Street Food in Kenya - ULTIMATE KENYAN FOOD TOUR in Nairobi | East African Food Tour!
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Thank you for watching this ultimate Kenyan street food tour in Nairobi! I met up with my friend James who took me around to a few of his favorite spots to eat.
Kawangware, Nairobi, Kenya
Here's most of the food we tried on this amazing tour of Nairobi:
Ann Restaurant - Dagoretti Corner - This small street food stall on Dagoretti Corner in Nairobi serves all sorts of Kenyan / East African foods. Their chapatis are especially good, and their Lake Victoria sardines fried with tomatoes.
Chapati
Dagaa - Lake Victoria sardine
Matumbo - stomach stew
Githeri - beans and maize
The guy sitting across the table - “you should not eat beans and sardines together, or you’ll have gas.”
Total bill - 1,050 KES ($10.39) - we paid for 4 or 5 guys eating there
Stomach Clinix - This was the best food stop of the day, a neighborhood meat shop that James took me to that specializes in cow head soup. The grilled tongue was also spectacular, but the soup was the best.
Total price - 200 KES ($1.98)
Dagoretti Market - After the meat, we took a walk over to Dagoretti Market. After browsing around for a while, we stopped for another plate of mixed Kenyan food, mostly dengu, which are mung beans. It was simple, but quite good.
Dengu - mung beans
Total price - 300 KES ($2.97)
Unity Cafe Hotel - We met up with some of James' friend in Kawangware, and went to eat across the street from their shoe shop. The mandazi mix was the highlight of this Kenyan meal.
Total price - 600 KES ($5.94) for all
Cow foot fry - Next we headed over to Oscar who makes cow food soup, fry and boil. He was a very friendly man, and showed me his entire process of making cow foot soup. It was delicious!
Total price - 450 KES ($4.45)
Kenyan street food - To end this Kenyan street food tour of Nairobi we had to eat one of the ultimate Kenyan fast food meat treats. You'll see these types of grills all over the streets in the late afternoon throughout Nairobi. You just choose what you want, it's cut on the chopping board, and you stand and eat.
Esophagus
Intestines
Mutura - minced meat sausage
Mutura - blood sausage
Udder
Total price - 200 KES ($1.97)
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Mark Wiens your the man bro the one that tours the world for people to see
Thank you for your videos i really appreciate it
I like your videos.
Mark Wiens Yesssssssss you never mix those two!
place looks like a tip
Imagine how peaceful this world could be if everyone approached other people's cultures with Mark's sincerity. Not once did he seem arrogant or afraid. Much love from North Carolina, U.S.
MUCH LOVE TOO FROM KENYA
Wow that's true 👍
true
We need to feed them? xds but yah. Mark is a gem. PTL
Well he isn't honest about food he doesn't like either
Iam proud of to be a kenyan and can't imagine how much I love my country and people😘WAKENYA MKO WAPI✌
Tuko 🇰🇪
We here..254 for life
Tuko hapa👍
Hapa!!
Tuko mzeiya
Someone in the background said "hiyo supu ikuje tume lipia drum nzima wewe" hahahahaha meaning "can that soup come "we have paid" for the whole drum." Love Kenyans for real. You can easily tell Mark treated them to a meat party. Love it!
They gave the "mzungu" mkobero?? LOLEST!
We appreciate for sharing our culture ka we ni mkenya piga like
I am in kenya I was born here
niko area bro
Proud to be a Kenyan
@@anngaitho6691 hola
@@alexanderromeo704 hey
I love how when he visits different countries he doesn't go to the rich and luxurious places but he goes to places where the common citizen can afford
He is on duty. For the betterment of his subscribers.
Exactly 💯
UPDATE 11/8/20: Thank you all for the likes and comments. Was only speaking from my heart. :)
With all due respect. I have a lot of respect for Mark because I could tell there were probably some foods he didn’t like at all but he’s so kind, respectful and cautious of what he says so he’s not disrespecting anyone’s culture. Thank you Mark for your politeness and positivity. You are a example on how one should respect other people’s cultures!
