techguybiswa 2mo

Hi folks!
Anyone from Russia have ever been to goa?
If yes , then I wanted to ask - did you miss the bakeries of Moscow and St Pets in goa?
I am asking this because I was wondering if it will be a good idea to open a Russian bakery in Goa 😃
Goa gets a lot of tourists from Russia but there isn’t any good bakery.

eduardpaul 2mo

As a random thought: you can offer russian bakery with exotic flavour that are hard to find in Russia (e.g. Пирожки (russian buns) with mango or with coconut) 😄

lexalexa 2mo

In general the place where there are many Russians staying for long (months) there’s demand for Russian food. Phuket nyc Dubai all have it

lexalexa 2mo

You can do just fine making borsch and vinegret all year round I guess

fiiv 2mo

Pelmeni is very popular since it’s kind of a pain to make

jeniapus 2mo

fuck i fucking love olivye

maxiarg46 8d

Hi. For a non russian (non belarusian either) it's possible to enter belarus from russia by train, but when coming back to russia, must be done by flight only, are both correct?

boris_k 8d

No. The Russia/Belarus land border is closed for all foreigners.

maxiarg46 8d

But from Russia to Belarus is possible?

boris_k 8d

No, it's not. There is no border control on the land borders between Russia and Belarus and this is the reason why foreigners are not allowed to cross it (because they have to check your documents). As far as I heard, they want to implement something soon in that regard for foreigners but as of now, these rules remain the same for many years.

boris_k 8d

In other words, the Russian authorities will not know you left Russia.

iamnotnomadic 7d

Which part?

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