Your immersion in today's Egyptian culture is a remarkable example to the outside world. What a vibrant and multi-layered journey you provide for the UA-cam viewer. It's Claudia again, having departed Egypt at the end of November, she remains inside of me. Truly a world of enchantment and a people of great humility, enthusiasm, humor and hospitality. You continue to be a ***** star, supernova!
Thank you Claudia! That's such an accurate way to describe Egypt and her people, I'm really happy to hear you love it as much as me! 🥰 Egypt awaits your return 😁
Way to go Gisselle, you're such a beautiful SOUL, I truly wish most ladies be as humble. You pronounce the names of all the Egyptian foods being presented exactly as Egyptians annunciate them! Only corn cooked "roasted" on red hot cook, you didn't say its name as Egyptians say it "Dora" but you correctly identified it as a affordable veggie snack even though corn isn't classified as a vegetable. I advise you next time you buy the hot corn, take some butter and/or Nutella and experiment. HAVE FUN😇@@Gventures
@@glowysinger928 Nutella! That is a new one 🤣Where did you get that idea?! I have had corn on the cob with butter, that's how we do it back home in the US, but I have never tried it with nutella...it sounds weird, but I suppose you're going to tell me it's good...😅I'm open to try new things. Thank you so much for your support and kind words, that is very generous of you to say 🙏
Great video! I must try many of these. Having come back from Egypt last month, I must say the variety of food is incredible in some restaurants. When I was in Alexandria I had the best seafood in my life! Fried Calamari rings with sweet chili dip was the best thing ever. Some restaurants had Greek, Italian, Mexican along with traditional Egyptian dishes on the menu. Even trendy new Smash Burgers can be found there. The patesserie cafes near the Alexandria corniche are out of this world! A highlight. Fresh and the highest standard of baking. All inexpensive! Like really really cheap prices for all restaurant food compared to Europe! Western currency is very strong in Egypt so you will eat like a King or Queen on very little money. I can't wait to come back!! Egypt has the traditional and modern when it comes to it's restaurants.
I enjoyed watching the video very much, and as an Egyptian, I thank you very much because you showed all the vegetarian dishes, and that you made me miss my home. Egypt zoobba Restaurant is expensive and not delicious, and I was surprised when I found a branch of it in Manhattan, New York, when I visited the States. Thank you again.
🤣 Really, Bazooka is in NYC? That is surprising. Thank you so much, I love your country very much and I hope you can make a trip back home sometime soon 🙏
sorry i ment Zooba , yes it has a branch in NYC in Lafayett St near chinatown maps.app.goo.gl/PnFwQbKXV7yh47Uf6 i watched meny of your videos, you have good job on it, i shared some with my friends in LA , to show them my countery in Amirecan's eyes < thank you . @@Gventures
Giselle Question Will you please 🙏 Make an episode about the cost of living in Egypt? In the light of the current economical situation? How much does it cost to live comfortably in Egypt 🇪🇬 for a couple? Daily expenses and rent or own? It’ll be appreciated very important subject.
Egyptian food is honestly so layered with thousands of years. Mostly our food is vegan because people didn’t afford probably to eat meat so they invented delicious vegan dishes.
Oh my !!!! Such a Beautiful Channel ❤❤❤ Welcome to my Country Egypt,,, You lightened the place 😊.... Thank You so much for sharing this lovely video 📹... Hello 👋 from Africa 🌍 Cairo Egypt ✌️🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬
Hello Giselle, wow and many wow..... thank you for this spectacular video..... I am hungry now..... hahaha...... yes. I tried many of those delicious plates....... in Cairo and Giza.....
Yeah there's certainly options, you don't have to worry about that. It will be more limited, but there's still plenty of options, and some of my favorite dishes are actually vegetarian. Check the description of this video for links to more detailed videos about some of the dishes mentioned and some famous restaurants to try them at (like Abou Tarek for Koshary, or a nice spot on the Nile for the dessert Om Ali). Thanks for watching! 🥰
Very comprehensive tour. I think Egyptian food suits well veggies. I am not being biased at all. But as you well shows us, plenty of dishes veggie based. There are historical roots to that esp Christian based
All these foods attached to beautiful memories. Most i have a hard time recreating in the US. Feteer with black honey on the rooftop in Fayum, Egyptian falafel for breakfast, Moolakia i REALLY wanted to like but never could 😆, rolling mashi with my mother in law ( i really want to make zucchini and eggplant mashi but I can't find small ones here). I love your videos. Really shows the Egypt I fell in love with.
Aww, thank you so much lady! It does sound like it's bringing back a lot of nostalgia. I hope you can make it back again sometime soon! I know I would miss Egypt so much if I left, it was one of the reasons I never left to begin with-I just couldn't tear myself away 😅 The Egypt I show is indeed the Egypt I love, the real Egypt, not those instagramy videos by tourists 😆
@@Gventures My husband wants to get his citizenship before we go back so sadly, I have to wait for a year or two...I miss his family a lot, the people, the simplicity...I am living vicariously through you right now HAHAHA :)
"Mosabaha" is another word for hummus, and they can't confuse it with chickpeas. Zooba is great! 10/10 Sweets (e.g. kunafa & basbousa) are usually made with ghee, so careful if you're vegan/vegetarian (idk what's the difference between them 😂)
Ahaha, well they might be confused as to what I am talking about if I say "mosabaha" here though, as they don't say that in Egypt. I just asked my Egyptian bf and he had no idea what that was. We googled it though, and I guess that word is more commonly used in the Levant, but Egyptians aren't so familiar with that term/don't use that word here. Indeed most sweets here are used with ghee, which makes them vegetarian. That is why I listed both desserts (and molokhia) as vegetarian and not vegan - because they likely contain ghee. Vegetarians don't eat the flesh of an animal - so they don't eat any meat/fish, etc. But vegetarians can eat products that come from an animal, like milk, eggs, cheese, etc. Vegan do not consume ANY products that come from an animal; that means no meat of course, but also no eggs, cheese, dairy, butter, ghee, etc. Some very strict vegetarians don't even consume honey! Because it comes from bees / bees make it.
