It was a lot of fun hanging with you guys. The antique market was a blast. I got to join you guys for the food part of the video for our next Collab. These pastries look amazing and now I'm hungry 😋
@@donado91 Yes, in the former Yugoslavia region too, but believe me, the romanian mici/mititei have a completely different taste and even texture from cevapcici or from the bulgarian ”mici” version. Practically, its a skinless sausage, but the types of meat and especially the spices used make the difference :D
Surely mici ARE street food. That's why most of the time first You smell their smoke from a distance and that attracts You as cheese does on Jerry in that Tom and Jerry episode.
I found your video in my recommendations and I wanted to say that I’m also on holiday in Romania. I just left Bucharest yesterday and now I’m in Brasov, it’s 100x more beautiful here then in Bucharest.
"1 serving 10 lei, which is good" 2.50 usd, but keep in mind the minimum wage is like 500 USD so the prices are good for you guys but if you ask me 10 lei for just a slice of pizza/scovearga is really expensive
awesome vid! I am from Poland and now I am in Romania.... You should visit the eastern parts of Romania, like Galati city. It has really good restaurants with sea food and burgers and everything... To be honest I really enyoy time here. Cheers!!
@@kamilwierzchowski976 still love it, it's just that it does not strike me as the most tourist-y city. Food is great, though, indeed, some really great restaurants there.
Guys, if you're not planning on leaving Bucharest just yet, there are a bunch more cool places to visit: - Therme, which is a fantastic spa/wellness center just outside Bucharest - Comana Adventure Park (Parcul de aventura Comana), which is also close to Bucharest and is a forest/lakeside nature park where they have zip lines and rope courses. There's also an Orthodox monastery there first established in the 1400s. - if you ever get tired of the Old Town bar/restaurant area, take the time to walk along Calea Victoriei (Victory Way). Lot's of cool architecture mostly from late 19th and early 20th century. Along the way you can find the National Museum of Art housed in the gorgeous Royal Palace and the nearby Romanian Atheneum, a concert hall that is one of the most iconic buildings in Bucharest. Also along Calea Victoriei is the Revolution Square (Piața Revoluției), the place where dictator Nicolae Ceaușescu held his last rally and probably sealed his fate. It and University Square (which you've already seen) are probably some of the most emotionally charged places in Bucharest in terms of recent history. - other good museums to visit are the "Grigore Antipa" Museum of Natural History and the nearby Peasant's Museum which may give you more background for the things you've already seen at the open air Village Museum. - The Cișmigiu Gardens, comparatively small as a park, but perhaps cozier for it. If I remember correctly it's the oldest park in Bucharest. - those big fountains in Piata Unirii are much cooler to see in the weekend at night. I could probably come up with more stuff, but this should suffice for now :)
Socata is the bomb!…Every damn Romanian video, your channel or others, makes me so damn hungry! 12:30 am Sydney,and I’m thinking about raiding the fridge!
Lovely pool and amazing fountains. Interesting Romanian street food tour in Bucharest. All the food items look yum, yum, yum. Glad that you guys are having a great time there. Thanks for another cooooool vlog...always fun to watch.
The covrig brings back memories, everytime I'd go home from school with my grandma we'd stop at the covrig shop in the troleibuz station. Glad you enjoyed them!
"Este bere, este mici, Nu ne ia nimeni de-aici" in other words: "there is bier, there is mici, nobody will take us away from here" *with an intentional grammar error meant to highlight how much common folks love this food 😃
I salute you, you make the little Romanians known all over the world. Only those who haven't eaten the little Romanians don't know their fabulous taste...Congratulations man, maybe we'll see you at some little ones in Bucharest.
