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Descripcin: Hello friends! With you Max, and today I would like to talk with Julia about such a topic as
eat outside the home. You can eat at home, you can eat outside. By the way, Yulia, where can you eat outside the house?
Julia: - You can eat in a cafe.
Max: - In the cafe.
Julia: - You can eat in the restaurant.
Max: - In the restaurant.
You can eat street food.
Max: - Well, yes, there is also such street food, street food. There is also a dining room, right?
Julia: - Yes.
Max: - The dining room is such ... well, such ... cafes,
where you usually get your own food, yes. It's cheaper there than in a restaurant, but also food
maybe simpler, yes, there are no such interesting dishes.
Yes, there are usually potatoes, soup, cutlets and compote.
Yes. Tell me. When you were little, yes, your parents
often went to restaurants or cafes,
to eat there?
No, it seems to me that it was not very popular before. That is, they went to the restaurant
on some holiday, they went to a cafe
holidays, something to celebrate. But so that
having lunch outside the home every day, it was not popular.
I also think so, that ... I remember that my mom and dad probably never took me to a restaurant.
That is, we usually always ate at home and that was the rule. In a different way I
could not imagine. But it seems to me that the situation is changing now. What do you think?
I think so. Probably, this is applicable to large cities like Moscow,
St. Petersburg, maybe Yekaterinburg there, and now it is becoming very
popularly eaten outside the home.
Julia: - Thank you very much!
Max: - Thank you!
Julia: - Teapot.
Max: - Please!
Julia: - Thank you!
Max: - Your bowl. My bowl. Yes, and now, by the way,
came to the Chaikhana. To our favorite place. I think this is the best in general ... a restaurant, a cafe,
I don't know, in Moscow. Because, well, the food here is amazingly delicious.
Look how beautiful everything is! Green tea.
Julia: - Thank you.
Max: - Yes. Well, Yul, tell me you now
Max: - you work in the office.
Julia: - Yes.
Max: - Well, now because of the coronavirus, you also work remotely,
but you sometimes go to the office. In the office
what do you usually eat, what do your colleagues eat?
Do they take food with them or do they eat
somewhere in restaurants?
You know our
generation, my generation, probably, there is no habit of taking food with you. Well, sometimes. Seldom.
But I remember 10 years ago I wore
work containers, such plastic with food.
And in the microwave I heated this
food and then ate.
I also did this for years
eight years ago, when I first started working in the office,
but now we all the time go somewhere for lunch, for a business lunch, as it is called.
Where do you usually go? In some ...
well, in a cafe, in a restaurant? What you eat -
European cuisine, oriental cuisine?
Differently. This is usually a café, and many cafes have a set menu. Business lunch.
Max: - Business lunch. Complex lunch.
Julia: - Yes. That is, for a fixed amount, usually it is there from 150, maybe up to 300 rubles,
depending on the establishment, you get a two or three course lunch there.
Cool. What kind of kitchen is it? Or is it a mix?
It can be a mix, it ... there are such
stocks, well, in almost any now
establishments because everyone is trying
attract customers. That is, it can be sushi, and some kind of Asian noodles, and at the same
time it can be a classic lunch, there, I don't know, borscht.
Cutlets. Something like that.
And Russian cuisine, you generally ... you
do you often meet with her? You often
Max: - do you buy some, some kind of Russian food? Russian cuisine?
Julia: - What, for example?
Well, for example, borscht, maybe. Maybe some pancakes
maybe ... I don't know, something in the dining room,
yes, such a USSR food.
No, I would say that
seldom. Basically, I don't like borscht.
I rarely eat pancakes either. Well, pancakes, by the way,
popular. That is, they are quite a lot where
sold, so it's no problem to find pancakes, and borscht too.
Yes. Because it seems to me
Max: - pancakes - this is our street food, yes.
Julia: - Yes, in a sense, so.
There are some such small establishments where you can buy
damn it there with something inside. Yes?
Julia: - Yes. It's popular.
Max: - Good. And you
thinking about food delivery? Because I see now in Moscow, in St. Petersburg
a huge number of people who are on scooters, or on bicycles, or on foot
deliver food in such big backpacks. What is it?
Yes, there are several services now
delivery. That is, there is delivery directly from the cafe,
but usually they are now working with
certain platforms. And you, entering the site,
into this application, more precisely,
you can choose delivery there from
a huge number of restaurants or cafes. I myself rarely enough
I use delivery, somehow it happened. But I know this is very popular now and
many people just order home delivery so as not to cook.
Yes, and moreover, it is interesting that this is not a delivery from a specific restaurant, it is simple,
for example, Yandex food or delivery club. Yes, these are just companies that bring
I'm going home for you from different, absolutely
different restaurants that are close by.
