I live in Oslo there is still some few resturants. One new opened on a saturday its called Mesob restaurant at Motzfeldts gate 5, and there is one other at møllergate 38 called lalibela.
I love your presentation about Ethiopian traditional food. As an Ethiopian I am proud of you. But for the record you need to check your history knowledge about your country.. ETHIOPIA have never ; never been colonized by Italìan. Yes it's true they envaded Ethiopia for 5 years not colonized. There is a big difference. Our Patriots fought for 5 years and sent out Italian from Ethiopia. During those years a lot of Italians remains in Ethiopia by there own choice. I hope I didn't offend you. I have been in your restaurant. I love it.. God bless.
We were not colonized for 5 years, the Italians OCCUPIED Ethiopia for 5 years! There is a big difference between occupied & colonized!!! This lady needs to understand her history! An Ethiopian saying we were colonized for 5 years is sad! Sheesh...
I really appreciate you guys always covering a plethora of cultures/flavors, it really opens me up and makes me a little less intimidated of (my) unknown. Looking forward to try the Ethiopian restaurant in my city now! :)
I lived in Rome and outside Rome. As much as I like Italian food I always dislike the fact that in Italy the appreaciation for food from other cuisines is quite poor. Thus this video is pretty great if you think about that!
most people in the world know about Italian restaurants, so it's not that important to make a video about it. In fact there are Italian restaurants in Ethiopia and very few videos on internet.
Good video. I live in the DC area which I recently found out has the largest Ethiopian population of the US diaspora. When I was a kid, one of the last field trips I took in elementary school was to eat at an Ethiopian restaurant (at that time it was marketed as an African restaurant). Today there are two Ethiopian restaurants near me that I order food from regularly, especially their vegetable entrees (I'm not a vegetarian but I have the periodic vegetable break). There are many more in the region that I hope to explore someday (of course at the moment COVID-19 is limiting those opportunities).
No, they occupied Ethiopia for 5 years which was full of fights until they were fully defeated at the battle of Adwa. That is not being colonized for 5 years
The relationship between Italy and Ethiopia is quite interesting. Even when the fore tried to make the latter one of its colony, Italians didn't consider Ethiopians as inferior to them or in some way worse due to their skin color or where they're from (opposed to how the French, Germans and British viewed the inhabitants of their colonies) but as brothers. Even during fascism the inhabitants of the "Abyssinia" (Ethiopia) were seen the same way, both by the population and fascist propaganda. Hence why Ethiopians living in Italy and Italians living in Ethiopia are treated with great regard. P.S. and yeah, Ethiopian food is really good.
Mak, Thanks for the valuable historical information. With reference to the high regard that the Italians have/had for Ethiopians, despite having occupied their land, why do you think the Italians had such respect for them, as opposed to other areas of attempted or actual colonization, where the colonizers viewed the native inhabitants as subhuman?
I'm not entirely sure to be honest. The Italians broadly speaking never held the locals' race against them (I think mainly due to Italian culture, its non-belligerent nature and the general lack of racism in the peninsula at the time). But for some reason Italians loved and empathized with the Ethiopians at the time; so much so that the whole Italian campaign in Ethiopia in the '30s was sold to the Italians as an "effort to abolish slavery and free its victims" (which, let's give credit where it's due, Mussolini did as soon as the country was under Italian control). To gain better understanding of how Ethiopians were perceived I suggest listening to "Faccetta Nera": the main theme of the song is the freeing of Ethiopian slaves, and the "reassuring words" of Italy (taking the role of a man), that talking with Ethiopia as if it was a woman tells her to wait and rejoice, for the time is about to come in which they're going to be together, under one king and one flag; and that she's no more slave, but sister.
Golden Foxa, what do you mean Caucasian? Can Ethiopians trace their lineage to Europe ancestry, or was that simply a mistaken belief on the part of Italians, which inadvertently helped Italian and Ethiopian relations?
Drake Santiago Ethiopians trace their lineage to the queen of sheeba but back then the race theory was pretty popular in which the Ethiopians were considered hamitic caucsians and considered more superior than other Africans of course this is all bullshit bit that's mainly the reason for why they were treated differently.
Hey Lucas & Eater! A 5 minute Lucas fix is far too brief. Please stretch these out to 10 minutes or so. After all, this isn't.... 'Snacker' . Thanks in advance!
Ethiopia was never colonized. Those five years the woman speaks of could be classified more as occupation. Ethiopians never stopped fighting in those five years.
