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Om Ali | Egypt's Famous National Dessert | Egypt Vlog #57 | ام علي واحده من اشهر الحلويات المصريه
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2024
- What do people eat for dessert in Egypt? In this video I show you one of my favorite desserts here and a national dish of Egypt, Om Ali. Watch the full video for the ingredients, history, taste and price of this authentic and delicious dessert of Egypt. #egyptianfood #egypt #cairo #cairofood #travel #travelvlog #traveling #travelling #travelegypt #solotravel #solotraveler #solotraveller #pyramids #pyramidsofgiza #pyramidsofegypt #sphinxcat #backpacking #backpackingadventures #backpackingtravel #backpackinglife #backpackingtips #backpackinggear #streetfood #street
Hey guys, welcome to the channel! My name's Gisselle, I'm a budget traveler and have been to 6 out of the 7 continents, living for some time in Sydney, Australia as well as in Saigon, Vietnam. I am currently living in Cairo, Egypt and learning some conversational Arabic. I am a lover of language and a culturally curious lady just making my way through life one day at a time. I live to learn, I love to travel and explore, try new things and meet interesting people anywhere and everywhere in the world. Come with me as I solo travel and find fascinating new places, try delicious food, meet lovely people and share a moment in time on this beautiful planet, our Earth.
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Wonderful video with Om kalthom singing and a beautiful young lady sitting at the Nile
Yes you got it OM Ali and Om Mohamed are fantastic
Yum
thanks 😅 you work hard in this weather
The best thing in your video is the background song of OM Kalsoum the iconic legend of the Arab Music in general and the Egyptian music in particular.
Awya, ba7eb Om Kalsoum 😁 I even mention her in the video 😄 The only issue sometimes with having music in the background in videos (much as I love it) is that it can get copyright claims. Luckily, I was allowed to upload this video even though there is copyrighted music in it, they just take some of the monetization value (which I'm fine with).
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The name of the restaurant on the sign is "Halawa & Zaatar" it means "halvah & zaatar" while the name on the menu is "Beit Zaman" it means "old days home"..the singer is om kalthoum.
Yes I definitely know who the singer is 😅 This video was copyrighted because her music was playing in the background. Famous and incredible singer. My boyfriend usually does translate or tell me things later that I don't know in the moment when I am recording
hands down my fav Egyptian desert 🍲
Mine too 😁😍
Those are very specific menu prices! The restaurant (and the dish of course) looks lovely - it actually reminds me of Docklands and Southbank here in Melbourne.
Yes there are many great restaurants along the Nile I really enjoy. Never been to Melbourne! Did live in Sydney for a while though, beautiful country
@@Gventures It is!
You make it look more delicious. Can’t wait to try it. 😊
So good 😍
Will be in Misr in 3 weeksnand this is all I've been dreaming of hahaha and everything else of course!
😆 It is really good
Mother of Ali
Yep, as described in the video
احلى ام على فى الدنيا ❤😊
Beautiful views and yummy food. Can’t get much better then that.
Agreed 😁
Interesting story behind a dessert.
👋👋G till next time 😁
Hahah I know, crazy story. Thanks Catfish!
the name on restaurant menu the in which you ate the OM Ali dish is called "Beit Zaman" meaning the house of the old times.
Yesss I found out after asking the waiter what the name of the restaurant was, he told me near the end of the video. Thank you very much though!
Amazing stuff mate
Heyyyy! Cool, you saw my channel! Thanks for watching man! How the hell you been? Want to visit Egypt? 🤣I'll host you! 😁😁😁😁😁
Yumm
Come to Alexandria
I'm waiting for you here ❤️
Great video as usual , will definitely check it out , any idea how far is it from Steinberger Tahrir square ?
Thanks! Yeah from the Steinberger hotel in Tahrir Square to the restaurant it is either a 10 minute drive or an hours walk. The distances are like that in Cairo, it takes you all day to walk somewhere or you can be there in 1 minute with a car 😆
bait zaman its name of the restaurant
Nice...... I love it. Have you tried Tahrir Koshary Restaurant in Dokki?
