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TrySarmale in cabbage leaves with mămăligă
TipEvery day, 30 minutes before closing, La Mama restaurants offer 50% off food that is for takeaway only.
Salată de boeuf is the Romanian version of Olivier salad: finely chopped beef or chicken and root vegetables in mayonnaise, finished with pickles.
Where to eat it: 1 restaurant across 1 city.

Olivier salad was created in the 1860s by Lucien Olivier, chef of the Hermitage restaurant in Moscow, and is now common across the former Eastern Bloc. Wikipedia calls the Romanian variant, salată de boeuf, a traditional dish: chopped beef or chicken and root vegetables folded into mayonnaise and finished with Romanian mixed pickles. Romanian recipe pages present it for the Christmas and New Year table. La Mama Universitate lists it for RON 29, made with beef, potatoes, peas and pickled vegetables.
Common allergens: Egg, Beef, Pickles
Tip from the editors. All vegetables must be diced the same size: the bite is the dish. The mayonnaise can split if the oil goes in too fast at the start; ease the first 50ml in drop by drop.
TrySarmale in cabbage leaves with mămăligă
TipEvery day, 30 minutes before closing, La Mama restaurants offer 50% off food that is for takeaway only.
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