Location: Bila Tserkva
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Kiev Oblast, Ukraine Food Guide: 5 Bar food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Bila Tserkva
Find out what Bar restaurants to try in Bila Tserkva. Bila Tserkva (Ukrainian: Бі́ла Це́рква [ˈbʲiɫɑ ˈtsɛrkwɑ]; Polish: Biała Cerkiew; Russian: Белая Церковь, tr. Belaya Tserkov; literally 'White Church') is a city in central Ukraine, the largest city in Kiev Oblast. Bila Tserkva is located on the Ros River approximately 80 km (50 mi) south of Kiev. The area is 34 km (13 sq mi). Its population is approximately 207,745 (2017 est.).
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1. AMbar Steak House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 82 reviews
Welcome to our new restaurant AMbar Steak House! We use traditional but rare for Ukraine "South American" cuts of beef carcass. Just because of it you can enjoy 'traditional' grilled dishes: Filet mignon, «Club-stake», Porterhause and Tiboin. Don't miss t
Reviewed By Pauline M
Went for a lovely lunch time meal, with family including two young children, high chairs available and a very good means, from to suchi, to steak and pizza very good and not a lot of money , worth a visit
Bila Tserkva Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Bila Tserkva
2. Bufet Po-Domashnemu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 73 reviews
Reviewed By Innush
I stayed in city park hotel, across street, and eat in bufet a few times. With family and sometime with a big group of friends. Good menu, affordable prices and great service.
3. Gastrobar Imbir - Sushi & Wok
Reviewed By thebusandtheplane
I personally like this place, I have been going here for a while and a lot. Food is good and fresh, food quality never changes. They expanded the menu which worked out pretty good also. I like rice with pork, but my friends also liked noodles with shrimp (i don't remember what noodles were those) and Pad Thai. Salad with chicken and mushrooms is my another friend favorite. Soup with shrimp that i tried was very "shrimpy". From sushi I like the one with European Eel with unagi sauce. On dessert you can do pretty much everything, caramel bananas are nice, waffles with different stuff on them are good as well. If you order delivery, it is the only place in Bila Tserkva to deliver everything equally hot and fresh from the pan. What I also like about them, is that delivery time depends on how busy they are in the moment but not more than an hour and not less than 25 minutes. Usually it is 45-50 minutes. Once when i was ordering they brought me my order in 25 minutes, as for me, a record time here. On delivery they work with some pizza place and can deliver your Imbir order with pizza. They also have Japanese soda and Thai drinks with different fruits. If something is wrong they are very polite always.What can i say, I like the place and would totally recommend it.
4. Rybatskiy Khutir
Overall Ratings
4 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By Eugene S
...albeit not far from main motorway. You can sit in cozy little wooden houses. Service is attentive but at times on a slow side, but you will not come there for a quick snack. This is a place for big groups of friends or whole family, birthdays and weddings. Picturesque lake and hills are nearby and every taxi driver will be happy to take you there from Bila Tserkva and take you back.
5. Restaurant Rancho
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By irishclaret
Myself and a colleague were brought to this restaurant by Ukrainian associates and we put ourselves in their hands as far as the menu choices were concerned.Traditional Ukraine food was ordered and first we had cold hors d'oevres - very tasty pork rind strips, wild mushrooms and assorted pickled vegetables - garlic bulbs, gherkins, cabbage and a stunningly intensely flavoured pickled whole tomato (bite into it whole as you would an apple and the taste explodes in your mouth!)Borscht came next and whilst I've eaten this before, this seemed so much fresher, cleaner tasting. It came with the (traditional?) sour cream, black bread, thin sliced smoked pork and slices of raw garlic. I was encouraged to drink (more) vodka with my soup - tastes better that way!Main course was Vareniki (or what I have had previously in Poland as Perogi) - dumplings stuffed with a ground meat (pork again I think). Despite the nice amount of sour cream to dip them in, unfortunately I found them a little bland and lacking in taste.All in all, we spent a very pleasant couple of hours here drinking their own micro-brewey dark and pils type beer and several types of (Ukraine) vodka in very pleasant surroundings. I'll certainly come back again next time I'm in this part of the Kiev Region.