أهلنا بيموتوا فى غزة وانت بتقولها ميرى كريسماس لاحول ولاقوة الابالله العلي العظيم مهو ده اللى ضيعنا و ودناه فى داهية ان إحنا بنحتفل بأعياد الكفار وبنقلد الغرب وبنتشبه باليهود والنصارى نحن قوم أعزنا الله بالإسلام فأبتغينا العزة بغيرة فأذلنا الله
@@zezomostafa4310 With completed why are stopping by her channel. How do you that who ever stop by here or any channel are not supporting Palestine and Gaza. This channel tend and service every body from all backgrounds
روح يا حبيب ماما حرر فلسطين محدش حيشك زي م بتعدوا البحر علشان تروحوا لأوروبا الكافرة كما تسموها واضح إن الله اعزكوا بالإسلام بدليل التقدم و الازدهار اللي في كل البلاد الإسلامية 😂 بالمناسبة مصر مش دولة إسلامية مصر دولة تحت الإحتلال العربي الاسلامي تفرق كتير بس انت ناسي تاريخ الاحتلال العربي الاسلامي لمصر. @@zezomostafa4310
notice that Hommos el sham's original name is (Halabessa) but for some reason most people refer it to levant (el sham) which is actually not right because its 100% Egyptian
You have to visit Alexandria for seafood if you are into it. I would recommend to try grilled Tilapia fish ( samak bolti mashwi ), boiled blue crab ( kaboria masloa'a) and tajin seafood with double cream. They are insanely delicious. :D Best seafood restaurants there are fish market, the Greek club, El Kataa'a. There are also some vintage Greek and Italian restaurants in downtown like Santa Lucia, Santorini in Helton corniche hotel ( a bit to the east ). Please try Sobia from Mecca ( a fresh juice shop ) and Sugar apple with pistachio ( halawet el eshta bel fosdok ) from Hassan ( another fruit shop in downtown ). Enjoy your time in Egypt.
Wow, that's a lot of recommendations, thank you! I have been to Alex a few times, I actually rode my motorcycle from Cairo to Alex and ate some seafood the last time I was there. Next time I'm in Alex I will have to try some of these places ❤
Hmm, I don't know much about what they grow here, or agriculture in general 😅 But I know they grow some stuff further south near Luxor, things like sugar cane. I did make a video in a little market in downtown showing some vegetables and the butcher though ua-cam.com/video/G3sUf8UK_zI/v-deo.html
@@Gventures thank you, I'll checked that out. Also, thank you for showing us Egypt's NEW infrastructure which in turn will grow their economy in a huge way. Just to let you know, you are the first Female Traveler who has had the BEST experience in Egypt. The Males travelers don't have the same issues as women, however with new improvements of their economy I'm certain that the Egyptian Men mindset about women will change as well. You are Soooooo.. informative about your experiences. 😃💯💫💫💫
@@lifestylechanges1105 Thank you! But, well, that's not entirely accurate, as I know plenty of women that have had incredible experiences here in Egypt. In fact, a few of them have decided to stay and live in Egypt because they love it so much, just as I did. They just aren't making vlogs 😅But I have also seen a few videos by women who enjoyed Egypt. I know that Egypt does have a lot of negative attention online though, by both men and women. I think most "content creators" are just looking for views, so everyone writes clickbait titles like "harassed!" or "scammed!" just hoping people will watch their video. In reality, it's just people asking them if they want to buy souvenirs or take a horse ride. Not exactly harassment or a scam 🤣But eh, it is what it is.
Great video 😉Yes there are several vegan dishes in Egypt. My boyfriend Louka comes from Egypt, too. He is coptic. And the Copts are fasting several weeks in the year. They eat vegan before Easter and before Christmas they eat vegan too but they are allowed to eat fish.
Thanks! Been living here for 2 years now, I love it 😊 My bf is also Egyptian. Strange about the fish thing, I have several friends who are Copts and they don't eat fish during those times
في غالبيه البيوت المصرية دائما ما يتم المزج بين الاكل النباتي والطيور او اللحوم الحمراء الباميه على سبيل المثال تطبخ مع اللحم الملوخيه مع الدجاج وهذا الشائع او مع البط والرقاق باللحم المفروم ولكن يعتمد في الأساس على الحاله المادية للأسرة تحياتي من الاسكندريه
Thank you for the information! Yes I know many people do eat meat with these items (like molokhia), which is why I put that warning in the comments about it likely being made with a broth made from meat, because it is usually served with meat. I love Alexandria! ❤
Oh sorry, but I don't think I'll ever make that video. Firstly, I am not even sure I know what gluten is 😅 But if it is what I think it is (breads, pastas, dough, etc.), there is very little gluten free food in Egypt. Bread is a main staple of food here and eaten with almost everything. Most of their desserts are not gluten free, I'm pretty sure. I guess you can always just eat meat and rice, those are gluten free I think.
I need to go on a food tour of Cairo with you . Ive been to Luxor many times and always been disappointed with the food .. maybe all the good stuff is in Cairo !
Ahaha. Yeah, Luxor isn't my favorite city....for food or anything else 😅 I know it has a lot of history which is incredible, but because of that it also has WAY too many tourists everywhere, the food isn't all that great...and they don't have Uber motorbike! So, I don't love it 😂
I loved the video, one of my favourite dishes is the aubergine that was featured, it seems to be a very popular dish in Cairo and I am desperately trying to find the recipe so that I can reproduce it at home in the UK Can you help please?
Aubergine? Are you talking about moussaka? Just google Egyptian moussaka online, there are plenty of recipes, but of course it varies according to taste and who is making it
This one took a long time and was a lot of work. I upload one video every week, but I have to go out and film, edit, make the thumbnail, etc. all in one week. I also have a life to lead: I have to work, go to Arabic class, chores, gym, small social life, etc. Which leaves me with very little time 😆 So I probably won't be making another one like this for a long time, but good to know you enjoyed it! If I have more time in the future, it would be nice to make a video like this for desserts, but I don't see that happening for a LONG time 😅
Unfortunately I don't. It's something you would have to ask the server about, like I mentioned. You could try Zooba's and see if they offer 100% vegan options. It is tough, because they use meat broth in a lot of things, I think. Finding vegan Egyptian food isn't extremely difficult, but Egypt is certainly no vegan lovers paradise either. You do have to be careful what you consume because of that meat broth, even if it appears to be vegan or vegetarian 🤦♀️
6:00 fun fact the molokhoya was being given to war prisoners “cuz they thought molkhya is boniness” but when the prisoners liked it we started eating it . We were disgusted by the texture of molokhya too😭
Do you have a link or something with this story? I'm interested in reading about that. I know I read about how it dates back to ancient Egypt, so it's been being eaten here a long time, but I never stumbled across this prisoner of war story
You're right. It's always been there. Mohammed Ahmed restaurant (AKA Benyamin) in Alexandria and a few restaurants had it.... But, it wasn't very popular, its popularity continues to rise to this day. Toum/Tomeya wasn't popular until the early 2000's... Baba Ghanouj wasn't very common in Egypt, in the seventies and eighties... Now it's everywhere.
