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The one thing I love about you guys is that, you promote Africa, while channels like "African Diaspora Channel" they are only focusing on South Africa..
Alla, mastered the the eating with hands 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽love you Alla , you are one luck girl learning different cultures in the African continent. Kudos to your parents 💞💞💞💞🇺🇸
It is a great delight to watch you all enjoy yourselves, meet new people, and eat delicious food. The people of Zambia have such beautiful skin and ultra-friendly.
Just wanted to add while Zambia is safe there is need to take precaution and familiarize one self with which areas are safe and not, do your due diligence with the people you mix with and the right times and places you go especially in the evenings.
FAM I can guarantee once you get back to the US all you'll be getting satisfied to will be nshima ..once you go African you gone baby ....much love from us Zambian 🇿🇲
My first time in Zambia to see someone start with vagitable in hands take it to the Shima then eat. Wow! American invention...welcome to Zambia! I enjoy your vlogs.
The word nshima is actually the Zambian English name. The name of nshima in the Bemba language to which Bwalya the restaurant owner is from, is ubwali. So it is the same pronunciation as the Kenyani ugali, the only difference is the first two letters & the first three in the Zambian word. Ubwali - syllables pronunced as Uu-bwa-li.
@@nannanyambe599 and who told you it's a English word lol there are 72 tribes in Zambia & the word Nshima is a common name to others especially for those who are out of Zambia because in Zambia they call it different kind of names such as Nshima (Nsima, Shima, Sima & very similar to the Sadza of Zimbabwe. Smh
@@TheHardcoreboy747 no local language calls it nshima its called inshima in Kaonde, Lamba and others and that's were the English version comes in. You can do your own research.
I like the new editing explaining what you're about to do & we get more info about the owners where they from and their culture the food looks delicious nice job👏🏾😘
Absolutely, I agree with you 100 per cent. That 's the food Zambian people have grown up on. You can go anywhere in the world try different world cuisines but I for one always goes back to my number love food...nshima & always miss it when I go for months without eating it.
This is one of the best videos from Zambia that I have watched. The food is nice & Bwalya & her sister are what we would call as fair dinkum here. I hope I shall try to find their restaurant next time I come there.
Buka Buka does get much larger than that one, next time you go to a Zambian restaurant you ask for dry Mpulungu Kapeta, prepared by someone who knows how to cook you might even like it just as much asMukeke, maybe even more. Another food that is a must is CHIKANDA , exclusive to Zambia and extremely mouthwatering. I agree with Ella - Zambian traditional food is simply the best.
All organic. Zambia is only one of two African countries that doesn’t allow GMO food. It sneaks in with processed food imported from South Africa. Traditional food is pretty much 100% organic. To be honest that’s what saved us (and other Africans) from being wiped out by COVID (except South Africa where most of their food is GMO and/or full of chemicals).
Hey guys!! Awesome awesome. Bless those ladies' hearts. That food looked...well I'm starving. About to head to mom's for dinner. And bless you guys' hearts also. I love your vlogs and am always looking forward to the upcoming new ones. Very very nice. Please keep coming out with more vlogs!!
Family y'all please take it easy on that Nshima😀 its a trap. Once it enters your system it becomes very hard to survive without it. Otherwise glad you are enjoying the food much love..
Seeing you eating with your hands...I remember that we used to tease one of our sisters that she liked to eat with her hands. And also I remember one time in Curaçao a friend of my work invited me at his home and they offered me a delicious lunch with fish, funchi (cooked cornmeal) with plenty fried plantains. I was waiting for them to come and join me, but my food started to get cold, so I started eating and after that I still did not see them so I brought my plate to the kitchen and saw them all sitting on the floor enjoying their food eating with their hands, I told them I could not wait any longer for them and they answered me we are sorry not to join you cause we eat with our hands...so great to see you Americans adjusting to their culture, I wish I could be there too👏😍
Honestly I cannot get enough of your channel!! You truly appreciate everything you see and eat!! Love it! You should definitely take a trip through Zimbabwe, dishes are similar, English is spoken throughout the country aswell. I would suggest not just seeing the capital but exploring Victoria falls of of course and if you can the eastern highlands, some of the most beautiful views in Southern Africa. You are guaranteed to enjoy. I would suggest linking up with a local UA-cam’s named Mr Zim to show you around, he’s great too! Loving your vlogs!😊
Greetings UAN, great conversation and the Zambian Queens sisters is so beautiful and I know that she is already spoken for and Zambia are really.. I see also that Ala is laving the time of her life on the Kemetian AKA African continent . Thanks for sharing UAN....
