What a cool stop! The nicest people, interesting culture and delicious foods! Feeling very lucky we get to experience places like these. Thanks so much to everyone watching our videos :) PS: reading some of the comments now and our biggest regret is not eating what we thought was tripe 😭 those dumplings sound delicious!!!! 🤤
Actually you ate romanian dishes with hungarian names. The Hungarians tried to made everything to be in hungarian language. Everything romanian must be in hungarian on hungarian time. For business and money the restaurants keeped it in hungarian.
Many visitors consider the Balkans the Hidden Gem of Europe. Even I as a Balkanian was amazed by many places in Bulgaria, Montenegro, Serbia, Albania, Croatia, Greece, etc. Romania occupies a special place, perhaps the most eclectic country, the most religious, with many traditions and customs that come from ancient times, some even from pre-Christian times! Romania will always welcome you smiling, always shockingly beautiful and surprising.
@@waysoftheworld_ Try to visit the painted monasteries of Bucovina, go down on the map to Iași, then to Piatra Neamț (with a small detour through the Bicazului Gorges) but then continue your way to the Danube Delta, to then go down to the shore of the Black Sea. From there in 2 hours, 2 hours and a half you are in Bucharest. In order to think more coherently about a travel plan, I inform you that you have a small international airport in Suceava (which is the unofficial capital of Bucovina) with connections from London, Dublin, Paris, Milan, Brussels, Rome, Vienna, and many other cities small from Europe.
@@petrutzgabriel Correct, geographically speaking you are right, but Romanians as a people are more like the people from the Balkans, like traditions, way of life, etc.
This is going to kill me forever... this dumpling you are describing sounds exactly like my thing... I can't believe we didn't even try it. Sorry Romania hahaha we will go back and make it up for this 😂
@@waysoftheworld_ that’s because preconception gets in the way of learning! Also asking the waiter you would found out sooner, then making assumptions!
from a Romanian to Aimara...I left that place in tears and I didn't have any family members in there during that era...it's a bad memory but it needs to be shared with the world! Hopefully in the next video you will understand more about Romanian roots and humorous way of looking at life when you visit the "happy cemetery"
Hi ❤️ I can't imagine... so sorry :( We think so too, even though it's hard, history is always worth learning about. We feel very lucky we got to learn a little bit about Romania's history in Romania and not just in a book - we're very lucky! And yes, the merry cemetery made us happy! :) we get it!
I don't know if you noticed the poems written in prison in bandages... For me is a never to forget memory...as I'll never fortget a poem I saw there, on the wall. I try to translate for you (even though it's not a poetic translation): "Torn apart like a flag, invaded with gangrene, Ripped by the whip like a thief, I'll arrive like this at your supreme judgement day So my blood shall defile your blue sky. Your glance will be sword-cold When your voice will rise from the hau: -Come on, man, talk! This is your great Judgment Day. Drained of power, I'll fall on your high stairs And with a bloody inert smile on my lips I'll say: For all my unfair wounds, My Lord, I forgive You. "
I like that you also include these type of museums in your videos, many foreigners just choose the more popular destinations. Another interesting episode. Thank you for visiting!
We just spent the last 3 days in Sighet and toured the prison museum today. It is amazing to see how horrible Communism was. Funny how I found your channel looking about Romanian food and then this popped on my feed just as we left Sighet.
Hi Cameron! So cool that you also went there!!! It's totally worth it :) The memorial was so intense, but yes, 100% worth it! Hope you had a great time!! 🇷🇴
Pretty sure this is the most underrated youtube channel I've ever come across. I was born in Cluj-Napoca but now live in Bucharest and after watching your videos, me and my boyfriend just went to Brasov for the weekend :). We are both architects and would love to cross paths with you the next time you come to Bucharest to show you the other face of the city :). Safe travels!
Hi Adina!! Thanks for the invite. That would be SO FUN! We would love that and we hope we get to visit Romania again soon. There's so much we still have to see :) And by the way, we LOVED your hometown!!! Video coming soon :) Thanks so much for the kind words ❤️ Hope you guys enjoyed Brasov - it is really beautiful there 😍
I dont remember ever seeing vloggers going to sighetu marmatiei before ❤ Thank you guys for the lovely videos! How much longer will you be in Romania for? I know its at the opposite side, but Delta Dunarii(Danube Delta) would be awesome to visit!! Hugs 🤗
It for sure felt like we were the only foreigners! It was such a fun stop. Really a lovely town... the nicest people, culture, yummy foods... 😍 We already left Romania, but we want to go back for sure and the Danube Delta is top of our list for when we do :) Everyone has recommended it! Thanks so much ❤️
I've enjoyed this series a lot. My dad's heritage is from Romania. I'll bet you two fit in well from what I know about the culture! They are very welcoming and warm. I remember chicken stew, mumaliga/polenta and stuffed cabbage growing up.
