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RE: Lviv in thirty four hours and how not to travel there - my first trip to Ukraine's prettiest city (part 1)
This was a post worthy of a Curie vote :) especially the photos. I would've so sent this to curation if it weren't for the last vote you got from them (only 12 days away).
Damn man, now I wanna try that caucasian cuisine you are talking about. I don't have any clue about it but somehow it sounds delicious, I think that those photos (and especially the one with the Moskvitch) were looking a lot like home :))
Thanks! Khachapuri (literally cheese-bread) is a bread-dough pie with cheese, sometimes pizza-like, sometimes with cheese inside or boat-shaped with egg on top. Great stuff, I'd take that over pizza any time. In Caucasian cuisine you have lots of aubergine, sweet pepper, walnuts, meat, cheese, grapes and herbs. All the good stuff, along with superb wine. If you find Georgian/Armenian restaurant, go there without hesitation, it's worth it.
My own made khachapuri. Not as pretty, but you'll know what it looks like
Thanks man! I’ll check out to see if we have some kind of real Armenian restaurant in Bucharest. Georgian is less possible.
PS. Looks way better than the pizzas we have anywhere in ploiesti.