Thank Carlos! I have! I like in Dokki so it's close. But to be honest, I don't eat koshery that often...it's so heavy and filling. A good winter food, but I've barely eaten it since summer
I’m flying over next week for two weeks to visit my mum in law and some friends.Completely confused as to what clothes to pack.Your in vests ???? I’m thinking of buying a few dresses in Cairo rather than UK as I can get them altered there too.want to be comfortable when out but also cool as it’s looking quite warm.Glad to watch your videos and see how well you’ve adapted there 🙏🌺
@@Noor-kp1yb Yes it's still warm here! And I'm assuming you're British because you used the word mum, so I think the weather will definitely still be warm for you 😅But maybe I'm wrong or maybe you live elsewhere now, who knows. It is difficult to pack and I think it totally depends on what you're doing here. Will you be in Cairo the entire time, or some remote village? The further away you get from tourist areas the more conservative it gets (even in Cairo, leave the big foreign populated areas of Zamalek, downtown Cairo, Maadi and maybe a few other areas and the neighborhoods get local real fast.
All Muslim women cover their hair. Almost all women cover at least their shoulders (even men actually), although you can see I don't many times, or just throw a scarf over my shoulders if I'm wearing a shirt that exposes my shoulders. I wouldn't wear low cut tops. Things below the knee (most women cover their entire legs to the ankle). But I've also seen tourists here with little sundresses on and short skirts (it's just really culturally inappropriate). I'm not sure how strict or conservative your mother-in-law is, and that's why I'm not sure how to answer. You want to impress her or at least "behave", right? 😅 Or maybe you're really good friends with her and you've been together half a dozen times, I have no idea 😂
Strictly weather related, cotton is good material because it is light. Buying dresses here in Egypt is a great idea, I've done the same (bought dresses and had them altered). The clothes are cheaper here and it's very cheap to get them altered, plus many of the dresses they sell are already appropriate for the culture. Thanks so much for watching my videos by the way, I really appreciate the support! ❤ And yes I've absolutely fallen for Cairo, I love it here 😁
@@Gventures wow thank you so much for taking the time to read my questions and answer them .My Mum in law is great.We’re close.She’s quite modern.I’m originally Iranian but western in dress sense😆born and bred in IK but also lived in USA from age 9-13 UK is getting very expensive so I’m hoping to have a break (my Dad passed away 13/8/22 peacefully Alhamdulilla) so this is a little change of scenery for me.I’m hoping to visit the dentist, have a pedi,medi, trim my hair, go for Hemam. Eat great food well as much as I can since I’ve gone Keto 👍We will be going to Alexandria too for a few days .I really should learn to speak Arabic InshAllah I still have time in my late 40s still need to learn to drive 😆😆🙏🌺
@@Noor-kp1yb No, thank YOU for commenting, I love interacting with people that watch my channel! ❤
Oh that's great so you know her well, already met, are close. That's a lot less stressful, I wasn't sure if you were just married and had never met her or something😅 And you have been to Egypt, married to an Egyptian, are of Iranian lineage, so you know the deal with the culture and dress. I'm very sorry to hear about your father...I can't imagine how difficult that must be. It's a good idea to take a break and get out for a while.
Yes get it all done girl! Are you going to be passing through Cairo at all? Keto is hard, I commend you! I can't cut the carbs, I love pizza and bread too much 😆My brother does Keto though and he still seems to eat very well. Haha well Arabic is hard, I should really know a lot more for the year I've been here, considering I have every opportunity to hear/speak/learn it all around me and am immersed in the culture. But it's hard to remain consistent sometimes 😅😅 Hey I'm 34 and only just got my drivers license 2 years ago! Sometimes you just don't need it, especially if you're living in a place with a great metro system! Now I have a motorcycle here in Cairo, but still learning how to drive in this insane traffic. It's terrifying, to be honest 😂
great location .. few steps away from where the murder took place in manial palace .. ..thats where "sweet revenge' came from
Lol oh no way! I didn't know it took place in Manial Palace! That's wild 😄Also VERY funny comment about sweet revenge, had me laughing 🤣🤣
@@Gventures actually the murder was really grotesque.. in the bath battered to death with wooden slippers by her chamber maids.. you can actually visit the bath proper .. imagine ... what a waste of a once beautiful and shrewd woman.. her soul deserved the delicious om ali :)
@@mahmoudnayel2932 Oh my GOD! What a terrible way to go, that's such a brutal story for such a sweet dish!
