland is in Central Europe
Thanks for the comment. We will say central next time we visit!
I don't know why Poles have such a hard time accepting that they're Eastern in culture. It's a slavic country. Nothing to be ashamed of. It's like people thinking "mexican" is a slur.
@@ravenswood118 Cuz in cold war western world said its eastern and you gonna stick with that right well its not Eastern but Central simple as that
@@scyzorpl It's "central" if you break europe up into three parts: "western," "central," and "eastern." But if you break up europe into two parts, east and west, then poland is easily in the east. Just admit it, you have internalized shame about being associated with slavic countries. That's on you.
@@ravenswood118I am Polish and I agree with you. I definitely come from Eastern Europe 😂.
14:23 WTF 😆
That was a total fail😂 Still not sure how you’re supposed to eat it. Delicious though, we took one to the airport on our way to Belgium.