The Russian show 'Let's Go, Let's Eat' has reached Kyrgyzstan
The famous Russian travel television program titled 'Let's Go, Let's Eat' has arrived in Kyrgyzstan, where one of the episodes of the show was filmed in May. The show 'Let's Go, Let's Eat' is produced for the federal Russian TV channel NTV, and it is hosted by John Warren, who is of American descent.
He arrived in Kyrgyzstan on May 13 and has since been sharing his impressions on social media.
He is filming a program about the national cuisine of Kyrgyzstan. He announced this on his Facebook page.
Upon arriving in Kyrgyzstan, the host tried to prepare a famous dish made by Kyrgyz Dungans — the cold soup ashlyan-fu. The city of Karakol, the capital of the Issyk-Kul region, is particularly renowned for its recipe. The show's filming crew visited not only Issyk-Kul but also shot part of the episode in Bishkek, as well as in numerous mountain gorges across the country.
The arrival of the filming crew was made possible in part through the participation of the Ministry of Culture of Kyrgyzstan, and the ultimate goal of the episode is to promote the country among tourists and travelers.
