SUSHI TIME = HAPPY TIME🍣🍜🍱

Sushi… I used to hate it but now I wouldn’t mind having it every day! Thanks to my best friend Marcela I had a chance to eat at Q Sushi in our hometown- Nowy Sacz (southern Poland). Week after I took my boyfriend there and even though at the beginning he wasn’t sure what to expect, in the end he said: “We’re coming to eat here soon again!”.

Q Sushi is a small place close to the city centre (address: Narutowicza 3). When we were there it was not finished yet, so there were just 3 tables for two people. There’s also area where you can sit and watch sushi while being perpetrated.

We had to wait around 30 minutes, but it was worth it. Our sushi was not only looking great but also the taste was amazing. All ingredients were fresh and good quality. I asked for fork and knife but –big surprise for me- they didn’t have. Instead, I was suggested to use my hands. New and definitely good experience! When our sushi was finished, Thomas asked for few extra pieces.

At the end, the owner of Q Sushi took a while to talk to us about how we liked the sushi. We were honest- we loved it.

As for the prices... Q Sushi serves good quality and tasty food, everything is well prepared, the place is clean, but since it’s located in not big, not touristic polish city, we expected prices to be a bit lower. 

HELLO ANIMALS!😃🐢🐆🐒🐟🐙🐫

During our trip to Poland we visited the zoo in Wroclaw. All I can say is: WOW! I loved it! The aquarium where fish were all around us, even above our heads, mini-Afrika with exotic birds doing whatever free birds like to do, little goats that I was able to touch (if there’s somebody who haven’t noticed goats amazingness yet, check them out on Youtube🙈🙉🙊) and much more animals, I just adored I all! 

I was so happy to be there that I didn’t even care too much about taking pictures, I just wanted to look into all those tiny (or sometimes huge) eyes of animals. 😃The most beautiful in my opinion was the fact that they all seemed to be truly happy which unfortunately doesn’t happen in many zoos… It was also nice to hear some people who works there, talking about exotic animals they were taking care of. I find the visit in Wroclaw’s zoo a great experience because I had a chance not only to see new species but also to be close to the big ones since there’s no ugly, depressing cage. Of course, it’s all very safety and big plus for that. Another plus: despite the fact that the zoo is huge, we didn’t get lost, it was always well shown where we should follow. It (and Thomas’s hunger and my cappuccino addiction😃) also led us to Laguna bar- nice place to have a good lunch with a view on penguins and seals. One of the seals was playing so happily that I couldn’t stay focused  on my meal. I remember I had good piece of chicken and polish pierogi. I found just one minus about the zoo and it would be for not many descriptions in English.

It took us around 8 hours to slowly see everything, eat lunch and sit at the bar for a coffee break. Probably, we’d stay longer but they were closing. While leaving, we found out that it’s possible to go back to the city centre with a ship. It  takes around 25 minutes from  the zoo to Ostrów Tumski  and if the weather is ok, the trip is a relaxing pleasure after long zoo day. Another, cheaper option, is taking the tram (we took nr 10 from Plac Dominikanski). The tram costs around 4 zl, ship 15zl/person. 

So zoo is the must when you're in Wroclaw 😃