This channel always tries to respect all cultures but can we take a minute to appreciate the presentation? Such cute, simple, clean lined plates. The gold dinner wear... Only thing missing is cloth napkins and these foods could challenge 5 star restaurants. ❤️
Ειναι περίεργο να σκέφτομαι ότι για έμενα φαίνεται φυσιολογικό και συνηθισμένο να μπαίνω στο φούρνο για να πάρω μια τυρόπιτα η ένα κουλούρι και οι άνθρωποι από άλλες χώρες να το δοκιμάζουν πρώτη φορά. Είναι απλά πολυυυυ περίεργο
Egyptian Food is amazing as well. Speaking as a Greek. New museum showcases are showing how colorful ancient Greece was, when you look at what it looked like, wow can you see the Egyptian influence. You are just so used to seeing white marble. the actual colors were so vibrant.
@Caaak Yerada Actually, I am an Egyptian of Arabian origins and, in fact, all the families that migrated from Arabia to Egypt 900-1400 years ago know each other very well and we know how many we are. We're not as many as you might think. Egyptians are Egyptians. And - by the way - even as Arabian-Egyptian no one here considered me less of an Egyptian than they are. I AM a full Egyptian. Both Egypt and Greece are way more ancient than this argument.
είναι ένα μοναδικό μαγαζί που το κάνει. έχει λέει 2 ιστορίες πίσω από αυτό, με οικογενειακή προέλευση. δεν είναι και τόσο μεγάλη η μερίδα, στην μία ιστορία ήταν αρχικά για πρακτικότητα, αλλά τώρα για την επίδειξη. καλό ψάρι είχε το μαγαζί όμως. δεν θυμάμαι ποιο. κάπου στην αθήνα.
I want to ask something to Turkish friends, first of all its ok to share foods, songs and culture generally, there is nothing bad in it in my opinion. Where you can find honey at the steppes of Mongolia and China, how to grow wheat to produce bread products, where you can find fish of salt water there? How you can grow vegetables at steppes and use them in different foods? Where to find olive oil there ? Yes at some foods we use Turkish words, gyros is not a Turkish word for example, souvlaki is not a Turkish word. All of these foods have ancient origins and had different names back then Its tragic because after all these years you still view yourself as conquerors, the question is what you gave to humanity and civilization not what you stole from others.
Guys I am greek and i tell you that in Greece we don't eat fry fish and dolmades as a street food 😂 . Gyros is our favourite fast food . Gyros is not just a food it is loveeeeeeeee ❤️
I love how cosmopolitan the adults and teens are in this series. The appreciation for the foreign culture's cuisine is a beautiful thing to see. Also: dolmades f'ing rock. Buddy's sister made me some... We've been married 27 years now. And that's no joke.
Australia has the largest Greek population outside of Greece and I've grown up being surrounded by Greek food. It's soo underrated and delicious! I am middle eastern myself so we have a lot of similarities. If you ever want to explore more greek food I suggest my favourites; Pastitsio (beef pasta bake & Galaktoboureko (dessert made with layers of golden brown crispy phyllo, sprinkled with melted butter, filled creamy custard and topped in scented syrup).
@@asunastoe whoops I worded that wrong. Melbourne (city here) holds the first spot on the list of the cities with the largest Greek communities outside of Greece
Really nice historical coverage around the foods, thank you sm. So cute when he said I've disrespected your culture enough hahaha. No worries, we also put cheese on Koulouri and bake it so that it becomes crispy OR you could dip it in a feta spread or cheese spread. It's a blank canvas. Do whatever and enjoy
Who is the GENIUS who not only picked these people to be tryers but also paired them because they are ALL engaging, endearing, effortlessly funny, and just freaking awesome!
Authentic Greek food only in Greece and Greek taverns. Also, mostly in our homes. Our street food while it's top-notch, in every country I visited it was slightly different. due to the ingredients they're able to find in said countries. Our Gyros is specifically well, thinly sliced pork, unless you ask for chicken. Souvlaki is the stick of pork meat also into pita, like gyros. Our bakeries for breakfast after morning/evening at the beach and night at night club, when it starts getting morning you visit our bakeries. The smell alone will make your belly complain. The variety, fresh ingredients and a lot of work we put on our food, deserves first place, although always come second only after Italy cause of their Pizza and Pasta. We Greek are also second in pasta consumption with Feta cheese.
Greeks almost ONLY say OPA when something really unxpected occurs. It used to be said also during some traditional dances, but the custom has faded a bit.
