Discover Bucharest: The Ultimate Food Marathon 🇷🇴
Join us on an unforgettable gastronomic adventure through Bucharest, Romania’s vibrant capital! In our latest video, “Bucharest Food Marathon!! Ultimate Romanian Food Tour,” we take you on a mouthwatering journey that celebrates the rich flavors, history, and culture of this fascinating city.
We’re diving into some of the best eats, starting with legendary shawarma from Dristor Doner and indulgent smash burgers at Smash Baby Burger. Don’t miss the divine éclairs at French Revolution and the authentic merdenele from Patiseria Amzei!
But it doesn’t stop there. We’ll savor traditional Romanian dishes like sarmale (stuffed cabbage), mici (grilled sausages), and the sweet delight of papanasi, exploring how these beloved meals reflect Romania’s culinary heritage. It’s an adventure for the palate that even includes some unexpected Caribbean flavors, like Jamaican jerk chicken, right in the heart of Bucharest!
Beyond the culinary delights, we’ll stroll along Calea Victoriei, pausing to marvel at the magnificent Palace of Parliament, the stunning Stavropoleos Monastery, and the poignant Eternal Flame. Each landmark we visit is steeped in history, offering insights into Romania’s revolutionary past and cultural fabric.
From bustling street food scenes to serene historic churches, lively music, and the warm, welcoming locals that make Bucharest extraordinary, this video captures the essence of a city ripe for exploration.
Watch now and experience Bucharest like never before!
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Bucharest, Romania is awesome. The food is incredible especially mici, cevapcici, cabbage rolls and meatball soup or ciorba . I'd love to visit the Romanian Parliament, also Romanian Palace, Peles Castle and Bran Castle
Roma people (the Gypsies) actually came from Western India (from Rajastan ) in the 9th and 10th centuries. There were a nomadic people who travelled to Eastern Europe settling in Romania and then spreading in successive waves through Western Europe. They are not related to the Romanian people although they are called Roma.
I thought Hungary was the capital of the gypsies, i could be wrong?
The actual Romanian people are Vlachs, descendants of the intermarriage between the ancient Romans and Dacian tribes. The modern Romanian language is a Romance language like French, Italian and Spanish but embedded with Slavic words as a result of the influence of neighbouring Slavic peoples like the Serbs and Bulgarians. Greek and Turkish influence is also prevalent in Romania as a result of centuries under the Ottoman Empire rule.
We love pork in Romania.
Top top video! Eastern Europe nowadays is better to live than Western Europe. People are so real, not fake friendly like the US
Romania is a country, formed initially from the union of 2 regions, Wallachia and Moldavia in 1862. Wallachia and Moldavia were semi- independent principalities from the 14th century, they were first under the Hungarian or Polish overlordship then 4 centuries under Ottoman Turkey overlordship. A 3rd region, Transylvania which was part of Austria-Hungary until 1918, was captured by the Romanians at the end of WWI. Romania also included the region of Bessarabia which was annexed by the Soviet Union and is now the modern republic of Moldova.
Nicolae Ceasescu was the leader of Romania and leader of the Communist Party from 1965 to 1989. At first he was seen as a reformer who broke with the Soviets, later he became a hardliner, who resisted the reforms coming from Gorbachev's Soviet Union. He constructed the Romanian Parliament at tremendous cost, tearing down lots of neighborhoods. He also tried to pay off the Romanian entire debt requiring Romanians to make tremendous sacrifices. Ultimately in 1989, Romanians had enough and members of his own party conspired to topple him from power. His wife, Elena Ceausescu was even worse than Nicolae Ceausescu. She was the real ruler of Romania and he was just a puppet in her hands. She was the female Dracula.
Great video guys! ❤️❤️❤️👏👏👏
King Carol I was the first king of Romania from 1881 to 1914. He was a German prince, distantly related to the German royal family. He was selected to be prince of Romania in 1866, as a way for Romania to seek German support for independence from Turkey. Carol first was prince of Romania from 1866 to 1881, he allied the country with Russia and as a result of the Russo-Turkish war of 1877-1878, he proclaimed the independence of Romania and became King in 1881. He did not have any sons, just one daughter, so unfortunately by Romanian Salic law, daughters could not inherit the throne. So when Carol I passed away in 1914, he was succeeded as king by his nephew, King Ferdinand I.
I always thought you had a Romanian accent. The grandfather explains. Crazy it survived three generations.
impressive foods
nice trip bro amazing peopels here great