I see, the meal you had is typically Serbian. Only in Serbia it is much bigger and richer. If you go to Belgrade, you should order the real thing, originally! It is called LESKOVACKA TEPSIJA (the origin of dish comes from south of Serbia, cities Leskovac, Nis, Pirot), it's a huge platter with all kinds of the best Serbian grown and cured meats, cevapi, pljesavica, raznjici, kobasice, krmenadle, suvi vrat, biftek, ramstek, leskovacki ustipci, grilled of course. The variety of meat is stunning! The quality, too! And, only in Serbia, the meat is organic. Not GMO, since Serbian law and food regulations strictly forbids GMO. So, everything is organic, fruits, veggies, grains, wholegrains, dairy produce etc. And juices in Serbia come from real fruit, cold pressed.
@@Victoria-cq8tz Victoria, you should see Victor, a collosal sculpted statue overlooking the confluence of Danube and Sava. It's the symbol of Belgrade. It would open up a whole new perspective of life upon you.
😮 400 euros, to rent a bike?!!! That's because the mafia runs the business, everything, even the bicycles. Well, thank you for saying it out loud, so the tourists would know who are they dealing with.
@@robinbuckley-curtis8220 not 100% sure. In Serbia they still sell a paper Oglasi which is just ads (and it might be free paper), where people just put if they are selling something, or need help with gardening or whatever. Not sure if they have the same thing in Montenegro or maybe they switched to Craigslist or something similar. Maybe ask a local?
I can but agree that Zedevita is not a drink but powder mixed with water to get a deadly mixture. Pure chemistry, artificial flavours and poisonous colours. A place where they serve it simply doesn't exist. If you by an unfortunate event come across one, run for your life and beware the fallout.
You are wrong! You shouldn't boycott the truth, nor be against knowledge.The origin and history is most important. Food is a prominent element of culture. And the truth comes first! Not ill information and misinterpretation. These two people are descent and honest.They deserve to be provided with proper information. @@Victoria-cq8tz
Cedevita is Croatian! It is not Montenegrin. And yeah, it's the cheapest kind of drink, chemicals, practically. So very unusual not to have proper juice, from real fruit, served in a restaurant, but chemicals from plastic bottle instead. But it's not much of a restaurant, I see. A crummy place, doesn't look very clean.
The restaurant was very clean and the food and service were amazing! I believe they also sell fruit juice, but we have been on a cedevita kick lately ;)
@@Victoria-cq8tzThe origin and the quality of ingredients of foodstuff is maybe unimportant to you. Your comment speaks only for yourself. The fact that Rylan and Nick actually already payed attention, and they knew that this commodity is manufactured in Croatia, tells us that they do care. And they do pay attention.
Crna gora or Montenegro which is the translation of black mountain is simply, as the name suggests, a fictional nation Like if someone asked you what your nationality is, you would say white river, for example
Naporni ste vise sa ispiranjem mozga oko istorije i porekla svega i svacega. Ukapirajte vec jednom da su to turisti, nomadi, ne zanimaju ih sitna crevca.
@@Victoria-cq8tz boli istina ? Zato što pokušavate da zaboravite istinu pretvorili ste se u "pokušavali su da im iznajme bicikl za 400-450 evra za mesec dana koliko košta nov u prodavnici" .Možda bi mogli malo da se sete čojstva i junaštva a ne švercovanja cigareta i droge
If you want to treat yourself with slowly cooked meat you need to use right terminology... go in any restaurant and ask for " Teletina ispod sača" basically a beef cooked in special type of traditional cooking vessel slowly cooked for hours that is for sure better than any Texas BBQ you ever had. Also if you like pork ask for "Karađorđeva Šnicla" rolled slowly cooked pork with kajmak inside. It's 2 best ways to eat meat but it's bit more expensive than regular street food.
Teletina ispod saca is also a Serbian dish. Karadjordjeva snicla, too. And ajvar has been a Serbian dish for centuries, due to historical sources.And yes, countries neighbouring Serbia does eat a lot of Serbian food and prepare Serbian dishes, that's because there are ethnical Serbs living in those countries, so they prefer Serbian recipes in everyday life.
@@boxing.-jr9up Both are original Serbian dishes of course I am from Serbia but just saying what to eat if they want something more slow cooked since he craved for Texas BBQ in the video and pointed it's slowly cooked just to point we have something even better traditional not from GMO homeless junky texas mad cows lol
Try to learn some of the histori of the country you're travelling. You may see that the croatia is mostly converted serbs, by the force, and the monte negro was and is serbian country so there's the reason similar coulture
I see, the meal you had is typically Serbian. Only in Serbia it is much bigger and richer. If you go to Belgrade, you should order the real thing, originally! It is called LESKOVACKA TEPSIJA (the origin of dish comes from south of Serbia, cities Leskovac, Nis, Pirot), it's a huge platter with all kinds of the best Serbian grown and cured meats, cevapi, pljesavica, raznjici, kobasice, krmenadle, suvi vrat, biftek, ramstek, leskovacki ustipci, grilled of course. The variety of meat is stunning! The quality, too! And, only in Serbia, the meat is organic. Not GMO, since Serbian law and food regulations strictly forbids GMO. So, everything is organic, fruits, veggies, grains, wholegrains, dairy produce etc. And juices in Serbia come from real fruit, cold pressed.
Dosadni ste vise. Ljudi ne ispituju poreklo, vec ukuse ponudjene hrane podneblja na kome se trenutno nalaze.
@@Victoria-cq8tz Victoria, you should see Victor, a collosal sculpted statue overlooking the confluence of Danube and Sava. It's the symbol of Belgrade. It would open up a whole new perspective of life upon you.
you must visit the peninsula of Lustica. beautiful nature . start from the fishing village of Rose.