The Lebanese girl who keeps saying the food is similar it’s because Greek and Lebanese people have been in contact for thousands of years. We are neighbors. From the Phoenicians and Greeks doing trade and influencing each other to both being under Roman rule and more recently Ottoman rule. Our foods are very similar as well as the cultures (especially the Greek Orthodox Lebanese people and the Greek islanders / Cypriots)
I’m Greek and I’m surprised the street food I eat everyday has all this history. I always thought of it as just street food with probably 100 year old recipes. They should also try the Greek version of cheesecake (some claim it is the original cheesecake before the American one). Christmas delicacies such as kourampiedes and melomacarona. Also our coffee menu: Classic Greek coffee, or since Greece is a hot country they can try our alternative specialties: Frappe (ice coffee), Freddo Espresso (ice espresso) and Freddo Cappuccino (ice cappuccino). Perfect for a beach day! Also: FISH IN A CONE??! Που το πουλάνε αυτό ρε μάγκες; Πρώτη φορά το ακούω!!
The Mongols and the Turkic tribes conquered Constantinople in 1453 and they really think that prior to that the Byzantine Greeks had no cuisine, civilization, history or culture lol.
Omg I LOVE Sharon and Jair together!!! They are 2 of my favorites when they’re alone but together they are literally the best!!!! They had me dying at each of their segments 😂😂😂🤣 Y’all need to pair them together more often!!!
9:15 this dude walked in the most heated debate in modern Greece and didn't even know it. Northern Greece considers gyros and meat wraps sandwiches, so when you order you say something like. "one sandwich with gyro in pita bread". Southern Greece considers them wraps, so in the 80-00s if you visited Athens for example from Thessaloniki, the store clerks would teasingly mock you when ordering. Moreover in southern Greece when you order "souvlaki" you get a pita wrap with meat in it, in northern Greece however you get a pork skewer.
Just got back from Athens and I LOVE the food there. I almost cried a few times eating. I’ve had Greek food a lot because my uncle is Greek and I grew up in the Greek community eating Greek food. But nothing compares to getting it there
Of course Greek cuisine is more like what Greeks eats more often not entirely what ancient Greek used to eat! And guys believe me the foods that they eat in video are much lower in quality that the same ones that you will try if you come to Greece!
the comment section: 1% subscribers/viewers enjoying the video. 60% greek people being proud and happy that other cultures appreciate their food. 39% salty turks who think all the food presented there is actually theirs.
I’m Greek but born in America I approve this video and appreciate these people trying food. My name is Greek to my family is from Greece both sides of the family. We are from the northern region
I am Greek and to be frank: never seen a fish in a cone , literally NOONE eats it here . The dolmades are traditional but in no case street food . Also what they are eating seem very low quality compared to the versions you can actually find in Greece
What turkish food? This food is recognised as greek not turkish stop crying under greek related food videos your ansestors were from central asia not nowhere near the Mediterranean
Thank you for your kind words. Turkish food is Dolma, Kebab, Kofte, Adana Kofte, and Shish kabab, Turkish Tea, Turkish coffee,, Baclava and Turkish delight. Turkey's people are predominantly Caucasian and we spread our cusine to Greece who want to claim everything because it is their nature.
@@Gamaouat wrong! Turkish food is a far east Asian influence including the Dolma, shish kofta, lamachuan, hummus, yogurt, doner kebab, and Adana kofta, baclava, TURKISH DELIGHT, and Turkish Tea, and Turkish coffee.
@@marchionessamoretto7326 you spread nothing to nobody most of turkish influences come from Byzantium and the arab/Persian world your ancestors were literally Chinese looking with slit eyes and yellow skin
There’s a Greek festival every year in Buffalo, NY (where I live), and no matter how much food we’ve eaten, we ALWAYS get a box of Loukoumades to go! They’re delightful.
I'm from India but I'm living in Greece and I love Greek food🍲 is good and healthy and tiropita is 3 types With patato, spinach and cheese pie you need to try Greek coffee also got☕
Towards all the turkish and greek people being mad for no reason: yall know are cultures are intertwined, right? Did history teach you nothing? Our cultures are colorful and tasty and we share so many things, why is that any reason to get heated and start arguments?
So much hatred between them thats why, and other countries love to instigate it further. Just like how britain used it as an opportunity to split them and cause war
You should also try Gemista (Γεμιστά). It's also a wonderful dish. We Greeks are very lucky to have such a "colorful" cousin. By the way the fish you've just eat, it's called Μαρίδα (Marida). Best of the Best of the Best Sir! ;)
There is even a chain devoted to thst (koulourades) with sweet option too. I am not a fun of koukouri in general but when I have some it is accompanied with something
For all delusional Turks , Arabs , Iraqis or whatever with a few clicks u can see ... Loukoumades are Greek doughnuts which have a round, golden appearance. Made using flour and salt, and dressed with honey syrup and cinnamon, they are very popular in Greek cooking. The dessert first originated in Ancient Greece, where they were called "honey tokens" and were awarded to winning Olympic athletes. - Koulouri It was introduced under the name “Koulouri Thessalonikis” because it was originally made in Thessaloniki by Greek refugee bakers. It's story starts from Byzantium, the word Koulouri comes from the Byzantine kollikion and was popular mainly in Istanbul and Thessaloniki. - Gyros is a food item of Greek origin[5] made from meat cooked on a vertical rotisserie and served wrapped or stuffed in pita bread, along with ingredients such as tomato, onion, fried potatoes, and tzatziki. In Greece, it is normally made with pork[6] or sometimes with chicken, whilst beef and lamb are also used in other countries. Keep being salty .
