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Ukrainian restaurants popping up in Japan as evacuees settle long-term

Sep. 8 06:00 am JST 5 Comments

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sakurasuki
Sep. 8 07:09 am JST

Do they show live footage on their progress from the front line in that restaurant?

slava ukraini!

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Mr Kipling
Sep. 8 09:53 am JST

slava ukraini!

Not if their able fighting men choose to fight the Russians by making soup in Nagoya!

Olef Mokrytskyi, 19, from the western city of Lviv.

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Alfie Noakes
Sep. 8 10:28 am JST

Good luck to them.

In other Ukraine-in-Japan news this week, the Ukrainian ambassador Sergiy Korsunsky visted Yasukuni Shrine on September 3rd, the day after the 79th anniversary of Japan's surrender in WW2. Needless to say, a lot of people across Asia are not happy with this.....

https://x.com/thinking_panda/status/1831311889948962919

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falseflagsteve
Sep. 8 12:30 pm JST

Haven’t seen any Ukrainian eateries around here yet, been to knew that does Russian food, wasn’t great. There is a couple that have a stall sometimes at Tennoji Park, the man is Russian the woman Ukrainian. The food is alright but a bit pricey, lol

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garypen
Sep. 9 12:54 pm JST

Some of my favorite meals back in NYC were at Ukrainian restaurants in the East Village and Ukrainian and Russian joints in Brighton Beach Brooklyn, as well as occasional Russian style food at home. (My maternal grandparents were Russian.) Russian and Ukrainian cuisine is somewhat similar. You can find many similar dishes across Eastern Europe.

I will have to start searching for Ukrainian restaurants in Kansai on Tabelog.

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Ukrainian restaurants popping up in Japan as evacuees settle long-term