Hey John - glad you're enjoying it! We love Romania - and yes the people are so welcoming!! You're lucky you got to eat the stuffed cabbage growing up, we are definitely missing sarmale.
You know guys, in case you ever wondered why all Eastern Europeans are so supportive of Ukraine, that prison you visited and others like it, all the human drama, all the misery they caused, those are the reason. You guys are great, love watching your series on our country. 😊 Safe travels!
Yes, I know 💔 all those faces we saw on the wall, all the names... it was intense. They all have their own story. Thanks so much for the kind words and for supporting our channel! 🫶🏼
I watched one video and then got invested! This channel is so underrated, usually vloggers only showed the main attractions of the city but you guys really explore the less visited towns and also research the histories of it. Thank you for this
Hi! Thank you so much for the kind words ❤️ We really do our best and make these videos with so much love, so it's nice to hear when people appreciate them. We really enjoy traveling like this... going to lesser known places as well and learning about a country. Romania was incredible ❤️🇷🇴
Hello guys❤️ I am from Sighetu Marmatiei and I want to thank you🌹 for showing my little but beautiful town in such a nice way. I love your style, humour, common-sense and curiosity for other places in the world. Have fun and safe travels. Thank you
Laura, I am looking for information about relatives who lived in Sighet. They were Catholic. Do you know where I would find census records, Catholic Church records and or cemetery records in Sighet please? Thanks in advance for any sites you can point me to
I like to eat food, no mather of it's origins as dish, is a kind of respect to all nationalities, taste has no borders and Unite people. The fact we have dishes which present Hungarian traditional food, is a fact that we step to don't be anymore that Conservative. Is great for tourists that they can have more food experiences as they visit us.
Hi! Thank you so so much! We love learning about history everywhere we go. It was really intense/special to see this place in Northern Romania with our own eyes... almost life changing... ❤️
Hi Stacy!! We loved Cluj! What an awesome city! Video coming soon! Thanks so much for the kind words ❤️ We didn't take the Mocanita train this time :( But have you done it? Is it great? It looks super cool to us!!!
@@waysoftheworld_ It is great, indeed, just try and make sure you do it at the right time of the year, like for example in spring/summer is like submerging yourself in a world of greenery, because of all the lush forest surrounding you, and it's truly a mesmerizing experience! :)
Oh hi there!!! We had a great time in Sighet! :) But this was recorded in September :) so it wasn't us, but hopefully one day it'll be us again. We had many yummy coffees in Sighet!
@@waysoftheworld_ aiaiai! I saw a group of tourists and I believed it was you, even if Sighet doesn't offer a lot, it's great for a small stop! And yes, the coffee in some places is really good! I'm hoping you'll travel as much as possible in Romania and this part of Europe, just to fill in the personal list. Good luck and to many more adventures!
My mother was born in Sighet when it was still culturally Hungarian, and pretty much the Center of Orthodox Judaism.. and also the birthplace of author and activist Elie Weisel
I'm glad you two made this video, even if the history of the town is sobering. A person really should visit the memorials like these when traveling. You guys have really made me want to visit Romania.
Yes, learning about a country's history is always important to understand it better. Romania has a very sad history (just like most countries), but very interesting and worth learning about. You should visit Romania! It's such a beautiful country with the nicest people and with so much to offer! We love it! 🇷🇴❤️
that was more of a mushroom ciulama...paprikas is red from paprika and tomato paste and the sauce is not that thick...they mixed sour cream and flour to make this one...both good but not the same thing,,real chicken or mushroom paprikas is way better
Restaurants are cheating when it comes to papanași. What you get in restaurants is NOT the traditional papanași, it's the fast food version (basically fried doughnuts). Traditional papanași are made from semolina and boiled, not fried. Restaurants prefer the easier version to make, and customers prefer the higher calorie content per Leu. But traditional papanași are much tastier (in a lighter, more subtle manner) and healthier.