@Caaak Yerada Lokma means mouthful in ARABIC, and that's where you get the word from. Don't even know your own language, pathetic. Luqmat al-Qadi, is a 13th century Arabic dish which you picked up coming through from Mongolia. Keep telling me that the Turks invented cooking meat on a stick though. I mean, the Byzantines, who's cities you live in, were eating rich cuisines before the Ottomans arrived - do you think that maybe we share aspects of the same cuisine because of Geography; or do you honestly think tUrKs InVenTeD iT. LOL
Also mentioning something wrong your country did and making fun of the tragedies other countries went through because of your ancestors doesn't really put a good name on you OR your country
@Caaak Yerada also just to educate u some more and feel ashamed . Did u know that greeks were the first people living in modern day turkey ? huh yep , after 2,500 years the mdoern day turks came to the land . So settle down son .
Dude in 5:43 clearly doesn't know that here in Greece we eat koulouri with feta cheese so no my man you didn't disrespect anything you were right on the money.
That tyropita is frozen. Even in Greece now is difficult to find fresh one. But if you find is ten time better. Another variety is Bougatsa. Even better than tyropita. Also koulouri if its fresh is very good (you can find it in Aristotelous Square at 07:00) We greeks don’t eat “fish in a cone”. We eat that when we go in a taverna with other dishes like tarama and octopus, drinking usually ouzo. In Gyro the G is not silent. Oh and we don’t say OPA. Opa actually means “stop” so we use OPA when we want to say to someone to stop (e.g. when someone is trying to park his car and gets very close to the wall).
I'm in Greece now, I have visited Athens,Naxos and I'm currently in Milos. My favourite dishes so far are the Souvlaki, the Moussaka and the cheese pie
Try also pastitsio. It’s best advantage is that if you can taste it super hot you will fell totally in love with it. For some next day cold is even better. Isn’t that weird?
Υπαρχει περιπου εδω και μια 3ετια τουλαχιστον απ'οσο ξερω, αλλά δεν ειναι και τοσο γνωστό. Και εγω έμεινα λίγο γιατί δεν είναι τοσο "ξακουστό", αλλά οκ....we roll with it
@@Hellenic_ionian08 Στη Θεσσαλονίκη πάντως τρώμε πίτα με τηγανιτο καλαμαράκι στη νηστεία.Παντα στη σαρακοστή τουλάχιστον υπάρχει σαν επιλογή στα γυραδικα.
Greek here: Dolmades or Dolmadakia (little dolmades) are usually eaten for dinner/lunch Tiropita is the best breakfast, usually enjoyed with chocolate milk but for the love of god DO NOT STAY OUTSIDE AFTER YOU'VE COMBINED THOSE 2 YOU MIGHT NEED THE TOILET IN THE NEXT 30 MINUTES Koulouri, another great breakfast, usually enjoyed with coffee or chocolate milk. You're safe if you mix. Usually Fish in a cone, never had any. Not a thing in the north from where I'm from. The fish are usually sardines, fried. Really enjoyable with a drop of lemon Gyros, the holy grail, best emergency dinner in case you don't have time to cook and the day is ending and you're hungry. Usually with bread or pita, tzatziki is yoghurt with cucumber and sometimes garlic. No it is not like a Taco, DO NOT COMPARE GYRO WITH TACO! you might offend both parties. DO NOT EAT IT LIKE A TACO, IT DOESN'T WORK LIKE THAT! EAT IT LIKE YOU'D EAT A REGULAR SANDWICH! YOU'VE OFFENDED MOST GREEKS WITH THAT Loukoumades, on every festival, you'll find plenty of stalls that make loukoumades. Do have water with you close by, you will be dehydrated if you eat 3-5. They're very very sweet. Don't eat a lot in one go, it's not fun.
The fish cone is nothing near a traditional case of street food in Greece. It got to be a trend at some point between 2000-2010 but to my perception it failed right off. That much that you have to try a lot anymore to find a place that offers such stuff. There are restaurants that specialize in fish and seafood which are served and accompanied with ouzo or tsipouro but that's a whole another story.
For the information I am Greek and about gyros... Yeah it is NOT a sandwich NOT a hotdog and NOT a taco it just souvlaki, there is no connection with the other ones
I'm Greek and it's the first time I see fish in a cone
κι εμενα
Νομιζω οτι οι περισοτροι που θα δουν το video θα ειναι ελλινες
@@swthriadhssoto5950 λογικά 😂
ok 🇬🇷
Αυτό ακριβώς
This channel always tries to respect all cultures but can we take a minute to appreciate the presentation? Such cute, simple, clean lined plates. The gold dinner wear... Only thing missing is cloth napkins and these foods could challenge 5 star restaurants. ❤️
It's a fucking plate
@@Haymakermma obviously; sir, you have never entertained.
