Kristen
Interwar Vibes and Great Cocktails at Warsaw’s Woda Ognista
Passion, innovation and achingly hip are all words that will instantly hit you when you step through the low door into the world of…
‘Tuk Tuk’ into Warsaw’s Australian-style Thai Street Food
The story of Tuk Tuk is, I’m sure, a story to which we as foreigners can all relate. You go and live in a…
Savor True Northern Vietnamese Pho at Warsaw’s Du-za Mi-ha
Imagine being so passionate about something that it becomes your lifelong obsession. Well, that’s exactly what the young Vietnamese-Polish owner of Du-Za Mi-ha has…
Crying Sambal Tears at Warsaw’s Warung Jakarta
With over 18,000 (and counting) far-flung islands making up Indonesia, one can imagine that there are equally as many opinions of what a traditional…
Kuchnia Konfliktu: Share the Culinary Traditions of Poland’s Newcomers
If you, like British singer Noel Gallagher, believe that there are not enough good things in the world, then let me introduce you to…
Lebanese Hospitality at Warsaw’s Le Cedre Lounge
For those of us expats with ‘families’ made up of friends we’ve met in Warsaw, the opportunity to dine Lebanese style – family style…
Maho: Warsaw’s Wonderfully Authentic Turkish Grill
It’s a classic tale of Turkish boy meets Polish girl in a Mediterranean resort, they fall in love, move to Warsaw and open a…
Paradise Found: Raj w Niebie is Warsaw’s Little Honolulu
If you’re on a quest for something delicious and nutritious in the center of Warsaw, all you have to do is walk through the…
Chmielołak Bis: Warsaw’s Beer Drinker’s Paradise
If you went every day to Chmielołak Bis – a small pub bistro facing Ul. Londynska in Saska Kępa – and had a new…
Biała – Zjedz i Wypij: Avant-Garde Meets Staropolska in Warsaw’s Saska…
“Traditional Polish food is all heavy and stodgy with no flair or grace,” said no one who has ever been to Biała – zjedz…