8:44 In the romanian language we call this "TOCHITURA", but your is not a real tochitura, is mixed with hungarian gulash. The real tochitura is made withouth tomato and paprika sauce. In Sighet they have 80% hungarian influence. The real tochitura you will find only in the northern side of country in Bucovina and Moldova.
Since you guys are from Chicago you can still eat Romanian food there, do you know? They are probably 4- 5 Romanian restaurants in Chicago. So now you know. 😜 I use to live in Chicago for 20 years and now I'm back in Romania. 🙂
I'm pretty sure it won't taste as good as it dose at home here in Maramureș.You can have a lot of Roumanian restaurants in the world but for sure at home will taste much better. Anyway guys, j hope you had great time jn my country. Poftă bună.
Darlings, this video is a bit disturbing. Being Romanian means both good and bad and it also means a lot, a lot of pride. In history, we were a shield for Europe in front of the Turks, Tatars, Russians and when we thought we had friends...religion, faith, culture...the Romanians were always alone. No one understands why a Latin people is surrounded by Slavs, the great Romanian mystery and miracle. I have been following, since I returned home from the USA 4 years ago, what vision foreigners have about us. I couldn't, I didn't want to abandon my nation and my homeland .. with all its evils .. because I would only blame the Romanians who tortured, killed and humiliated the Romanians. Imposed by Russia this mess of communism (and maybe the naivety that there is another world more equal for people) you too saw Sighet full of Romanian brains that could have made this country another destiny. I am delighted and grateful that you were at sighet, even as a passer-by you brought to the world a little of the pain and suffering of people who lived under communism and what it means even today. HERE ..how Ukraine spills its blood to get rid of the Russians, this people infected with savages and murderous animals ..and which brought the Romanians only death, thievery, mental dementia, and ended their natural path of evolution. I don't know if it's good to mourn or to do what we're doing today... to keep our pain and drama deep in our hearts and carried forward with dignity. There is something in our gene that cries and suffers in silence given at birth as a curse. We don't forget the tragic history we went through, this permanent threat that one and the other will come and because of this it is sacred for us to know the roots and traditions. HUNDREDS of years in a row came and for hundreds of years we were divided.. into blue (Transylvania) yellow (Wallachia) red (Moldova) by Hungarians, Germans, Turks, Russians, Austrians..even Poles bit from Romania. And today we have lands and Romanians through Ukraine, Serbia, Hungary and Bulgaria...but we are here and this overwhelmed you too when you walked and breathed in my Romania. The biggest sin experienced by us today is regret .. that we fought between ourselves and Sighet is proof and that we did not go over others .. that's how Romanians .. to defend their needs and our nation. Sighet, like many other places in Romania, is the absolute shame of human dehumanization...not of Romania. And all the easier to understand, for you, that you are a few km from Ukraine, where the primitive commune returned...with this garbage of the people called Russia. For the rest .. Romanian STEW is 10 classes above Hungarian goulash, a poor man's food .. neither soup nor course 2 :))) Bread, haven't you received it? a lot of bread to put in goulash?:))) Finally.. you touched me badly in the soul with the prison in Sighet, there are many Romanians who refuse to go there.. for shame :(( Thank you for this and I felt that you are different from many travelers. I am with you and I will stay with you!
This is not really true that the romanians was guilty for the atrocities happened in the Stalin period. Let don't forget that actually all the Russian communists commissioners was no one romanians but jews. Except few strange events in the ww2 the Antonescu regime did a lot of efforts to escape the Jews from Poland or Hungary crossing Romania but after they didn't accept that the romanians are not happy to accept what Stalin, Churchill and Roosevelt decided in terms of preparing the east Europa for the globalization. Actually Marx said that the romanians are the most reactionary people in the world and should dissappear. And yes the romanians are still a stone in the road to globalization. We still have an ancestral memory of the Dacians freedom. And you she know that Sighetul Marmației was part of the hungary in the ww2 and the Jews who escaped from the area crossed romanian territory helped by the Antonescu regime. Thanks for this Elie Wiesel force the romanians to convict Antonescu as a war criminal. The history isn't everytime fair.