Kenneth and Myles must make their grandmas so happy, because these boys have such an appetite!
Ειναι περίεργο να σκέφτομαι ότι για έμενα φαίνεται φυσιολογικό και συνηθισμένο να μπαίνω στο φούρνο για να πάρω μια τυρόπιτα η ένα κουλούρι και οι άνθρωποι από άλλες χώρες να το δοκιμάζουν πρώτη φορά. Είναι απλά πολυυυυ περίεργο
Ισχυειιι
Σωστό😂
Nαι, αλλά πόσες φορές έχεις πάρει pretzel ή authentic Danish pastry; Απλά εμείς είμαστε πιο τυχεροί.🤩
Στην Αγγλία δεν υπάρχουν καν φούρνοι. Με ψωμί του τοστ την βγάζουμε
Ναι οντος
i am from Greece and i can’t tell you how happy i was seeing you finally trying greek food . Great video
I'm really glad that people make videos about us and our culture, I feel like they don't appreciate us enough sometimes. Επίσης γεια στους Έλληνες.
Συμφωνω απόλυτα
Γειαααααα
Γειαα
Γεια και σε 'σενα
Για σου ποιος συμφωνεί πως δεν ήταν κανονικό κουλούρι
It's not surprising how similar Greek and Egyptian dishes are. We literally share history
Egyptian Food is amazing as well. Speaking as a Greek. New museum showcases are showing how colorful ancient Greece was, when you look at what it looked like, wow can you see the Egyptian influence. You are just so used to seeing white marble. the actual colors were so vibrant.
Yes! 2 beautiful counties 🥰
There many Greeks of Egyptian origin
Cleopatra
@Caaak Yerada Actually, I am an Egyptian of Arabian origins and, in fact, all the families that migrated from Arabia to Egypt 900-1400 years ago know each other very well and we know how many we are. We're not as many as you might think. Egyptians are Egyptians.
And - by the way - even as Arabian-Egyptian no one here considered me less of an Egyptian than they are. I AM a full Egyptian.
Both Egypt and Greece are way more ancient than this argument.
as a greek i can tell you NOBODY eats fish in a cone, and 99.99% of the stores will laught if u ask for that
είναι ένα μοναδικό μαγαζί που το κάνει. έχει λέει 2 ιστορίες πίσω από αυτό, με οικογενειακή προέλευση. δεν είναι και τόσο μεγάλη η μερίδα, στην μία ιστορία ήταν αρχικά για πρακτικότητα, αλλά τώρα για την επίδειξη. καλό ψάρι είχε το μαγαζί όμως. δεν θυμάμαι ποιο. κάπου στην αθήνα.
I want to ask something to Turkish friends, first of all its ok to share foods, songs and culture generally, there is nothing bad in it in my opinion.
Where you can find honey at the steppes of Mongolia and China, how to grow wheat to produce bread products, where you can find fish of salt water there? How you can grow vegetables at steppes and use them in different foods? Where to find olive oil there ?
Yes at some foods we use Turkish words, gyros is not a Turkish word for example, souvlaki is not a Turkish word. All of these foods have ancient origins and had different names back then
Its tragic because after all these years you still view yourself as conquerors, the question is what you gave to humanity and civilization not what you stole from others.
Guys I am greek and i tell you that in Greece we don't eat fry fish and dolmades as a street food 😂 . Gyros is our favourite fast food . Gyros is not just a food it is loveeeeeeeee ❤️
I am a bit surprised that they didn't have Souvlaki.
@@helios5752 Most of the time it is the same thing 😛😁
it’s something ab the sauce i hate😂ever since pregnancy
I'm egyptian and I think it's very interesting how similar your street food it to ours
I think they meant this is what they serve as a street food in Greece
I love how cosmopolitan the adults and teens are in this series. The appreciation for the foreign culture's cuisine is a beautiful thing to see.
Also: dolmades f'ing rock. Buddy's sister made me some... We've been married 27 years now. And that's no joke.
I’m so happy when I see videos of my country.
Αγάπη από εμάς τους Έλληνες ❤🇬🇷❤🇬🇷
Translation
Love from us greeks
💙💙💙💙
❤️❤️❤️❤️🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷
No
Ναι Θέα!!!!
Myles, you are a consuming nation of food. We salute you. This was a fun episode
Sharon and Jair should be paired permanently
This 🔥🔥🔥😂😂
Agreed
As a greek i love watching this video Ευχαριστούμε απο Ελλάδα!
I love how much Myles was enjoying the food 😂
Thank you for featuring our foods on your channel ☺️💖🇬🇷
Πάμε λίγο οι Έλληνες!!!
you mean 2 Turkish and 3 Greek street food
@@alkincik0110 nope
@@alkincik0110 what is turkish bro?
Παμεεεεε
@@Jejendndjwiiw7884 naiii
Australia has the largest Greek population outside of Greece and I've grown up being surrounded by Greek food.
