Serbian food tour in Belgrade, Serbia. Today we went on a huge Serbian food tour in Belgrade, Serbia, tasting an insanely giant pork knuckle as we tried to find out if Serbian food is the best in the Balkans.

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    We started off our Serbian food tour tasting some very local Serbian food. These types of places have the most delicious meals, full of flavourful and tasty homemade dishes. We continued on looking for the most popular street food in Serbia and headed to a local bakery. Burek is a must try in the Balkans on any Balkan food tour.

    Pork knuckle, kolenica, is a popular Serbian food, and we went for the most giant pork knuckle we could find. This giant pork knuckle blew us away! We explored the Belgrade street food and found something very sweet to keep our Serbian food tour going, Palačinka! We finished off our Serbian food tour in Belgrade at a local Kafana for some traditional Serbian food. Is Serbian food the best in the Balkans? You tell us!

    We hope you enjoy our Serbian food tour in Belgrade, Serbia, trying to figure out if Serbian food is the best in the Balkans with their giant pork knuckles. Stay tuned next week for more street food adventures!

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    Places we visited:

    Name: Domaća Kujna Slavija
    Address: Bulevar oslobođenja 23, Beograd, Serbia
    what3words location: ///guitar.clashes.beards

    Name: Pekara Ranković
    Address: Maksima Gorkog 5, Be, Serbia
    what3words location: ///dome.juggle.brands

    Name: Gradimir Kafana
    Address: Ulaz je iz, Cara Nikolaja II 67, Beograd, Serbia
    what3words location: ///pouting.deadline.yard

    Name: Creperie Njegoševa Palačinka
    Address: Njegoševa 6, Beograd, Serbia
    what3words location: ///boomed.strongly.silly

    Name: Restoran Kosmaj
    Address: Cvijićeva 105, Beograd, Serbia
    what3words location: ///pylon.parting.brochure

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    23 Comments

    1. I watched your Bulgarian food tasting and I want to mention that the food you eat in Serbia we eat it too as a traditional one. But I should give the Serbs credits for their meat cooking because it is phenomenal! ❤

    2. At the beginning, so-called sarma sa listinom, which are always eaten and combined with kiselo mleko…it is not common throughout Serbia, but very tasty 😋

    3. Outside of Belgrade you'll have 2 crêpes for this price 😅 I live at 140 km from Belgrade and for 350 RSD (~3 euros) you'll have 2 of them in restaurant (classic Eurocrem without banana), so when I back to France sometimes to eat some Galette Complète (salted crêpe) in St-Malo, far away from Paris (where I also live), one of my favorite locations in St-Malo is called "Crêperie le Corps de Garde", on the ramparts looking at the sea… I love french galettes/salted crêpes but the price is at least 4x more than Belgrade classic crepes 😭 and I need 2-3 crêpes, 2 salty, 1 sweet, when we go with family or friends, 500km by car in both directions 😅 add gas and highway toll, already 300 euros and near 30 euros per person for 2-3 crêpes and some cidre 😅 then I remember Serbia is cheap in fact, even Belgrade 😅 and when I go to Belgrade I say it's too expansive 😂 compared to the rest of Serbia.

    4. ok, I'm watching these amazing fresh, juicy, colorfull food, and then I'm switching back to my frozen microwave plastic wraped gray lunches…

      Lucky you…

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    6. 5:40 Kiselo mleko, literally we call it sour milk. Its made from cow, goat or sheep milk. Basically something between milk and Pavlaka which is even more thicker than this. Vegans on life support when they see that kolenica lol

    7. That is bell pepper not paprika and it's not supposed to be spicy at all. Lol, I had to edit, we do eat sarme and sarmice with that sour cream, I am amazed how you naturally assumed you should put some on 😁

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