As an Egyptian, I was surprised and simultaneously ashamed to see how much she knows that I don't about my food that I love. Also she knows a lot of awesome places that I don't know how I've never heard of before. Bravo Mia.
@@AhmadAmr98 keep in mind she is also egyptain she already know these places as she grow up with them and thats her field of work so show knows the most about it, my guess she probably graduated from culinary school but non the less her english is what impressed me the most and her delivery of the info is top tier in my opinion
I'm half Egyptian and I've been thinking of living there for a year or two to change things a bit but I've never had the courage to do it for one reason or another. Just the usual tourist visit. How do you find it? I don't really have much connection to my Egyptian side of the family other than a few of them and they're usually busy, so I was wondering if you live in an expat community or do you know any website that guide you?
Man This girl is wild!!!! Best food guide evaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!! I will come to Egypt just to do a food tour with U Sis, You Rock!!!!! Men El Maghrib with love!!! 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦Max, you know we love you, and support you, but man, Mia Rocked the boat!!!!!!
@@abdallhmohamed6442 ماهو الشيطان قال كدة برضه 🤪😜🤣 بس بجد إزعاج و هوهوة على الفاضي اصل كل دة وحاتنزلو على مافيش فالاخر فكر فيها شوية حتلاقي كلامي صح بص لرد فعلك لوحده يدل على أن كلامي صح إللي بيتكرر فالجوامع والمحلات مالوا اساسس
I really love this tour guide I've seen her in a lot of videos she has a brilliant own way btw I saw her once in reality with a family from Brazil in Sheikh Zayed at Arkan Mall, I was a seller at "Tortina" but unfortunately I couldn't make sure if she was or no, i wish I could see her again
Ive been a huge fan of Mark Weins, ever since he first started out. However, he's gone a slightly different direction I haven't been a big fan of. I never comment on UA-cam videos, I just watch as for me, it's more of a "time to relax" after I'm done working or just before bed. Max, I see you've probably found your niche. I've followed you for almost a year and now I'm commenting for the first time. The Phillipine videos have been my favorite so far. However, I see (with this video), you're going towards the "food travel" way and I'm liking it. But please, keep atleast some of "the people interactions" alive. In the end, the interactions with the people is what some of us really liked. We love to see the livelihood of others. Much success, Rigo.
Even though I just finished my dinner, your video make me hungry, I`m putting Egypt in my traveling bucket, and hopefully I will be there this coming winter. Thank you and your sophisticated sweet young lady guide for this mouth-watering video. 🌹🌹
The only thing you didn’t have is proper ful Medemmis. Not mashed. Also there is a better place to eat kushary where they serve it with a spiced tomato sauce and topped with lots of fried onions (not shallots) and chic peas. This dish is uniquely Egyptian and goes back to Ancient Egyptian times. Mulukyiah does have a distinct flavor. I like it best over white rice. This was a good video overall and makes me miss Egypt. ❤️
هههههههه عندما نتحدث عن مصر نتحدث عن شعب لديه حضارة منذ 7000 سنه وأكثر من ذلك كيف لك ان تربطها بالمسيحيه من 2000 عام تقريبا فقط هل مصرين قبل المسحيه لا ياكلون 😅🤔@@Ahreman_egy
@@AhmedKhalil-bx3um هو ماينفعش المجتمع مطبخه يتطور مع اختلاف الزمن مثلا؟ هانفضل ناكل نفس الاكل ٧٠٠٠ سنه؟ حتي لو مكانش في اغلب المحاصيل الحديثه قبل تبادل التجاره و السفر و تغير الثقافه و الاديان؟
I have a question How do you guys keep your stomach okay or functioning while you are traveling and eating food from different countries. I am following your videos since you were in Pakistan and I was wondering how come one can try different street foods without having any stomach issues 😀 Do you take any supplements or probiotics
I’m a lifelong traveller and always try street food, but for those of us who don’t eat red meat, fried food or fast carbohydrates, Egypt seems like a challenge!
Egypt and India are both countries with a hot climate, and to preserve butter from spoiling, you can seperate the water and the milk solids from the fat by boiling it, creating clarified butter, or ghee. Meaning that both cultures came to the same conclusion because of the similar conditions they live in.
Reason why so many food UA-camrs are in Egypt is because Sonny's Egypt vlog made them looked so bad, they are inviting all the UA-camrs to make the place look better
@@NubaNarmer The culture and people are great, Sonny had trouble with the authorities, or any goverment related stuff, which is sadly because of the political issues that the people who live there also suffer from.