What do you think, Yul, about the future?
Max: - Here. No, let's talk about the present first.
Julia: - Come on.
Max: - I have an idea that it is not so in Russia yet
a culture of eating outside the home is developed. Then
yes, it is rather difficult to find some
place to eat. To make it an inexpensive restaurant, dear
Max: - there are many restaurants, do you agree?
Julia: - Yes, yes, of course.
Max: - But not just some ... cheap cafe, yes, not at all. That is something
average, where you can have an inexpensive tasty lunch, for example.
Do you think like this? There are such places, no? Few of them, many of them?
Well, you know, it seems to me that
if we are talking about Moscow, well, or
maybe about Peter, there are such places
precisely due to the fact that even dear
restaurants make these set meals
at affordable prices. That is,
restaurants where the dish will usually be
cost from 600 rubles, but complex
they make dinner for, there, 300, because
they understand that there are a lot around
office employees, and thus it is for
they are a way to attract people also during the daytime.
But in general, I see that the culture of eating outside the home is very developing in recent
Julia: - several years. I remember...
Max: - And develops, I'm sorry, among ordinary people or among
here are the office employees? That is, if you work in an office - okay if you are at home?
Max: - Will you go eat? Well, we've come to eat now.
Julia: - We came, we work from home now.
Max: - Yes, but usually if you work from home, you prefer
to cook food at home or still
go to some restaurant and eat there?
This can be different. When there was quarantine and it was possible to order delivery or
cook myself, I cooked myself. But, in principle, if I have
the opportunity to go somewhere, I would rather
go
Yulia: - and buy something outside the house.
Max: - Yes?
Julia: - Yes. And it seems to me that, well ... in big cities it is
Julia: - is becoming popular.
Max: - Why do you think this is becoming popular?
Julia: - Because,
firstly, well, it's a kind of time saving, anyway. Because if you cook at home
you go to the store, then you come, cook, wash the dishes in which you cooked.
That is, choosing what to spend there - money or time, you may be spending a little
more money, but you save time. That is, again, time or money, right? That is, it turns out
Max: Either one or the other.
Julia: - Thank you.
Max: - Thank you very much.
Look what a gorgeous plate of vegetables!
And hot pepper.
We on something ... interrupted you, don't you remember?
Julia: - We talked about ... yes, what is becoming popular, more popular
Max: - Oh, because you choose
Max: - money or time, we're done with that.
Julia: - You choose money or time, yes. I also wanted to say that now, in addition to the canteens,
cafes and restaurants, shops appear, where you can buy
prepared food. And, well, well-prepared food.
There's a big ... no, well, the same taste. There is a large menu, that is, everything used to be there about 7 years ago.
Yulia: - what could you buy in the store - it's some kind of terrible salad, well, straight ...
Max: - Such with mayonnaise, fat!
Julia: - Such a terrible salad. And now, in principle, there are soups, and the same pancakes, and salads, only
normal looking you can buy. And this is definitely the trend of the latter
Julia: - time, well, that's the last few years. I remember...
Max: - That is, such a fast food. You came, you bought
Max: - some kind of container with soup, salad and left.
Julia: - Ready, yes. Warmed up, yes. Here. And I was when the first
once in the USA seven years ago, I remember that it was popular there. And I was
it is surprising that this is nowhere to be found in Russia. And it appeared, well, I guess
maybe four years ago. Here
really shops with great
Julia: - the amount of different ready meals
Max: - Ready meal, yes.
Julia: - Yes. Clear.
Max: - That is, it is also in demand now, well, a certain demand.
Yulia: - Some people buy such food for their office.
Max: - Great! Friends,
what about you? Do you prefer to eat at home or go somewhere to a cafe, or
what about you? Do you prefer to eat at home or go somewhere to a cafe, or
in a restaurant? Please let me know!
Well, we say goodbye, now they will bring our food
Max: - and we'll eat! Outside the home.
Julia: - Outside the house.
Max: - Outside the house.
Max: - And here's the food! What is it, Julia, do you have? Julia: - This is lagman.
Lagman. Lagman is a dish of Central Asia, and, by the way, the name and the dish itself came from
China. Because lamen in chinese
means noodles, such elongated noodles.
Max: - Cooked by yourself.
Julia: - What do you have?
Max: - And I have pilaf. Awesome!
Julia: - It's very tasty!
Max: - Very tasty! Let's eat, let's eat quickly! Yes, yes, yes!
God!
Max: - Wow, what a cake, look! Huge!
Julia: - Yes, indeed!
Ttulo: Easy Russian Dialogue - Eating Out (with English subtitles)