Ukrainians get creative to keep Hider alive

Large companies have found problems with generators and energy sources, but for the general small business, the tags that have the flyers are often too long.

“We want to buy a large generator, but they have always doubled or clipped in price,” said Iryuh in Kyiv in Kyiv.

In a phone call with NBC news, GOLOCina, 46, said, like many other small businesses, they have been forced to be creative to open with customers.

Réstanti created the Home Black menu, “defining only the imitation that can be prepared without electricity.

At first, they used candles for backup lighting, “Then we made ticks from string lights and created decorative fruit,” he said.

Golotina said one night when the power suddenly came back on, diners immediately asked the staff to turn off the lights

Some of the customers he tested reminded him of the hall of fame from “Harry Potter,” he said.