The Ultimate SAUDI ARABIAN FOOD Tour in Riyadh!! 5 Best Restaurants You Can't Miss!
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RIYADH, SAUDI ARABIA - Welcome to Riyadh, the biggest city in Saudi Arabia and home to diverse people, and some incredibly delicious food. Today I’m taking you on an ultimate local Saudi Arabian food tour of Riyadh, we’ll be eating some of the greatest dishes, food you don’t want to miss!
Here are all the locations featured in this food review:
1. Fawal Abo Salem (goo.gl/maps/TyzPpWvigqEM5JcZ6) - We’re beginning this Saudi Arabian food tour in Riyadh with a staple breakfast - ful - mashed fava beans that likely originate in Egypt, but are widely popular throughout the entire region. Ful medames at Fawal Abo Salem for breakfast is some of the best in the entire city - and I was blown away by the quality and flavor, paired with the freshly baked bread.
2. Camel liver - I’m not totally sure of the name of this place, but they are famous for their fried camel liver, sauteed down with onions and peppers. It’s truly tasty, right off the hot griddle with fresh bread and a dash of hot sauce.
3. Alnaqaa Falafel & Hummus (goo.gl/maps/SzCLzQTAteZVUHc76) - To eat the best Falafel and Hummus and Riyadh, you have to go to Alnaqaa - it’s absolutely legendary, and it felt as though I was right back on the streets of Beirut. One of their specialties is a giant falafel stuffed with caramelized onions. And make sure you order the entire falafel mountain!
4. Kebda Restaurant (goo.gl/maps/6advt5emgE6eoUfRA) - This Riyadh food tour is not complete with only camel liver - another popular liver to eat is lamb liver, and this time it’s not served on a plate, but with bread, sandwich style. Some of the tastiest lamb liver you’ll ever try!
5. Sudah Restaurant (goo.gl/maps/FprxbXE6A4TdMmkdA) - To begin this food tour and to end this food tour, it was a privilege to spend some time at Sudah Restaurant to learn about Haneed, an Arabian food that at this restaurant originates from Aseer Province. They still make it the traditional way, loading parted out young lambs into an underground oven, layered with a specific type of hay that holds in the moisture and gives a distinct fragrance. The result is smokey lamb served over a mountain of rice, that literally melts in your mouth with the smoky fragrance of the hay. It was an unforgettable meal experience in Saudi Arabia!
And that wraps up this ultimate Saudi Arabian food tour in Riyadh, what a day of delicious food.
Thank you to Visit Saudi Arabia for arranging my food trip to Saudi Arabia!
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I appreciate that Mark doesn't just eat at the fancy and high end restaurants but also the family owned and smaller food venders.
That only shows that he knows how he can really enjoy authentic cuisines of each county he's visiting 😉👌
Facts Mark shows love to everyone and respects all cultures
And street merchants the best 👌🏼
Agreed!
where Mark Visits the Favela's in Brazil Upload> A Favorite!
Mark demonstrates to us the correct behavior, thoughts, attitude and respect everyone should have towards people, food, different cultures and life.
@@TravelForFoods how are you a food travel channel and continue to comment things like this on probably the most successful food travel channel on youtube
@@TravelForFoods “TrollingForEnvy”
@@TravelForFoods shame on you amateur
Agreed
@@TravelForFoods lol well he wouldnt have a food channel if he didnt go around eating nasty food that most people have never tried(and dont know any better) and acting like its good. people like this do what they do for views, and it works. im sure a lot of people know how it goes though and watch it for the entertainment value, like Sonny eating monkey lol. these channels are half "evolved fear factor" channels at some times. im waiting for them to go eat human fetus in china or grown "people" in africa. theyre just a stones throw away from it at this point.
