My mom made me try all kind of Lithuanian dishes as a kid, so I knew all of them but almost never liked any except for a few. But well I was a kid and I am going to visit this awesome country again this year so I am excited to retry and see if my opinions might changed. But back then my favourites where "Kepta Duona" and "Koldunai"

I am Lithuanian-American and I have so many fond childhood memories of these wonderful dishes my Mother would prepare. So comforting & delicious. 🇺🇸 🇱🇹

Out of all the chain restaurants Etno dvaras has the best cepelinai in my opinion, but that might just be because they are very similar to what my mom makes at home. Also my favourite Lithuanian dish has to be kugelis (bulvių plokštainis). It's so simple and yet I could probably eat it every day and not get tired of it.

Thanks for the information. I’ll be visiting Lithuania this summer. 🇱🇹

What a great Channel 👍 thanks for great work, I really enjoyed your videos. Very insightful and fun content. I feel like I'm learning about my country more everyday from your stories 😎💥🙌

Looking great! ❤

The beetroot soup is a must-try! It is known as "borscht" in Russia/Ukraine/Belarus, Eastern European countries, and is traditional also in all the Northern European countries and spans all the way to Spain with their take giving it some Gaspacho flavors like cucumber and tomato.

Very nice, hope you enjoyed the Lithuanian food :)

saltibarsciai is sooo good I was hesitant to try it at first but then I became obsessed esp. in summer it goes so well with the heat

I have been many times in katpedėlė, and I can say that it's very good.

when I was a child we use to leave raw milk to go sour to make saltibarsciai and from that weird stuff( home made buttermilk) mixing with sour cream so good saltibarsciai good memories 🙂😁

i highly recommend kibinas its so delicious and available almost everywhere

What a coincidence! I was just talking about this an hour ago

Great video! It was so nice to collaborate with you! Which other Lithuanian food haven´t you tried yet?

Congrats on 700 subs

HBH near Palanga and also very close to Klaipėda serves the best gira in the whole country. It also has a wide variety of Lithuanian dishes, one of my favourite dishes is Potato pancakes with cured salmon and garlic curd. Hope you'll visit HBH in the near future :)

Lokys @ Vilnius Oldtown is also a good place to try Lithuanian traditional food.

I'm Lithuanian and I deadass didn't even know half of these things are considered Lithuanian, I was most shocked that Gira was one, I thought it was about as popular as beer or ale all around the world.

Looking good

You need ton try cepelinai with curd and without meat, or vegetarian (just potatoes) version - dubenėliai :)

i'm lithuanian and i live in zemaitija but i never have tried zemaciu blynai. huh intresting

🇵🇹👍🏻pink soup🇱🇹

Actually fried curd can also be called curd donuts (varškės spurgos). That's the same thing.😁

Whats your favourite and least favourite? My favourite is cepelina and least favourite is bulvynai blynus

Technically kibinai are not Lithuanian they are Karaim, but they live in Trakai since medieval times so this become a go to snack a long time ago. Also if you want it good don't buy it in supermarket go to "Senoji kibininė" where they make it fresh and provide venison, lamb or other interesting options (traditionally it should not be pork). Bulvių plokštainis is made from grated potatoes, not from mashed and is bastardised version of Jewish Kugel. Potato pancakes do not require flower or egg usually it is just grated potatoes (again :) ). If you ever feel adventurous go to "Žemaičių Ąsotis" in naujamiestis, they can provide more obscure things like blood sausage or pigs foot they also make their own kwass (most places sell factory made stuff) and have mead on tap. Nice content keep it coming

I'm watching this two months after video was published, but there is one more soup that is kinda unique and is worth trying which is called: pickled cabbage soup believe me it is tasty and also somewhat of hangover cure :))

2:19 The kepta duona is ussually cooked in a pan, so it's ussually not "Boiled in oil". Also, 3:50 it's not always grated potatoes. I personally like them when the potatoes are not grated.

is this country is safe enough to stay and work for foreigners...??

I do not recommend ordering baked Cepelinai because it's just old Cepelinai what is rest just Baked. Baked Cepelinai it's not of fresh ones...

Please avoid Katpedele it is like McDonald's

Don't forget to visit "Čili pica" restaurant chain :)

Had to google what kugelis was lmao