There's one video where he mentions being 40-ish. I thought it was the 100th episode Miami Sandwiches (where he does mention being very old), but there's another where he definitely said "40". I thought he was in his 20s.
0:40 respect Eritrean 🇪🇷 map Eritrea isn’t province of Ethiopia.Eritrea it has own map own government and they have own culture. Respect respect Eritrean
how can u say we have been colonized only 5 years. no damn way they even said they only colonized cities or little parts of ethiopia but not the whole country that's a big difference
It seems like food that does not have a load of fat, sugar and salt qualifies for the designation of "acquired taste". Coffee, beer and cheese are an acquired taste across many regions of the world. But what does it really mean?
Check out the rest of Dining on a Dime Rome right here! ua-cam.com/video/crIxksxa-XQ/v-deo.html
Eater I don't know if you've realized but the audio on your videos is really low. We can barely hear what's being said
It'd be great if you'd show the behind the scenes more - the actual preparation & cooking more
You should come to Carson City or Dayton in Nevada. Maybe find some really good cheap food places here.
the world needs more Ethiopian resturants ..can be hard to find .sadly
gardini100 not here in columbus ohio. Many around where i live
you are lucky then :).i found one in Oslo "Norway "..but it was closed :/
I live in Oslo there is still some few resturants. One new opened on a saturday its called Mesob restaurant at Motzfeldts gate 5, and there is one other at møllergate 38 called lalibela.
@@darwinLee81283 this Plenty Restaurant here one of them is my favorite restaurant lalibela it's located on Livingston Avenue Columbus Ohio.
My daughter always beg me to open restaurant but it's too much work.
Ethiopian food is so good I love injera and the coffee omg can't go wrong
Why do I always end up watching these videos during tsome? 🤦🏾♀️
Dillon Michaels army 💜
We fast for like half the year
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Yeabsetota Birru true 😂
Im blessed to live near DC. WE got ever type of restaurant you can think of especially Ethiopian Restaurants.
DC has the best
@@Zouniia yeah it really does!
That's the most beautiful Ethiopian plate I've ever seen! Love their flavors!
Thank you and we are happy you visit
I am from Eritrea, we eat same food with Ethiopia it's so yummy 😊
got a bit weary of the conflicts between your two countries
Ethiopian Food is SO delicious!
MOTHER OF GHEE! Easy Indian Cooking Indian food is the bootleg of Ethiopian food.
No offence 😂
I'll let you think that if it helps you sleep at night. :) Have a wonderful day!
Did u hv Ethiopian food in india please tell me where
She looks tired. Hard working family. Always happy to see how versed Lucas is and how embraces so many cultures.
I love your presentation about Ethiopian traditional food. As an Ethiopian I am proud of you. But for the record you need to check your history knowledge about your country.. ETHIOPIA have never ; never been colonized by Italìan. Yes it's true they envaded Ethiopia for 5 years not colonized. There is a big difference. Our Patriots fought for 5 years and sent out Italian from Ethiopia. During those years a lot of Italians remains in Ethiopia by there own choice. I hope I didn't offend you. I have been in your restaurant. I love it..
God bless.
We were not colonized for 5 years, the Italians OCCUPIED Ethiopia for 5 years! There is a big difference between occupied & colonized!!! This lady needs to understand her history! An Ethiopian saying we were colonized for 5 years is sad! Sheesh...
maybe she knows her history but doesnt know the difference between the words
Rodi ye ethiopia negest calm down
u r right she need to learn her story again. we were not colonized at all proud to be ethiopian
She is living rome that way she try to kind for them .
Thank you! If she can get it right why she even bother to open her month about the history that she doesn’t even know. ignorant!
I really appreciate you guys always covering a plethora of cultures/flavors, it really opens me up and makes me a little less intimidated of (my) unknown. Looking forward to try the Ethiopian restaurant in my city now! :)
I lived in Rome and outside Rome. As much as I like Italian food I always dislike the fact that in Italy the appreaciation for food from other cuisines is quite poor. Thus this video is pretty great if you think about that!
im Ethiopian born in Italy and I love both cuisines but hey nothing can beat Italian food, NOTHING! easy, healthy and always fresh
I love ethiopian food so much
Not only should this video be longer because viewers wish it, but because the featured hosts deserve more time and appreciation.
5 YEARS WAS A WAR PLEASE translateer read the true Ethiopian history
I wonder if they'll go to Ethiopia to try Italian food next
Pill Cosby I wonder if there are any Italians even living in Ethiopia.
Pixel_Geist are you kidding? There a ton of Italians, Armenians, Turks and many more ethnicities living in Ethiopia.