So, as an addendum to my comment about the Veal Mici in Sibiu. You find them at a place called Geo Sib. Business hours for them are Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays between 07:00 and 15:00. Their Mici and other foods are charcoal grilled and you can't really go wrong with this. Hope you make it there... Aaaaand, enjoy. 🙂🙂👍👍🤘🤘🍺🍺🇸🇪🇷🇴🇸🇪🇷🇴
@@JetLagWarriors Nici o problemă, prietenul meu, placerea este a mea. 🙂🙂👍👍🇸🇪🇷🇴🇸🇪🇷🇴 Aaaand in English, No problems at all my friends, my pleasure. 🤘🤘🙂🙂🍺🍺🇸🇪🇷🇴🇸🇪🇷🇴
Recepie for mici: minced meat (porc +beef; beef+lamb) salt , black pepper, beef or pork stock enough not to make it to wateri and a pinch of bicarbonate for one kilograms. After, you can add what condiments you like and let it sit in refrigerator for a few hours.
Neaaah eu am încercat de n ori... Ies buni, normal, dar ăștia baga și ceva prafuri în ei. Oricum... Reteta foarte veche de mici e mega condimentata, conținând atât nucșoară cât și anason și încă ceva, nu îmi mai aduc aminte, insa am asa o impresie ca micii de acum 40 50 de ani nu prea aveau nimic de a face cu cei de azi. Plus ca pe atunci se foloseau doar anumite părți ale animalelor. Daaar da, daca vrei sa fii sigur de ce mănânci, chit ca nu ies la fel de oau, mai bine ți-i faci tu mai ales ca nu e mare branză. Ce mi se pare vital însă, este sa pui cimbru și muuult usturoi.
@@JetLagWarriorsIt is far from being the true and correct recipe. The ingredients and quantities are specific, you can't put anything you want, the meat is a certain combination of pork, beef, sheep plus a secret ingredient :-) and the preparation before being grilled takes almost 24 hours. Watch on youtube Mark Wiens' video: Street Food in Romania for Breakfast.
When we romanians are talking about Mici its like talking about something very usual, something normal but seeing your enthusiasm made me not just to like and subscribe but also to want Mici now at almost 00:00 in the midnight but luckily I have some in my fridge from dinner (mashed potatoes, mici and pickled cucumbers) :)) You are a very good advertiser ! There are many more traditional food which you can't find on street food but only in restaurants but for these you need a lot of time and money to try them all. I like travel vloggers channels and all their travels around the world specially to see food recipes from all over the world. Liked and subscribed.
If you want to eat like the medieval knights and their ladies 1000 years ago, try the Excalibur Restaurant, in Bucharest, Str. Academiei Nr 39-41. But watch out for the portions because the medieval knights ate a lot. If necessary, you can book online. Then if you want an exotic tropical environment, go to Therme Bucharest. The water there is naturally thermal, coming from an underground area with lava. It is the largest SPA in Europe and has many interesting facilities. Buy tickets online.
I m a romanian living in the UK,and mostly now Im pregnant I miss our street food so much,especially pretzels,pizza slices,pies and Fornetti..i tried to find everywhere something similar and I couldn t.feels nice to see this video and how our food is appreciated. P.S. im a crust finisher as well, can t ever throw it
Hi guys! I am glad you’re enjoying your stay in Romania. When you go to Constanța try to see if you can drink “bragă”. This is not a traditional Romanian drink, but it’s good. It’s a Turkish drink as far as I know. Have fun!
On monday was my birthday. What do you think i ate ? Bbq of mici and pork 😃. A day without mici is an lost day. Go in the local market in Sibiu and order bbq mici from nea George. You will love it. Transilvanian mici ✌✌
Man that bread ivanas got on her hand is one of a kind buddy. So much of cheese. I'd eat all of that entirely for me only hahaha. Man I'm loving Romania right now. Looks very interesting
Shaorma 😁 you guys ate it at the terrace, but usually, we (me and my husband) used to just hang out in a parking lot with a big group of guys with old cars, even during winter, then go get a shaorma, went back to the parking lot while playing with the cars on the empty streets, stuff ourselves like pigs and then continue to hang out until 2, 3 am in the morning, doing burnouts or drift attempts 😄...eeeh good ol' times...