It's soo underrated and delicious! I am middle eastern myself so we have a lot of similarities.
If you ever want to explore more greek food I suggest my favourites; Pastitsio (beef pasta bake & Galaktoboureko (dessert made with layers of golden brown crispy phyllo, sprinkled with melted butter, filled creamy custard and topped in scented syrup).
actually, the US has a higher population of greeks than Australia!
@@asunastoe whoops I worded that wrong. Melbourne (city here) holds the first spot on the list of the cities with the largest Greek communities outside of Greece
Spot on. We don't really make dolmades every week. Gyros is junk food. Pastitsio is love. Pastitsio is life.
Really nice historical coverage around the foods, thank you sm. So cute when he said I've disrespected your culture enough hahaha. No worries, we also put cheese on Koulouri and bake it so that it becomes crispy OR you could dip it in a feta spread or cheese spread. It's a blank canvas. Do whatever and enjoy
Sharooooon is literally someone who brings a smile on your face no matter how sad you are....and Myles is so cute :)))
Who is the GENIUS who not only picked these people to be tryers but also paired them because they are ALL engaging, endearing, effortlessly funny, and just freaking awesome!
I’m Greek and I’m glad you enjoyed 🇬🇷
Authentic Greek food only in Greece and Greek taverns. Also, mostly in our homes. Our street food while it's top-notch, in every country I visited it was slightly different. due to the ingredients they're able to find in said countries. Our Gyros is specifically well, thinly sliced pork, unless you ask for chicken. Souvlaki is the stick of pork meat also into pita, like gyros. Our bakeries for breakfast after morning/evening at the beach and night at night club, when it starts getting morning you visit our bakeries. The smell alone will make your belly complain. The variety, fresh ingredients and a lot of work we put on our food, deserves first place, although always come second only after Italy cause of their Pizza and Pasta. We Greek are also second in pasta consumption with Feta cheese.
If you come to Greece you can also find Loukoumades with melted chocolate instead of honey on top. It's to die for!
You can get them in Turkey too😉🙃
@@sunnydelight8185 Noone cares
@@azor8435 well its name is turkish so boo hoo
@@-ultraviolence yes and Anatolia is Greek word so i guess Turkey is Greek right:)
Even in Egypt and the levantine countries.
Fish cone is not a thing in Greece. It's the first time I hear something like this!
Είναι ένα μαγαζί στο κέντρο που το έκανε πρώτη φορά, είναι πολύ καινούριο, αλλα πολύ νόστιμο
Greeks almost ONLY say OPA when something really unxpected occurs. It used to be said also during some traditional dances, but the custom has faded a bit.
Im from Greece as well και χαίρομαι πολύ που βλέπω αυτό το βίντεο 😝
Δώστε τους μαζί με την τυρόπιτα και ένα milko θα τους αρέσει πολυυυ!!!
Σωστη σκέψη
Μπραβο
Ωραία πόσα να αγοράσω
Ωραίο 😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Είναι τόσο περίεργο που εκπλήσσονται με φαγητά που εμείςστην Ελλάδα τα τρώμε κάθε μέρα σχεδόν
Tru
The Lebanese girl who keeps saying the food is similar it’s because Greek and Lebanese people have been in contact for thousands of years. We are neighbors. From the Phoenicians and Greeks doing trade and influencing each other to both being under Roman rule and more recently Ottoman rule. Our foods are very similar as well as the cultures (especially the Greek Orthodox Lebanese people and the Greek islanders / Cypriots)
I’m Greek and I’m surprised the street food I eat everyday has all this history. I always thought of it as just street food with probably 100 year old recipes.
They should also try the Greek version of cheesecake (some claim it is the original cheesecake before the American one). Christmas delicacies such as kourampiedes and melomacarona. Also our coffee menu: Classic Greek coffee, or since Greece is a hot country they can try our alternative specialties: Frappe (ice coffee), Freddo Espresso (ice espresso) and Freddo Cappuccino (ice cappuccino). Perfect for a beach day!
Also: FISH IN A CONE??! Που το πουλάνε αυτό ρε μάγκες; Πρώτη φορά το ακούω!!
The Mongols and the Turkic tribes conquered Constantinople in 1453 and they really think that prior to that the Byzantine Greeks had no cuisine, civilization, history or culture lol.
@Caaak Yerada 🇹🇷🏃🏃🏃🏃🏃
mind your business andrews
@Caaak Yerada cry little turd
@Caaak Yerada you seem to not like being proven wrong, so sad
I'm from Greece, and we don't say "OPA", we say "MALAKAS"
Xaxaxaxaxa
Greek cuisine is not only one of the most delicious in the world but also one of the healthiest.
49 years living in Greece, i never had fish in a cone
Zisis, Fish in a cone, Athinaidos 3, Athens.
@@greekuroneko I'm not saying it doesn't exist. My point was that it's not that popular to be served as something representative of greek street food.