I ask the same damn question in every video about some nationalities food in the US.
most people in the world know about Italian restaurants, so it's not that important to make a video about it. In fact there are Italian restaurants in Ethiopia and very few videos on internet.
Ethiopian never colonized by Italian Ethiopian vector by Italian invaders so very proud country
The Audio is very low. Come on Eater!
totally agree with you...i need to max the volume to hear their voices
I'm finding that these videos get quieter with every episode, but they're all way too quiet. Anyone else noticed that?
Interesting foods. This is the first time I came across African authentic foods. Thanks
I've had great Ethiopian food in the poorer parts of East Beirut! Quickly became a personal favorite! Have you tried Kifto?
It’s kitfo
Kitfo is one of best Ethiopian dish and my favorite. You have a good test.
Proud Ethiopian here
Yes, injera is like spongy sourdough french bread. It's VERY GOOD and great for picking up the food instead of using fork, knife, spoon.
THAT food looks so GOOD! yum-yum!!!
I totally fell in love with the cuisine some years ago when I was visiting my friend in Sweden and we ran into this Ethiopian restaurant ♥️
I like Ethiopia food so good test and sepys
always wanted to try Ethiopian food
"Occupied", not "colonized". France was occupied, as were many European countries. But resistance continued.
Good video. I live in the DC area which I recently found out has the largest Ethiopian population of the US diaspora. When I was a kid, one of the last field trips I took in elementary school was to eat at an Ethiopian restaurant (at that time it was marketed as an African restaurant). Today there are two Ethiopian restaurants near me that I order food from regularly, especially their vegetable entrees (I'm not a vegetarian but I have the periodic vegetable break). There are many more in the region that I hope to explore someday (of course at the moment COVID-19 is limiting those opportunities).
l am from Ethiopia
ሀገሬ እወድሻለሁ😘😘😘😘😍😍😍😍❤❤❤
omg that looks so good 🤤🤤 i’m so jealous!!
Come back to watch Lucas.. Miss him, miss the show
No, they occupied Ethiopia for 5 years which was full of fights until they were fully defeated at the battle of Adwa. That is not being colonized for 5 years
Fantastic, quality video, guys. Thank you for your hard work.
One Love Motherland 🌍 ETHIOPIA
thanks for trying our food
The relationship between Italy and Ethiopia is quite interesting. Even when the fore tried to make the latter one of its colony, Italians didn't consider Ethiopians as inferior to them or in some way worse due to their skin color or where they're from (opposed to how the French, Germans and British viewed the inhabitants of their colonies) but as brothers. Even during fascism the inhabitants of the "Abyssinia" (Ethiopia) were seen the same way, both by the population and fascist propaganda. Hence why Ethiopians living in Italy and Italians living in Ethiopia are treated with great regard.
P.S. and yeah, Ethiopian food is really good.
Mak, Thanks for the valuable historical information. With reference to the high regard that the Italians have/had for Ethiopians, despite having occupied their land, why do you think the Italians had such respect for them, as opposed to other areas of attempted or actual colonization, where the colonizers viewed the native inhabitants as subhuman?
I'm not entirely sure to be honest. The Italians broadly speaking never held the locals' race against them (I think mainly due to Italian culture, its non-belligerent nature and the general lack of racism in the peninsula at the time). But for some reason Italians loved and empathized with the Ethiopians at the time; so much so that the whole Italian campaign in Ethiopia in the '30s was sold to the Italians as an "effort to abolish slavery and free its victims" (which, let's give credit where it's due, Mussolini did as soon as the country was under Italian control). To gain better understanding of how Ethiopians were perceived I suggest listening to "Faccetta Nera": the main theme of the song is the freeing of Ethiopian slaves, and the "reassuring words" of Italy (taking the role of a man), that talking with Ethiopia as if it was a woman tells her to wait and rejoice, for the time is about to come in which they're going to be together, under one king and one flag; and that she's no more slave, but sister.
Drake Santiago it was due to belief that they were better than other Africans due to being cacusian
Golden Foxa, what do you mean Caucasian? Can Ethiopians trace their lineage to Europe ancestry, or was that simply a mistaken belief on the part of Italians, which inadvertently helped Italian and Ethiopian relations?
Drake Santiago Ethiopians trace their lineage to the queen of sheeba but back then the race theory was pretty popular in which the Ethiopians were considered hamitic caucsians and considered more superior than other Africans of course this is all bullshit bit that's mainly the reason for why they were treated differently.
Was in Addis last summer the injera was god like, havent had it since I was a kid.