Hi guys 👋🏻 this is my favourite part , time for hunting street food woww...I'm really drooling here 😅😋 love the pastries and pizza looks so delicious 👍 lemonade juice with edelweiss ?? 😋 that sounds interesting. The standard price for the street food is very reasonable and quite cheap most importantly it's tasty and scrumptous 👍🤣 awesome water fountain and huge 👍 just look at the sky , my goodness the clouds look like cotton candy and super stunning 👏🏻
Hey, the pizza it's like that, because most people prefer to add ketchup on it, sweet or hot! Didn't the vendor ask you if you want ketchup on the pizza? They usually do. Thank you for the good advertising you do for Romania! Come again!
That ”Scovergă Ardelenească”, as you saw, is fried dough with cheese from Ardeal which is another name for the extended Transylvania region, so it has not much in common with Asia ;)
You MUST visit the trans-alpina road, its the highest ( in terms of altitude) road in the entire world. Also make sure to visit Cazanele Dunării, its a GORGEOUS place.
The last part of this video,with "mici" is 100% romanian street food style...nobody can resist to this food,just say "Mici cu muștar și multă bere !!!" and you are number one 👍👍👍
Shaorma. There is a place called "Shaormeria Baneasa". You should try it. Add the garlic and curry sauce and you won't regret it. It's the best one in town
We tend to eat pizza with a garlic or tomato sauce next to it, dip in, that's why it doesn't have a lot of sauce on it already, like your friend said "more stuff on it" :))))
Hello! I recommend you visit Oradea. It s probabily the city with the most beautiful buildings, even though it is quite small. If you want to come I would be more than happy to give you a free tour!
Eat "mici" always with your hand. Because you can lick your fingers after that :):):) This is how good they are. I have never seen someone eating mici with that stick :) But it was fun. We really love you guys.
While you visit Romania, if you plan to eat out make sure you search for daily menus, rather than going to random restaurants that will overprice food. It can be the difference from spend 5 euro to spending 40 euro for same food. (just look for restaurants that got listed "Meniul Zilei" on a board at the entrace which should be around 25 lei on average) - Just a tip so you won't end up being overcharged like Food X Bert was. Other than that, what I would suggest is to avoid most of the public transportation, especially trains and buses that go from one city to another. Hope you enjoy your time in our country. I am guessing that your local guide already explained those things, but just in case anyone else plans to visit in the future, take those things into account.
European spicy? OK .... I learned something new again..... The fountain was pretty cool though.....Still missing Nasi Lemak .eh? Doesn't matter anywhere , Street Food is always an experience on itself..... Stay safe, happy exploring.
You guys should visit Sighisoara,it's a big city with an old fortress,it's been left mostly untouched with most of the original buildings,lots of restaurants with pretty good romanian food and you could perhaps even visit,eat or sleep in the house Vlad Tepes(the romanian ruler Dracula was made off of basically) was born!
In Sibiu you can have veal mici if you're up for it. A breakfast serving of veal mici, muştar (of course, mustard), some pâine (bread) and a bere (beer) for 30 lei. How's that for breakfast, eh? 🙂🙂👍👍🤘🤘
It was a lot of fun hanging with you guys. The antique market was a blast. I got to join you guys for the food part of the video for our next Collab. These pastries look amazing and now I'm hungry 😋
Woo! Check out Bert's video here everybody!:
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@@JetLagWarriors Please help me😢😢😢
@@lauraengland2327 no ,,from Pakistan
Hola
Actually covrigel means pretzel.
The haiducesc stuck as a fav, yaay!! So happy to see you with your bags full of pretzels, just like a Romanian running towards his workplace 😁
It was great meeting you Mike. I hope we get another chance to collab again.
Mi-am luat odată haiducesc și după prima gură l-am aruncat, atât de bun e. Groaznic
@@romade4486 atunci îmi zici și mie ce e aia mov?
@@nectariaradovici8137 crezi ca m-am mai uitata sa vad ce e în el? Direct la gunoi
Not gonna lie, you guys are amazing. After watching your videos i want to visit Romania. Disclaimer: i live in Romania.