Did I even mention juices in this video? 😆I can't remember. Sugarcane juice is great though, and popular in many countries around the world. My first time having it was in Vietnam
very nice video make me so hungry so i will come to eat you😂.. But you did not contact the strong phehronic food yet>>>>FESEEKH😂🐬🐟🦈. Happy new year in Maser❤
لا يمكن ان يكون طعم الملوخية و البامية في المطاعم مثل طعمه في البيت هناك افضلية للطعم بالمنزل ولا يمكن المقارنة يجب ان تاكلي الملوخية و البامية عند اي صديق و ستعرفي الفرق لان الفرق شاسع جدا. تحياتي
🤣My good sir, everyone around the world knows that home cooked food is best. I have had homemade molokhia. But this video was made for visitors and tourists that are visiting the country. Many of them will likely not have an opportunity to try homemade food. This should be obvious to you.
Not that I know of, but they might. Zooba was the closest thing I have heard of, but of course it's also vegetarian. Egyptians honestly eat a lot of meat, or use animal products like broth made from animals, and ghee/butter/milk/cream, etc.
Lol, well I can't be 100% sure, but it seems to me that a lot of Egyptian dishes incorporate some sort of meat based broth. If I am wrong though, point that out! Vegetarians and vegans will love to hear that 😅
@Gventures you are correct, meat-based broth is heavely used in Egyptian cuisine now. But it seems the ancient Egyptian diet was basically bread, beer and fish!
Not sure about gluten free food, there are some options but it's not ABUNDANT. One of the main staples of an Egyptian diet is bread. Not sure how they make falafel. Foul is eaten for breakfast but usually with bread, otherwise it's just a bean paste. Maybe just fruit, veggies, rice and meat will be your options (if you aren't vegetarian).
كلام مغلوط الكنافة أصلها مصري ١٠٠٪ رواية "كنافة معاوية" المنتشرة في الصحف المصرية و العربية، المؤرخين نفسهم كذبو هذه الرواية.. اولا سبحان الله نفس الرواية اتقالت على القطايف🤔 الرواية دي أول من ذكرها شاعر سوري اسمه ابن فضل الله العمري اللي أتولد بعد معاوية ب ٥٠٠ سنة يعني مكانش معاصر لعهد معاوية! و مفيش اي شاعر معاصر لمعاوية ذكر الكنافة نهائي، و في كتب و مؤرخين اتكلمو عن معاوية و أصناف الأكل اللي بياكلها و الكنافة لم تذكر فيهم نهائي، و لا ذُكرت الكنافة في العصر الأموي اصلا.. أكبر كتاب طهي في الشام اسمه كتاب الطبيخ لإبن سيار، اتكتب في القرن التاسع قبل قيام الدولة الفاطمية مباشرة و الكنافة مش مذكورة فيه نهائي لا في طعام الخلفاء و لا الشعب.. و المفاجأة ان كلمة كنافة قبطية مش سريانية و لا شركسية زي ما كان شائع.. و جاية من كلمة كنيفتين.. الكنافة كانت موجودة في مصر من العصر القبطي و كانت مرتبطة باحتفالات الاقباط و انتقلت المنطقة في العصر الفاطمي في البداية عند استقبال الخليفة المعز لدين الله ثم وجودها في كل الاحتفالات الفاطمية.. الكنافة في مصر من قبل الفاطميين بقررون الكنافة في مصر من عهد قدماء المصريين واسمها كنفيتبن هو بس الفاطميين اهتموا بصناعة الحلويات القبطية وكانوا بيعملوا مسابقات بين الشيفات المصريين في عمل الماكولات القبطية وكان في مهرجانات وجوائز ده السبب انه الحلويات مذكورة مع العهد الفاطمي لكن الحقيقة مصر اول دولة صنعت الخلويات وكانت مصانع اللوتس او مثلث الدلتا من دمياط إلى رشيد هي اصل جميع الحلويات من قبل الميلاد ومذكور في المراجع الأجنبية حتى الكيك والتورتة والجاتوهات والحلويات الغربية كلها مصرية وفرنسا اخدتها من البرديات المصرية ونقلت من المطبخ المصري الحلويات والكرواسون والفطاير والتوست بالذات
I'm not using google translate to read all of that. I read the first paragraph or two. If you disagree with my videos, feel free to go out and make your own 👍
He is stating that konafa dates back to the Coptic era of Egypt and was originally used by churches during festivals, then it was later distributed to the region during the Fatimid era of Egypt. Additionally, I would like to highlight that the Levant konafa, specifically "Konafa Nabulsia and Shamia," is very different in concept from the Egyptian konafa. The Levant region includes countries such as Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, and Palestine. Konafa Nabulsia and Shamia are specific types of konafa associated with the city of Nablus in Palestine and the broader Levant region. It's noteworthy that the concepts and possibly the recipes for these variations of konafa vary across regions and cultures. If you have any specific questions or if there's anything else you'd like to know about konafa or related topics, feel free to ask! @@Gventures
@@glowingdesert2171 Thank you, I appreciate that. ❤ I actually have read quite a bit online about kunafa, and I know they vary from region to region. For many ancient dishes I know people debate about the origins, and in my opinion it's anyone's best guess as to where it TRULY started, as no one can transport themselves back to that time to know. But there is history and evidence to back various claims. I find it interesting to research these things and learn.
@@AndrewTota No I've never been to Iraq. But many countries have similar dishes and it can be called by different names. I've had it in Turkey and in Greece
@@Gventures oh yes . Mhashy’s origin is actually turkish. We took the dolma from them and instead of stuffing it with meat we put rice . That was like when we were part of the ottman empire .
What a sad thing to hear! It must have been your hotel then, because I think Egyptian food is great, and so do many other people. Honestly, I think most hotel food sucks. I always try to go out and get local with it, ask people what their favorite restaurant is, get recommendations from people that live there and know the area. That's when you begin to find the hidden gems, the best places for koshary, the best shawarma spots, etc.