i miss saudi arabia when i'm doing umrah in KSA i always find arab restaurant there's a lot of tasty food and i like em especially kabsah, salaam from Jakarta, Indonesia to all my saudi's brother and sister
Food is unique, people are friendly, the country is modern and clean ❤
I worked in Saudi for 8 yrs....and men i love their food, Biryani, Bukhari, Mandi, hummos, falafel, kebda...tabouleh, like i love Arab foods❤️❤️❤️
@@spidyman8853 ولازال الحاقد يحترق بحقده
I love it 💯👍🍰🧀
@Spidey Man still arab food is arab food. borders dont matter. they are same ppl living with borders
@@spidyman8853 I am from southern Saudi Arabia, and Haneeth is the traditional food, and it is one of our traditional foods, as well as Mandi and Mandi al-Hasawi from the Al-Ahsa region, and there are many common foods between us and Yemen, as well as Oman
@Spidy Man u r a big liar this is a saudi foods and Yemenis learnt here in saudi arabia
Yes humus and falafel from Syria and Egypt
When Mark was born, he didn't cry, he said, '' ho woww"
Legend has it that one day Mark will eat a meal so good, he will lean all the way out of the frame.
I love how this dude is always smiling 😂 it tricks me into being happy for some reason
Thank you Mark for inspiring and helping me to create cool travel videos, it helped me boosting up my travel page to over 1k sub finally 😊😊✨✨
And he was drinking chili sauce instead of milk. 😅
LOOOOOOOOOOL
Yes he's a nice guy, humble and respectful to other culture. 👍
and you'd see part of his head come outta the side of your screen
Mark has mastered the art of exaggerated facial expressions which makes his videos fun. Jerry Lewis, Benny
Hill, and William Shatner could also do that but they did not make food-eating videos.
صراحه المطاعم الشعبيه الي اختراها كلها بطله ✅
ونظيفه تحيا السعوديه 🇸🇩🇸🇦
انا تركت كل شي وركزت مع التربيعه ويضرب ب الخمس😂😂😂
@@user-vi6dr1vc5x 😁😁😁🤦♂️
5:47
@@DrEMaD999؟
Thank you Mark for showing how interesting Saudi food and culture is and doing it in such a respectful way. 🇸🇦
Saudi food? 😂 every dish showed has a different origin. You don't have a cuisine. Even people cooking the food are from different nationalies
@@user-ow1qs7jo7f Do you think that the Saudi people will be, for example, a cook in one of these restaurants? We are better than that
@@7Rs__😂😂😂😂😂😂 عنصرية بصراحة 💀💀
@@AliYassinToma ما ينفع معهم الا كذا 😂
@@7Rs__ايه عطه كف على قفاه
I used to live in worked there for 26 year’s.half of my owned personal life.I really missed the food in a Arab world..Amazing video Sadik❤️💪😘from the Philippines 🇵🇭
❤
Philippinos are the nicest and most respectable people in the world ❤
@@Abdulrrahman-98 Thanku so much yah habibi😘🇵🇭❤️my almighty Alalha alway’s bless the Arab world 🌎
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Man, i got hungry at 3am Texas time watching this. I miss the food in Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia has tons of restaurants to choose from... i love their Shawarma at Mama Noura's. It's nice that Mark went to a not fancy restaurants to taste the authenticity and taste of the local food. In my opinion they have the best Kabsa. Shukran...
The Haneedh, Madhbi and Mandi food are South Yemeni food not Saudi.
However, in that region we share each others food.
Just like Indian food is the same as Pakistani food or Bengali food.
The South Arabians and Saudis share common food.
All the food I saw were the same as what I eat at home including the chilie chutneys and Ashar
The real Saudi food is Kabsa
@@spidyman8853 المشاهدين مستمتعين بالفديو ومحتواه وانت مشغول بحقدك الاعمي
@@spidyman8853 I never seen any Yemenis doing hanith in Yemen maybe Mandy and madby but hainth never
@@spidyman8853 ---- Sorry but there are extreme Differences among Indian, Pakistani and Bengali Foods. However, you cannot figure that out in Riyadh probably because limited restaurants from that region. For example: Pakistanis love CHaplli Kabab, Karahi Gosht (in Wok), Grilled Skewer Kababs and Haleem (just to name a few). Most Indians absolutely dont eat these foods. Indians love Masala Dosa which is completely unknown in Pakistan. At Best, some curry dishes have similarity. Even Biryani is cooked very differently in three countries. I have spent time in Riyadh a bit. I preferred to eat Middle Eastern Food there
I lived in Riyadh for 15 years
all my childhood was based on these foods
thanks for giving the nostalgia
cannot explain in words how much i miss this place
Hi dear
Where are you from?