😂😂😂
19:03 Mici + Bier = perfect combination , romanian style 100% , this is how we do it, from centuries until now ,and of course , in the future! :)
yeah!!!💪 we did it the right way!!😁
Ćevapćići :D we say in Bosnia and Herzegovina :))
@@donado91 Yes, in the former Yugoslavia region too, but believe me, the romanian mici/mititei have a completely different taste and even texture from cevapcici or from the bulgarian ”mici” version. Practically, its a skinless sausage, but the types of meat and especially the spices used make the difference :D
@@donado91 romanian mici better :) Cebape it"s not the same :)
Se vede ca esti roman :))
Surely mici ARE street food. That's why most of the time first You smell their smoke from a distance and that attracts You as cheese does on Jerry in that Tom and Jerry episode.
haha! Like Tom and Jerry🤣
Steve is so full of life... Allways so positive... Nice and easy to watch.
haha thanks❤️
Full, not fool. Fool means stupid/prost :))
Thank you for visiting Romania! You guys are great, have a lovely time!
Luca is a big chain bakery in Romania.the founders are former IT engineers.they have shops in all big cities in Romania.enjoy !
wow! Former IT engineers! Cool
@@JetLagWarriors They are millionaires now :)))))
You guys are making me hungry and homesick!! Romanian here living in Texas...
I’m planning to visit Romania what should I know more about that place for first time visiting
I found your video in my recommendations and I wanted to say that I’m also on holiday in Romania. I just left Bucharest yesterday and now I’m in Brasov, it’s 100x more beautiful here then in Bucharest.
Agree!
Si tu esti roman :)) Ce idiot poti fi sa denigrezi un oras al Romaniei .. toate sunt frumoase in felul lor si au punctele lor frumoase si urate ...
"1 serving 10 lei, which is good" 2.50 usd, but keep in mind the minimum wage is like 500 USD so the prices are good for you guys but if you ask me 10 lei for just a slice of pizza/scovearga is really expensive
you are kinda right... but they could have bought a pizza slice from Luca also and that would cost 5 lei so 4 lei less than the other pizza.
You are very wrong the minimum wage is 350 usd
in Italia dau 9e pe 2 pizze ....
And about scovergi you make it yourself like with a pizza dough and fry it on the pan
Minimum wage 500USD? More like less than 400 last I checked...
thank you for promoting the beautiful side of Romania !
Would live to try all the food in your video with the exception of the anchovies. Keep safe, healthy and happy.
Thanks for this video n thanks for sharing n showing your lovely street food experience in Bucharest, Romania.
Yay, second.
awesome vid! I am from Poland and now I am in Romania.... You should visit the eastern parts of Romania, like Galati city. It has really good restaurants with sea food and burgers and everything... To be honest I really enyoy time here. Cheers!!
@kamil, never thought I'd see my hometown mentioned as a go-to place for food. Good stuff
@@ciprian7243 You see... you underestimate your city. 😀
@@kamilwierzchowski976 still love it, it's just that it does not strike me as the most tourist-y city. Food is great, though, indeed, some really great restaurants there.
The street food in Romania is very good , but the traditional food is Divine ! And "Mici " is the best !
Mici We need to try more traditional food!
Guys, if you're not planning on leaving Bucharest just yet, there are a bunch more cool places to visit:
- Therme, which is a fantastic spa/wellness center just outside Bucharest
- Comana Adventure Park (Parcul de aventura Comana), which is also close to Bucharest and is a forest/lakeside nature park where they have zip lines and rope courses. There's also an Orthodox monastery there first established in the 1400s.
- if you ever get tired of the Old Town bar/restaurant area, take the time to walk along Calea Victoriei (Victory Way). Lot's of cool architecture mostly from late 19th and early 20th century. Along the way you can find the National Museum of Art housed in the gorgeous Royal Palace and the nearby Romanian Atheneum, a concert hall that is one of the most iconic buildings in Bucharest. Also along Calea Victoriei is the Revolution Square (Piața Revoluției), the place where dictator Nicolae Ceaușescu held his last rally and probably sealed his fate. It and University Square (which you've already seen) are probably some of the most emotionally charged places in Bucharest in terms of recent history.
- other good museums to visit are the "Grigore Antipa" Museum of Natural History and the nearby Peasant's Museum which may give you more background for the things you've already seen at the open air Village Museum.