@@bartonlloyd1616 I remember when I was in school we would bring nshima and have it for lunch break after that we would doze in class especially during physics 😂
You should try different foods apart from nshima. Samp, cassava nshima, millet nshima, sweet potatoes in groundnuts, drinks such as chibwantu, tobwa, munkokyo, street food like vitumbuwa. We have such a variety of food. If possible go for icilanga mulilo 😂😂 you will be exposed to almost everything.
I've been trying to tell people that Zambian food is the bomb. Of all African food it's got the most diverse selection from my experience. Even the diversity of veggies in the dishes is crazy. I think west Africa is the only one that can contend the position
@@africaine4889 WRONG!! Zambian and Congolese share different of manuals maybe little bit of Similarities but totally different when it comes to cooking 😆
@@TheHardcoreboy747 u see how congo enters in zambia right. Same people that have been separated by colonization. Ecactly the same food, same names, same culture and we also share a same tribe. U never been to Congo. I have heen to both countries
@@africaine4889 that's not true. Zambia has not been separated from Congo by colonisation. It's clear your parents/grandparents didn't talk to you about your history. Zambians who have roots in Kongo, (and i say 'Kongo' because that was once the name of the large area which included Congo and part of Angola. ) migrated themselves to get away from the King or other reasons like disagreements with others. No white man was involved with that migration 🙄 and it happened before they discovered that part of Africa. Not all Zambians have that ancestry. We are a mix of Soth African ancestry, etc. We may have similarities but you can't claim Zambian culture is exactly like Congolese. You can always pick the difference between a Zambian and Congolese especially if you're abroad.
Sorry but where exactly is Just now? Have you you checked out jazz fusion music nights at Scallywags, Makeni Mall, Lusaka on Saturday evenings with the Michah and David jazz fusion band.
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This video is going to have me searching for Zambian food in Washington DC. YUM.
Kudos to the two sisters. I have known them since childhood. They come from a good family. God bless them.
The one thing I love about you guys is that, you promote Africa, while channels like "African Diaspora Channel" they are only focusing on South Africa..
Still coming back these episodes.....never get tired of them
Alla, mastered the the eating with hands 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽love you Alla , you are one luck girl learning different cultures in the African continent. Kudos to your parents 💞💞💞💞🇺🇸
It is a great delight to watch you all enjoy yourselves, meet new people, and eat delicious food. The people of Zambia have such beautiful skin and ultra-friendly.
I just love how y’all are no pretense just good people, be blessed family. 🥰🔥🔥
I'm waiting for you guys to taste Chikanda.. the African Polony
The owner looks so nice, her smile makes you feel welcome.
Just wanted to add while Zambia is safe there is need to take precaution and familiarize one self with which areas are safe and not, do your due diligence with the people you mix with and the right times and places you go especially in the evenings.
Thank you for representing African Americans well abroad.
This is a powerful and appreciated sentiment.
We love them and they’re welcome to make this home 🙏
You guys are Killin it with these Zambian vlogs💥💥💥💥💯💯💯
The food looks delicious and the owner is so friendly.
Buga buga comes from lake tanganyika , the same lake that’s also in Burundi
Am slowly falling in love with this family they are so down to earth, since I discovered them I have been binge watching there videos everyday😊
Am so glad that you guys love Zambian food.. Great video family
It's so nice seeing them try Zambian dishes. As a Zambian living out of Zambia, I miss the food; the fresh, organic, non GMO, wholesome food!
