BiH is definitely a food paradise, but as a country dominated by tourism, it is also a mixed bag of fish and dragons. Today, I will share with you the good food I have experienced in person. 🍭🍹 Picture 1: Freshly squeezed pomegranate juice 🌈 is located in the pedestrian street of the ancient city center of Sarajevo. The small shop only sells pure pomegranate juice, about RMB20/cup per capita; 🍄 Picture 2: Ministry of ejf 🌈 The boss is a young man from Jordan. There are two shops in the old town of Sarajevo. We went to this one on the right hand side of the Pigeon Square to the Yellow Fortress. I especially recommend their Pita cake, which is the best I have ever eaten in Bosnia and Herzegovina. 🌈 Although the small shop is not big, it is the home of a few cats. The boss likes chess very much. We also met a Muslim girl from Sweden in this store. While we were talking, the boss disappeared, and when we came back, we gave us a freshly baked Pita cake. 🌈 Pita cake was sprinkled with sesame seeds, hot and fragrant, the boss also gave us a cheese sauce, Pita cake with cheese sauce, that taste is simply YYDS, write here to droole 😂 🌈 Although the boss sent us to taste, we still gave 5 more marks when we left. After all, the ❤️ 🌈 which was super delicious and brought us back all the way. We ordered a cup of made juice & a Turkish coffee, about RMB10 per capita. We only talked about chatting and eating big cakes. We forgot to take a good photo. 😅🍄 Picture 3: Beg 🌈 This store is also located in the pedestrian street of the ancient city. I can't remember the specific location. The store is the smallest one I have ever eaten, but it is very traditional. It is purely accidental to eat. The proprietress is a local. She is very enthusiastic. She recommended chicken Salad to us, as shown in the picture. The child likes it very much. The CD action 😄 🌈 In addition, we also tasted a very authentic Chebacchi (ćevapići) and a Turkish coffee. The most amazing thing for my taste buds is the Turkish sugar with the coffee. The entrance is instant, sweet and not greasy. Great! 🌈 In summary, plus a bottle of juice, about RMB20 per capita. 🍄 Picture 4: Astra Hotel Restaurant 🌈 We stayed at the B&B across the road from this hotel. Because the hotel restaurant looked very quiet, we went a few times. Google searches can find specific locations, also in Sarajevo's old town. 🌈 Spinach egg pie and Turkish black tea in breakfast are recommended. Children especially like it. It is also a CD operation. The pasta tastes good. It is a large one. Breakfast is about RMB30 per capita. Dinner is slightly more expensive. It mainly depends on personal food. 🍄 Picture 5: A restaurant in Mostar 🌈 This restaurant is estimated to be only found by locals. It specializes in Turkish pancakes (Burek), with a cup of salt-made yogurt. very traditional💓 🌈 Burek has a variety of flavors. Chicken, beef, carrots and cheese, we all tried it. I like cheese and carrots the most, followed by beef and chicken. 🌈 Since I was quietly bought by a local tour guide, we don't know how much money per person. But it is definitely more affordable than the scenic area, and the taste is more authentic. 🍄 Picture 6: Buregdinica Bosna 🌈 If you are in Sarajevo, this is the most authentic restaurant to eat Burek, and the big cup of yogurt is also super affordable and delicious. 🌈 There is more than one sign in the old town pedestrian street that is a basketball frame, as shown in the picture. Per capita about RMB20 a few yuan, depending on personal food. 🍄 Picture 7: The name of the shop specializing in Brazilian coffee beans and various coffee pots is shown in the picture. I am not optimistic about the coffee utensils, but the coffee beans seem to be good. I bought some and it is very affordable. 🌈 Why buy coffee beans, please see the next 👀🍄 Picture 8: Handmade coffee shop on Tongjiang Street 🌈 In BiH, you will see countless shops selling Turkish coffee pots, but in the end we chose this one, the store name and house number are shown in the picture. 🌈 The owner of the store is a very particular grandfather, and all the utensils in the store are handmade by him. 🌈 We bought a small coffee set of pure copper, and the grandfather said that he needed six days to complete the production of this set. 🌈 This set used a total of 70 mark, about RMB266, and came back to see the similar products on a domestic treasure. We bought it quite affordable. 🌈 When the grandfather was packing for us, two Chinese guys came. They were studying in Germany and playing in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It was the second time I came to the grandfather's store. Like me, I went around. Still feel that the quality of this store is good 😃 🌈 Small tip: When buying a coffee pot, check whether there is a stamp on the bottom of the pot. Most of the market is not stamped. 💐💐💐 share it here, everyone don't step on the pit when you come to play, there are fakes or defective products on the BiH market. 💐💐💐 #March Travel #Check in the world YO #Outbound Travel Good Place #Capture the City Humanities #Local Food to Eat

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