Thank you so much for taking the time to share this ❤️ And yes, we did get a basket full of bread :) We'll have to keep trying Romanian foods to learn more :) the Sighet memorial was intense, but so glad we visited. 🫶🏼 Thanks so much for supporting our channel ❤️
It's on our list for when we go back! We're always so bad at trying desserts because we're always too full hahaha so we didn't get to try any other Romanian desserts this time... but there's always next time ❤️🙏🏼
gulas do not have tripe inside. that is a "galusca" :), made from "gris" en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semolina :D but... you should try at least once, the tripe "ciorba" ... it`s fabulos!
I know... this is killing us! A few people have mentioned this and it is now hunting us hahaha those dumplings sound INCREDIBLE! The funny part is that we've never tried tripe before and don't even know how it looks like 😂 but we will do it when we go back to Romania! Try the tripe ciorba and eat everything that comes in the gulas! Thanks for letting us know :)
I'm pretty sure we said it was Hungarian... but yeah not sure what it was then. That's just what it said on the menu 🤷🏻♀️ we're definitely not experts with these foods... 🙈
@@mariuscimpoies7849 Mariusica tata am mancat gulas original in Ungaria, difera total de zeama lunga ardeleneasca. "Nationalistic disinformation" ??? Din cauza astora ca tine se duce lumea pulii de suflet, voi nu vedeti padurea din cauza copacilor.
i live in sighet part-time. come on the right day of the week, and you'll see hundreds of jews around the new synagogue that was just completed 2021. they say it's the first new synagogue built in europe since 1940
What a cool stop! The nicest people, interesting culture and delicious foods! Feeling very lucky we get to experience places like these. Thanks so much to everyone watching our videos :) PS: reading some of the comments now and our biggest regret is not eating what we thought was tripe 😭 those dumplings sound delicious!!!! 🤤
Yes.That wasn't tripe.:D
😭😭😭Tribe 🤣🤣🤣
Actually you ate romanian dishes with hungarian names. The Hungarians tried to made everything to be in hungarian language. Everything romanian must be in hungarian on hungarian time. For business and money the restaurants keeped it in hungarian.
It is nice that you go for less known Romanian destinations. Thank you for promoting Romania! 🙏
We had so much fun in Sighet! We love visiting places like these and happy to promote such an incredible country like Romania 🇷🇴❤️
Many visitors consider the Balkans the Hidden Gem of Europe. Even I as a Balkanian was amazed by many places in Bulgaria, Montenegro, Serbia, Albania, Croatia, Greece, etc. Romania occupies a special place, perhaps the most eclectic country, the most religious, with many traditions and customs that come from ancient times, some even from pre-Christian times! Romania will always welcome you smiling, always shockingly beautiful and surprising.
Agreed! Romania really blew our minds and we can't wait to be back to see more of it! We still have many places to visit! ❤️🇷🇴
@@waysoftheworld_ Try to visit the painted monasteries of Bucovina, go down on the map to Iași, then to Piatra Neamț (with a small detour through the Bicazului Gorges) but then continue your way to the Danube Delta, to then go down to the shore of the Black Sea. From there in 2 hours, 2 hours and a half you are in Bucharest. In order to think more coherently about a travel plan, I inform you that you have a small international airport in Suceava (which is the unofficial capital of Bucovina) with connections from London, Dublin, Paris, Milan, Brussels, Rome, Vienna, and many other cities small from Europe.
Romania is not part of the balkans. Only Dobruja is part of balkans.
@@petrutzgabriel Correct, geographically speaking you are right, but Romanians as a people are more like the people from the Balkans, like traditions, way of life, etc.
Sorry but Romania is not part of Balkan countrie.
6:22 - that is not tripe, it is "găluşcă de griş", a type of semolina+egg pasta (or semolina dumpling)
This is going to kill me forever... this dumpling you are describing sounds exactly like my thing... I can't believe we didn't even try it. Sorry Romania hahaha we will go back and make it up for this 😂
@@waysoftheworld_ that’s because preconception gets in the way of learning! Also asking the waiter you would found out sooner, then making assumptions!
Most likely the cream is sour cream that’s home made! Thank you for visiting the museums. History should not be forgotten!!!