I’m going to Greece 🇬🇷 in summer and this makes me more exited 🤤
its summer rn why are u saying it like its gonna be in a few months
@@totallynotel.s excuse my 0 iq moment americans are everywhere on the internet and i was starting to think that every single person is american
You are going to love it! The food is amazing and the people are súper nice.
Me too next year and I’m extra excited now
@@opaliatzs You ok bro?
”Myles this isn’t a one bite challenge” I SCREAMED HAHAHAHAHAHAH
as a greek i had a lot of fun seeing you guys enjoying our food! hope you will visit our country as well!
You havent's tasted greek food until you eat it in Greece.
so true
Yeah
True
True
True oh and I'm Greek (ﾉ≧∇≦)ﾉ ﾐ ┻━┻
Hehe I really enjoyed this video 😊 So glad everyone enjoyed the food of my country!!🇬🇷
Omg I LOVE Sharon and Jair together!!! They are 2 of my favorites when they’re alone but together they are literally the best!!!! They had me dying at each of their segments 😂😂😂🤣 Y’all need to pair them together more often!!!
I love Sharon's responses to everything lol!! Queen Sharon!
9:15 this dude walked in the most heated debate in modern Greece and didn't even know it. Northern Greece considers gyros and meat wraps sandwiches, so when you order you say something like. "one sandwich with gyro in pita bread". Southern Greece considers them wraps, so in the 80-00s if you visited Athens for example from Thessaloniki, the store clerks would teasingly mock you when ordering. Moreover in southern Greece when you order "souvlaki" you get a pita wrap with meat in it, in northern Greece however you get a pork skewer.
Sharon and Jair are such an elite combination!
Just got back from Athens and I LOVE the food there. I almost cried a few times eating. I’ve had Greek food a lot because my uncle is Greek and I grew up in the Greek community eating Greek food. But nothing compares to getting it there
Pov : you are from Greece 😂
Απλά μου αρέσει να βλέπω τέτοια βίντεο 😂
I from CYPRUS! Cyprus and Greece is like that:💘
Of course Greek cuisine is more like what Greeks eats more often not entirely what ancient Greek used to eat! And guys believe me the foods that they eat in video are much lower in quality that the same ones that you will try if you come to Greece!
Sharon and Jair are the best chaotic duo. They need to be paired up more often. LOL
the comment section:
1% subscribers/viewers enjoying the video.
60% greek people being proud and happy that other cultures appreciate their food.
39% salty turks who think all the food presented there is actually theirs.
Thanks to your comments yeah I’m not gonna read the comment. It so salty
And you’re greek.
@@AnimeGirl8792 u dont make sense but anyways stream exo
Turks are a very primitive people with a shockingly low IQ.
@@willkillem737 🇬🇷 💩
I’m Greek but born in America I approve this video and appreciate these people trying food. My name is Greek to my family is from Greece both sides of the family. We are from the northern region
I am Greek and to be frank: never seen a fish in a cone , literally NOONE eats it here . The dolmades are traditional but in no case street food . Also what they are eating seem very low quality compared to the versions you can actually find in Greece
Δίκιο έχεις… όμως ΜΙΛΑ ΕΛΛΗΝΙΚΑ ΓΑΜΩΤΟ
WHO EATS FISH IN A CONE??!!!
(I'm from Greece btw)
Greek and Turkish foods are the absolute best foods ever.
What turkish food? This food is recognised as greek not turkish stop crying under greek related food videos your ansestors were from central asia not nowhere near the Mediterranean
there is no "turkish" food their cuisine is from different cultures
Thank you for your kind words.
Turkish food is Dolma, Kebab, Kofte, Adana Kofte, and Shish kabab, Turkish Tea, Turkish coffee,, Baclava and Turkish delight. Turkey's people are predominantly Caucasian and we spread our cusine to Greece who want to claim everything because it is their nature.
@@Gamaouat wrong! Turkish food is a far east Asian influence including the Dolma, shish kofta, lamachuan, hummus, yogurt, doner kebab, and Adana kofta, baclava, TURKISH DELIGHT, and Turkish Tea, and Turkish coffee.
@@marchionessamoretto7326 you spread nothing to nobody most of turkish influences come from Byzantium and the arab/Persian world your ancestors were literally Chinese looking with slit eyes and yellow skin
There’s a Greek festival every year in Buffalo, NY (where I live), and no matter how much food we’ve eaten, we ALWAYS get a box of Loukoumades to go! They’re delightful.
I'm from India but I'm living in Greece and I love Greek food🍲 is good and healthy and tiropita is 3 types
With patato, spinach and cheese pie you need to try Greek coffee also got☕
Towards all the turkish and greek people being mad for no reason: yall know are cultures are intertwined, right? Did history teach you nothing? Our cultures are colorful and tasty and we share so many things, why is that any reason to get heated and start arguments?