@@NubaNarmer I assume you are aware of the political distress that is ongoing today, electricity going out, corruption everywhere, people getting angry at how the country is ran... Yknow? These general issues you and me probably face (or atleast the great majority). And the consequences of these issues were demonstrated by the video made by sonny, where he got his camera confiscated, even though he claims to have a filming permit (Assuming my memory is correct), having the police bug him for no reason, and even falling with what is probably a tourist scam (the issue with the camels), which made him say that the best time he had, was away from the police in the big cities.
Egypt isn't really a culinary country. I could never mix various pastas with rice, lentils and beans, onions, despite all the sauces and condiments they heap on it on one plate! It's slop. If I went to Egypt, I think I'd stick to a more correct Turkish or Lebanese menu. Always found it amazing curry isn't eaten in Arab countries too!
Yes, it is the home to the Coptic Orthodox church, and also the home to Al-Azhar Al-Shareef, one of the biggest islamic schools in the entire world, it is a place where there is mutual respect between both Christians and Muslims, and for you to come up and make this unnessecary remark and try to stir-up an argument, is just plain disrespectful to both the fellow Muslim and Christian brothers, and the Bible itself, as it is said in Luke 6:27 that you should love your enemies. God bless you, my friend, and try to be more mature about it.
You got the best food guide mate .... She is awesome and has lots of knowledge about Egyptian foods
As an Egyptian, I was surprised and simultaneously ashamed to see how much she knows that I don't about my food that I love. Also she knows a lot of awesome places that I don't know how I've never heard of before. Bravo Mia.
@@AhmadAmr98 keep in mind she is also egyptain she already know these places as she grow up with them and thats her field of work so show knows the most about it, my guess she probably graduated from culinary school but non the less her english is what impressed me the most and her delivery of the info is top tier in my opinion
I adore Egypt, so much, I moved from USA to Cairo last year. AND, not sorry bout it. Such a more peaceful life , inshallah
I'm half Egyptian and I've been thinking of living there for a year or two to change things a bit but I've never had the courage to do it for one reason or another. Just the usual tourist visit. How do you find it? I don't really have much connection to my Egyptian side of the family other than a few of them and they're usually busy, so I was wondering if you live in an expat community or do you know any website that guide you?
Where you choosed to live in Cairo ?
By yourself?
Man This girl is wild!!!! Best food guide evaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!! I will come to Egypt just to do a food tour with U Sis, You Rock!!!!! Men El Maghrib with love!!! 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦Max, you know we love you, and support you, but man, Mia Rocked the boat!!!!!!
You have said what I was trying to say.
Relax, what do you mean she is wild, she seems pretty normal.
@@Salah-jo7spI don't think you understand English!
@@abdallahelbaroudy8573 I dont think you understand anything at all
I'm Egyptian and i was like .. woow she knows too much, idk any
My beloved Egypt. God bless her, guide her, preserve her, protect her.
Excellent Egyptian food guide.
This girl is a beast , she went straight into the very heart of Egyptian Food.
"This is molokheya, there are a few people who don't like it, we don't talk to them"
Yeah that pretty much sums it up 😂😂 had me howling 😂😂
I love Mulokhy only with chicken and bread 😊
Those lil sausages with the Koshari ARE SOOOOOOOO GOOD
احلي حاجه فى بلدنا مصر القرآن في كل مكان تسمع القرآن
اللهم اجعلنا من اهل القرآن
وبعدين جت في الاخر شربته خمره وبتقوله احنا بنشربها في الازازة
@@abdallhmohamed6442 ستيلا جميلة
حاجة تزهق ومزعجة الصراحة
@@ang9266 غور منها مش عايزين اشكالك معانا
@@abdallhmohamed6442 ماهو الشيطان قال كدة برضه 🤪😜🤣 بس بجد إزعاج و هوهوة على الفاضي
اصل كل دة وحاتنزلو على مافيش فالاخر
فكر فيها شوية حتلاقي كلامي صح
بص لرد فعلك لوحده يدل على أن كلامي صح
إللي بيتكرر فالجوامع والمحلات مالوا اساسس
I need her as my tour guide she's amazing
This video needs to be recommended more!! Max always comes through with great food and travel content.
I really love this tour guide I've seen her in a lot of videos she has a brilliant own way
btw I saw her once in reality with a family from Brazil in Sheikh Zayed at Arkan Mall, I was a seller at "Tortina" but unfortunately I couldn't make sure if she was or no, i wish I could see her again
I want this lady to take me on a food tour . I am coming to Egypt next week .
I love this girl. She's absolutely amazing as a tour guide. Her English is native-like too.
Ive been a huge fan of Mark Weins, ever since he first started out. However, he's gone a slightly different direction I haven't been a big fan of. I never comment on UA-cam videos, I just watch as for me, it's more of a "time to relax" after I'm done working or just before bed.
