Cabbage Pirozhok from Brighton Beach Avenue Food Table

I had to wait 10 or so minutes until it cooled-off, because the fry guy brought out a fresh batch right before me. This thing is pure heaven when you are hungry and need something cheap and filling. It could use some more cabbage stuffing though.

Blini with Cherry

Decided to give this cherry-filled blini [$1.25] a try when I was in Brighton Bazaar store a while ago. I did not enjoyed it since the blini was cold and thin, and had a ton of cheap, generic, overly-sweet cherry pie filling. Had a nasty-sweet, cloying aftertaste afterwards.

Belyash

It costs $1.75 and tastes heavenly-great. I had to wait around 12-15 minutes for it, because they all were sold out and the greasy Russian guy was frying a fresh batch of them. It was lava-hot, so I waited around 5-7 minutes and carefully began biting into it. The meat was juicy and tender; its a bit different from the pirozhok meat, thus its $0.25 more but its all worth it. There were many people in line to buy the deep-fried Russian street food that day [2 days ago].