The amount of love and respect you show everyone everywhere is admirable 💛
This takes me home. Especially the last meal w the bed of rice/raisins w the meat & the way you used your fingers to pick it up. I was born in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia & altho I have lived in America since I was 13 (I'm 27), Saudi Arabia will ALWAYS be home to me, so thank you for this video.
Hii
you gotta comeback and visit. u owe us that :)
Dhran Algnoob ظهران الجنوب؟
I really miss KSA..thanks Mark for featuring this beautiful country☺️
It brings back memories when I was still a OFW for 10 years in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia having my comfort food of kabsa, tamis, kubos dip in humus, konafa, falafil, ful, and having my meal at Shawaya restaurant in Riyadh and down south in the city of Jeddah eating my all time favorite Al Baik.
Man, this guys shows so much respect to everyone, he is so down to earth and humble as well 🥹
Salamm Aleekum! Having lived and eaten in Riyadh and Jeddah three different times in my life, I can honestly say in all my travels that the freshest, tastiest food has been in Saudi. Even their fast food fried chicken AL BAIK just melts in your mouth. When in America my home country, I cook at home because dining out is just not a great experience for me (I do go to TACO TRUCKS!) I guess I am spoiled! When I was in Uzbekistan, I check out your videos first to see if you had done a series and you had! My favorite restaurant was one you showcased! And I went to many! Come to San Antonio Texas!
Cooked food is always the best. Unfortunately fast food has taken over and its not really healthy. Nothing beats home cooked food
As a resident of riyadh , I was surprised that you managed to find these places , restaurants you visited are one of the oldest and sure most popular within locals only . I loved the episode Riyadh is great place to eat . I hope this is not the only episode as I would love to see your review on the modern places because they have a lot to offer
Enjoy your stay , I'm one of your oldest subscribers and sure would be an honor to meet you .
يا سيد علي احلا كيف حالك؟
Are there any other good spots like this off the beaten track?
The Haneedh, Madhbi and Mandi food are South Yemeni food not Saudi.
However, in that region we share each others food.
Just like Indian food is the same as Pakistani food or Bengali food.
The South Arabians and Saudis share common food.
All the food I saw were the same as what I eat at home including the chilie chutneys and Ashar
Kabsa is the real Saudi food that's it
متى مع السعودية اكل معروف حتى تقله انه زار مطاعم قديمة؟. كل المطاعم الذي زارها يمنية وسورية الأكل مندي يمني وحمص سوري وفول جره يمني. حتى الكبسة أصلها يمني. السعودية معها اكلة الجريش لا غير
@@user-hx3xi7dx5w ليس مستغرب منطق الحاقد حتي ولو كان بالاكل هاذا اذا لم تكن تعمل بالسعوديه اصلا وتاكل من خيرها
I just missed Saudi Arabia. The food, the shops..
سوف يدوخ ويغمى عليه من جمال الطعام السعودي … اجمل طعام في العالم
ما توقعت احد سعودي يتابع اجانب مثلي
@@Ghamodahوش فيها اذا سعودي يتابع اجانب
@@Ghamodahانا يمني واتابع اجانب😅
Oh I missed Riyadh! My home for 14 years. I missed the shawarma, felafel and khabsa! 😀 Thanks Mark for this video.
Where are you originally from and what was your profession?
@@frackjohn originally from Philippines, I worked as a nurse in Riyadh.
@@joyancheta3475 camosta. My wife is cabayan. Happy to hear that you consider Saudi Arabia as your home. Unfortunately she doesn't like felafel tho. lol.
@@joyancheta3475 you have a malayalam name
What amazing warm hearted people. We hear far too much bad about such friendly looking people, a smile speaks volume and the Saudi Arabian people have very inviting smiles! Would love to visit someday :)
Mark honestly you should be rewarded by the tourism ministry of Saudi Arabia, this video is Amazing!
Don't worry. Mark was very well paid to make this immoral video. Note that the place is empty, desolate, no women.