Zain Seyal I wonder when a lack of hygiene became part of someone'e culture?
I wonder where a lack of respect became a part of another's?
I bet you have never been to the hospital all your life because you are very hygienic.
I don't like that they put the hot and boiling soups in the plastic bottles, the traditional way years ago probably had the soups prepared in their native jugs made from clay or something but then plastic was introduced and they probably found it easier to use and are unaware of the dangers lurking in some heated plastics ....
twinkitten1 this is true , but also in the west the truly monetise the causes of health problems and they are well award of it.
I hear Jamaican🇯🇲 music in the bus!!! Big up to y’all, Kenya!!
We are heavy on Reggae and dance hall vibes. I bet an average Kenyan on the street is more Jamaican than some of you Jamaican. Vybz Kartel can be elected a Kenyan member of parliament
Gaza, Portmore,
And 2pac on the side
@@Toofelix on point😂😂😂😂huyo ata anaeza kua gavana wa nairobi
Its awesome to hear🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
I'm Kenyan I really do like our street food 😋 Nipe like if your a Kenyan watching this
Me too
From the Philippines . I love Kenya and anything about Africa. The beauty of the place the innocence and kindness of the people is no question. I hope I can also visit Kenya and experience the kindness of its people. God bless you country.
You most welkam
Welcome Drey
God bless you too
My friend wellcome to Kenya I'm Kenyan and I like people of Philippines very very much
❤️
From Philippines my respect to kenya and its Beautiful culture..God bless your people and your country..
Put it in your wishlist...once here you won't regret and if you want to enjoy your trip,be like the locals,don't be like a tourist...it's not much fun to visit as a tourist....I mean come here and live like the locals eg public transport,eat in the restaurant,of your choice of course,walk in the streets freely,etc
Thanks
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God bless you too...You also have a beautiful country and the soap operas that you produce are quite a hit in Kenya ...it has our women glued on TV when they are on air.
Thanks
I'm from Philippines and I love Kenyan foods😁❤️
Welcome to Kenya
Come again we love visitors🙏🙏🙏
And i love you also
Welcome Kenya my dear sister
Come visit Kenya
It is worth mentioning how Mark is just sooo happy to be with James 🥺❤️ humanity personified ! Muchlove from Botswana 🇧🇼
This is 💯 legit Nairobi getto life. No Hollywood clean up. Mark is a real O.G.!
Lilly Kamau no. Bald and Bankrupt is the real og. Mark is gay
Lee Harvey Oswald lmao
Lilly Kamau you said it
Lilly Kamau yes! Even the woman looks so Kenyan. Amazing.. Paris Kenya Trinidad
Lilly Kamau @06:40.. A real woman look at the proud smile in her eyes!!
Mark i respect you and the people after watching this video. Black, white, yellow and red we are all brothers and sisters. Peace ✌❤
Chami K sorry to say this but u have a mind of resist ...there is no need to mention the skin color here
It very different dear, the white hv some behavior which is not good, some but (most of them)
@subham sarkar you have a twisted mind yourself. I'm not a racist girl.
@juliet kankam so sorry to hear that. Let's hope things Change. Don't put yourself in the level of racist people. They're so low.
@@Chami-Kholhring is normal to me but I I had something now they worried too
@ Chami K You have such a sweet spirit. I understand totally what you are trying to convey. The world would be such a beautiful place if love was the centrifugal of one's mind and heart. What a lovely example Mark Wien's is - every person is precious, signicant, and loveable. Have a blessed day🌹
Listening to the Swahili in the background is the real gold in this video 😂😂😂😂
Hello African people greetings from Philippines 🇵🇭😍😘
Am Kenyan too planning to visit the Philippines to see my friend and enjoy the country at large
Hello Asian people,greetings from Africa
Hello Kabayan
Hi too
Hallo
I had a lot of kenyan friends in uae... They were the nicest people very gentle and sweet..we always had a barbeque parties every weekend... Love from Philippines🇵🇭
Momumbiqueons produly proudly
Mark you friggin legend!!! You ate, Omena, Matumbo, Mutura, Githeri, Chapati, Supu ya Ngombe, Ugali, Nyama Choma ete etc...