Thanks for the recommendation - we have heard Rose is amazing and we will definitely try to visit while we're here!
You guys can buy two bikes for 400 euros and sell them on the end of your trip😎😎😎
True! We thought about it, but we've actually been enjoying the walk so far.
@@GizmoAndCompanyor buy two used bikes for 50 euro each.
😮 400 euros, to rent a bike?!!! That's because the mafia runs the business, everything, even the bicycles. Well, thank you for saying it out loud, so the tourists would know who are they dealing with.
@@mnemonija where is a good place to shop for that?
@@robinbuckley-curtis8220 not 100% sure. In Serbia they still sell a paper Oglasi which is just ads (and it might be free paper), where people just put if they are selling something, or need help with gardening or whatever. Not sure if they have the same thing in Montenegro or maybe they switched to Craigslist or something similar. Maybe ask a local?
you have beautiful places on Lustica. such as the blue cave, Cape Arza. the beach blue horizons.
Thank you for the recommendations!
Just to say,Cedevita is the worst thing you can drink in Balkan states.Its pesticid full with sugar.
I think that white salad is urnebes.
I can but agree that Zedevita is not a drink but powder mixed with water to get a deadly mixture. Pure chemistry, artificial flavours and poisonous colours. A place where they serve it simply doesn't exist. If you by an unfortunate event come across one, run for your life and beware the fallout.
Urnebes is Serbian salad.
Dosadni ste vise. Ljudi ne ispituju poreklo, vec ukuse ponudjene hrane podneblja na kome se trenutno nalaze.
You are wrong! You shouldn't boycott the truth, nor be against knowledge.The origin and history is most important. Food is a prominent element of culture. And the truth comes first! Not ill information and misinterpretation. These two people are descent and honest.They deserve to be provided with proper information. @@Victoria-cq8tz
❤
Authentic mediterian bb
Yeah 😅😂😂 with no fish, but Serbian dishes instead, including cevapi, ajvar and kajmak😊
Do they accept credit cards?
Yes, most places we went in montenegro did accept credit cards!
Cedevita is Croatian! It is not Montenegrin. And yeah, it's the cheapest kind of drink, chemicals, practically. So very unusual not to have proper juice, from real fruit, served in a restaurant, but chemicals from plastic bottle instead. But it's not much of a restaurant, I see. A crummy place, doesn't look very clean.
The restaurant was very clean and the food and service were amazing! I believe they also sell fruit juice, but we have been on a cedevita kick lately ;)
😂😂😂 Big heart to both of you, how descent you are ❤
Vrlo nebitna cinjenica u njihovom zivotu.
@@Victoria-cq8tzThe origin and the quality of ingredients of foodstuff is maybe unimportant to you. Your comment speaks only for yourself. The fact that Rylan and Nick actually already payed attention, and they knew that this commodity is manufactured in Croatia, tells us that they do care. And they do pay attention.
Technically speaking, there is not such a thing as Montenegrin cuisine.
Dosadni ste vise. Ljudi ne ispituju poreklo, vec ukuse ponudjene hrane podneblja na kome se trenutno nalaze.
@@Victoria-cq8tz Maybe you should reconsider signing up for attending some cooking classes - on Serbian cuisine 😊❤
Sure and there is also no Montenegro, all serbia😂
And im also sure serbia has good seafood with all the coastline 😂
Crna gora or Montenegro which is the translation of black mountain is simply, as the name suggests, a fictional nation Like if someone asked you what your nationality is, you would say white river, for example
Naporni ste vise sa ispiranjem mozga oko istorije i porekla svega i svacega. Ukapirajte vec jednom da su to turisti, nomadi, ne zanimaju ih sitna crevca.
@@Victoria-cq8tz Then why are you reading?
@@Victoria-cq8tz boli istina ? Zato što pokušavate da zaboravite istinu pretvorili ste se u "pokušavali su da im iznajme bicikl za 400-450 evra za mesec dana koliko košta nov u prodavnici" .Možda bi mogli malo da se sete čojstva i junaštva a ne švercovanja cigareta i droge
Maybe you are fictional but Montenegro is not, stop fooling people who dont knoe
@@vfbmne1 шта ти је био деда ? шта ти је био прадеда ? него потурице горе од турчина и изроди
If you want to treat yourself with slowly cooked meat you need to use right terminology... go in any restaurant and ask for " Teletina ispod sača" basically a beef cooked in special type of traditional cooking vessel slowly cooked for hours that is for sure better than any Texas BBQ you ever had. Also if you like pork ask for "Karađorđeva Šnicla" rolled slowly cooked pork with kajmak inside. It's 2 best ways to eat meat but it's bit more expensive than regular street food.
Teletina ispod saca is also a Serbian dish. Karadjordjeva snicla, too. And ajvar has been a Serbian dish for centuries, due to historical sources.And yes, countries neighbouring Serbia does eat a lot of Serbian food and prepare Serbian dishes, that's because there are ethnical Serbs living in those countries, so they prefer Serbian recipes in everyday life.
@@boxing.-jr9up Both are original Serbian dishes of course I am from Serbia but just saying what to eat if they want something more slow cooked since he craved for Texas BBQ in the video and pointed it's slowly cooked just to point we have something even better traditional not from GMO homeless junky texas mad cows lol
@@orkovicOh, yeah 😅 And if you're hungry for Tex Mex burgers, there are Mexican restaurants in Belgrade.
Oooh thanks for the tip!! We'll have to try it!
@@GizmoAndCompany You are welcome brother ;) Enjoy!
Try to learn some of the histori of the country you're travelling. You may see that the croatia is mostly converted serbs, by the force, and the monte negro was and is serbian country so there's the reason similar coulture
Zabole ih.
Sure