@@jerryross3438 They just like to sweep that under the carpet. Along with the injustice of innocent people being executed without trial.
@@jerryross3438 I’ve seen you leaving many negative comments about Saudi in this video.
What a miserable human.
@@jerryross3438 can’t be more immoral then a evangelical… that’s for sure
@@jerryross3438 لانتشرف بزيارة امثالك
Such a great episode, now I have some new places to visit in Riyadh. I agree, foul madamas and freshly baked flatbread is such a simple classic and fulfilling breakfast. People praise you for visiting the smaller establishments, but truly those are where you find the best food. Drive across the kingdom, stop at a gas station seemingly in the middle of nowhere and find the shawarma or khabsa restaurant and guaranteed you will have a good meal. I think the secret ingredient in Arabic food is the hospitality and generosity of the people.
Mark needs to return to Saudi, so many classic dishes you didn’t try, shakshooka, hashi, mandi, Hasawi rice, jareesh, …
Mark this Riyadh food tour is so inspiring. I would love to follow your trek and enjoy the people, their food (Haneeb, esp), and the sights. Thank you for the eye opener!
😍 Welcome to 🇸🇦KSA Mark!
Hope you're having a great time.
Great food choices, and if you're still in Riyadh then you gotta try out the shawarma at "Mama Nora" 'cause it's EPIC!
Also a great mix of tasty Saudi cuisine & old cultural atmosphere can be found at "Najd Village".
And I think you'll find the best Haneedh ever at "Abu Khayal" restaurant in the city of Abha.
All the best man! ❤️
The Haneedh is not Saudi Food - come on man
It is from South Yemen
Also Mandi and Madhbi are all South Yemeni food.
The only Saudi food is Kabsa
😅 I never said they were Saudi...although I believe many would argue otherwise.
Also there are many Saudi foods: mufattah, kabsa, matazeez, jareesh, saleeg, margoog, gursan, mathloothah, kulaijah, magshoosh, hunainy, marasee'a, harees, sayyadiyah, goozi,..., etc. & you should try'em 👍🏻...
@@SenaniTube
In Sha'a Allah when I get the opportunity to visit
Da'awatkom
Great foods 👍👍💯💯
Plus fish of Thewal in the North of Jeddah
Welcome to Saudi Arabia 😊 My family loves to watch your videos everyday .
I hope you enjoy in my country🇸🇦
omg a moa?!?!
What places would you recommend if you don't mind?
@@uhm175 I’m from Riyadh, u want a breakfast restaurant or Dinner/lunch?
@@uhm175 I recommend "Najd village restaurant" in Riyadh
@@mooncomet111 yes 😊
I liked that one, I live in Riyadh and dont often eat at these places but you remind us of the tastiness in authentic food cooked with love. Thanks Mark for representing Riyadh from the ground
يويل امها يا الراقي
Finally Mark 😍 I was waiting for you to visit our Country you and ur family are so welcome man 🇸🇦❤️ hope you guys had a good time here 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
lived in Riyadh for 14 years before I moved country - man all those buildings and roads I used to travel every single day. Brings back memories.
@HIT ME UP ON TELÈ... GRAM 👉@Official_MarkWiens Yeah no. I don't do scammers.
"Positivity and GOOD Food". And that is a GREAT way to wrap up this visit in Riyadh! Thnks, Mark!
Hii
حياك ببلدنا🇸🇦🇸🇦
Mark is a pure gentleman and so respectful of every culture and cuisine.
It reminds me of my 8 yrs. Staying in Saudi arabia what a great experience ❤️ specially in Jeddah 😘
I have been watching your videos from Saudi Arabia for four years, the beginning of the matter when I got depressed and I could not eat. I found your channel and started watching it. It helped me to eat again. Your way of explaining the food is great, keep it up, you and Ms. Lin💜💜💜🏃🏻♀️🏃🏻♀️
Welcome to Riyadh I am from Riyadh and I have been following you for a long time. Thank you for introducing our culture to the world ♥️🙏
Hi Mark, welcome to Saudi Arabia. I started following you after those great videos from Thai. You really made us make the right choices there. Thank you so much. If you have chance to come to Jeddah it will be my honor to show you around and advice the best seafood here.