We've never had sour cream like Romania's sour cream... it basically ruined other sour creams for us hahaha it always tastes so fresh and delicious 😍
from a Romanian to Aimara...I left that place in tears and I didn't have any family members in there during that era...it's a bad memory but it needs to be shared with the world! Hopefully in the next video you will understand more about Romanian roots and humorous way of looking at life when you visit the "happy cemetery"
Hi ❤️ I can't imagine... so sorry :( We think so too, even though it's hard, history is always worth learning about. We feel very lucky we got to learn a little bit about Romania's history in Romania and not just in a book - we're very lucky! And yes, the merry cemetery made us happy! :) we get it!
I don't know if you noticed the poems written in prison in bandages... For me is a never to forget memory...as I'll never fortget a poem I saw there, on the wall. I try to translate for you (even though it's not a poetic translation):
"Torn apart like a flag, invaded with gangrene,
Ripped by the whip like a thief,
I'll arrive like this at your supreme judgement day
So my blood shall defile your blue sky.
Your glance will be sword-cold
When your voice will rise from the hau:
-Come on, man, talk!
This is your great Judgment Day.
Drained of power, I'll fall on your high stairs
And with a bloody inert smile on my lips I'll say:
For all my unfair wounds, My Lord, I forgive You. "
Yes we did! and WOW... thanks so much for taking the time to share this with us ❤️
I like that you also include these type of museums in your videos, many foreigners just choose the more popular destinations. Another interesting episode. Thank you for visiting!
Thank you for watching and for the kind words ❤️ We love ending up in places like these... it was great to learn about Romania's history 🙏🏼🇷🇴
We just spent the last 3 days in Sighet and toured the prison museum today. It is amazing to see how horrible Communism was.
Funny how I found your channel looking about Romanian food and then this popped on my feed just as we left Sighet.
Hi Cameron! So cool that you also went there!!! It's totally worth it :) The memorial was so intense, but yes, 100% worth it! Hope you had a great time!! 🇷🇴
I was born in Sighet, now im living for many years in US. Finally a video with my city that i can share with my US friends. Thank you for posting !
Oh yay! Thanks so much!!!! Happy that you liked it :) We loved your city!! 🇷🇴
Pretty sure this is the most underrated youtube channel I've ever come across. I was born in Cluj-Napoca but now live in Bucharest and after watching your videos, me and my boyfriend just went to Brasov for the weekend :). We are both architects and would love to cross paths with you the next time you come to Bucharest to show you the other face of the city :). Safe travels!
Hi Adina!! Thanks for the invite. That would be SO FUN! We would love that and we hope we get to visit Romania again soon. There's so much we still have to see :) And by the way, we LOVED your hometown!!! Video coming soon :) Thanks so much for the kind words ❤️ Hope you guys enjoyed Brasov - it is really beautiful there 😍
That whole region of Maramures is such a beautiful sight to see! Loved going through the mountains and visiting towns like Borsa
I dont remember ever seeing vloggers going to sighetu marmatiei before ❤
Thank you guys for the lovely videos! How much longer will you be in Romania for? I know its at the opposite side, but Delta Dunarii(Danube Delta) would be awesome to visit!! Hugs 🤗
It for sure felt like we were the only foreigners! It was such a fun stop. Really a lovely town... the nicest people, culture, yummy foods... 😍 We already left Romania, but we want to go back for sure and the Danube Delta is top of our list for when we do :) Everyone has recommended it! Thanks so much ❤️
I've enjoyed this series a lot. My dad's heritage is from Romania. I'll bet you two fit in well from what I know about the culture! They are very welcoming and warm. I remember chicken stew, mumaliga/polenta and stuffed cabbage growing up.
Hey John - glad you're enjoying it! We love Romania - and yes the people are so welcoming!! You're lucky you got to eat the stuffed cabbage growing up, we are definitely missing sarmale.
Thanks for another great video ! Definetly new things for me , from Sighetu . And you made me hungry :)) . Looking forward for the next video !!
We always get hungry when editing these videos 😂 we miss Romanian foods for sure! Thanks for the kind words 🙂
You know guys, in case you ever wondered why all Eastern Europeans are so supportive of Ukraine, that prison you visited and others like it, all the human drama, all the misery they caused, those are the reason.
You guys are great, love watching your series on our country. 😊 Safe travels!
