This restaurant advertises itself is nouvelle Ukrainian cuisine, which may sound odd to Western…read moreears, given that Ukraine doesn't seem to be a culinary center. But that should not stop you from trying this place. It is really good. Located in the house of the old Syrian ambassador to Poland, Kanapa serves up traditional Ukrainian dishes with a modern twist. The borscht, served in a hollowed out head of cabbage, is some of the best I've tasted in my life. As for pierogies, which come stuffed with Pike, what can I say other than amazing? There are upwards of 2 million Ukrainians in Poland today, a result of the Russian war in the Ukraine. The Poles generally view them as the illegal immigrants, the men and women to do the hard work to keep Poland running, but they also are doing things like opening Kanapa and serving great food to boot.

This is not just a Ukrainian style restaurant, this is an actual Ukrainian restaurant. The staff is…read morevery friendly, all speak perfect Ukrainian. The atmosphere inside is very warm and traditional. The food is good at reasonable prices - I had a delicious Chicken Kyiv.

I originally went there in person to order and they didn't speak English. So it was a pretty…read moredifficult situation so we left. Later in the week I decided to just do uber eats so I can order it without having to talk to someone. They packaged it incredibly and it was still hot when it arrived to me. The pierogi tasted amazing.

The food was good. Borscht, pierogis and a main was more than enough for me. Cozy ambiance just…read moreright on a chilly fall evening.

Ok, so, my cousin came up with this establishment for our first meeting in months. Ambience is…read moreexcellent. Food is exquisite. Beer is divine. We had steaks. Presentation itself is art critic worthy. I dine in Manhattan and Long Beach but Warsaw shows me again and again that it can do it better. And this place did an excellent job. Professional staff. Good food, great time. Polecam...

I'm not impressed. I came here spontaneously and the moment I sat down and looked through the menu,…read moreI felt like leaving (but I didn't because I felt embarrassed). For starters - the prices are absolutely ridiculous and the owners should be ashamed of themselves. Taking the location into consideration, this place shouldn't charge 30+ pln for a dish. It's not that kind of a place. But since I felt too embarrassed to stand up and walk out, I decided to order pielmieni, a type of pierogies, but Russian. They differ from Polish pierogies by size (pielmieni are at least half the size of regular Polish pierogies) and are traditionally served in broth with a size of Russian mustard and/or cream. For the price of 23 pln, I got in a bowl of ridiculously overpriced pielmieni that I am going to rate as "meh, I've had better". They were average, mediocre.. And the broth was close to tasteless and looked borderline nasty. I also ordered a glass of their house wine since they had Georgian wines available and the price listed on the menu was 11 pln. So I was slightly surprised when I got my check and the wine was listed as 13 pln. Not cool. The only reason I'm giving this place 2 stars instead of just one is the fact that their menu, despite the ridiculous prices, offers a unique blend of far Eastern European and Caucasian cuisine as well as the fact that the waitress seemed nice and did her job properly (aside from not mentioning that the wine was more expensive than stated in the menu..) You can pay by card and the place is located right next to the "Nowolipki" tram station on Jana Pawła II. Be aware of the fact that the radio is kind of loud and the music goes from being traditional Slavic sung in Russian to regular Western mainstream pop songs. I won't be coming back.

The decor was pretty cool: log-cabin style, with shawls and the like indicating that this is a…read moreplace with food from the 'East.' Here, that means the Ukraine, Russia, Azerbaijan, etc. The waitress was quite attentive, and the place was fairly packed - though it *is* small. There was outdoor seating too, though we opted out because it was raining. Ambiance and service I'd give a 4.5/5. I ordered plow (pronounced pl-oh-v) from one of the -stan countries: it was like a cross between paella and Moroccan cous-cous. It was a bit greasy for me, didn't really resemble the photo on the sign, and my husband claimed the lamb tasted like pork, but I was content with it. He ordered a meat pasty, which was bigger than he expected, and an order of dumplings called masty. The beer was decent, he said. Overall, I'd give the food a 3.5/5.

We came because it was 'kitchty', but the food was excellent. Tripe soup was delicious. Asparagus…read morepirogies were great. Nice beer selection.

Our first night in Warsaw meant that we found an authentic Polish restaurant. The staff was super…read morehelpful, and they were willing to help us add an extra person to our reservation. We shared a few appetizers like pierogies and sausages. Everything was super tasty! My porkchop was tender and crispy. All the other meals that came out made my coworkers very happy, too. They have a great wine list and make good cocktails, too. I'd definitely come back here!

If you're looking for an amazing place to eat - that's it!…read more The portions are small but your belly will feel full after all. I've tried some incredible foods there, tastes like heaven. I'm in love with this place and I'm sure I'll come back

We had the 8 'moments' menu. The special that week was dishes that included horseradish…read more We went for my fiances birthday and brought his mother, who doesn't speak English or Polish (she speaks Ukrainian and Russian). Their English was excellent. They did not speak Ukrainian or Russian (I did not expect them to and personally, I do not care if they did or didn't and the 4 stars does not reflect that). Most of my reviews on yelp include languages of the restaurants, so that is my reasoning for including it. Their website is in English, Polish and German -- so perhaps they speak German!! The food was incredible. Unfortunately, we do not care much for horseradish so that is why there are four stars. However, on all the dishes the horseradish was tastefully done. It was foamed or on the side -- not overpowering at all. The meals were all beautiful. Their timing for each dish was perfect. At the end of the meal, I was quite content and ready to go home. However, they figured out it was my fiances birthday and gave him a small birthday cake. It made his day!!! I loved this restaurant because of it takes traditional Polish cuisine and puts a modern twist on it. When I have family visiting me, I will bring them here. I would recommend this restaurant for SMALL family gatherings, birthdays and anniversaries. However, I would especially recommend this to business men/women to take their foreign clients.