I don't know too much about Saudi Arabia so I am very glad for this series with Mark over there👌🏻💯
Wow tasty 💯💯👍👍
Go to Saudi and find out all what u want to know. The life just one time.
@@Itsme-dv7wc انجليزي دا يا مرسي
@@bb1786 لاتكسر مجاديفه 😂😂
رحله الالف ميل تبدأ بخطوه وان شاء الله نشوفه بلبل 😂🫡
Mark's first time in Saudi Arabia woooo! 🇱🇦❤🇸🇦
not the first time. He has been to Saudi Arabia a couple of times before. search for it
Watch Mark's olerer videos!
Thank you very much for coming to my country Saudi Arabia. I'm a fan and what i like is that you are very humble and genuine you can tell if you liked the taste love your detail to things. I hope you enjoyed staying in Riyadh. ❤️
Welcome to Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 we so happy for your coming and we hope you love Saudi Arabia, we welcome you everytime 🇸🇦🇸🇦🤍
Welcome to Saudi Arabia ❤🇸🇦🇸🇦🇸🇦
this is why i love this show not only you got to learn the different foods of each country you visited but the energy the excitement and the enthusiasm you exudes in every meal tasting is infectious makes me wanna dig in to. Happy eating mark thnx for your food show.
I love learning about different cultures through food with Mark❤ beautiful ❤
Brings back childhood memories. Love arabian food.
I missed and I love Riyadh, I've been working there for 5 years. Riyadh is the place where I met my Nepali husband. God bless you and take care of you both with your wife 💓
This episode made me so happy I kept on catching myself chewing because I thought I was eating what you were eating. Lol. Everything looks so delicious!
You look like a chewer...
Wow 👍💯
Next episode we wanna see u in Riyadh 😊
Eating style is too cute😍
Same feeling
What an awesome experience and variety of Saudi food, I'm salivating 🤤
Love and respect to our Saudi neighbors!
Finally Mark Wiens in my country Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦… you are welcome, I wish that I knew about your visit so I can show you more about the reality of Saudi food. If you have a chance to visit the north of Saudi like Sakaka you are invited to a delicious northern cuisine 💐
وربي مو مصدق انه شرفنا و زارنا 😭❤️
ادع معي ان اسيادنا الاوربيين يرضون عنا
@@nadeernadeer4418 صحيح ، لكن لو شفت بالرياض مامعاه أحد يتكلم معاه فقط مرافق من الإعلام بدون دور ، وأكيد في جدة مع هشام اللي حينسى نفسه ويفكر الحلقة له.
@@spidyman8853 غير صحيح، قال الله تعالى عن نبيه ابراهيم عليه السلام(فما لبث أن جاء بعجل حنيذ) وابراهيم عليه السلام ماكان في اليمن
@@spidyman8853
تراك ازعجت الناس في كل تعليق تدخل وتكتب نفس الكلام ، واضح انك معتووه او فيك اعاقه عقلية الله يشفيك
@@spidyman8853
فعلا انت مهرج (:
I miss Saudi so muchhh ❤
I was salivating watching the entire video 🤤 love your positive energy, Mark ✨
The food in Saudi Arabia is so delicious. I really miss it 😢
I just love how Mark doesn’t think twice about what he is eating. I had to stop for a second when he said camel meat. I understand that different cultures eat differently but Mark just dives in. I just think it is amazing how Mark respects every culture he touches. Poor Marks throat sounds so sore. The gentleman eating hummus with Mark was so serious and then he ate the hummus by itself and with other things and he got excited. It’s a great video 👍🏻🤙🏻
Mark has morality problems, not eating problems.
Yes how did this guy came in? Maybe wanted his 10 minutes of fame?
@@Splendidtrucker1235 I think he is his host or someone from tourism department
Thank you Mark for sharing your videos . I also love lamb and hummus ❤️
If you tried the camel liver you’d understand that’s it’s not about respecting others culture but the thing so dam goood
Love the cleanliness in preparation and serving of food.