Wasn't me, I rarely delete comments unless someone is harassing someone, then I maybe block that person. Maybe it was a glitch on UA-cam, try leaving it again
@@Gventures I guess it was youtube for some reason . I was thanking you and giving recommendation about trying good seafood restaurant , I saw that you tried couple of times but you didn't really go to the correct places . I can recommend 3 things to try and you won't regret it . there is a restaurant called flying fish in agoza/mohandseen and another one called fishmarket or Asmak on the nile . and another fairly new one called Lamo2a5za which is fast food chain for seafood . try seafood soup . Trust me I have been all over europe and korea and japan and could't find better seafood anywhere else . just pick the right menu items .
Lol what the hell kind of spam is this? First of all, I'm a "she" not a "he", and second of all, total bullshit! Get off my channel before I block you. If what you say was true, I would delete your comment so nobody can see what you are saying. Instead, I am letting everyone see this stupid ass comment you left because it's absolute nonsense and I have nothing to hide. I am giving you a chance to not be blocked from my channel, but leave another false and idiotic comment like this and I will block you.
Your immersion in today's Egyptian culture is a remarkable example to the outside world. What a vibrant and multi-layered journey you provide for the UA-cam viewer. It's Claudia again, having departed Egypt at the end of November, she remains inside of me. Truly a world of enchantment and a people of great humility, enthusiasm, humor and hospitality. You continue to be a ***** star, supernova!
Giselle, that was suppose to be "5-stars" but UA-cam somehow glitched it up to just 3. Well, you remain a supernova in my book 💫
Thank you Claudia! That's such an accurate way to describe Egypt and her people, I'm really happy to hear you love it as much as me! 🥰 Egypt awaits your return 😁
@@Nederlanden-biker Aww, looks like you never grew up. I hope you have a good day at middle school!
Way to go Gisselle, you're such a beautiful SOUL, I truly wish most ladies be as humble. You pronounce the names of all the Egyptian foods being presented exactly as Egyptians annunciate them! Only corn cooked "roasted" on red hot cook, you didn't say its name as Egyptians say it "Dora" but you correctly identified it as a affordable veggie snack even though corn isn't classified as a vegetable. I advise you next time you buy the hot corn, take some butter and/or Nutella and experiment. HAVE FUN😇@@Gventures
@@glowysinger928 Nutella! That is a new one 🤣Where did you get that idea?! I have had corn on the cob with butter, that's how we do it back home in the US, but I have never tried it with nutella...it sounds weird, but I suppose you're going to tell me it's good...😅I'm open to try new things. Thank you so much for your support and kind words, that is very generous of you to say 🙏
Can't wait for the Alexandria tour! Love your videos!
Hawker's dream
Egypt is my Homeland 🇪🇬
Great video! I must try many of these. Having come back from Egypt last month, I must say the variety of food is incredible in some restaurants. When I was in Alexandria I had the best seafood in my life! Fried Calamari rings with sweet chili dip was the best thing ever.
Some restaurants had Greek, Italian, Mexican along with traditional Egyptian dishes on the menu. Even trendy new Smash Burgers can be found there.
The patesserie cafes near the Alexandria corniche are out of this world! A highlight. Fresh and the highest standard of baking. All inexpensive! Like really really cheap prices for all restaurant food compared to Europe! Western currency is very strong in Egypt so you will eat like a King or Queen on very little money. I can't wait to come back!! Egypt has the traditional and modern when it comes to it's restaurants.
Excellently explained!! Well done! I miss Egypt.
Apart from being very informative, your videos are also quite enjoyable; I find myself watching every one of them to the end. Keep up the great work.
Thank you so much! 🤩🙏
Me too!
awesome food tour...many people overlook the veggie world on the street...merry xmas. ya Giselle
we , your subscribers on this planet we cherish all your cairo street food vids.keep them coming 🙌👏👏👏🙌
Thank you! Yeah I've been meaning to make this video for a long time, glad I finally managed to film it all! I love food 😆
Thank you, definitely will!
I want to say thank you for making Egypt (Cairo) interview video. I am at Cairo right now and it is safe.
Awesome, great to hear! 😁
Another Amazing cairo street food vid.keep them coming 🙌💜✌💜🙌
Awesome tour of Egyptian kitchen 🔥🔥😍
Nice video and long overdue. I am a vegetarian, so travel is always a challenge for me. I usually end up eating a lot of fruit when I travel.
Thanks! Yeah this video took a lot of effort and time to make, so much to film and edit 😆
It is very easy to find vegetarian food in Egypt and the options are very diverse
Thank you n festive greeting. With my visot only a few weeks away, every day I watch your Egyptian phrases video to practise. Shukran owy😂
Afwan! 😁
Wow great list! You gave a lot of variety
Thank you! It took a while to make this video 😅
Thank You for these videos. They are extremely useful as I'm planning a trip to Egypt for possibly next year. Keep up the great work
Thank you! 🙏
everything looks delicious! Can't wait to try everyone of these dishes!
Giselle, we are in Cairo right now, thank you for everything. Marcos🇬🇧
Absolutely Marco, thank you so much!!! 😁🙏
I enjoyed watching the video very much, and as an Egyptian, I thank you very much because you showed all the vegetarian dishes, and that you made me miss my home. Egypt
zoobba Restaurant is expensive and not delicious, and I was surprised when I found a branch of it in Manhattan, New York, when I visited the States. Thank you again.
🤣 Really, Bazooka is in NYC? That is surprising.
Thank you so much, I love your country very much and I hope you can make a trip back home sometime soon 🙏
sorry i ment Zooba , yes it has a branch in NYC in Lafayett St near chinatown
maps.app.goo.gl/PnFwQbKXV7yh47Uf6
i watched meny of your videos, you have good job on it, i shared some with my friends in LA , to show them my countery in Amirecan's eyes < thank you .
@@Gventures
Yay! The video I've been waiting for.
😁🥰😎
I have reached the number 10,000. I hope to have a million, and you are also in Egypt😘Merry Christmas to you🥰
كريسماس مين يسطا are you kiddin me 😂
Thank you! 😁🙏
Wow this came at the perfect time thankyou!!
Coming to Egypt tomorrow as a vegetarian. You’re a bless ^^
Awesome, so happy to hear that. And welcome to chaotic, crazy Cairo! I love it so much 😎😍
Great video dear ,subscribed and long live Egypt and its amazing food 💐❤🇪🇬
Thank you so much, I appreciate your support! 🥰🙏 Masr! ❤️🇪🇬
Giselle
Happy Holidays
Peace
Most Egyptians are vegetarians involuntarily.