We Salute you and accept you as a honorary Kenyan!
Thanks for visiting places where others dare not venture!
You legend!
This is more than just a food video. It's like everything combined in one; culture, food, lifestyle, people, and the most important is LOVE from amazing Mark and people from Africa. Keep it up man!
I know right love it
likes za uyo msee anauliza kukoroga inaitwa aje na kizungu...😂😂😂
It had me dead😂😂na supu ikuje. Wamelipia drum mzima
😂😂😂😂😂😂
He eats any kind of food and gives respect to their culture and other matters
@@mc3866 Thanks
I wish he comes to mombasa I take him somewhere
people are so nice and cool there, this is just another proof that happiness is not about money at all
Haha you westerners would never know, they would be having a thousand problems and would be thinking how to eat the next day. Just because they smile in front of a camera doesn't necessarily mean they are happy.
Kenya seems great. Would love to vist after the pandemic. Much respect from Denmark to Kenya 🇰🇪🇩🇰
You are welcome.
Glad to here my friend
Let me be your host
Did you visit?
Mark has to be one of the most genuine humble person I've seen on UA-cam and just seem like a naturally wonderful human being.keep up the good work bro,we need more people like you in this world
Africans are so welcoming , smiles all over ,most are honest and full of respect.
Yes we are macpherso...
Sucks the blacks in America aint like that lol
yes, I believe you, Africans here in the phillippines are so friendly,
@@boogiebarbie7792 and kabayans are very friendly and full of smiles. I stay with them here in dubai
its why I married one! haha
i am mixed raced, and my mom is from kenya, dad from ontario! a couple years ago i visited my familly in kenya for the first time, and i ate the best fish in nirobi!
I've watched this video athousand times.Was born and raised in Nairobi!This Kenyan videos are like a time machine for me.I miss mutura the most.To say I love your work mark is an understatement.
This is the real Kenya nomal people life. Not reach people this is our life I think 75percent of Kenya are normal people or rather poor people I grow there and it's my home and I'm proud of it... So Mark thank you for showing the world our life... don't judge me I know my English is not perfect but hope u will understand... thanks so much mark
Omesha Jones ... it's ok it's our home that's what God gave us. And we are not complaining
Omesha Jones your face is disgusting
75% of Kenyans? your stats are misleading. 60% of Kenyans live in Rural areas [with better hygienic organic food], 40% live in the cities (Kenya National Bureau of Statistics, 2017), at most only 20% of those in the cities reside in slums. It is this 20% poor that mark decided to visit - majority of Kenyans can't even visit those places he went to, not because of their 'choice of food' but mostly for lack of security
James Owen shut up its generalisation and not facts, fuckers like u always has something negative to say on other people’s post why not create and post to say what u want .
James Owen ....I posted what I know I didn't ask for anybody opinion some of this people they have there rural area but still their husling for them in the city so go back and do your reaserch again.. I don't think you will come from the village and afford 10k house to rent hell no so you will suffer before you get where u want.. I have much to say but let me finish here . Thats Kenya the rich will be rich and poor will be poor...we struggle to be somewhere
This is exactly what makes Mark an incredible foodie and amazing soul! He does not discriminate against food. He is fearless when it comes to digging deep in food and culture. I adore him!
From a fellow Arizonan. #Phoenix
Joselyn Wilkinson i agree with you! his just incredible and brilliant
There's really no cultural awakening in diarrhea. No enlightenment in Listeria. No celebration in Salmonella. No fun AT ALL.
After Anthony Bourdain and Andrew Zimmern, Mark Weins i believe is a force to recon with. Plus his lack of discrimination and willingness to try anything and still smile is priceless.
