Ukrainians are a nation that does not give up. A group of Ukrainian refugees, who found shelter in Osaka, opens their own restaurant serving Ukrainian cuisine. Ambassador of Ukraine to Japan Serhii Korsunsky visited this place, and he was fed deliciously there. The restaurant opens on July 7, and here every lover of new tastes can find out what is: "...borsch, and bread, and dumplings, and pancakes, and cabbage rolls, and bacon, and jelly, and our beer, Shabo wine, and Kyiv cutlets are just a masterpiece. Come by yourself and invite your Japanese friends. They should know that Ukraine is warm, welcoming and delicious," Sergiy Korsunsky.
I would like to note that this place serves not only native Ukrainian cuisine but also simple dishes without history, which are often prepared by loving Ukrainian mothers and grandmothers.
By the way, this is the second borsch-point in Japan.