Great video and showcase of diverse Saudi food & culture 👏👏👏
This brings back some memories I do remember eating the Saudi rice that is like a yellow redish colour was a particular taste. but yes thanks for sharing this beautiful adventure once again 💯
I really enjoy watching Marks videos with my feet up and a few beers. I end up drooling he makes everything look delicious and they way he explains the experience i can almost smell and taste it myself
You took us around the world with food! Thank you ☺️
15:59 - Mark's eating companion upstaging him a bit with the eye pop move. 👀 🤣
Mark I love your show, ever since you came to Jamaica that's when I first saw your show and I've watched everything before and after you might figured out already am a Jamaican but the experience has been amazing,thank you my kitchen has changed forever thank you again.
Thanks Mark for sharing another masterful episode. Gastronomy of Riyadh in A. Saudita. The versatility of meals and ways of cooking is impressive. The alternatives of its menu based fundamentally on camel and lamb meat are amazing.👍👏
Hi , I am Sri Lankan
Thank you Mark! You inspire me too try all foods from around the world. As Andrew Zimmern says: If it looks good eat it!
I like how all the places that he went to are not known places just humble places
Saudi Food looks really Healthy & Hearty
Superb Mark!!! I kept recollecting the authentic Saudi's recipe while Mark chewing brought my taste buds tingling... Haha 😀👌💕
Hii
Oh man their food is crazy yummy 😋 what a feast. ❤
Absolutely loved this food vlog Mark! Thank you :)
I have spend like 6 years in Riyadh city and had such meals every single day... Now I see what I miss...ummmm.... thanks for bringing back old memories...
I didn't think you could top your break of dawn Japanese fish market video but this is right up there. I love how enthusiastic you are to see new types of cooking all around the world for the same types of food. Thank you for going not only to high end restaurants but backyard places in every nook and cranny you can find.
Hi
I love how he pronounces Riyadh the proper way and with emphasis👍🏾
انه شخص ذواق من الدرجة الأولى ويتقن فن التغميس
Thank you for introducing us as Saudis to these hidden gems!
Creative as usual Mark.. I remember the first video I saw of you it was in Osaka Japan around 7 years ago and I've been following u ever since,, always your videos put a big smile on my face.. and finally you're in my city Riyadh ,, a thousand welcome my friend.
Hi Mark! This video brought me back to KSA. Thank you so much for doing this video. ❤️ Please try Al Baik broasted chicken and Maestro pizza. 🔥
I very much respect that Mark demonstrates authenticity and with the assistance of the country’s tourist officials and others including local people. However his style means I must limit the frequency of watching his videos. I am a food and travel enthusiast preferring other channels which also provide similar depictions of communities and cultures.
I just love watching Mark. His enthusiasm is contagious and I find myself smiling for no particular reason just seeing how he enjoys what he does. No wonder why he's got almost 10 Million subscribers. So many others feel the way I do. Thanks Mark, for the delicious entertainment!
Amazing 🧀🧀
The Best Food Ever...I miss Riyadh.
Thank you...SIR MARK for sharing and travelling to one of my fave country.
It reminds me of my two yrs working in Riyadh Saudi Arabia.I love the Arabic food .I missed everything in Saudi
Here is a list of TRADITIONAL NAJDI dishes you need to try (Najd is the central area of Saudi Arabia including Riyadh):
Rice dishes:
- Kabsah (Madghoot)
- Madfoon
Whole wheat very traditional dishes:
- Markook
- Matazeez
- Thareed
- Marasee
- Qursan
- Jareesh
Desserts:
- Masabeeb
- Afeesah (Qishd)
- Mohalla
- Hnainee
- Qirs Mafrook (Fareek)
- Klaija
- Qirs Omar
- Tatlee
Soups
- Bamyah
- Khodar (Qaraa)
- Shorabat Laham (Green meat soup)
Have you forgotten some thing ibrahim ? the Gofr (bacon) 😊
@@spidyman8853 ولازال الحاقد يموت بحقده
@@user-br3og8qn9g اشكرك على صملتك
مجرد رجل ساذج يحاول ينسب اكلات يمنيه ولا يرضى ان تكون سعوديه
ولا يعلم ان هناك اكلات عديده من ثقافات مختلفه اهلها انتقلو الى السعوديه من عشرات السنين
وجلبو ثقافاتهم معهم منها الفلافل والفول والشاورما والمشويات والخ واصبحت ثقافه سعوديه غصب عنهم
وان كان الساذج اليمني يقرى كلامي هذا
تذكر ان كل اكله ليست سعوديه بحسب كلامك
اتو بها اهلها من بلدانهم مهاجرين يبحثون عن لقمه عيشهم في بلد الخير
فان كثرت الاطعمه المختلفه دليلها ان المملكه تحتضن مهاجرين عديدين مثلك ومثل غيرك
@@spidyman8853 Haneedh is originally from Makkah area befory your grandfather came from India to south yemen and it is registered in the holy Quran in Hud chapter.
