about to eat real russian food

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We just sat down and im eating some kind of potato salad.


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GET PICS!!

I ate at a local Russian restaurant once. It was strange, but interesting. The service was pleasant but the decor reminded me of how movies depict the Soviet Union -- kind of dreary and stoic.

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I had some borsht and some stroganoff.
It was good as was the tea.
Everything was strong but just when you thought it would go too far it stopped.
I recommend it highly.

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But I thought in Russia food eats you?

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what was the vodka by volume count

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themadscientist wrote:I had some borsht
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Dwight approves.

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Hot or cold borscht?


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