- The Cișmigiu Gardens, comparatively small as a park, but perhaps cozier for it. If I remember correctly it's the oldest park in Bucharest.
- those big fountains in Piata Unirii are much cooler to see in the weekend at night.
I could probably come up with more stuff, but this should suffice for now :)
Tocmai ce am vizitat Bucuresti si am ajuns acasa ieri:(
Socata is the bomb!…Every damn Romanian video, your channel or others, makes me so damn hungry! 12:30 am Sydney,and I’m thinking about raiding the fridge!
get some mici :)
oooh yeah, socata is like our new fave drink!!!
can you find Romanian food in Sydney?
You can also try braga
@@JetLagWarriors Yes, but COVID!😌
Lovely pool and amazing fountains. Interesting Romanian street food tour in Bucharest. All the food items look yum, yum, yum. Glad that you guys are having a great time there. Thanks for another cooooool vlog...always fun to watch.
same Fountain Show in the downtown of Bucharest , in the evening ... th-cam.com/video/8YA5gZKb5ZY/w-d-xo.html
ahhhh the fountains are amazing!! Must see!!
@@JetLagWarriors see the story of this th-cam.com/video/svo8OfsMGSo/w-d-xo.html
D bakeries, pretzel, pizza, grilled corn, all looked so good n delicious. D flower lemonade, must have been very refreshing.
The covrig brings back memories, everytime I'd go home from school with my grandma we'd stop at the covrig shop in the troleibuz station. Glad you enjoyed them!
D fountains n d pool area r very beautiful. Really cool. My fav part of this video.
ahhh it looks so much more beautiful in real life!
@@JetLagWarriors I'm sure it is lovely in real time. 😀
waiting for you again in Romania!!
"Este bere, este mici,
Nu ne ia nimeni de-aici"
in other words: "there is bier, there is mici, nobody will take us away from here"
*with an intentional grammar error meant to highlight how much common folks love this food 😃
Instant "like👍" already just because of the werder shirt 💪
Have faith ...Werder Bremen will be back in the Bundesliga again!
@@BreakawayBites hope so! The start into second league season was not thaaat good 😄
I salute you, you make the little Romanians known all over the world. Only those who haven't eaten the little Romanians don't know their fabulous taste...Congratulations man, maybe we'll see you at some little ones in Bucharest.
Ohhhh, for the MICI at the end, 5 likes and a bonus one!!
Thanks Daniel!
I'm from Bucharest and I only tried Haiducesc after seeing your video 😂
Did you love it?!?? ❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍
@@JetLagWarriors yeah of course 😁
Ivana is a sharer, she shares her food. Steve is good at finishing food, he never wastes food.
Steve is not a sharer~~~ 🤣
i always expect him to share his food with ivana, but he always never do, at least, in front of the camera.... 🤣🤣🤣
I think you will move to Romania forever because of the good food and places you visited 🤣 🤣 🤣😋👍
So, as an addendum to my comment about the Veal Mici in Sibiu. You find them at a place called Geo Sib. Business hours for them are Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays between 07:00 and 15:00. Their Mici and other foods are charcoal grilled and you can't really go wrong with this. Hope you make it there... Aaaaand, enjoy. 🙂🙂👍👍🤘🤘🍺🍺🇸🇪🇷🇴🇸🇪🇷🇴
Thanks!!
@@JetLagWarriors Nici o problemă, prietenul meu, placerea este a mea. 🙂🙂👍👍🇸🇪🇷🇴🇸🇪🇷🇴
Aaaand in English, No problems at all my friends, my pleasure. 🤘🤘🙂🙂🍺🍺🇸🇪🇷🇴🇸🇪🇷🇴
The pretzel with poppy seeds and salt is the traditional Romanian pretzel “covrig”. Much better than this one with sunflower seeds.
Recepie for mici: minced meat (porc +beef; beef+lamb) salt , black pepper, beef or pork stock enough not to make it to wateri and a pinch of bicarbonate for one kilograms. After, you can add what condiments you like and let it sit in refrigerator for a few hours.
