Heading to Ukraine Friday. >what are some good restaurants

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The In Your Pocket website has good, up to date guides to cities in Central and Eastern Europe, including restaurants and nightclubs.

It should be in the sticky when it gets its once-a-decade update.

>>1241395
Puzata Khata and Vareniki Katyusha.

>>1241395
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>>1241395
You're looking for Puzata Khata (Пyзaтa Хaтa). It's basically a buffet of only Ukrainian food and dishes but you pay by the portion/plate or something along that line so that way you can try a little bit of everything. It's a limited buffet or whatever.

I visited Ukraine last summer and my friend took me to this place after I asked him to introduce me to Ukrainian food. I really did enjoy the place. Coming from the west it's quite inexpensive for the amount of food I ate. The borscht and varenyky (dumplings) are very good imo.

The easiest one to find is located behind the main train station, or Kyiv-Pasazhyrskyi. By metro go to Vokzalna. Just exit through the station's southwest entrance and it will be directly across the street. Fun fact: Europe's largest KFC is across the street.

>>1241753
> only Ukrainian food and dishes
Not only