Karibu Kenya
Unlike Anthony Bourdain I've never seen or heard Mr Wiens doubtful or critical of anything he's heard, seen or eaten. He seems to have no capacity for introspective analysis and critique, but an infinite capacity to absorb the worst this world has to offer without batting an eyelash. Everything is SIMPLY AMAZING! MMMMMMMMMMmmmmmmmmmmm. No. It seldom is.
@Elio Emmanuel - Pedantic foolishness seems to be epidemic. You appear to be a victim. Also a victim of illiteracy. How have you managed to conclude the drivel in your comment?? Can you read? Try to understand what you read. You'll find it helpful.
Mark is an international citizen.He loves every culture and is humle
I love shows like this, I'm a little bored with food shows about Asian and western food, but this African food is new to me and really entertaining
Humanity can learn a great lesson from you Mark... what an incredible, wonderful, and very out going and friendly personality. The people you come across to create and share those moments with is priceless... You are living life to the fullest. Many blessings to you and your family. Safe Travels and thank you so much for your videos.
Really mark is the best .....he respect everyone's culture,... can I get like for his kindness
@Dillon Hastings how u no he outside his comfort zone?
He's a really great guy❤️
Oh poor baby, you want a like ? You need more attention ?
Trust me its better than U think 😍😍😍
If you haven't visited U are left my out
What I most like about Mark is, he shared most of his foods with the surroundings. which is a great sign of humanity. Actually, he is spreading happiness there. . .
I just stumbled on this channel and I would say Mark is respectful, very adventurous, and bold enough to try different cultures. I just love his style.
the cute thing about this video is that its not just about food but its also about people and their lives.. there's a human touch in it.. especially the baby scene.. thanks a lot for this beautiful video
Mark your politeness did not go unnoticed we appreciate you back
Its impeccaple how he manges to be so polite. I am very sure if given the chance, he wouldn't eat half of these foods ever again
As a Mexican, it was really cool seeing how some of these Kenyan dishes were similar to some Mexican dishes. It was thrilling to see other cultures enjoy the same parts of the cow that my culture likes. If anyone is curious of which dishes I'm referring to, it's the cow tongue with chili. In my culture we love to eat cow tongue in tacos with salsa. There was also the dish that had rice and beans with beef stew. In my culture we have a similar dish that is a beef stew that is cooked with tomatoes and green chilies. It is also served with rice and beans.
Wow, I guess we are all one human race, I don't know where discrimination comes from. Imagine that distance apart yet sharing the same culture, it proves we should all live together despite race. Love should be the pillar of human race not colour, man I wish everyone was friendly Even to outsiders, that's how we should live
That’s why when I miss Kenyan food … In a foreign country I go to a Mexican restaurant …
Even the tortilla close to chapati … 😂
I'm just wondering how many times Mark still have to give priceless expression even he doesn't like some of the foods he tasted.
Twenty three
You cannot not like Kenyan food. Karibu Kenya!
So friendly people and the food made me hungry. Peace and love from Angola to Kenya
love you right back
Please visit... You're more than welcome to Kenya. We're all family
Wow..i love kenya..people are so friendly and humble..nice city with golden heart citizens
Wellcome bai
Welcome
Anuvesh Mishra wow thank you
Humbly
Anuvesh Mishra cow feet i dislike this
I just love how Marks smiles all through the video. Thank you for visiting Kenya and showcasing our street food to the world.
You’re so humble Mark . I’m so inspired
For those of you complaining about the dirtiness and filthy of the area need to understand that your stomach already is full of Bacteria, So please enjoy the food and understand the Culture. I give Mark 100% credit for being a decent Human being who embraces other cultures. The world is a better place when we get off from our Comfort Zones.....Kudos Mark.....