Neaaah eu am încercat de n ori... Ies buni, normal, dar ăștia baga și ceva prafuri în ei. Oricum... Reteta foarte veche de mici e mega condimentata, conținând atât nucșoară cât și anason și încă ceva, nu îmi mai aduc aminte, insa am asa o impresie ca micii de acum 40 50 de ani nu prea aveau nimic de a face cu cei de azi. Plus ca pe atunci se foloseau doar anumite părți ale animalelor. Daaar da, daca vrei sa fii sigur de ce mănânci, chit ca nu ies la fel de oau, mai bine ți-i faci tu mai ales ca nu e mare branză. Ce mi se pare vital însă, este sa pui cimbru și muuult usturoi.
wow thanks for this!!!
@@JetLagWarriorsIt is far from being the true and correct recipe. The ingredients and quantities are specific, you can't put anything you want, the meat is a certain combination of pork, beef, sheep plus a secret ingredient :-) and the preparation before being grilled takes almost 24 hours. Watch on youtube Mark Wiens' video: Street Food in Romania for Breakfast.
You're going to scare Americans calling it bicarbonate lmao, they call it baking soda
I like! I like!!! I just bake bread and bun today but with no fillings inside. I should have put cream cheese inside!
I had Luca pretzels this summer...insanely good, best pretzel I ever had. So frustrated for not having them in my city, here in Cluj.
You have good patisseries in cluj as well! I've been there! Except the traffic... Amazing city
Whattt I thought you can find Luca pretty much anywhere in Romania
@@blueeyes2111 I know every pretzel sold in this city, and believe me when I say that you can't find one decent pretzel compared to Luca's.
How i got 3 Luca in my City and it's alot smaller than Cluj .!
That's strange 🤔
@@antohimarius3404 Sent a message on their website, kindly asking them to come in my city as well. :)))
When we romanians are talking about Mici its like talking about something very usual, something normal but seeing your enthusiasm made me not just to like and subscribe but also to want Mici now at almost 00:00 in the midnight but luckily I have some in my fridge from dinner (mashed potatoes, mici and pickled cucumbers) :)) You are a very good advertiser !
There are many more traditional food which you can't find on street food but only in restaurants but for these you need a lot of time and money to try them all.
I like travel vloggers channels and all their travels around the world specially to see food recipes from all over the world. Liked and subscribed.
yes finally get to see where u met dodo michael and gigi, tks jlw
I think you guys are great , I love your videos. ☺👍
Thank you!
If you want to eat like the medieval knights and their ladies 1000 years ago, try the Excalibur Restaurant, in Bucharest, Str. Academiei Nr 39-41. But watch out for the portions because the medieval knights ate a lot. If necessary, you can book online. Then if you want an exotic tropical environment, go to Therme Bucharest. The water there is naturally thermal, coming from an underground area with lava. It is the largest SPA in Europe and has many interesting facilities. Buy tickets online.
I m a romanian living in the UK,and mostly now Im pregnant I miss our street food so much,especially pretzels,pizza slices,pies and Fornetti..i tried to find everywhere something similar and I couldn t.feels nice to see this video and how our food is appreciated.
P.S. im a crust finisher as well, can t ever throw it
Same 😢 ( not pregnant, but feel like I am when its about our Romanian food 😂). We probably have to make them at home, but its taking so long time 😅
💜💌
Fornetti, yum
I wish i can make pretzels and fornetti at home but is not the same...pies and pizza yes and all the other foods..
I've had mici several times in the past 2 weeks, but man, You're making me want some more:))
Nice video guys!
Respect 🙏 from Ireland guys!
My best bro truly an awesome share lot of love 🍻
Thanks for watching!
Hi guys! I am glad you’re enjoying your stay in Romania. When you go to Constanța try to see if you can drink “bragă”. This is not a traditional Romanian drink, but it’s good. It’s a Turkish drink as far as I know. Have fun!
u should have eaten mici at Obor Market. those are the best. fresh, straight from the grill
i like all three of your channels! Safe travels guys 😊😊😊
Thanks!!
