Why can't Slavs into fast/casual food?
Why can't Slavs into fast/casual food?
Robert Nelson
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Nathaniel Ross
we leave it to the masters of the craft
Nathan Stewart
piroshki
Benjamin Harris
Seriously though, I don't mean junk food, but like regular not-fancy restaurants.
Literally never seen this here in murrica. Is it popular in Europe?
Ayden Lewis
>regular, non-fancy restaurants
Market decided
Austin Bennett
there are tons of those in any city though
Nathan Wright
am, sviti?
Charles Williams
Landon Myers
I live in one of the biggest cities in Texas and there's literally only one place like this
Christopher Butler
> inb4 Texans don't eat foreign food
Pretty much every single nationality or ethnic group has more restaurants
Nicholas Campbell
Balkan food counts as Slavic, you know
Sebastian Rivera
well i dont know about USA, i was talking about here, maybe our immigrants assimilated too quickly
Cooper Harris
>I don't know about it so there's no way it exists
>flag
Every time
We have milk bars and garmażerka, but it's more of a domestic business rather than a global corpo thing like McDonald's.
But you do have a point, these places definitely could use some commercialization to form a proper franchise.
Christian Taylor
Kevin Harris
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Luke Sullivan
> Assimilated too quickly
Maybe that's it
I know that Czech immigrants made Kolaches really popular, but it's a shame we didn't get more before they were consumed
Fuck that looks delicious, my life will not be complete until I eat one of those
Ian Kelly
lol
Jose Roberts
try searching "polish cuisine", "russian cuisine" etc.
David Bennett
What does it say? Ukraine?
Owen Gomez
>South
Nigga, if someone would have tried to open a slavic cafe in your hellhole, it would have been destroyed by a bunch of retarded rednecks with shotguns looking for communist spies.
Dylan Butler
>he never heard of hussar hotdogs
Matthew Morgan
>10zł
>for a fucking bułka and parówka
LOL