Jessica Shy's Family Restaurant Celebrates Two Years of 'Good Vibes' and Delicious Food
Translated from Lithuanian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- A restaurant named "Teka teka" in Prienai, Lithuania, owned by singer Jessica Shy's mother and stepfather, is celebrating its second anniversary.
- The establishment is described as a place for good vibes, dancing, relaxation, and dining, with the motto "For you like yourself," emphasizing food made with love.
- Signature dishes include pizzas with a 15-year-old dough recipe, slow-cooked ribs, and chicken, with the restaurant also accessible by boat from Kaunas.
The "Teka teka" restaurant in Prienai, a two-year-old establishment owned by the mother and stepfather of famous singer Jessica Shy, is more than just a dining spot; it's a destination for "good vibes." Ramunฤ, Jessica Shy's mother, describes the place as embodying a spirit of creativity and relaxation, where patrons can dance, unwind, and enjoy delicious food. Her husband, ล arลซnas, who jokingly refers to himself as the "muscles" to her "vibe," highlights his 15 years of experience perfecting the pizza dough and his 12-hour slow-cooked ribs, which he says melt in your mouth.
This place is about good vibes.
The restaurant's slogan, "For you like yourself," reflects a philosophy of preparing food with the same care as one would for their closest family. This dedication is evident in their popular dishes, including a Caesar pizza and a "burger pizza," both featuring the long-standing dough recipe. Ramunฤ admits to having a particular fondness for a "piece" of pizza even late at night, while ล arลซnas emphasizes the tenderness of their slow-cooked ribs and chicken.
You can dance, relax, have a good time, and eat well. You can even arrive by boat from Kauno.
Located in Prienai, the restaurant offers a scenic experience, with the possibility of arriving directly by boat from Kaunas. It aims to provide a complete package of good food, a lively atmosphere, and a connection to the local scenery of Prienai and the Nemunas River. The establishment is featured in the Delfi TV show "Orijaus atostogos Lietuvoje" (Orijaus's Holidays in Lithuania).
She sometimes fantasizes so much that my muscles can't keep up.
Originally published by Delfi in Lithuanian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.