Hope that 2024 will be the year to reach 100k followers
Any kind of meat now is extremely expensive 😢
MousKaa the Greeks claim it is their dish
Molokhia is the best
I know, it's crazy
Giselle
Question
Will you please 🙏
Make an episode about the cost of living in Egypt?
In the light of the current economical situation?
How much does it cost to live comfortably in Egypt 🇪🇬 for a couple?
Daily expenses and rent or own?
It’ll be appreciated very important subject.
Glad you are interested in our culture lady . love you so much ❤
this was very helpful, thank you so much!
Thank you Madinha! 🙏
Egyptian food is honestly so layered with thousands of years. Mostly our food is vegan because people didn’t afford probably to eat meat so they invented delicious vegan dishes.
Oh my !!!! Such a Beautiful Channel ❤❤❤ Welcome to my Country Egypt,,, You lightened the place 😊.... Thank You so much for sharing this lovely video 📹... Hello 👋 from Africa 🌍 Cairo Egypt ✌️🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬
Hello from Cairo too! 😆
Hello Giselle, wow and many wow..... thank you for this spectacular video..... I am hungry now..... hahaha...... yes. I tried many of those delicious plates....... in Cairo and Giza.....
Aywa! So delicious 🤤 I hope if you come back to Egypt again we can meet for coffee and shisha or something!
@Gventures Hola Giselle. yes..definitely I will contact you...next time in Egypt.Ishallah!
@@CarlosCruz-vm3di Inshallah 🥰
great to have you in egypt you give a posstive vision to tourists to visit egypt thank you
Shukran 😁🙏
Awesome! I'm looking forward to tasting all the vegan/vegetarian food in Ciaro/Giza✨️
Yeah there's certainly options, you don't have to worry about that. It will be more limited, but there's still plenty of options, and some of my favorite dishes are actually vegetarian. Check the description of this video for links to more detailed videos about some of the dishes mentioned and some famous restaurants to try them at (like Abou Tarek for Koshary, or a nice spot on the Nile for the dessert Om Ali). Thanks for watching! 🥰
Amazing and complete! Thank you for the video ❤
Very comprehensive tour. I think Egyptian food suits well veggies. I am not being biased at all. But as you well shows us, plenty of dishes veggie based. There are historical roots to that esp Christian based
Visiting the country soon that was well informative! Thanks!
Awesome, thanks for watching! 😁
All these foods attached to beautiful memories. Most i have a hard time recreating in the US. Feteer with black honey on the rooftop in Fayum, Egyptian falafel for breakfast, Moolakia i REALLY wanted to like but never could 😆, rolling mashi with my mother in law ( i really want to make zucchini and eggplant mashi but I can't find small ones here). I love your videos. Really shows the Egypt I fell in love with.
Aww, thank you so much lady! It does sound like it's bringing back a lot of nostalgia. I hope you can make it back again sometime soon! I know I would miss Egypt so much if I left, it was one of the reasons I never left to begin with-I just couldn't tear myself away 😅 The Egypt I show is indeed the Egypt I love, the real Egypt, not those instagramy videos by tourists 😆
@@Gventures My husband wants to get his citizenship before we go back so sadly, I have to wait for a year or two...I miss his family a lot, the people, the simplicity...I am living vicariously through you right now HAHAHA :)
@@meadowsultan2393 Ah yeah, that's tough. Great to get the citizenship but damn it is a long, hard process
Thank you for sharing the useful information of Food 🌷
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Oh my gosh I'm so excited to try all these in a couple weeks when I'm there. My mouth is WATERING lol
Egyptian food is delicious 😁
@Gventures I cannot wait!
I'm going solo and ill be there for several weeks so if you'd be down to have a meal together at some point, I'd love that!
@@The_Neurodivergent_Nomad If I'm free yeah maybe we can meet. I usually do have a pretty busy schedule though, fair warning 😅
@@Gventures no pressure and no worries! I absolutely get it! ✨️
"Mosabaha" is another word for hummus, and they can't confuse it with chickpeas.
Zooba is great! 10/10
Sweets (e.g. kunafa & basbousa) are usually made with ghee, so careful if you're vegan/vegetarian (idk what's the difference between them 😂)
Ahaha, well they might be confused as to what I am talking about if I say "mosabaha" here though, as they don't say that in Egypt. I just asked my Egyptian bf and he had no idea what that was. We googled it though, and I guess that word is more commonly used in the Levant, but Egyptians aren't so familiar with that term/don't use that word here.
Indeed most sweets here are used with ghee, which makes them vegetarian. That is why I listed both desserts (and molokhia) as vegetarian and not vegan - because they likely contain ghee.
Vegetarians don't eat the flesh of an animal - so they don't eat any meat/fish, etc. But vegetarians can eat products that come from an animal, like milk, eggs, cheese, etc. Vegan do not consume ANY products that come from an animal; that means no meat of course, but also no eggs, cheese, dairy, butter, ghee, etc. Some very strict vegetarians don't even consume honey! Because it comes from bees / bees make it.
Have a Merry Christmas!
أهلنا بيموتوا فى غزة وانت بتقولها ميرى كريسماس لاحول ولاقوة الابالله العلي العظيم مهو ده اللى ضيعنا و ودناه فى داهية ان إحنا بنحتفل بأعياد الكفار وبنقلد الغرب وبنتشبه باليهود والنصارى نحن قوم أعزنا الله بالإسلام فأبتغينا العزة بغيرة فأذلنا الله
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With completed why are stopping by her channel.
How do you that who ever stop by here or any channel are not supporting Palestine and Gaza.