Yes, I know 💔 all those faces we saw on the wall, all the names... it was intense. They all have their own story. Thanks so much for the kind words and for supporting our channel! 🫶🏼
I watched one video and then got invested! This channel is so underrated, usually vloggers only showed the main attractions of the city but you guys really explore the less visited towns and also research the histories of it. Thank you for this
Hi! Thank you so much for the kind words ❤️ We really do our best and make these videos with so much love, so it's nice to hear when people appreciate them. We really enjoy traveling like this... going to lesser known places as well and learning about a country. Romania was incredible ❤️🇷🇴
Hello guys❤️ I am from Sighetu Marmatiei and I want to thank you🌹 for showing my little but beautiful town in such a nice way. I love your style, humour, common-sense and curiosity for other places in the world. Have fun and safe travels. Thank you
Hi Laura! Thanks so much for the kind words ❤️ We loved your city and your country so much and can't wait to be back 🫶🏼🇷🇴
Laura, I am looking for information about relatives who lived in Sighet. They were Catholic. Do you know where I would find census records, Catholic Church records and or cemetery records in Sighet please? Thanks in advance for any sites you can point me to
I like to eat food, no mather of it's origins as dish, is a kind of respect to all nationalities, taste has no borders and Unite people. The fact we have dishes which present Hungarian traditional food, is a fact that we step to don't be anymore that Conservative. Is great for tourists that they can have more food experiences as they visit us.
Us too. It is really special and one of the best parts of traveling for sure ❤️ Romania opened our eyes to foods we've never had before 😍
Thank you for the beautiful promotion of this city. It looks amazing from your video.
You're welcome! Happy to hear you like it :) We're so happy we ended up in Sighet. We had so much fun!
Very nice think to make the history of the place you visit, great job, thanks... I'm bin Fan of you already
Hi! Thank you so so much! We love learning about history everywhere we go. It was really intense/special to see this place in Northern Romania with our own eyes... almost life changing... ❤️
You should come to blocu’ 2,it’s a nice place to visit here in Sighet
We already left :( Is it a restaurant? It sounds familiar!
Yes is a "beautiful" restaurant from Cuza Voda!👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
Thank you for visting our meorial......But the food is ike HEAVEN))
It was a very interesting place. We felt so lucky to learn about Romania's history right there. And yes, Romanian food is SO SO SO GOOD!!!
Woww, you guys came to my city That 's really cool ! ❤
I hope you enjoyed your stay!
We really did!!!! ❤️ Thank you :)
Un vlog drăguț, mă bucur că va plăcut în Sighet!
Thank you for showing this oasum country
Good luck 🤞
Keep supporting ❤️
Thank you so much! We are happy to promote beautiful Romania 🇷🇴❤️
I live in Cluj Napoca, Loving your Romania series! Will you do the Mocănița train in Maramures?
Hi Stacy!! We loved Cluj! What an awesome city! Video coming soon! Thanks so much for the kind words ❤️ We didn't take the Mocanita train this time :( But have you done it? Is it great? It looks super cool to us!!!
@@waysoftheworld_ It is great, indeed, just try and make sure you do it at the right time of the year, like for example in spring/summer is like submerging yourself in a world of greenery, because of all the lush forest surrounding you, and it's truly a mesmerizing experience! :)
Hei from Sighet! I'm pretty sure that I saw you yesterday having a coffee! I'm hoping you had a good time.
Oh hi there!!! We had a great time in Sighet! :) But this was recorded in September :) so it wasn't us, but hopefully one day it'll be us again. We had many yummy coffees in Sighet!
@@waysoftheworld_ aiaiai! I saw a group of tourists and I believed it was you, even if Sighet doesn't offer a lot, it's great for a small stop! And yes, the coffee in some places is really good! I'm hoping you'll travel as much as possible in Romania and this part of Europe, just to fill in the personal list. Good luck and to many more adventures!
My mother was born in Sighet when it was still culturally Hungarian, and pretty much the Center of Orthodox Judaism.. and also the birthplace of author and activist Elie Weisel
I'm glad you two made this video, even if the history of the town is sobering. A person really should visit the memorials like these when traveling. You guys have really made me want to visit Romania.
Yes, learning about a country's history is always important to understand it better. Romania has a very sad history (just like most countries), but very interesting and worth learning about. You should visit Romania! It's such a beautiful country with the nicest people and with so much to offer! We love it! 🇷🇴❤️
You should definitely visit!!!!!
greetings from my city SIGHETU MARMATIEI
Greetings! We had a great time in your lovely city :)
Multumim frumos excursie frumoasa
Hello. Great video. Tahnk you. See you.
