In Chicago’s Ukrainian Village community, Ukrainians have been gathering at a local restaurant for a bit of comfort.
Tryzub was meant to be a place that brought Ukraine to the United States – to share its culture and food with the people of Chicago and the Ukrainians who live here.
To many, Tryzub is a third place – the place that’s between work and home. And when home and family are in Ukraine, this is, of course, a monumentally horrific time. “They have limited supplies,” added Tryzub owner Myron Lewyckyj. “They’re running out of those supplies, and they can’t match the fire power of the entire Russian army unless they have help.”
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