This channel tend and service every body from all backgrounds
@@zezomostafa4310 لَّا يَنْهَىٰكُمُ ٱللَّهُ عَنِ ٱلَّذِينَ لَمْ يُقَـٰتِلُوكُمْ فِى ٱلدِّينِ وَلَمْ يُخْرِجُوكُم مِّن دِيَـٰرِكُمْ أَن تَبَرُّوهُمْ وَتُقْسِطُوٓا۟ إِلَيْهِمْ ۚ إِنَّ ٱللَّهَ يُحِبُّ ٱلْمُقْسِطِينَ ٨
إِنَّمَا يَنْهَىٰكُمُ ٱللَّهُ عَنِ ٱلَّذِينَ قَـٰتَلُوكُمْ فِى ٱلدِّينِ وَأَخْرَجُوكُم مِّن دِيَـٰرِكُمْ وَظَـٰهَرُوا۟ عَلَىٰٓ إِخْرَاجِكُمْ أَن تَوَلَّوْهُمْ ۚ وَمَن يَتَوَلَّهُمْ فَأُو۟لَـٰٓئِكَ هُمُ ٱلظَّـٰلِمُونَ ٩ so have a Merry Christmas buddy
Thank you Fintan, you too!!! 😊
روح يا حبيب ماما حرر فلسطين محدش حيشك زي م بتعدوا البحر علشان تروحوا لأوروبا الكافرة كما تسموها
واضح إن الله اعزكوا بالإسلام بدليل التقدم و الازدهار اللي في كل البلاد الإسلامية 😂
بالمناسبة مصر مش دولة إسلامية مصر دولة تحت الإحتلال العربي الاسلامي تفرق كتير بس انت ناسي تاريخ الاحتلال العربي الاسلامي لمصر. @@zezomostafa4310
Thank you very much for this video, it was super helpful! ♥
Awesome, glad to hear that!
the ckeckbeas paste you want usually will be found in syrian or libanise resturnat with the name of mesbaha
notice that Hommos el sham's original name is (Halabessa)
but for some reason most people refer it to levant (el sham) which is actually not right because its 100% Egyptian
Thanks for this helpful info. I’m vegan and will definitely be hitting up Zooba 😊 next week Thursday or Friday depending on jet lag etc.
Enjoy! Egyptian food is so delicious! ❤
Ahhh thank you for making this video!!
Haha, my pleasure!
You have to visit Alexandria for seafood if you are into it. I would recommend to try grilled Tilapia fish ( samak bolti mashwi ), boiled blue crab ( kaboria masloa'a) and tajin seafood with double cream. They are insanely delicious. :D
Best seafood restaurants there are fish market, the Greek club, El Kataa'a. There are also some vintage Greek and Italian restaurants in downtown like Santa Lucia, Santorini in Helton corniche hotel ( a bit to the east ). Please try Sobia from Mecca ( a fresh juice shop ) and Sugar apple with pistachio ( halawet el eshta bel fosdok ) from Hassan ( another fruit shop in downtown ). Enjoy your time in Egypt.
Wow, that's a lot of recommendations, thank you! I have been to Alex a few times, I actually rode my motorcycle from Cairo to Alex and ate some seafood the last time I was there. Next time I'm in Alex I will have to try some of these places ❤
The food in Egypt is very interesting. Can you produce a video on the fruit and vegetables in Egypt? Thank you. Great video,! 😄💯💫💫💫
Hmm, I don't know much about what they grow here, or agriculture in general 😅 But I know they grow some stuff further south near Luxor, things like sugar cane. I did make a video in a little market in downtown showing some vegetables and the butcher though ua-cam.com/video/G3sUf8UK_zI/v-deo.html
@@Gventures thank you, I'll checked that out. Also, thank you for showing us Egypt's NEW infrastructure which in turn will grow their economy in a huge way.
Just to let you know, you are the first Female Traveler who has had the BEST experience in Egypt. The Males travelers don't have the same issues as women, however with new improvements of their economy I'm certain that the Egyptian Men mindset about women will change as well. You are Soooooo.. informative about your experiences. 😃💯💫💫💫
@@lifestylechanges1105 Thank you! But, well, that's not entirely accurate, as I know plenty of women that have had incredible experiences here in Egypt. In fact, a few of them have decided to stay and live in Egypt because they love it so much, just as I did. They just aren't making vlogs 😅But I have also seen a few videos by women who enjoyed Egypt. I know that Egypt does have a lot of negative attention online though, by both men and women. I think most "content creators" are just looking for views, so everyone writes clickbait titles like "harassed!" or "scammed!" just hoping people will watch their video. In reality, it's just people asking them if they want to buy souvenirs or take a horse ride. Not exactly harassment or a scam 🤣But eh, it is what it is.
@@Gventures Thank you for clearing that up, this good to hear. 😄
@@lifestylechanges1105 😉😊
Great video 😉Yes there are several vegan dishes in Egypt. My boyfriend Louka comes from Egypt, too. He is coptic. And the Copts are fasting several weeks in the year. They eat vegan before Easter and before Christmas they eat vegan too but they are allowed to eat fish.
Thanks! Been living here for 2 years now, I love it 😊 My bf is also Egyptian. Strange about the fish thing, I have several friends who are Copts and they don't eat fish during those times
@@Gventures My boyfriend is pleased to eat fish before Christmas 😉 maybe some Copts do and some not.
@@AnoschkaundLouka_Anja Yes, evidently so 😉
في غالبيه البيوت المصرية دائما ما يتم المزج بين الاكل النباتي والطيور او اللحوم الحمراء الباميه على سبيل المثال تطبخ مع اللحم الملوخيه مع الدجاج وهذا الشائع او مع البط والرقاق باللحم المفروم ولكن يعتمد في الأساس على الحاله المادية للأسرة تحياتي من الاسكندريه
Thank you for the information! Yes I know many people do eat meat with these items (like molokhia), which is why I put that warning in the comments about it likely being made with a broth made from meat, because it is usually served with meat. I love Alexandria! ❤
i like ur videos u did alot of research
Thank you Dina ❤️🙏
I’d love to see a “normal” day in the life in Egypt!
A normal day? It varies from person to person, but it would be boring to watch. Work, laundry, shower, etc. 😅
@@Gventures hahah I didn't know how to phrase it but I meant like an ordinary day. I get it tho. what do u do for work
Patiently awaiting the gluten-free Food in Egypt video :)
Oh sorry, but I don't think I'll ever make that video. Firstly, I am not even sure I know what gluten is 😅 But if it is what I think it is (breads, pastas, dough, etc.), there is very little gluten free food in Egypt. Bread is a main staple of food here and eaten with almost everything. Most of their desserts are not gluten free, I'm pretty sure. I guess you can always just eat meat and rice, those are gluten free I think.
very nice, thank you :)
Thank you 😊🙏
Very good video nice
Thank you!
Good vibes
I need to go on a food tour of Cairo with you . Ive been to Luxor many times and always been disappointed with the food .. maybe all the good stuff is in Cairo !
