I visited an Azerbaijani restaurant last weekend and while the food was quite good(lamb and potatoes lovingly drenched in oil and herbs and served with pomegranate seeds atop flat-bread), the experience itself was rather more interesting.
One of the problems, I find, when I relocate to another country is that the novelty soon wears off and I'm faced with the task of having to actively search out what is different-what basically makes me want to stay and discover more about the country. The following two photos I took during lunch served to remind me that while I'm still technically in Europe, I'm actually decidedly behind the former Iron Curtain.
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"How say...? Fryg-TITANED?!"
-D.
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| The only way this photograph could be even more Russian, is if a bear was chauffeuring Putin somewhere in the Lada. While drinking vodka. |
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| Mmm. Suddenly oval burgers don't seem that bad an option. |
"How say...? Fryg-TITANED?!"
-D.
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