wakawakawaka
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so we all know how NHL food is generally stupidly expensive but what about the K? are there some interesting snacks you can buy at a KHL arena that you cannot even dream about in North America?
KHL Dining Experiences: How Are They?
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DenisB8
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I know about the prices in Bratislava and in my opinion food and drinks are fairly cheap for austrian standards. At the Vienna Capitals arena stuff is much more expensive, a normal water costs 3,50€ pretty bad if you ask me. In Bratislava it's 1€ for a water and 2€ for coke and other softdrinks. I would imagine stuff in russian arenas is just as cheap. Food aswell is much cheaper
is it just like, one hotdog? like all the others are rubbish, but this one has been sitting in that rotating grill thing for a year, and they won't sell it cuz they know good it is?
I am sure bishonen's post was pretty much saracstics
Those hot-dogs are such "quality" I wouldn't give it my cat to eat it.
Jussi
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I am sure bishonen's post was pretty much saracstics
Those hot-dogs are such "quality" I wouldn't give it my cat to eat it.
Are they made using actual dogs?
I am sure bishonen's post was pretty much saracstics
Those hot-dogs are such "quality" I wouldn't give it my cat to eat it.
Eh I still probably would eat a few, don't mind dog meat
Milos Krasic
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The culture of special "stadium food" is rather unkown in Russia, so I don't think a visitor would be able find anyting surprising, except for the low prices. Althought there may also be some sort of an exotic aspect to Russian junkfood, idk.
Petersburg's Ledovy used to sell vodka and cognac. Not sure if it's still the case, but that's reeeally uncommon around the coutnry.
In North America some *removed* like to call the dog "man's best friend", and hence they find the thought of eating man's best friend is rather revolting to them. We're not amongst them, but, just giving you a plausible reason which applies to some contexts...
Jussi
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Jussi
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Hesburger outlet at Hartwall is more expensive than regular Hesburger restaurants. And the food sucks even in those.
Jussi
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No but a friend spent a year there teaching at the Finnish school in Moscow. Said she learned the the hard way, even though her local friends had warned her.
Some establishments should be avoided, she didn't name which ones.In terms of prices, Bratislava is very attractive. A pint is cheaper than in Helsinki for example. Also you have good deals on food. Basically, from all my hockey experience in Europe, Bratislava was the best place in terms of value for drinks/food.
Killion
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Hartwall also has a couple of Pizza Hut kiosks. HK Hot Dogs, Kariniemi (sp?) for bbq'd chicken wings etc ... Bambu if you fancy Sushi & so on. Food not up to snuff or what?... several bars.... and, oh, look Jussi, I see Nickleback is booked for a September show... on behalf of Canadians everywhere, our sincerest apologies.
what' s a karinemi? is it tasty? and any other special aspects of KHL dining people have stories about?
Killion
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I believe they do bbq, like chicken wings, chicken nuggets etc, iced type drinks & so on. Cant speak to its quality/pricing.
Don't start or I'll tell you my honest opinion on the stuff at the Hartwall Arena. And the food at all russian arenas I've been to is good, not great, but you won't expect a Michelin star level service at a hockey arena.
Obviously some tataric food at Tatneft arena in Kazan. They of course do have some othe typical junk food stuff I never buy. My standard is an echpochmak and a tea in the second intermission. It's pretty good.