So much hatred between them thats why, and other countries love to instigate it further. Just like how britain used it as an opportunity to split them and cause war
επειδή όλα είναι ελληνικά...ζήλια πέφτει ..
I am not Greek but Greek food is the best thing put on this earth
You should also try Gemista (Γεμιστά). It's also a wonderful dish. We Greeks are very lucky to have such a "colorful" cousin. By the way the fish you've just eat, it's called Μαρίδα (Marida). Best of the Best of the Best Sir! ;)
I'm glad you guys like our food
I'm from Greece and I don't have eat a single time a fish in a cone
Ούτε και εγώ δεν έχω φάει ψάρι σε κονάκι πρώτη φορά το ακούω αυτό
Greek foods are even better when Greek giagia is making it
This group is amazing!!! My “love language” is already feeding/buying people good food, so they are my favorite - open to everything. ❤
Η πίτα γύρο που τους έφεραν φαίνεται λίγο μίζερη. Τα δικά μας είναι πολύ πιο ζουμερά 🙌🏻🙌🏻
As a greek person watching this, τα νεύρα μου
Same
Χαχα συμφωνώ!
Συμφονω και εγω.γυροσ ΟΧΙ γκυρος
Tbh, I open my koulouri up and stuff it with some nice, salty cheese, so, you did not disrespect us there
Glad everyone enjoyed our food!
There is even a chain devoted to thst (koulourades) with sweet option too. I am not a fun of koukouri in general but when I have some it is accompanied with something
@@MsMinoula I'm aware of the chain, they have a cream cheese stuffed koulouri with bacon that I really love!
Glad you liked our food! Btw even tho im greek i have never seen a fish in a cone before.
As a greek I have never seen fish in cone so they probably found one fish and chips shop and they thought its "traditional street food"
For all delusional Turks , Arabs , Iraqis or whatever with a few clicks u can see ... Loukoumades are Greek doughnuts which have a round, golden appearance. Made using flour and salt, and dressed with honey syrup and cinnamon, they are very popular in Greek cooking. The dessert first originated in Ancient Greece, where they were called "honey tokens" and were awarded to winning Olympic athletes.
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Koulouri It was introduced under the name “Koulouri Thessalonikis” because it was originally made in Thessaloniki by Greek refugee bakers. It's story starts from Byzantium, the word Koulouri comes from the Byzantine kollikion and was popular mainly in Istanbul and Thessaloniki.
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Gyros is a food item of Greek origin[5] made from meat cooked on a vertical rotisserie and served wrapped or stuffed in pita bread, along with ingredients such as tomato, onion, fried potatoes, and tzatziki. In Greece, it is normally made with pork[6] or sometimes with chicken, whilst beef and lamb are also used in other countries.
Keep being salty .
@Caaak Yerada typical turkey…
@Caaak Yerada Lokma means mouthful in ARABIC, and that's where you get the word from. Don't even know your own language, pathetic. Luqmat al-Qadi, is a 13th century Arabic dish which you picked up coming through from Mongolia. Keep telling me that the Turks invented cooking meat on a stick though. I mean, the Byzantines, who's cities you live in, were eating rich cuisines before the Ottomans arrived - do you think that maybe we share aspects of the same cuisine because of Geography; or do you honestly think tUrKs InVenTeD iT. LOL
Literally all three mentioned above have a meaning in greek and are words that existed before the food was even invented.
Also mentioning something wrong your country did and making fun of the tragedies other countries went through because of your ancestors doesn't really put a good name on you OR your country
@Caaak Yerada also just to educate u some more and feel ashamed . Did u know that greeks were the first people living in modern day turkey ? huh yep , after 2,500 years the mdoern day turks came to the land . So settle down son .
Im from greece and i can confirm that some well made dolmades can completely change your day in good way
As a greek , i am really proud of Greece anf happy that you guys liked it!!!!
Dude in 5:43 clearly doesn't know that here in Greece we eat koulouri with feta cheese so no my man you didn't disrespect anything you were right on the money.
That tyropita is frozen. Even in Greece now is difficult to find fresh one. But if you find is ten time better. Another variety is Bougatsa. Even better than tyropita.
Also koulouri if its fresh is very good (you can find it in Aristotelous Square at 07:00)
We greeks don’t eat “fish in a cone”. We eat that when we go in a taverna with other dishes like tarama and octopus, drinking usually ouzo.
In Gyro the G is not silent.
Oh and we don’t say OPA. Opa actually means “stop” so we use OPA when we want to say to someone to stop (e.g. when someone is trying to park his car and gets very close to the wall).
The way the narrator pronounces the greek words is killing me internally rn 💀
Greek food is awesome and im glad these guys love it
I'm in Greece now, I have visited Athens,Naxos and I'm currently in Milos.
My favourite dishes so far are the Souvlaki, the Moussaka and the cheese pie
Try also pastitsio. It’s best advantage is that if you can taste it super hot you will fell totally in love with it. For some next day cold is even better. Isn’t that weird?
