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Tag: Sunday market

Apr 11, 2019 Europe / Malta

Sunday market at Marsaxlokk

We start the day by catching the bus to the central bus station at Valetta which is the main hub

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Late lunch at the hotel restaurant. Apparently you will need to order traditional polish food to enjoy and taste delicious. When order something westerners its just come out strange and taste awful. The potatoes pancake and goulash was defined, the pork with bacon and cream sauce was bad. It taste sour and the vegetables was really bland. The cheecake was better than the one we had in Gdansk but it still taste strange as it has flour on it not just cream cheese. Will definitely not eat here again

Hunting for the bison

Dinner at one of the square restaurants with fantastic view toward church.

We arrived just before 5pm at this place and Yunni was hungry, so we headed out to have something to eat nearby. Mickey ordered Russian soup as he wasn't hungry and Yunni has roe roast deer with dumplings and beetroot salad. We were thinking to go back here for dinner around 7.30pm. Apparently all restaurants in this small town closed early. We drive around to find restaurants but all closed, finally we settled with 56 inch pizza (third photo).

Dinner tonight consists of traditional polish food, goulash soup, sour soup, seahorse pork and bigos (fried cabbage with meat). I actually quite disappointed with the bigos as it had too much meat. I prefer it with more cabbage and it taste sweet as well not like other bigos I had eaten at different places. The soups also had a lot of meat but taste good and the staff was good.

Visited the beach in the morning as we tried to catch a boat to sail around the lake. Unfortunately we missed it, but we still enjoying ourselves as it was beautiful day with fantastic view

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