Max, I see you've probably found your niche. I've followed you for almost a year and now I'm commenting for the first time. The Phillipine videos have been my favorite so far. However, I see (with this video), you're going towards the "food travel" way and I'm liking it. But please, keep atleast some of "the people interactions" alive. In the end, the interactions with the people is what some of us really liked. We love to see the livelihood of others.
Much success, Rigo.
I lived in Egypt for a year, was one of my best travels I did in my life.
As an Egyptian living abroad, this lady knows her food!
made us hungry 😅, my full respect to the tour guide she is on point wow.
Great food tour!! Could you please list the names of those places where you tried..thanks
She's awesome. I wish i had someone like that in Egypt
best taste of all foods.this is it baby
البنت دي ذكيه جدا والاكسنت بتعتها امريكي خالص في اول الفيديو كنت بحسبها امريكيه مش مصريه عاش عليها
Even though I just finished my dinner, your video make me hungry, I`m putting Egypt in my traveling bucket, and hopefully I will be there this coming winter. Thank you and your sophisticated sweet young lady guide for this mouth-watering video. 🌹🌹
The only thing you didn’t have is proper ful Medemmis. Not mashed.
Also there is a better place to eat kushary where they serve it with a spiced tomato sauce and topped with lots of fried onions (not shallots) and chic peas.
This dish is uniquely Egyptian and goes back to Ancient Egyptian times.
Mulukyiah does have a distinct flavor. I like it best over white rice.
This was a good video overall and makes me miss Egypt. ❤️
Wow! Looks amazing!
11:05
If you just add pickled or fried eggplant , it would have been the heaven
Egypt has some very good vegetarian food... impressive..
actually its rooted to the christian coptic culture, the optic fast days where people don't eat meat or milk
@@Ahreman_egy😂😂😂
هههههههه عندما نتحدث عن مصر نتحدث عن شعب لديه حضارة منذ 7000 سنه وأكثر من ذلك كيف لك ان تربطها بالمسيحيه من 2000 عام تقريبا فقط هل مصرين قبل المسحيه لا ياكلون 😅🤔@@Ahreman_egy
@@AhmedKhalil-bx3um هو ماينفعش المجتمع مطبخه يتطور مع اختلاف الزمن مثلا؟ هانفضل ناكل نفس الاكل ٧٠٠٠ سنه؟ حتي لو مكانش في اغلب المحاصيل الحديثه قبل تبادل التجاره و السفر و تغير الثقافه و الاديان؟
@@Ahreman_egymost of America and Europe r christians too why they didn't have the same unless there's another purpose....
Welcome to our country Bro❤
أحلى شيء في الفيديو صوت القرآن أنه عذب ويشرح الصدر ❤
Man the editing is on point
5:56 Bro said _"I tell you what.... see where you're going until the foreigners are done with their vlog."_ 😂
Egyptian food is amazing and amazing vegetarian foods. Most have zero meat.
I have a question
How do you guys keep your stomach okay or functioning while you are traveling and eating food from different countries. I am following your videos since you were in Pakistan and I was wondering how come one can try different street foods without having any stomach issues 😀
Do you take any supplements or probiotics
It's a pity you didn't list all the places you visited. Great video.
I’m a lifelong traveller and always try street food, but for those of us who don’t eat red meat, fried food or fast carbohydrates, Egypt seems like a challenge!
I love Egypt, the mother of the world 🫀❤️🔥
those food look so good.
OMG i have to try this...Looks so delicious!! The only problem i live in Chicago!!!
What is the name of the restaurant 19:39
wow looks amazing
Great video. What's the Enchanted Forest restaurant called?
FelFela
My country 🇪🇬❤😊
I mean fr the girl is the main character 😂❤
Hola Max, tú sabes que veo todos tus vídeos, tú me encantas🥰
مرحبًا بكم في مصر بلدكم الثاني ❤🇪🇬🌍
What a great video
Great video
Great editing
Glad you liked Egypt food I enjoyed everything in Egypt except pollution
SALUDOS DESDE MI PAÍS CHILE 🇨🇱🌶️😍
بلدي الحبيبة 🇪🇬♥️
I like your video 😍😍
What is the name of the coffee place?
Shinning wala Egypt 😅
Hi Mate, nice video, which camera do you use for recording your videos ? Thanks
روعه انها مدينه جميله❤❤❤
Unfortunately, Egyptians don't market their food enough.
Acaats 💯
Reupload?
Yeah, I decided to put it on my second channel
@@dailymax24 thanks for clarifying. I got excited assuming new episode! It was one of the best series. 👌
شارع منصور في باب اللوق بالقرب من ميدان التحرير
❤❤❤❤
this was supposed to be the poor people food but not anymore - it is now very expensive for most of people .
I m curious how they got introduced Ghee into their traditional cuisine? Ghee has its roots in India ..