@@Rousseau4469 got it, thx for the recommendation
Sharon and Jair together are my favorite!
They immediately turned into Xena!😂😂
I'm greeek and I have eaten these things a thousand times they are really tasty.I would rate everything a 10 out of 10
yeah bro me too
ειναι τελεια!
I am Greek and my personal favourite food of these are gyros 🌯 Also ευχαριστώ People vs food for making a video about Greece ❤🇬🇷
I am from Greece and it's the first time I see fish in a cone
You can buy it in Corfu since ever. Small fish or shrimps in a cone, yummy!
Oi marides pou boreis na agwraseis se paralies einai.
I have never tried fish in a cone and I'm from Greece
I’m Greek and the food is great
Always cool seeing non Greeks trying our food
Jair and Sharon kilt me the whole time 😭😭😭 Kevin was eating so good ! And Myles 😭😭
Από πότε τρώμε Fish in A Cone και δεν το ξέρω?
Υπαρχει περιπου εδω και μια 3ετια τουλαχιστον απ'οσο ξερω, αλλά δεν ειναι και τοσο γνωστό. Και εγω έμεινα λίγο γιατί δεν είναι τοσο "ξακουστό", αλλά οκ....we roll with it
Αυτό! Και έλεγα "από πότε φτιάχνουμε τυλιχτο με ψάρια 🤣🤣
@@Hellenic_ionian08 Στη Θεσσαλονίκη πάντως τρώμε πίτα με τηγανιτο καλαμαράκι στη νηστεία.Παντα στη σαρακοστή τουλάχιστον υπάρχει σαν επιλογή στα γυραδικα.
As a greek I have to say that the gyros you ate is mid, who the f puts lettuce and feta in there
@MariaArtemis Prouska I stated that I am a greek so I do come from greece
As a Greek I can be grateful that Americans like our food and pastries
Greek here:
Dolmades or Dolmadakia (little dolmades) are usually eaten for dinner/lunch
Tiropita is the best breakfast, usually enjoyed with chocolate milk but for the love of god DO NOT STAY OUTSIDE AFTER YOU'VE COMBINED THOSE 2 YOU MIGHT NEED THE TOILET IN THE NEXT 30 MINUTES
Koulouri, another great breakfast, usually enjoyed with coffee or chocolate milk. You're safe if you mix. Usually
Fish in a cone, never had any. Not a thing in the north from where I'm from. The fish are usually sardines, fried. Really enjoyable with a drop of lemon
Gyros, the holy grail, best emergency dinner in case you don't have time to cook and the day is ending and you're hungry. Usually with bread or pita, tzatziki is yoghurt with cucumber and sometimes garlic. No it is not like a Taco, DO NOT COMPARE GYRO WITH TACO! you might offend both parties.
DO NOT EAT IT LIKE A TACO, IT DOESN'T WORK LIKE THAT! EAT IT LIKE YOU'D EAT A REGULAR SANDWICH! YOU'VE OFFENDED MOST GREEKS WITH THAT
Loukoumades, on every festival, you'll find plenty of stalls that make loukoumades. Do have water with you close by, you will be dehydrated if you eat 3-5. They're very very sweet. Don't eat a lot in one go, it's not fun.
The fish cone is nothing near a traditional case of street food in Greece. It got to be a trend at some point between 2000-2010 but to my perception it failed right off. That much that you have to try a lot anymore to find a place that offers such stuff. There are restaurants that specialize in fish and seafood which are served and accompanied with ouzo or tsipouro but that's a whole another story.
trust me.. all these food you tried, try them by an actual greek restaurant in greece.... WAAAY different. much more tastier.
Happy that you guys tried all these tastes. It is forbidden to die if you have not tasted Greek food.
Also watching your video made me hungry and i ordered gyros.
she tried to eat gyro like a taco 💀💀💀💀💀
Fr💀💀
Fish in a cone IN NOT A TYPICAL STREET FOOD in Greece, at all
well i am as greek as it gets but i wonder where you got the said fish in a cone..
1:24 I’m impressed that Zaria noticed the difference between Grecian and Lebanese grape leaves! That’s awesome 👏🏽
Fish in a cone? I live in Greece 19 years,, I've never seen it before
malaka όπου εσύ στα βουνά. ότι τα ψάρια είναι παντού στην πόλη
@@elipav484 εγώ ζω στην Ρόδο και εδώ δεν τα έχω δει ποτέ.
Τα τρώμε και εδώ τα ψαράκια, αλλά σε πιάτο, όχι σε χωνί.
if you eat this in greece, its 10 times better
Exacly 🎉
well of course
Πόσοι Έλληνες είμαστε εδώ?
Πολλοί νομίζω
For the information I am Greek and about gyros... Yeah it is NOT a sandwich NOT a hotdog and NOT a taco it just souvlaki, there is no connection with the other ones
mporeis na to peis tulixto alla oxi soublaki....oute santouits pou to leme stin 8essaloniki omws...