Hi Hyde! Thanks so much :) Have a great week!
Sorry, you missed the best semolina dumplings ever... thinking it's tripe :)
This is KILLING me!!!! Like we don't even know how tripe looks like hahaha I need these dumplings in my life now!!!
@@waysoftheworld_ also, you should really try the tripe too next time you visit
Amazing videooooo
Thank you so much! Happy to hear you liked it :)
fantastic work guys
Thanks so much! ❤️
I am from Sighet.
We loved your town!! 🇷🇴
Savarinaaaaa!!!! :))
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Good
Thanks :)
that was more of a mushroom ciulama...paprikas is red from paprika and tomato paste and the sauce is not that thick...they mixed sour cream and flour to make this one...both good but not the same thing,,real chicken or mushroom paprikas is way better
Oh ok ok - thanks for letting us know. There's always next time 😊
You must tried ciorba de burtă
This is emty
I will like to add, Transilvania was never part of the Hungarian kingdom. It was under Austro-Hungarian Empire.
"Between 1002 and 1526, Transylvania was part of the Kingdom of Hungary, led by a voivode appointed by the King of Hungary." From Wikipedia. Thanks!
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U have too atay with traditional people and what they do to undertand a place
It's not tripe. Those are dumplings
Yes, so we learned. I missed out!
1:36 This is similar with the Holocaust Memorial. Who forget the past, don't know the future !
True ❤️
If you take the word papanași and turn it to Pa Pa Nași= Bye Bye Godfathers 😂😂😂😂
LOL love this 😂
Restaurants are cheating when it comes to papanași. What you get in restaurants is NOT the traditional papanași, it's the fast food version (basically fried doughnuts). Traditional papanași are made from semolina and boiled, not fried. Restaurants prefer the easier version to make, and customers prefer the higher calorie content per Leu. But traditional papanași are much tastier (in a lighter, more subtle manner) and healthier.
8:44 In the romanian language we call this "TOCHITURA", but your is not a real tochitura, is mixed with hungarian gulash. The real tochitura is made withouth tomato and paprika sauce. In Sighet they have 80% hungarian influence. The real tochitura you will find only in the northern side of country in Bucovina and Moldova.
Ohhh thanks for the info! Yes, we'll have to try it again when we go back :)
It must be a perfect place 😂😂😂if you want to interact with 😂😂😂 freeks of nature 😂😂 peasent time travelers 😂😂😂 comedy movie style people 😂😂
Since you guys are from Chicago you can still eat Romanian food there, do you know? They are probably 4- 5 Romanian restaurants in Chicago. So now you know. 😜 I use to live in Chicago for 20 years and now I'm back in Romania. 🙂
Wait what? We're listening Michael, we're listening... Do you have any favorite spots? :) And thank you!!! This is the best news ever!!!
I'm pretty sure it won't taste as good as it dose at home here in Maramureș.You can have a lot of Roumanian restaurants in the world but for sure at home will taste much better. Anyway guys, j hope you had great time jn my country.
Poftă bună.
Darlings, this video is a bit disturbing.
Being Romanian means both good and bad and it also means a lot, a lot of pride.
In history, we were a shield for Europe in front of the Turks, Tatars, Russians and when we thought we had friends...religion, faith, culture...the Romanians were always alone.
No one understands why a Latin people is surrounded by Slavs, the great Romanian mystery and miracle.
I have been following, since I returned home from the USA 4 years ago, what vision foreigners have about us.
I couldn't, I didn't want to abandon my nation and my homeland .. with all its evils .. because I would only blame the Romanians who tortured, killed and humiliated the Romanians.
Imposed by Russia this mess of communism (and maybe the naivety that there is another world more equal for people) you too saw Sighet full of Romanian brains that could have made this country another destiny.
I am delighted and grateful that you were at sighet, even as a passer-by you brought to the world a little of the pain and suffering of people who lived under communism and what it means even today.
HERE ..how Ukraine spills its blood to get rid of the Russians, this people infected with savages and murderous animals ..and which brought the Romanians only death, thievery, mental dementia, and ended their natural path of evolution.
I don't know if it's good to mourn or to do what we're doing today... to keep our pain and drama deep in our hearts and carried forward with dignity.
There is something in our gene that cries and suffers in silence given at birth as a curse.
We don't forget the tragic history we went through, this permanent threat that one and the other will come and because of this it is sacred for us to know the roots and traditions.
