Tribal People Try Ukrainian Food For The First Time

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Villagers from remote Tribal regions of Pakistan Try Ukrainian Food For The First Time

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[mariia]

this man said that eating borscht was like getting a blood transfusion.. and I cannot agree more!! Borscht heals the soul!!

[kyiv_chestnut__]

I am grateful for your efforts in promoting Ukrainian culture, especially now, when russia is committing genocide against my people, appropriating and destroying Ukrainian culture and traditions, I'm glad you're exploring Ukrainian cuisine.
Slava Ukraini!

[NEMOPMORPHY]

The way that man’s shoulders droop when he hears the country has been under attack, it was immediate and with no hesitation. So much empathy and love in these people!

[КатеринаБарановська-нф]

As a Ukrainian, I appreciate this video 🇺🇦

[shtaketbuhlov]

Greetings from Ukraine, peace and goodness to you!!!

[BePatient]

Manzoor unwittingly stated Russia's (well, Putin's) reason for the war - that they don't recognize Ukraine is its own country and that it is all just a "part of Russia". It was touching to see them all pray for the Ukrainians, and Manzoor advise that Russia is destroying human beings. Slava Ukraine.

[СергійБілий-ьь]

Приємно, що наша кухня сподобалась людям іншою культури. Дякую авторам каналу за підтримку моєї багатостраждальної України...

[PandaBear]

There is a Ukrainian restaurant in New York City named Veselka, it's in Manhattan in the East Village. Everything they make is delicious. When Russia invaded Ukraine Veselka donated all the profits from selling Borsht to Ukraine. I don't know if they are still doing this, thought. If you are ever in New York City I cannot recommend enough to go to there.

[NoName-ymzj]

3:14 - This is interesting, because usually Borstch does have meat in it and also we eat it with garlic, like you take a bite out of garlic, than a bite out of lard-sandwich and a spoon of borscht. At least that's how we've always done it in my family.

[DavidPetrovich]

The Borscht, It must be a variant. Here in the west of Ukraine there is usually meat and sour cream (smetana). It might have changed their minds.
Also, bread MUST be served! Great video!

[mokumboi]

The holubtsi should be covered in a tomato sauce. And borsch is often served with a dollop of sour cream on top. :)

[bawdaz]

Thank you, guys, and greetings from Ukraine

[ridgeguyatSOK]

Love how Mehboob observes the dish and comments on its appearance while Manzoor sits besides him already digging in 🤣

[olegmakarikhin]

Thank you very much for tasting the dishes. Especially that gentleman in the red hat. And especially when he tried the cake and said that it was so delicious that he would like to share it with the children, it was so touching.

[priscillavelazquezs]

“This feels light, so my heart wants more” that’s exactly how I feel about cake 😊

[hythekent]

I love these good people. Their prayers and wishes for the people of Ukraine were kind and heartfelt. Yes, Russia should stop killing innocents just so its president can remain in power. ❤ 🇵🇰🇺🇦 🇵🇰🇺🇦 🇵🇰🇺🇦 🇵🇰🇺🇦 🇵🇰🇺🇦 ✌️

[NorthernSoul]

I live in a part of the US with Ukrainian immigrants. We make this all the time, but we call it Halupki, It usually is in a tomato sauce . I am glad they enjoyed it, I think it's really good

[virginiapudelko]

I love how much his language lessons are improving his vocabulary! He is doing really well!

[SellieM]

Yes, we should all pray for Ukraine! ❤

[lulu]

I love how they were able to draw a connection from the holubtsi to Korean kimchi! This is what it’s all about! 🌍💚