Who is the idiot who mentioned filthiness and dirtiness. Those should not watch these videos. Go to Michelin star restaurants and there act snobby, you morons.
i love tasting all the different street foods in Nairobi. I was there last Spring and had a blast. The people are awesome and very welcoming. If you look outside the box you will experience so much more. What an awesome experience and something I will be seeing very soon once again
NADHII TRANSPORT, you are partially correct. If you are accustomed to eating foods served in unhygienic conditions your stomach already has bacteria that will take care of business and you will not get sick. Cooking kills the harmful bacteria, it is the dirty plates, knives, forks, hands, etc. that transmit the bacteria that will cause problems.
However, if you are from a developed country and have never been exposed to foods served in those conditions in the video, I can guarantee you will not be going out the next day. When I was a kid, I ate at those places.
Today, after many years in the US, I will pass. I don't want stuff happening to me.
Kunguni wewe.. kenya isnt a dirty place, you are! i live in kenya and i would never eat in such places
@@telebytecyber318 lol, kunguni ndio una ikula ? Maybe your the dirty one, I think so....
This is legit Nairobi, no filters, I love it **
That Jamaican song in the bus had me grooving😌😂🤩🇯🇲
KENYA HERE I COME..
MUCH LOVE FROM SPAIN 🇪🇸 ❤ 🇰🇪
Bienvenido
Welcome 😇
Welcome to Kenya
Mark you are a true testament of how a person should react in different cultures when experiencing their food and different lifestyles kudos to you🇺🇸
It's true we should love people's culture even if we don't like it on the inside it's not good to show it
@@dripemoji3315 I disagree with you. He is actually deceiving himself and others who watch him. You can respect people's culture while still telling the truth.
I admire the fact that you show respect to peoples cultures. But then you are not saying the truth on how the food really taste.
You can say the true taste while still respecting peoples culture(s)
@@kele2nv4u how do you know they are not saying the truth about how the food really taste maybe the food is really good to them you are not in their mouth so you cannot say if the food is bad or not. Everyone does not need to have an opinion, case in point, yours
@@kele2nv4u I disagree with you why do you just assume that he doesn't like the food maybe you really don't like the food and I like to point out that when a food is too overcooked or too tough or too spicy he will say it and if it's not his taste he says that too
Thanks Mark for making me nostalgic..I have greatest memories of my life in Nairobi..I actually enjoyed every moment of my life when I was in Nairobi in 2014. The Kenyan people are great and lovable. Especially I always liked the Indian food they have prepared. I was literally amazed to taste the Indian food because many of the Indian also can’t prepare that kind of taste. The chapati is a pure Indian food and as Indians are living there for many years, many Indian food items have become part of their plate.
Thanks again for giving me a video tour of Nairobi..
Well come again
Chapati is not Indian food. The way Kenyans cook their chapati is very different from how indians cook their ruti!
@@yesbana49 name indicates all..anyway. I have tastes the Chapatis by Kenyans..too good...Kenyan people are actually very good cook.
@@yesbana49 Everything is in the name brother. Chapati.. Absolutely Indian. I like kenyan chapatis..
Mr Mark, I love how you travel everywhere without any fear and get treated like a king. You are truly the king of UA-cam traveling to eat.
That Mutura did it for me😉😎 This guy is so humble 👌
12:42 ati kukoroga inaitwaje na kizungu 😂😂😂😂😂😂if you are a proud Kenyan gonga like 👍 👍 😘 😘
Am very proud to be a Kenyan✊🏿
hahaha hata me niliskia hiyo!!
this has made me happy!😊
@@zoentjeenzoentje7095 come ur India .. I'm form India
@@organicspices1709 😁 am from Kenya bt i live in Belgium
confusing ingredients
I love this guy😍😍😍😍.He is very simple and respect all culture of every country.Keep it up guy✌🇳🇬
Mark Wiens' personality can change the world for the better! What a hero!
Mr James is the hero of this video.His style merges well with the music.
Not gonna lie, I didn't know anything about Kenya before watching this video, but now I really want to visit the country at least once in my life. People seem to be superb and the country is beautiful.