FAM I can guarantee once you get back to the US all you'll be getting satisfied to will be nshima ..once you go African you gone baby ....much love from us Zambian 🇿🇲
The most interesting woman since you landed in Zambia...no cap ☝️🤞 am finna have a chat witch'u guys
Zambia kept foreigners and still keeping well done God bless you for that.
You people are blending in so well. am enjoying following yall.
Just now food looks delish and the two ladies are very bright & welcoming. If I ever visit their country for sure will stop by.
Very respectful people. Bless this family. We need more diaspora families like this
Wade Maya instructed me to be here and am loving It .......
Hi
Wish someone would invite them at a chilanga mulilo or amatebeto , they will definitely love it
My exact thought!
i love love your contents especially as a Zambian 🇿🇲 only good vibes only i love how you love our food we love you family
Watching you guys eating always makes me hungry 😋. I feel for some Nigerian dish.
Zambia accent is very light and good than others countries including South Africa.
Zambia actually has different ascents depending on which part of the country you come from.
Oh lord theer we go lol
@@africaine4889 😂🤣🤣😂🤣😂
This is the closest accent to our kenyan accent I’ve heard from different african countries accents
The need to always drag South Africa into everything though. Y'all are funny 😂
Ala seems to be enjoying 😉 😎 she is home. I wish my daughter was this easy she seems to be copping well she's used to travelling
My first time in Zambia to see someone start with vagitable in hands take it to the Shima then eat. Wow! American invention...welcome to Zambia! I enjoy your vlogs.
I enjoyed seeing that too 😆
It actually looks easier 😅
Nshima is Zambian's version of Ugali in Kenya. It is a staple food in Kenya. I love the Zambian food
But Zambian ugali is the bomb 💣
The word nshima is actually the Zambian English name. The name of nshima in the Bemba language to which Bwalya the restaurant owner is from, is ubwali. So it is the same pronunciation as the Kenyani ugali, the only difference is the first two letters & the first three in the Zambian word. Ubwali - syllables pronunced as Uu-bwa-li.
@@nannanyambe599 and who told you it's a English word lol there are 72 tribes in Zambia & the word Nshima is a common name to others especially for those who are out of Zambia because in Zambia they call it different kind of names such as Nshima (Nsima, Shima, Sima & very similar to the Sadza of Zimbabwe. Smh
We call it sima in coastal kenya
@@TheHardcoreboy747 no local language calls it nshima its called inshima in Kaonde, Lamba and others and that's were the English version comes in. You can do your own research.
I like the new editing explaining what you're about to do & we get more info about the owners where they from and their culture the food looks delicious nice job👏🏾😘
Zambia got nice food you guys are enjoying my tongue was dancing 😋😋😋😋
let it dance
hahahaha
Zambia appears to be a land of plenty.
The steaks are so large, in other parts of Africa beef is very expensive.
@@jessicalupiya6793 Thanks for the explanation. I can see the Almighty has really blessed that nation.
It’s important and we don’t have GMO in the food chain. Most cattle is grass fed and only given grain toward the end before slaughter, if at all.
I enjoyed the interaction and conversations. I will make sure to visit the restaurant when I go back.
I love Alla's enthusiasm with the food. Living through her!
Someone should hook them up with a chilanga mulilo, because the fam are foodies❤️
I'm definitely rooting for this idea.. it'll be an awesome experience for them hands down
I agree! Lol. That will be epic for them.
They say the world revolves around the sun, Zambia revolves around nshima
Absolutely, I agree with you 100 per cent. That 's the food Zambian people have grown up on. You can go anywhere in the world try different world cuisines but I for one always goes back to my number love food...nshima & always miss it when I go for months without eating it.
Nice one family Nomads 🍃 we are filling the love of Zambian food & the warmth of the people is Devine amazing.
love ure videos shes soo smart......
I'm glad our American people like their ancestral dish Shima or ugali. Yeah God bless you fam.
Need to look for this restaurant and support local!!!
Looks appetizing.
This is one of the best videos from Zambia that I have watched. The food is nice & Bwalya & her sister are what we would call as fair dinkum here. I hope I shall try to find their restaurant next time I come there.