HUNDREDS of years in a row came and for hundreds of years we were divided.. into blue (Transylvania) yellow (Wallachia) red (Moldova) by Hungarians, Germans, Turks, Russians, Austrians..even Poles bit from Romania.
And today we have lands and Romanians through Ukraine, Serbia, Hungary and Bulgaria...but we are here and this overwhelmed you too when you walked and breathed in my Romania.
The biggest sin experienced by us today is regret .. that we fought between ourselves and Sighet is proof and that we did not go over others .. that's how Romanians .. to defend their needs and our nation.
Sighet, like many other places in Romania, is the absolute shame of human dehumanization...not of Romania.
And all the easier to understand, for you, that you are a few km from Ukraine, where the primitive commune returned...with this garbage of the people called Russia.
For the rest .. Romanian STEW is 10 classes above Hungarian goulash, a poor man's food .. neither soup nor course 2 :)))
Bread, haven't you received it? a lot of bread to put in goulash?:)))
Finally.. you touched me badly in the soul with the prison in Sighet, there are many Romanians who refuse to go there.. for shame :((
Thank you for this and I felt that you are different from many travelers.
I am with you and I will stay with you!
This is not really true that the romanians was guilty for the atrocities happened in the Stalin period. Let don't forget that actually all the Russian communists commissioners was no one romanians but jews. Except few strange events in the ww2 the Antonescu regime did a lot of efforts to escape the Jews from Poland or Hungary crossing Romania but after they didn't accept that the romanians are not happy to accept what Stalin, Churchill and Roosevelt decided in terms of preparing the east Europa for the globalization. Actually Marx said that the romanians are the most reactionary people in the world and should dissappear. And yes the romanians are still a stone in the road to globalization. We still have an ancestral memory of the Dacians freedom. And you she know that Sighetul Marmației was part of the hungary in the ww2 and the Jews who escaped from the area crossed romanian territory helped by the Antonescu regime. Thanks for this Elie Wiesel force the romanians to convict Antonescu as a war criminal. The history isn't everytime fair.
Thank you so much for taking the time to share this ❤️ And yes, we did get a basket full of bread :) We'll have to keep trying Romanian foods to learn more :) the Sighet memorial was intense, but so glad we visited. 🫶🏼 Thanks so much for supporting our channel ❤️
10:07 "PAPANASHI" You have to try "COLTZUNASHI" , ask a romanian what it is.
It's on our list for when we go back! We're always so bad at trying desserts because we're always too full hahaha so we didn't get to try any other Romanian desserts this time... but there's always next time ❤️🙏🏼
7:59 Mushrooms stew with sour cream.
Yes! So good!! It was heavy, but so delicious. The ingredients in Romanian are always so fresh and pure. Love it!!!
gulas do not have tripe inside. that is a "galusca" :), made from "gris" en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semolina :D but... you should try at least once, the tripe "ciorba" ... it`s fabulos!
I know... this is killing us! A few people have mentioned this and it is now hunting us hahaha those dumplings sound INCREDIBLE! The funny part is that we've never tried tripe before and don't even know how it looks like 😂 but we will do it when we go back to Romania! Try the tripe ciorba and eat everything that comes in the gulas! Thanks for letting us know :)
@@waysoftheworld_ also, try ciolan cu fasole 😂
Goulash is not romanian food. Plus your gulash it was not gulash, because the gulash is a kind of stew, not a broth/soup.
I'm pretty sure we said it was Hungarian... but yeah not sure what it was then. That's just what it said on the menu 🤷🏻♀️ we're definitely not experts with these foods... 🙈
Gulyas is always soup. And it's traditional in Crisana, Maramures and Transilvania. So stop your nationalistic disinformation.
Btw, I'm curious about your list of "Romanian" dishes.
That's a pretty typical Transylvanian goulash.
@@mariuscimpoies7849 Mariusica tata am mancat gulas original in Ungaria, difera total de zeama lunga ardeleneasca. "Nationalistic disinformation" ??? Din cauza astora ca tine se duce lumea pulii de suflet, voi nu vedeti padurea din cauza copacilor.
i live in sighet part-time. come on the right day of the week, and you'll see hundreds of jews around the new synagogue that was just completed 2021. they say it's the first new synagogue built in europe since 1940
Oh wow! Thanks for letting us know! :)