Skip to main content

Food Coma is Real

Hungry for a culinary adventure?
Let's see what cities here have to offer, particularly Olomouc because I know if the food isn't good, I will not visit the city 😁.

First things first, let's talk about Czech gastronomy.
 From Hungarian goulash and tender Austrian schnitzels to German roast pork with dumplings and sauerkraut, Czech cuisine is a delightful fusion of flavors from its neighboring countries. Although they have put their own spin on these dishes, they still bear a resemblance to their distant origins.

But hey, who's complaining? 
Czech cuisine may not be super original, but it's comforting, tasty, simple, and above all, it warms the soul.

Now, let's talk about the best dish, or rather, a side dish that is served everywhere – cheap, tasty, and nice-looking – called beer
So, the phrase you need to learn is: "Jedno pivo, prosím" which means "One beer, please".




Now, let's zoom into Olomouc. Here, you can taste local specialties like Olomoucké tvarůžky, pungent little cheese morsels with a unique flavor that locals recommend. 
Personally, I like them, but I have friends who would disagree with my glowing review. However, when paired with freshly baked bread and a dollop of tangy mustard, it's not just a solo dish anymore – it's a true culinary experience.

But what if you're craving Czech flavors from the comfort of your own home?
Fear not my friends, because Olomouc offers convenient food delivery services like Bolt Food, Foodora, and Wolt. Whether you're in the mood for traditional Czech dishes or craving international cuisine, these delivery platforms have you covered. Personally, I prefer Bolt since it offers the best deals, but Foodora is also nice, and Wolt is great for delivering groceries. If any director of those three companies is reading, thank you, and please send me some free food – you can see from the data that I'm one of your top spenders! #sendfood



As for me, today's culinary adventure involved indulging in a pizza from a local pizzeria via Bolt Food. Topped with everything imaginable and paired with a cold Czech kofola, it was an evening well spent. I need to stop writing about it because it's 2 PM, and I'm getting hungry 😅.



May your gourmet journey in Czechia be a delightful one, and if not, well, that's on you! 😘 
Bon appétit, or as they say in Czech: 
Dobrou chuť!


With culinary love
TP💗

Popular posts from this blog

Icy Day

Basketball, football, volleyball, handball, swimming, tennis. Am I forgetting something?? Yes, if you're in Czechia, you should definitely mention HOCKEY!!!!! I didn't know this, but apparently, they love it. Personally, I'm not the biggest fan. While I'm familiar with the NFL and we have a hockey league in my home country, I've never really watched it. So, before the game, I texted my friend to explain the rules.  Her perfect description?  "The black thing needs to go into the goal" 😂 We ended up losing 2:5, although we led 2:0 in the first 20 minutes. But that's not what's important; it's the atmosphere and Czech attitude towards the game that counts. As we walked from the train station to the winter stadium, we noticed groups of people wearing red jerseys, showing remarkable unity. Once inside, we headed straight for Czech first aid - BEER. Then, we easily found our seats, the fifth row in the middle. The stadium's view was stunning (re...

Let's begin :)

Hey there, fellow travelers! Did you know that students in the European Union have some awesome opportunities to explore new places? 🚀✈ You're probably familiar with the Erasmus+ exchanges available to all EU students, right? Well, I recently decided to dive into the adventure myself. Despite having experienced an exchange before, this time I'm venturing into uncharted territory – the Czech Republic, or as it's officially called now, Czechia. While Prague might be the first city that comes to mind, there's so much more to discover. I personally choose the gorgeous city, full of history, art, architecture, culture, tradition, and all the other positive adjectives that I cannot think of right now. It is located in the southeastern part of the country, right between Brno and Ostrava. It is the 6th largest city in Czech, with around 100,000 inhabitants.  Do you know it?  It is called Olomouc😀  If you have no idea about it. I will tell you something about it. Olomouc often...

The Mith, the Man, the Legend....

Quick, what is the first thought when you hear Metamorphosis??? No, not the song, that is super popular these days🤦 Your first association might be the OG - Ovid's Metamorphosis or even Shawn's Pygmalion if you love Victorian Literature😁 Well...not if you are Czech. Then your first association will be Kafka's bizarre Metamorphosis. Yea, THE Kafka's work😁 Imagine:  When you wake up in the morning, you probably have breakfast, a shower, and take a s... Now, your name is Gregor Samsa, traveling salesman, you wake up as a gigantic insect. Yeah, that happened to the main character in the work. Kafka didn't take any time to joke around, he gave us a big pile of WTF from the start. Now, you might think waking up as a bug would be cause for alarm, but Gregor takes it all in stride. Well, as much as one can when you've sprouted extra legs overnight. The magic begins when Gregor's family discovers his creepy-crawly makeover. Let's just say family breakfast take...

Charms of Moravia's Grandmother

  What a title, right? Are you curious? 😁 No doubt you're wondering, who the heck is Moravia, right? 😂 Well, it's a part of Czechia, of course. Czechia is divided into three major regions with interesting names: Bohemia - named after the tribes who inhabited it (the Romans named it and the name stuck) Moravia - named after the Morava River (despite its less-than-pleasant brown color 😅) Silesia - named after the mountain and river (surprise, surprise 😂) And now, the name of the grandmother is... Opava! 😲😲 Yes, you heard it right. Opava is the grandmother of Czech Silesia. In her youth, she was in good health and was the largest and most important city in Czechia, but now her granddaughter Ostrava has taken her place. Nevertheless, Opava is still a somewhat important and sizable city with 55,000 inhabitants. Seriously, what's there to see here? I would recommend visiting one of the parks. There are so many of them, it's hard to miss one. My personal favorite is the ...

National Treasure in Czechia

  Jeseniky is simply amazing. Wait a minute...YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT ARE JESENIKY. Shame on you 😂 It is a national park in Checkia, and let me tell you it is gorgeous.  You may asked what to do there right? Well if you like hiking and are not in the Lebron James condition, you are in luck. The mountains or rather hills are not very steep and easily walkable by foot. On the other hand, if you are a fan of winter sports, you may consider going on a ski trip in the winter months.  I recommend managing your booking in one of the villages, such as Vapenna, because of the lower cost, accessibility by train or car, and necessary infrastructure (shops, bars...). If you are going to spend a few days here I recommend visiting a nearby place called Black Waters, yes that is the literal name of the place. It got its name after the typical colour of the water, which is actually seen as black, due to the soil. Here you can find numerous lakes, that usually have places to sit and you can ...