Wow this is great nice to see you Bwalya and Sue ❤️❤️.
Buka Buka does get much larger than that one, next time you go to a Zambian restaurant you ask for dry Mpulungu Kapeta, prepared by someone who knows how to cook you might even like it just as much asMukeke, maybe even more. Another food that is a must is CHIKANDA , exclusive to Zambia and extremely mouthwatering.
I agree with Ella - Zambian traditional food is simply the best.
Yes chikanda. My favorite vegetarian polony.
They are so lovely and interested in trying everything in Africa, I genuinely love how they are so humbled and arrogant
You are officially "NSHIMA PEOPLE"
Thank you for this. Finally going home in October after covid and will definitely go here and thank you for showing me places to vist while home.
My gosh ! Watching you from Japan visiting my country and enjoying local eats makes me wanna come back !
It's good to see that you guys have mastered how to eat Nshima now 😁..You are Zambians now lol
You guys are doing great eating by hands that's the way to enjoy African food
Y’all really looked sleepy after that meal. Must have been good. Enjoyed the interview with the two sisters.
Everything looked so good and fresh...zero additives.
All organic. Zambia is only one of two African countries that doesn’t allow GMO food. It sneaks in with processed food imported from South Africa. Traditional food is pretty much 100% organic. To be honest that’s what saved us (and other Africans) from being wiped out by COVID (except South Africa where most of their food is GMO and/or full of chemicals).
Your great in joy our Zambian meal you amaz me🙏🙏 we♥️♥️ you
Lovely, Lovely indeed ❤️. Next time try village chicken, nshima,beans, and vegetables .
Great interview
This is pure Zambian food
Hey guys!! Awesome awesome. Bless those ladies' hearts. That food looked...well I'm starving. About to head to mom's for dinner. And bless you guys' hearts also. I love your vlogs and am always looking forward to the upcoming new ones. Very very nice. Please keep coming out with more vlogs!!
Great family indeed, my job permits me to travel everywhere in the world I wish I had interest in vlogging
Great experience.
Nothing beats eating at a cultural food joint.
If you know, you know lol.
Fam I need a warning sign when you about to eat some grub so that I can grab something for myself,it's 2am and I'm feeling Abit peckish
I think a food warning sign is needed.Im now about to eat and it's only 6:30 in the morning.I am dying for some good Zambian fish.
😆
The Nomads are realists. Period!
Great job and video
Mr Aaron Tasted buka buka fish.... I said he Tasted buka buka fish!
I really wanna meet you guys just started watching when you went to matebeto for the traditional food
This is epic!!!
I can feel the taste on my computer!!
ZAMBIA ACCENT GREAT SO NICE AND EASY
I like how you can speak,there's just a different vibe with the tone of your accent.🔥❤️🤞
The food looks delicious
Family y'all please take it easy on that Nshima😀 its a trap. Once it enters your system it becomes very hard to survive without it. Otherwise glad you are enjoying the food much love..
Your comment is on the money bro
Very true 😅😂😅
So true lol.. 😆
😅😅😅😅
Unapologetic Nomads....
More fun, more life!!!!
Enjoy yourselves Fam
Seeing you eating with your hands...I remember that we used to tease one of our sisters that she liked to eat with her hands. And also I remember one time in Curaçao a friend of my work invited me at his home and they offered me a delicious lunch with fish, funchi (cooked cornmeal) with plenty fried plantains. I was waiting for them to come and join me, but my food started to get cold, so I started eating and after that I still did not see them so I brought my plate to the kitchen and saw them all sitting on the floor enjoying their food eating with their hands, I told them I could not wait any longer for them and they answered me we are sorry not to join you cause we eat with our hands...so great to see you Americans adjusting to their culture, I wish I could be there too👏😍
Awesome and yummy!
Honestly I cannot get enough of your channel!! You truly appreciate everything you see and eat!! Love it! You should definitely take a trip through Zimbabwe, dishes are similar, English is spoken throughout the country aswell. I would suggest not just seeing the capital but exploring Victoria falls of of course and if you can the eastern highlands, some of the most beautiful views in Southern Africa. You are guaranteed to enjoy. I would suggest linking up with a local UA-cam’s named Mr Zim to show you around, he’s great too!
