28 October 2009
According to an article published recently in The New York Times, the Polish capital is not exactly the kind of place to spark a wild rush among tourists, and definitely not a culinary mecca.
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28 October 2009
The Mango restaurant at the Hilton Hotel is a new eatery in Warsaw that takes you on a culinary journey to Asia, where you can delight in the exotic tastes of Indonesian, Thai, Chinese and Japanese cuisine.
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28 October 2009
The Café Colombia can be found at the Kossowski Palace tenement house at 19 Nowy ¦wiat St. The decor is a cross between what you would expect in an old tenement and a South American café.
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14 October 2009
With Asian and Western fast-food joints having taken over much of Warsaw, pierogi have been left as one of the last bastions of traditional Polish cuisine. A growing number of restaurants known as pierogarnie are specializing in these dumplings, which take time and skill to prepare. Here is a selection of pierogarnie popular with Warsaw residents. Despite their name, they serve up other dishes as well as pierogi.
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