Ahaha. Yeah, Luxor isn't my favorite city....for food or anything else 😅 I know it has a lot of history which is incredible, but because of that it also has WAY too many tourists everywhere, the food isn't all that great...and they don't have Uber motorbike! So, I don't love it 😂
@@Gventures loving your stuff .. best UA-cam channel I've seen about Egypt by a country mile .. stay safe on that bike y'all xx
Fateer mashaltet❤👍
I loved the video, one of my favourite dishes is the aubergine that was featured, it seems to be a very popular dish in Cairo and I am desperately trying to find the recipe so that I can reproduce it at home in the UK Can you help please?
Aubergine? Are you talking about moussaka?
Just google Egyptian moussaka online, there are plenty of recipes, but of course it varies according to taste and who is making it
Great video, make more like this one
This one took a long time and was a lot of work. I upload one video every week, but I have to go out and film, edit, make the thumbnail, etc. all in one week. I also have a life to lead: I have to work, go to Arabic class, chores, gym, small social life, etc. Which leaves me with very little time 😆 So I probably won't be making another one like this for a long time, but good to know you enjoyed it! If I have more time in the future, it would be nice to make a video like this for desserts, but I don't see that happening for a LONG time 😅
@Gventures I'm a graphic designer and I can help u with the thumbnail .
@@amrragabhamed6889 Oh thank you, but I like to remain independent in my work 🙏
@Gventures no worries , just trying to help 😊
@@amrragabhamed6889 I appreciate it 🙏
You must eat wraa enab ورق عنب with meat ..it's a kind of mahshy..
Isn't that just like grape leave mahshy
@@Gventures yes
@@renazjesus6515 Yes I've had it. But my favorite is mahshy kromb. Not sure how to spell that in Arabic but I will try. محشي كرم
@@Gventures yes محشي كرنب
Kromb
@@renazjesus6515 كرنب؟! God help me, lay!!! It sounds like M, م! 🤣🥲
الملوخية والفول والطعمية والكشرى هم اشهر الأطعمة الشعبية فى مصر
صح
Please mention the names of some good restaurants in downtown cairo for veg/vegan food.
I don't know. I just know the dishes
Great content in a nutshell ... now is the time for lentil soup .. sa7lab and hummous el sham also known as 7alabessa
nice
I want to try many of these dishes... But ugh.... the meat broth.... Do you know places that will be able to serve with vegetable broth? (Vegan here)
Unfortunately I don't. It's something you would have to ask the server about, like I mentioned. You could try Zooba's and see if they offer 100% vegan options. It is tough, because they use meat broth in a lot of things, I think. Finding vegan Egyptian food isn't extremely difficult, but Egypt is certainly no vegan lovers paradise either. You do have to be careful what you consume because of that meat broth, even if it appears to be vegan or vegetarian 🤦♀️
Have a Merry Christmas. Beate
Merry Christmas Beate! 😊
@@Gventures Dankeschön liebe Giselle
6:00 fun fact the molokhoya was being given to war prisoners “cuz they thought molkhya is boniness” but when the prisoners liked it we started eating it . We were disgusted by the texture of molokhya too😭
Do you have a link or something with this story? I'm interested in reading about that. I know I read about how it dates back to ancient Egypt, so it's been being eaten here a long time, but I never stumbled across this prisoner of war story
@@Gventures it was a video i saw like 2 years ago or smth , but i will try finding it
you are right Hummus is not popular in egypt at all. in fact it started to appear only after Syriens opened their Restaurants
You're right. It's always been there. Mohammed Ahmed restaurant (AKA Benyamin) in Alexandria and a few restaurants had it.... But, it wasn't very popular, its popularity continues to rise to this day.
Toum/Tomeya wasn't popular until the early 2000's...
Baba Ghanouj wasn't very common in Egypt, in the seventies and eighties... Now it's everywhere.
Way to go 👌👏
I love you. you are so fun to watch
U've missed on the most famous juice and that is , sugarcane juice 😊
Did I even mention juices in this video? 😆I can't remember. Sugarcane juice is great though, and popular in many countries around the world. My first time having it was in Vietnam
@@Gventures actually u did ,,, especially mango and orange,,etc🙂
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Rn we r in Alex, and unfortunately having a hard time finding some vegetarian food other than falafel.. but in Cairo it was okay
Really? That's kind of surprising to me. It shouldn't be hard to find foul, molokhia, mahshy, crepes, etc. out there.
@@Gventures definitely will try to find these today, luckily just saw this video today morning 🙂
very nice video make me so hungry so i will come to eat you😂.. But you did not contact the strong phehronic food yet>>>>FESEEKH😂🐬🐟🦈. Happy new year in Maser❤
Thank you
el 3afow...and waiting for fseekh video😉😋😂@@Gventures
لا يمكن ان يكون طعم الملوخية و البامية في المطاعم مثل طعمه في البيت هناك افضلية للطعم بالمنزل ولا يمكن المقارنة يجب ان تاكلي الملوخية و البامية عند اي صديق و ستعرفي الفرق لان الفرق شاسع جدا. تحياتي
🤣My good sir, everyone around the world knows that home cooked food is best. I have had homemade molokhia. But this video was made for visitors and tourists that are visiting the country. Many of them will likely not have an opportunity to try homemade food. This should be obvious to you.
نعم اعلم ذلك ، شكرا جزيلا لك .@@Gventures
@@الحمدلله-ك1ي9ج Good 😅Have a beautiful day in Italy
Do they have 100% vegan restaurants in Cairo
Not that I know of, but they might. Zooba was the closest thing I have heard of, but of course it's also vegetarian. Egyptians honestly eat a lot of meat, or use animal products like broth made from animals, and ghee/butter/milk/cream, etc.
Authentic Egyptian food is either vegetarian/vegan- or fish-based, all meat/chicken-based food are exported to my knowledge 😂
Lol, well I can't be 100% sure, but it seems to me that a lot of Egyptian dishes incorporate some sort of meat based broth. If I am wrong though, point that out! Vegetarians and vegans will love to hear that 😅
@Gventures you are correct, meat-based broth is heavely used in Egyptian cuisine now. But it seems the ancient Egyptian diet was basically bread, beer and fish!
What about gluten free food I have celiac
Not sure about gluten free food, there are some options but it's not ABUNDANT. One of the main staples of an Egyptian diet is bread. Not sure how they make falafel. Foul is eaten for breakfast but usually with bread, otherwise it's just a bean paste. Maybe just fruit, veggies, rice and meat will be your options (if you aren't vegetarian).