Steve is allways so fast 😂, taking fast, Moving fast , i like him, love your vlogs ❤️✔️
On monday was my birthday. What do you think i ate ? Bbq of mici and pork 😃. A day without mici is an lost day. Go in the local market in Sibiu and order bbq mici from nea George. You will love it. Transilvanian mici ✌✌
Mici with mustard my favourite food!!! Yami xxx
The BEST! Good choice lol
Wow food trip I'm starving while watching you guys eating any kinds of food,Stay safe and GOD bless...
Man that bread ivanas got on her hand is one of a kind buddy. So much of cheese. I'd eat all of that entirely for me only hahaha. Man I'm loving Romania right now. Looks very interesting
Super fain, sa aveti timp frumos in Romania!
17:27 man i feel like italians when they see somaone breaking pasta
Yumyum... It's lunch time in Malaysia. Yet to have one. This video makes me craving for pastries
What’s your favourite street food and from what country?🤔🧆🌯🥨🍕🌽
Clatite cu smantana si marar
Shaorma 😁 you guys ate it at the terrace, but usually, we (me and my husband) used to just hang out in a parking lot with a big group of guys with old cars, even during winter, then go get a shaorma, went back to the parking lot while playing with the cars on the empty streets, stuff ourselves like pigs and then continue to hang out until 2, 3 am in the morning, doing burnouts or drift attempts 😄...eeeh good ol' times...
Hi guys 👋🏻 this is my favourite part , time for hunting street food woww...I'm really drooling here 😅😋 love the pastries and pizza looks so delicious 👍 lemonade juice with edelweiss ?? 😋 that sounds interesting. The standard price for the street food is very reasonable and quite cheap most importantly it's tasty and scrumptous 👍🤣 awesome water fountain and huge 👍 just look at the sky , my goodness the clouds look like cotton candy and super stunning 👏🏻
Elderflower, not edelweiss
Oh yesss the pastries and bread here is The drink is called socata. You can google it. And yes, the prices are not too bad👍
@@mihaelac2472 thank you 👍
to go to the fountains on weekends and at night!!
ah more colourful?
@@JetLagWarriors yes🤩
@@JetLagWarriors th-cam.com/video/1V_j3gQspEo/w-d-xo.html
👋 Hi guys ! Just love from Romania 🇷🇴, I'm watching your video 📹 you doing good guys keep up 🤗
Hey, the pizza it's like that, because most people prefer to add ketchup on it, sweet or hot! Didn't the vendor ask you if you want ketchup on the pizza? They usually do. Thank you for the good advertising you do for Romania! Come again!
they didn’t ask but still a good pizza
I just smileddddd the whole time through the video.
Welcome to România!!
That ”Scovergă Ardelenească”, as you saw, is fried dough with cheese from Ardeal which is another name for the extended Transylvania region, so it has not much in common with Asia ;)
Lángos!
hu.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/L%C3%A1ngos
:)
@@laszloopoczki7509 next time send it in english atleast.
Loved the video!!! Don't miss the Danube Delta, great place to visit and eat tasty food!
I love to see as a romanian other ppl from other countries that enjoy our food :)
Thank you guys for sharing this video;such great memories 🤗
It’s great seeing Diplo enjoy our food! Love your music, dude!
Great content! Enjoying it
Thanks!!
That deep-fried savoury dough topped with grated cheese is Lángos, Hungarian street food.
langos is filled with cheese not topped
hope you enjoyed my country! have fun and come back again!:)
You MUST visit the trans-alpina road, its the highest ( in terms of altitude) road in the entire world. Also make sure to visit Cazanele Dunării, its a GORGEOUS place.
It is the highest in Romania, not in the entire world :)
@@ananeamtu9153 i know, i wanted to correct myself but i couldn't find the comment
The last part of this video,with "mici" is 100% romanian street food style...nobody can resist to this food,just say "Mici cu muștar și multă bere !!!" and you are number one 👍👍👍
What other Romanian street food should we try?❤️🇹🇩
Shaorma. There is a place called "Shaormeria Baneasa". You should try it. Add the garlic and curry sauce and you won't regret it. It's the best one in town
@@alboiucezar86 am auzit ca nu prea mai fac ok... Mai degrabă la Naser... Deși nici acolo nu știu...