@@Gventures true... actually 'shagaret el dor' was very important in history she ruled egypt at the time of the mongol invasion.. she helped stop them .. before getting killed.. you might find reading the history of that period like a fairytale .. with some demons ;}
@@mahmoudnayel2932 I think I must, sounds intriguing! I didn't know any of that, but I love history. So cool, thanks for sharing!
very good..you ate foul e falafel ending by om ali so you are ready to take (ARE)nationality..but this depending on eating (fseekh) phahronic fish food.. NB. must be eaten with bread !!😂💪🐟
Oh? Tell me more about this fseekh! I know you have recommended me to some fish restaurants in the past, and I've had some fish in Alexandria, but I've never heard of fseekh
@@Gventures 😂😂😂fseekh is eaten at home only and you should have a companion !!
@@Gventures it is a salty fish (boorey) type..the phahros did it and present up till now in Egypt only all over the world. and is sold in fseekh stores only...but it is so strong to be eaten by americans😆
@@asemabdelaziz6193 Why at home only?!
@@asemabdelaziz6193 I just looked it up and wow, the ancient Egyptians were eating this too, that's awesome! I HAVE to try this (even if I think I may not like it because you're right, it might be a strong flavor for me😅)
These restaurants at the nile river in Manial are a bit overprized and haven't great review scores on google, exceptions may occur.
Lol
I been watching your videos for a while, I currently live in Kansas, USA . You more than welcome to go visit my house in Egypt and try my mom’s food “ and tell her i say Hi
Cuz I haven’t visit her for over 6 yrs since i moved to the states with my wife 😢
Oh wow, you must miss your family, the FOOD, and just Egypt as a whole! You need to make a visit back man, ASAP! You livin in tornado alley!
That's a very kind offer and it sounds like a good time, but wouldn't it be kind of weird if I just showed up at your mom's house like "Hey! I'm here for dinner!" 😂😂Where does she live? Does she speak any English? (I'm assuming not, just because most mothers I've met here don't, but who knows). All I know is that my Arabic is not very good at all, still! Very sad about that 😔But I'm trying to pick it up, conversational Egyptian Arabic anyway. The reading and writing...not so much. It's so overwhelming 😅
Thanks so much for watching and supporting my channel! 🥰It's still pretty small but slowly, slowly growing. I hope to reach more people, but regardless of how many people see my videos, I really enjoy making them and sharing my experiences with the few people that do watch. It's a passion project! 😁
@@Gventures I like watching ur videos cuz it’s like I’m home . It’s strange that I really miss the places in Egypt not really the ppl . I miss my street, my neighborhood and where i used to take a wake more than i miss my family. I found it hard to believe that i been gone over 6 yrs now . My mom very nice person i was nervous whenever she met my wife ( native American) cuz neither one of them speak any common language but sure enough smiling was a key to break the ice and she became her besti also my wife is crazy funny and my mom liked that about her . I used to live In Shebin el kom . Menofiya it’s a really nice town alot stuff u can see . My mom cooks really good 😊 but u hv to finish ur food or u will always hear her in the background mumbling that u don’t like her food lol . I had to help my wife finish her plate cuz I didn’t realize how small of stomach American got 😅 and ur very funny and down to earth. Stay safe
@@mohamedsadek1312 Oh, that's such an honor for you to say it's like your home when watching my videos, I'm so happy I can give you a little piece of your home from so far away. And I have heard that from many people that move abroad, that they miss their neighborhood or the food or just the environment, even more than their family. It's a part of you, you know. Your mom sounds like a lovely lady, and you're right, a smile is the international language! I LOVE humor and joking around (as do many Egyptians I have discovered 😆) so it's great your wife is jovial and likes to laugh and play around. I asked my bf who is Egyptian where Shebin el Kom is, he said it is far away 😅So I don't know if I will ever make it out that way, but if I do it would be lovely to meet your mother, I really enjoy meeting new people here and in the last year I have been here so many people have been so friendly and welcoming, Egyptians are very friendly and warm people. Lol all mothers are like that, they want you to eat till you explode 🤣Thank you so much for your kind words! 🥰
وش مكتوب فكتفك
Your happiness is in the way you think 😊
@@Gventures 👌🏼صحيح