Moulokhya isn't exactly vegan or vegetarian cause for the broth traditionally chicken, beef, lamb is used.
Yeah I write that in the video. But it's possible it could be made veggie
@@Gventures Yes certainly it can, but traditionally it's not so you have to be careful if they can do it or not
@@johng.2220 Exactly, like I say in the video 😄Same for tagin, mahshy, etc.
@@Gventures yep you know your thing :)
@@johng.2220 I try to be as clear as possible in my videos for the viewers
Om ali is definitely best cold. Fight me.
You like what you like bro, I don't care. Enjoy
ترجمة من فضلك 😂😂😂😂😂 الي لللغة العربية ،تحياتي .
Use the Arabic that is available in settings on UA-cam, I enabled it for a reason 😂
@@Gventures شكرا ، تحياتي لك من ايطاليا ، مصري.
كلام مغلوط
الكنافة أصلها مصري ١٠٠٪
رواية "كنافة معاوية" المنتشرة في الصحف المصرية و العربية، المؤرخين نفسهم كذبو هذه الرواية..
اولا سبحان الله نفس الرواية اتقالت على القطايف🤔
الرواية دي أول من ذكرها شاعر سوري اسمه ابن فضل الله العمري اللي أتولد بعد معاوية ب ٥٠٠ سنة يعني مكانش معاصر لعهد معاوية!
و مفيش اي شاعر معاصر لمعاوية ذكر الكنافة نهائي، و في كتب و مؤرخين اتكلمو عن معاوية و أصناف الأكل اللي بياكلها و الكنافة لم تذكر فيهم نهائي، و لا ذُكرت الكنافة في العصر الأموي اصلا..
أكبر كتاب طهي في الشام اسمه كتاب الطبيخ لإبن سيار، اتكتب في القرن التاسع قبل قيام الدولة الفاطمية مباشرة و الكنافة مش مذكورة فيه نهائي لا في طعام الخلفاء و لا الشعب..
و المفاجأة ان كلمة كنافة قبطية مش سريانية و لا شركسية زي ما كان شائع..
و جاية من كلمة كنيفتين..
الكنافة كانت موجودة في مصر من العصر القبطي و كانت مرتبطة باحتفالات الاقباط و انتقلت المنطقة في العصر الفاطمي في البداية عند استقبال الخليفة المعز لدين الله ثم وجودها في كل الاحتفالات الفاطمية..
الكنافة في مصر من قبل الفاطميين بقررون الكنافة في مصر من عهد قدماء المصريين واسمها كنفيتبن هو بس الفاطميين اهتموا بصناعة الحلويات القبطية وكانوا بيعملوا مسابقات بين الشيفات المصريين في عمل الماكولات القبطية وكان في مهرجانات وجوائز ده السبب انه الحلويات مذكورة مع العهد الفاطمي لكن الحقيقة مصر اول دولة صنعت الخلويات وكانت مصانع اللوتس او مثلث الدلتا من دمياط إلى رشيد هي اصل جميع الحلويات من قبل الميلاد ومذكور في المراجع الأجنبية حتى الكيك والتورتة والجاتوهات والحلويات الغربية كلها مصرية وفرنسا اخدتها من البرديات المصرية ونقلت من المطبخ المصري الحلويات والكرواسون والفطاير والتوست بالذات
I'm not using google translate to read all of that. I read the first paragraph or two. If you disagree with my videos, feel free to go out and make your own 👍
He is stating that konafa dates back to the Coptic era of Egypt and was originally used by churches during festivals, then it was later distributed to the region during the Fatimid era of Egypt. Additionally, I would like to highlight that the Levant konafa, specifically "Konafa Nabulsia and Shamia," is very different in concept from the Egyptian konafa. The Levant region includes countries such as Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, and Palestine. Konafa Nabulsia and Shamia are specific types of konafa associated with the city of Nablus in Palestine and the broader Levant region. It's noteworthy that the concepts and possibly the recipes for these variations of konafa vary across regions and cultures. If you have any specific questions or if there's anything else you'd like to know about konafa or related topics, feel free to ask!
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@@glowingdesert2171 Thank you, I appreciate that. ❤ I actually have read quite a bit online about kunafa, and I know they vary from region to region. For many ancient dishes I know people debate about the origins, and in my opinion it's anyone's best guess as to where it TRULY started, as no one can transport themselves back to that time to know. But there is history and evidence to back various claims. I find it interesting to research these things and learn.
4:11 dolma is mahshy with meat but mahshy got no meat
Actually I've had dolma with no meat in it in other countries. But yeah, like I say in the video, mahshy is almost always just rice and no meat
@@Gventures u had it iraq? They call mahshy with or without meat a dolma
@@AndrewTota No I've never been to Iraq. But many countries have similar dishes and it can be called by different names. I've had it in Turkey and in Greece
@@Gventures oh yes . Mhashy’s origin is actually turkish. We took the dolma from them and instead of stuffing it with meat we put rice . That was like when we were part of the ottman empire .
@@Gventures it original name is dolma we r the ones who changed it a bit by calling it mahshy and stuffing it with only rice
Morta 😂😂😂😂😂
Yeah morta, it's vegetarian 😊💡🤣
How is eegs vigitarian
How are eggs not vegetarian? 😆
Its vegetarian but not vegan
@@AndrewTota Exactly. What I said in the video 👍
Egyptian food was pretty nasty if I'm being honest. At least the food at my hotel was
What a sad thing to hear! It must have been your hotel then, because I think Egyptian food is great, and so do many other people. Honestly, I think most hotel food sucks. I always try to go out and get local with it, ask people what their favorite restaurant is, get recommendations from people that live there and know the area. That's when you begin to find the hidden gems, the best places for koshary, the best shawarma spots, etc.
my comment got deleted
Wasn't me, I rarely delete comments unless someone is harassing someone, then I maybe block that person. Maybe it was a glitch on UA-cam, try leaving it again
@@Gventures I guess it was youtube for some reason .
I was thanking you and giving recommendation about trying good seafood restaurant , I saw that you tried couple of times but you didn't really go to the correct places . I can recommend 3 things to try and you won't regret it .
there is a restaurant called flying fish in agoza/mohandseen and another one called fishmarket or Asmak on the nile .
and another fairly new one called Lamo2a5za which is fast food chain for seafood .
try seafood soup . Trust me I have been all over europe and korea and japan and could't find better seafood anywhere else .
just pick the right menu items .
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have a nice day
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They don't.
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