Loving your vlogs!😊
This is beautiful
Please take time to also listen to some Zambian music too 🙏🏽
T-bone on my mind!!!!!
Greetings UAN, great conversation and the Zambian Queens sisters is so beautiful and I know that she is already spoken for and Zambia are really.. I see also that Ala is laving the time of her life on the Kemetian AKA African continent . Thanks for sharing UAN....
Music is beginning is🔥🤟🏼
Am hungry , yummy 🤤
Awesome video👌🏽. When you eat nshima you feel like taking a nap after😂😂
Especially when you eat then go to class or a meeting 😂😂😂,
@@bartonlloyd1616 eish the struggle 😂😂🙆🏾♂️
@@bartonlloyd1616 I remember when I was in school we would bring nshima and have it for lunch break after that we would doze in class especially during physics 😂
@@blessbima0642 ,😂😂 I tell you. Sivinthu
@@charitychanda1550 😂😂😂 five fingers bakamba
Lol, I think Ala is home 🤗☺️
Ala is ours. Lovely child.
If the all BLACK DIASPORA was like you GUYS !!!!!!!!!
We Would, no doubt be Number 1💥💥💥🖤
I miss Kariba bream soooi much, I'm a Zimbabwean living in Dubai. When l go home for holiday l wil go to Kariba myself to buy fish 🐟.
The hair 🔥
Loved this video Fam 💗💗💙
Alla is doing it right...you start with the nshima first not the relish 😂
Great content
Great menu,
You should try different foods apart from nshima. Samp, cassava nshima, millet nshima, sweet potatoes in groundnuts, drinks such as chibwantu, tobwa, munkokyo, street food like vitumbuwa. We have such a variety of food. If possible go for icilanga mulilo 😂😂 you will be exposed to almost everything.
Yah for real a chilanga mulilo would be the best way they can try almost everything at once🔥🔥🔥
Sounds good. Contact us on Instagram @unapologetic_nomads
Guys whos havn chilanga mulilo real soon?🤣🤣invite these guys please🤣🤣
Sure thing.
I've been trying to tell people that Zambian food is the bomb. Of all African food it's got the most diverse selection from my experience. Even the diversity of veggies in the dishes is crazy. I think west Africa is the only one that can contend the position
Come and see the food in Congo. We actually have the same dishes as zamians and more
@@africaine4889 WRONG!! Zambian and Congolese share different of manuals maybe little bit of Similarities but totally different when it comes to cooking 😆
@@TheHardcoreboy747 u see how congo enters in zambia right. Same people that have been separated by colonization. Ecactly the same food, same names, same culture and we also share a same tribe. U never been to Congo. I have heen to both countries
Yes I hear there are Bemba people in Congo. Same family chilufya in Congo is Kilufya
@@africaine4889 that's not true. Zambia has not been separated from Congo by colonisation. It's clear your parents/grandparents didn't talk to you about your history. Zambians who have roots in Kongo, (and i say 'Kongo' because that was once the name of the large area which included Congo and part of Angola. ) migrated themselves to get away from the King or other reasons like disagreements with others. No white man was involved with that migration 🙄 and it happened before they discovered that part of Africa. Not all Zambians have that ancestry. We are a mix of Soth African ancestry, etc. We may have similarities but you can't claim Zambian culture is exactly like Congolese. You can always pick the difference between a Zambian and Congolese especially if you're abroad.
Yo I like the content it's good
Its natural when you start to roll the nshima I see you all catching up quick , especially Ala sorry Mum and Dad 😁🤣
Happy stay.
This is so cool
Sorry but where exactly is Just now?
Have you you checked out jazz fusion music nights at Scallywags, Makeni Mall, Lusaka on Saturday evenings with the Michah and David jazz fusion band.
The info is in the description
Enjoy 😉
Insaka pano I'm hungry 😋