Glad to know u like our food 😉 som say is the best in europe, u must try cabbage with smoked pork ribbs and sarmale 😊
U guys will get so faaaaat in Romania :)))))) Glad u enjoy Romanian foods :D
noooooo🙈🙈🙈🙈
Scovearga in Heraustrau is my favourite.
Cu usturoi si cascaval
ooooh sooooo good!!!
hello guys.i am romanian and i am abroad now.you made me so much whana go home.thanks for your videos
We tend to eat pizza with a garlic or tomato sauce next to it, dip in, that's why it doesn't have a lot of sauce on it already, like your friend said "more stuff on it" :))))
Hello! I recommend you visit Oradea. It s probabily the city with the most beautiful buildings, even though it is quite small. If you want to come I would be more than happy to give you a free tour!
Eat "mici" always with your hand. Because you can lick your fingers after that :):):) This is how good they are. I have never seen someone eating mici with that stick :) But it was fun. We really love you guys.
Great , AWESOME THAT THEY like our food!
Damn! It's 2,52 A. M. and I'm going to the fridge because of you! 😁
😂😂😂
While you visit Romania, if you plan to eat out make sure you search for daily menus, rather than going to random restaurants that will overprice food. It can be the difference from spend 5 euro to spending 40 euro for same food. (just look for restaurants that got listed "Meniul Zilei" on a board at the entrace which should be around 25 lei on average) - Just a tip so you won't end up being overcharged like Food X Bert was. Other than that, what I would suggest is to avoid most of the public transportation, especially trains and buses that go from one city to another. Hope you enjoy your time in our country. I am guessing that your local guide already explained those things, but just in case anyone else plans to visit in the future, take those things into account.
"This is the way"! I am far from mici now, but tomorrow, they will be mineeee!
Its delicious ...
Yum yum ...
European spicy? OK .... I learned something new again..... The fountain was pretty cool though.....Still missing Nasi Lemak .eh? Doesn't matter anywhere , Street Food is always an experience on itself..... Stay safe, happy exploring.
yesss nasi lemak pleaseeee
The way you enjoy the Mici or Mititei is the proper one . Meat , mustard & pickles with bread and beer. Best choice 👍
Wow. Their pastry are big and awesome. I am sure it is tasty 😋
Great men,got to see you guys enjoying your foods in Romania.
You should go to the place where the mici was invented. It's called "Nenea Iancu". It's in old town, Strada Covaci 3.
that would be cool! Thanks for the info!
You guys should visit Sighisoara,it's a big city with an old fortress,it's been left mostly untouched with most of the original buildings,lots of restaurants with pretty good romanian food and you could perhaps even visit,eat or sleep in the house Vlad Tepes(the romanian ruler Dracula was made off of basically) was born!
I am Romanian and i come from BackPackYourLife 👍to see your video travel and subscribe 😊
9 lei for that slice of pizza is surprisingly much. Expected it to be 5/6 lei:)
It depends on The areas. In City center everything is more expresive
The slice was fairly big tho. (or at least thats how it seemed on camera)
yes! It was one big slice…yes, not cheapest but still good 👍
Well, I'm happy that you guys enjoyed it^^
And yes, Luca is like the best street food
Super bune produsele de la Luca!!!
Hello guys you are amezing !! love you guys!!!!
you just invented The Ultimate Mici Bite (or mici + bite = might) smooth.
hahaha 👍
Bro, go to Carol Parc where i told u, its a very big statue of an warrior
ah that antique market was at Carol Park
In Sibiu you can have veal mici if you're up for it. A breakfast serving of veal mici, muştar (of course, mustard), some pâine (bread) and a bere (beer) for 30 lei. How's that for breakfast, eh? 🙂🙂👍👍🤘🤘
sounds great!! Now I’m hungry…
@@JetLagWarriors Hehehe... good on you. And to be honest... I could do with something to nibble on too... some Mici perhaps? 😄😄🍺🍺🇸🇪🇷🇴🇸🇪🇷🇴
.You are a very nice couple. I hope you liked it in Romania. There are many more beautiful places to visit, the caves is fantastic.