Hongkonger eats at Bar Mleczny (a traditional Polish milk bar home to cheap and filling Polish dishes). For lunch Misiu and Mui Mui ate kotlet schabowy with potatoes and beetroot, as well as gołąbki (meat and rice wrapped in cabbage leaf).

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We began our day hopping out of our cosy apartment located at Wyspa Spichrzów and walked down the Motława River. There, we at last saw the riverside of Gdańsk Main Town for the first time (for Mui Mui!). Further on, past the Brama Krowia, we headed for lunch at the Polish traditional Bar Mleczny ("milk bar"). The so-called "milk bars" in Poland sell traditional, yummy Polish dishes at the lowest of prices. We highly recommend for anybody travelling to Poland to dine there if on a (very) low budget.

Gołąbki and schab with potatoes and beetroot is extremely delicious (although Mui Mui doesn't like beetroot). Hihihi, Misiu loves buraczki (beetroot). After our lunch at the Bar Mleczny, we headed to the Gdańsk Główny railway station.

There, we boarded our train to Hel. For our wandering around Hel and trying the local Kashubian cuisine, wait for our Hel video. Until then.

For breakfast we went to the cosy Kafëbë Coffee and Bistro, located at ul. Piwna 64/65.
Kafëbë Coffee and Bistro: https://goo.gl/JbXe7p

The bar mleczny we went to was Bar Turystyczny, located at ul. Szeroka 8/10.
Bar Turystyczny: https://goo.gl/hZfgrS

Join us for our Pomeranian adventures to Hel, Malbork, and Sopot.