Kindly note that this is low coast living and not an entire representation of Kenya you would be shocked at how developed Kenya is. This must be a slum area or something similar
🎱🔮🧿🎮🕹🎰🎲🧩🧸♟🃏🀄🎴🖼🎨🧵🧶🤿🏸🥊🥋🥅⛳⛸🎣🪀🎯🥌🛷🎿⚾️🏀🏐🏈🏉🏉🎁🎀🎗
Kenya is awesome
You should!
@@milcahjemo1076 I already put on my list to visit, but I will wait for the pandemic to be over. In my country it is a shitshow with thousand of people getting it every day, so I don't want to spread it anywhere if I have it and don't know it yet, but damn I really want to visit places. Anyway, sending love from Romania!
Dear mark you respect all people and culture and their food, that is great
Feel so proud with this guy jus saying names of our food off his head big up man keep ur fire burning 🇰🇪🇯🇲❤️✊
Thank you Mark, for you really respect other people's cultures and countries. I learn alot from your travels.
All my respect to this man, he can literally eat everything from everywhere. I wish I could have the stomach for that. It must be delicious and a unique experience.
Mark and James went to school together. Awesomeness!
Ericsurf6 hi Eric!
Ericsurf6 omg I am melting !!!
Yeah mark said he stay at Africa before merry I think
Love your japanese food videos..! keep up on it
And were disciples of . . .
I really loved this. One of my best friend's family growing up was from Nairobi. They would always cook for me when I was at their home and I really miss this food. Thanks for sharing!
Mark you are such a sweetheart💖 I love how you interact with his wife and their baby.. such an angel 😇🤍
Mark you are so humble, God bless your heart!!
Ria Chatzaki There are high end restaurants in Kenya
True
Thanks to self quarantine,I just came across your videos!! Im already glued.Kenyans where you at ?
Awesome! Thank you for sharing our beautiful Kenyan culture ❤️
Thank you so much. All these brought back a lot of wonderful childhood memories.
Who's here watching while under self quarantined? 😉
🤣🤣🤣here am
Haha...i hear u
Just finished watching 6 of Marks video
✋
Helen are you kirring me 😂😂
8:30 when Mark took the first bite of the humble chapati..inside the warm family home..I had a moment there. Mark so used to extravagants like wagyu beef and Texas Ribeyes etc ... and now this. True food ambassador and a charming guest.
Mark is truly a world ambassador. He goes to 4 star restaurants to NO STAR holes on the planet to get his eat on.
Loved that Kenyan food tour! It was amazing!
The fact that they are playing Jamaican music in the mini van in Kenya is epic. Reggae is everywhere 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Riddim is very much loved in Kenya
Jah rastafari
Reggae is huge in the entire continent!! 🙏🏽❤
You should see how much of a big deal reggae and dancehall are in Ethiopia
“Hand brake stop”😹
Piga hiyo like kaa we ni mkenya jo!
My dear uko wapi Mimi Niko USA na wewe uko wapi ?
@@falastiishidane9076 niko Port Elizabeth, South Africa...
جميل الله يحفظك
Mimi Vancouver Canada
Mimi niko kenya... 😂 😂
you are so good at this Mark, I truly enjoy watching your videos
Thank you Mark! I'm so eager to visit, explore and eat!
He knows exactly how to spread love with food as a component of a culture. Thank you, Mark. I respect you.
most people hating failed to realize that Mark Wiens is a Kenyan
Oh he is?
Mark was born on 26th February 1986 in Phoenix, Arizona, to a Chinese mom and an American dad. His parents were missionaries, and that meant that Mark moved around a lot as a child. Mark and his family moved to Albertville, France, when he was five years old.
The family then moved to the Democratic Republic of Congo, where they stayed for about three and a half years. Mark was homeschooled during this period. The family moved to Nairobi, Kenya, after war broke out in DRC. Mark completed his high school education in an International School in Kenya.