أقول أسكت بس تفشل ماأحد يعرفها ولا لها شعبية أصلاً😂 كل الاكل المشهور في السعودية حجازي ويمني وشامي. النجدي ماأحد يبيه😂
My ultimate fave "Shawarma" and "roast lamb with yellow rice" magnifico!! 👌😋
It's good that you're going to the actual local places rather than the big, expensive places in Riyadh. Never seen that camel liver breakfast before. Goals
This video is excellent. Thank you for inspiring me to travel in places I haven’t considered on my own.
The camel liver dishes are unique to me. My husband and I love beef liver, so I'm curious to try camel now.
Camel is the best
I love falafel! Its one of my favorite foods and good to see different kinds.
Hey Mark. I know this was a great adventure. Keep bringing these travel vids. You're awesome.. Again, Enjoy.. 🐞❤️
@22:51 the “sticks” is taken from a tree called locally “Marach", however its botanic name is “Leptadenia”. it is considered one of the aromatic plants. 22:51
I love how your eyes almost pop out of your head! I think I would pass on the organ and liver dishes. My old system couldn’t handle them. I do like falafel and hummus, so good! Wow, unbelievable presentation of that lamb and rice. The way you describe it, I can almost taste it. Heavenly!!
I LOVE watching Mark eat. When you have followed his adventures for as long of a time as I have, you start to realize the small differences in his voice as he talks about his meal. He is NEVER not nice about the food or the Cook or the restaurant, etc., but you get immediately about his enjoyment....or lack of....what he is eating. "Not too spicy" means it''s OK but not the flavor he enjoys. Talking about the texture or addition of more Olive Oil or Italian sauce means something he wasn't expecting or cared about. I LOVE listening to Mark cuz I know his taste buds are usually "right on the money" as they say. I am making plans this year and into 2025 to visit areas in Pakistan and India and China.....waiting and praying the Covid Crap has airlines and hotels, etc., to fully go back to business... And believe me...Mark has been downloaded in areas I wish to visit and to EAT what he EATS and WHERE he does...and how he does it! He has worked very hard to bring us incredible food and where to find it. Thank you, Mark!
At 6:35 the arguments in the back shows the generosity at its finest.
The Yemeni worker offered that this time it will be on the house. And the Saudi man swearing that he will pay. ❤
Thank you mark for this documentation
Allah bless you ❤
finally, Mark is Saudi Arabia we've been waiting for such a long time
Saudi Arabian food looks so good! I love lambs and organs so much!!!
Is that you in the profile pic? 😅
@@nomad_333_ 😸😸😸
Excellent food tour..Thanks for sharing
nice tour with delicious 😋 foods 👍
That hummus looks so fluffy, creamy and delicious!
I watch some of the other food travel guys but Mark remains above and beyond the best.
Amazing Mark! The similarities with Mexican barbacoa are insane!
I can't believe....Lamb and liver and all the rest of it.... Of course, I do like and understand Falafel...but WOW the different ways they prepare it! How fun and Tasty! You do eat stuff that you ALWAYS seem to adore. I rarely ever see you get a "sour look" on your face from what you may be eating....and you are always careful not to be nasty about an experience of a dish you are not liking. But mostly, you really love most foods you eat, so Congratulations on dishes you make us all want to try!
Awesome vid! Love your food hunting ❤
Feel better Mark, loving the new intro graphics. Keep up the great work!