Hey Lucas & Eater! A 5 minute Lucas fix is far too brief. Please stretch these out to 10 minutes or so. After all, this isn't.... 'Snacker' . Thanks in advance!
Yeah I'm gonna have to grab some injeera zigni now.
Had this couple years back. It was a lot to finish! Me and two of my friends didn’t finish the food
Ethiopia was never colonized, in fact it was one of the greatest demonstrations of black victory.
Please add more dining on a dime! Best show ever! :)
Looks amazing
Ethiopia birth place the human being and coffee is born too also very Christianity religious country
Wow he looks like my father and she looks like me a little.
Samar Dahab
Separated at birth?
Its not Haile selassie who fought back and defeated Italy, it was emperor Minilik !
Love that.
I love your vdo
Yum yum!
We were fighting those five years. Never been colonised PERIOD.
Ethiopia was never colonized. Those five years the woman speaks of could be classified more as occupation. Ethiopians never stopped fighting in those five years.
Lucas may I know where can I buy the spectacle frame you wearing?
Excellent Ethiopian food in DC. Check it out.
go try Habesha Market and Carryout on 9th & U st, try Meaza on Columbia Pike in Falls Church, VA.
try their Gored Gored, Kurt Sega, and Yebeg Kikil
Lucas....gonna be a good episode.
I will try an ethiopian resto in Calgary
Ethiopia never been colonized been occupied for 5 years but never been colonized that's the fact.
woow yami
I’m Ethiopian and it been 2 month Since I eat injera and I have been now I’m going to Cambodia but not sure that Ethiopian restaurant is exist
Thank you
Lucas you better have finished all that platter and not wasted any of it👊👊👊
The colonel has NOTHING on their seven herbs and spices. So tasty!
In Ethiopia all of us eat it
Are those pancakes cooked with water? How great. So our bodies can use all the good nutrients.
It nice
Looks almost like Malaysian Indian/Mamak food.
Occupied but Never colonized
He looks so familiar...is he the friend from Ferris bueller’s day off?
Lovely just eat
HE SOOOOO HANDSOME!
tesbn tuyet v ngon thank hi
Are you having Ethiopia. Food everywhere you go? 😂
That's a huge platter
wow
Viva Christo Rey
Lucas looks tired.
He's nearly 50 years old. He can't look 20-ish forever.
R W He’s close to 50?!?
After 15 minutes of obsessive research I would say, he is most likely born in 1979.
There's one video where he mentions being 40-ish. I thought it was the 100th episode Miami Sandwiches (where he does mention being very old), but there's another where he definitely said "40". I thought he was in his 20s.
Just a side note...ur cute as marshmallow
good food
0:40 respect Eritrean 🇪🇷 map Eritrea isn’t province of Ethiopia.Eritrea it has own map own government and they have own culture. Respect respect Eritrean
Is this something like dosa/tosai?
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Come on eater. First the issue with the subtitle colours, now with the audio?? This is video editing 101. Even my interns wouldn't overlook this
After watching active self protection for a while, at the beginning I expected gunmen to chase them in
Food looked awesome, thank you for the video
How the fack is he going to eat it all.
That’s my question as well.
He doesn't. He shares it with his crew. He just orders a lot for variety
ToxicforAReason you’ve never had Ethiopian food have you?
by the way i appreciate
This is true Ethiopian, there’s actual food on the plate
how can u say we have been colonized only 5 years. no damn way they even said they only colonized cities or little parts of ethiopia but not the whole country that's a big difference
Lol I see you avoided the banana this time!
😂
Damn I was hoping you were going to crack one of those eggs open
what is the problem with this series? THE VOLUME!!!!!! PLEASE WTF WHY IT CANNOT BE LIKE OTHER SERIES IT IS BARELY SOUND LIKE ANYTHING
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Lucas. You are just gorgeous.
Ene dubai new yeminorew enjera bicha megezat felege neber endet new aderashachehun magegnet yemichelew
I had Ethiopian food before...definitely an acquired taste for me...could not finish everything
It seems like food that does not have a load of fat, sugar and salt qualifies for the designation of "acquired taste". Coffee, beer and cheese are an acquired taste across many regions of the world. But what does it really mean?
Ethiopia doesn't colonized for 5 years that was inversion😑😑
ለምን ስታቀርብ ወጥ አታብዙ
The lady needs to get her facts checked.
hi
Sensitive Italians on the comments because Eater isn't focusing exclusively on Italian food. Haha. Never change Italians. Keep being mad at food.
I only see non-Italians complaining about that. People with English or German names and surnames.
Occupied not colonized