@Mohamed Osman great
Mr. Mark Wiens you’re the best because you love everyone like yourself and each country you visit, you’re always confortable no matter what the environment looks like . ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏 love you so much
The tour with this guy is way way better than the other tour you had,,, this is soo soo real. I loved it all the way
I love how you mingle with the locals and appreciate their hospitality. You are a really nice person mark., that's why God is blessing you abundantly
I appreciate this video. I don't know why people are complaining about it. There are many different sides to Kenya depending on your economic standing and this is just one of them. Sure it isn't fancy, but it serves its purpose. Look at them chugging that thubu. And the mũtura, classic. 👏 👏
EXACTLY! Thank you for stating that!
watajua hawajui
Yvonne Wabai .. Bonjour... I totally agree with you..there is always two sides to a coin..I have frnds living there...and I have seen pics posted by them on social media.....and I must say Nairobi seems very different than what is shown here in the video.. Nairobi is actually alot more developed....clean and progressive place...
With lots of love from Paris..❤️❤️
Au revoir
In Trinidad they call this type of soup mannish water....they make it with goat head also
Thats a real food tour..amazing cuisines
I finally got the video for my home country. Love your videos,,,, the way you taste food man,,, always appetizing.
Love Kenyans from Ethiopia.
Mark, you are incredible. My mind could not get around the fact that the soup was cow head as you described it. I give you so much respect for trying all these different foods and staying so positive under all situations. You are a man of cultural acceptance wherever you go. Great job!
Fly The Flag High mark is the best!!!! Am so proud of this guy,more power to you and your family mark God bless..
Fly The Flag High cows head if by far the most tender meat. It’s a must try.
And you picked an equally interesting food-centre guide - James!
proud to be a Kenyan, thanks Mark for visiting our country and being able to taste and showcase our delicious food especially matura and chapati
I can hear jamaican music alot in Nairobi.. sounding good.. proud jamaican
In Nairobi you can't board two matatus and miss one playing Jamaican music .
It's all over
We love reggae music more than our own Kenyan music
Mark, you are so cool. Respect how you genuinuely embrace the African people and the welcoming in return.
We need more of this unity in the world!
I like ur humility n pragmatic approach to our way of life ♥️
Maximum respect Mark. Your humility and simplicity is on another level. Man you have a strong stomach. Hot chapati rocks anytime and so is mutura with good kachumbari.
welcome back to Kenya
karibu
those complaining about dirt and filth I personally am being brought up because of that dirt, my mum sells boiled(githeri"mixed beans and maize, beans, greengrams etc) cereals on the streets and uses that money to raise me and my siblings
respect my hustle is our slogan, so those anti us respect us
Speak mommy speak. Hawajui kitu (i hope i spelt that right) Kenya is ❤
Wajinga wa kwao...this foods r the best...that's y u will never hear people with stomach disorders or cholera... The other day kwa bash lavingnton na Weston watu walishikwa na cholera mbaya......I love this places... #respect....
@@dennismwiti8318 alafu hawa wajinga wanaongea mbovu wanalead kwa obesity na magonja mengi ya vyakula huko kwao😂. Kumbaff kabisa
janice njau what was that root they were eating
+Zikomo Jones
it's called 'mutura', it's cow intestine stuffed with meat inside
it's so nice
Kenya is an awesome food destination! The kenyan people are great too! Extremely friendly and hospitable! :)
This is great promoting Kenyan culture love from kenya
This is great! You doing a good job! Thank you sooo much!
You're the best Mark, humble and full of respect... Keep up.
Good morning Mark! Asante sana for sharing all of this awesome yumminess with us! You’re absolutely one of my favorite UA-camr’s! ♥️ Your passion for food, your passion for people, your passion for the many countries’ that you’ve visited is absolutely amazing and so much fun to watch! And the way you describe each dish-my gosh, I can almost taste it! 😋 Many thanks to you, Ying, and little Micah for showing us parts of the world that I can only dream of visiting! ❤️
Congratulations to your friend (James), his beautiful wife, and their precious baby!
Anyone here enjoyed watching his videos this quarantine?? ❤️
Mad respect to Mark. Karibu tena, Kenya!