Ghee is traditional Egyptian cuisine
@@Joe317-e2c in India we call clarified butter, Ghee.. which we make at home
@@NoMatterWhat27 the same in Egypt from thousands years , maybe it is common food for old civilization like Egypt and India .
Egypt and India are both countries with a hot climate, and to preserve butter from spoiling, you can seperate the water and the milk solids from the fat by boiling it, creating clarified butter, or ghee.
Meaning that both cultures came to the same conclusion because of the similar conditions they live in.
مصر بقت بلد من غير نظام ولا قانون. الله يكون في عون الناس
Bro he changed the oil for your shoot. The previous oil was so bad it looked like car lube.
The eggplant makes the oil dark , and the potato that was fried in that oil was clear when he got it out of the oil
How is the place in 14:35 called? Thank you so much
Where is this place???
What month In Egypt was this
16:45 bro she said cat ear this is kangaroo ear 😀
تمام جميل جدا ما اسم المطاعم وعنوانها خاصه الفلافل
Wow
5:26 Egyptians love acid 🎉😂 that’s how the pyramids were built I bet.
you know how to enjoy food.
مايا بجد جميلة أوي❤
Team Egypt
👇
16:04 Pee soup?
❤❤❤ 🇪🇬🤍🤍🤍🇦🇪
Egyptiona did not event beer. Can ask Google about that. Decent food guide tho
pharaohs had made beer thousands of years ago and in this recent time we found fermented wine in their graves
they did envent beer
Sorry, but most of Egyptian don't drink beer. We re Muslim, n we never use alcoholic
We are nasara eat pork and drink alcohol
احنا النصاري بناكل لحم الخنزير وبنشرب خمر
علشان كده احنا كفار
She took you where she likes to go ... That was unfair....The female guide was too profitional.... 😊
Woah
Love a bit of gee
Our kitchen is the richest, you just tried like .01% of the the Egyptian traditional food
I'm an Egyptian that is not true about Molokhia i am sorry I had to correct the information
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I don’t even like some American food, I don’t think I could handle this
This isn't music it's holy quran
Reason why so many food UA-camrs are in Egypt is because Sonny's Egypt vlog made them looked so bad, they are inviting all the UA-camrs to make the place look better
Sonny was fine. He was just in a bad mood over his camera.
@@NubaNarmer The culture and people are great, Sonny had trouble with the authorities, or any goverment related stuff, which is sadly because of the political issues that the people who live there also suffer from.
@@Froge4291 I’ve been living in Egypt for over two years now and I didn’t have any issues.
@@NubaNarmer I assume you are aware of the political distress that is ongoing today, electricity going out, corruption everywhere, people getting angry at how the country is ran... Yknow? These general issues you and me probably face (or atleast the great majority).
And the consequences of these issues were demonstrated by the video made by sonny, where he got his camera confiscated, even though he claims to have a filming permit (Assuming my memory is correct), having the police bug him for no reason, and even falling with what is probably a tourist scam (the issue with the camels), which made him say that the best time he had, was away from the police in the big cities.
we aren't inviting anybody😂😂😂 and who tf is Sonny
Why did she had to take him to those places
I as an Egyptian, don't eat in those places
This egyptian girl can speak english man dammit
friendly nation
10:16
Enjoyed this video but too much shaking of the camera, makes me nauseated.
Hows your colon bro after that tons of garlic
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Egypt isn't really a culinary country. I could never mix various pastas with rice, lentils and beans, onions, despite all the sauces and condiments they heap on it on one plate! It's slop. If I went to Egypt, I think I'd stick to a more correct Turkish or Lebanese menu. Always found it amazing curry isn't eaten in Arab countries too!
Just go to Turkey and Lebanon, sneaky
French fries with taamiya ?! Woman, you're not good in the head...
My favorite Egyptian dish, made by my aunty, Kathy Malooga, ie "moolookiya, is made from the leaf of the Jews.
I never heard someone call it "Leaf of the Jews", I wonder what is the reason behind that name?
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Did you know that Egypt was and is a Christian country?
Even if?? What's ur point?
Yes, it is the home to the Coptic Orthodox church, and also the home to Al-Azhar Al-Shareef, one of the biggest islamic schools in the entire world, it is a place where there is mutual respect between both Christians and Muslims, and for you to come up and make this unnessecary remark and try to stir-up an argument, is just plain disrespectful to both the fellow Muslim and Christian brothers, and the Bible itself, as it is said in Luke 6:27 that you should love your enemies.
God bless you, my friend, and try to be more mature about it.
Lmao no its currently not. Be responsible with what you comment
Deguelas
What does the Quuur-aaan have to do with this video clip? Talk about mixing apples and oranges, lol!
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