That one chef has major shaking in his hands, yet he works so hard to produce such amazing food. What dedication to his passion. Everyone is so nice and friendly. And Anthony is absolutely wonderful.
I can see why the restaurant with the 73 year old chef has been in top 10 , look at his smile and passion and pride he takes in while cooking !!! It looks like cooking is his life
@@MichouThe no bro their like this to everyone. It's sort of a culture thing called tarafat. basically people become overly nice to show how honorable they are.
I’m Norwegian and I came to the Middle East couple of years ago to study Arabic at the American University of Beirut. I visited Jordan and I liked it just as I liked Turkey, but my favorite country in the entire region is Lebanon . Lebanon has been a true revelation, literally. In every sense, the landscape, the mountains, the Cedars, the Mediterranean coast, the amazing history that makes Greece and Rome pale, and the Lebanese gastronomy.. ooh, to die for! Now talking about food , do you know what is the origin of ice cream, sorbet, pizza, pesto, pasta, coffee, pistachio, almond, orange? It’s the Arab world. The Arabs and before them, the Phoenicians brought these wonders to Europe. I discovered that through an expo on food and history in the city of Genoa. The expo ‘ Città e Mari’ ( cities and seas) followed by an interesting article of la Repubblica ( an Italian newspaper) they published an article ‘ Mangiamo Arabo Senza Saperlo’ ( we eat Arabic food without knowing) they list more than 20 Italian dishes that originated in Phoenicia ( today Lebanon) and the Arab world... the manoush, you were eating reminds me of my morning breakfast on the way to the university.. the best memories.. I still have the flavors in the palate. Love Lebanon
So great to see Lebanon thriving now especially in Beirut. Heartbreaking during the wars. People seem so friendly and nice and love showing the great food they make. Thanks for the great video from Beirut. Loved it!
@@syriaenesp4110 الف شكر على هذا غلط بس انا ماراح غلط عليج لأن تربيتي ماتسمح اغلط وبعدين ليش هل غلط وتهجم من حضرتج على شنووو أريد اعرف اذا مااحب تفرقه ولا أحب طائفيه كلنا عرب ونبيه محمد وال محمد ع عرب ونعم منهم قدوتنا وبعدين يااختي عيب تغلطين حتى الكلام ذوق انا ماراح غلط عليج بس كول ربي يجازيج يارب
SO EXCITED FOR THIS SERIES! Hope you enjoyed episode 1 from Lebanon! Next up we are in Tripoli! Subscribe and hit the "BELL" icon so you are notified! Follow us behind the scenes for the latest from Chopstick Travel : instagram.com/chopsticktravel & facebook.com/chopsticktravel
Im lebanese, you can preppare some of them in your home there is lebanese food recipes that are so amazing,delicious and easy
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OMG, so much food! Must be very cool as a chef to see people eating your food with so much passion. Didn‘t know Lebanon was so friendly. I feel like I'm knowing the world through food, Love it!
You know I like that you show how wonderful and friendly people of the world truly are. Not the propaganda we get given through news channels. Lebanon 🇱🇧 is a wonderful place and great food too. Thank you 🌈
I do not know what to say guys ! I am SPEECHLESS !!! Lebanese food? And Anthony???? Wow what a combination ! Great one really. Keep up the great work. Salute to Luke, Sabrina and the best Dr. Anthony . Lebanese food is beyond imagination specially with Anthony.
The reason why I like your channel so much is that you show me the places which I dont know much about. But after this Lebanon series I know I have to go to this beautiful country and taste their excellent cuisine. Thank you for your videos Chopstick travel!
Used to have a Lebanese friend who shared his time between Bristol, UK and Paris, where he lived near the Centre Pompidou. There was a Lebanese restaurant just around the corner, so he'd phone ahead to order some typical dishes and remind the staff in Arabic that he was Lebanese, not French (!). So in we'd go to a table absolutely loaded with amazing food (including raw lamb which is far nicer than it might sound). Magnificent! Later he emigrated to the USA and we lost touch which is a shame! So, Marc, if you happen to be watching this, do get in touch. I'm now living in Berlin - Pol will tell you where.
I love seeing the pride of the locals with their food. Looks delicious. I was in Istanbul once and some of these dishes remind me of what I had there. Would like to visit Beirut one day.
Ofc! You can come anytime you want... But i don't think now, you now what, explosion, the $ thingy (i don't know if you know about that thing but yeah...)
Welcome 🤗 and in my opinion now is the best time because of the ecomical Chrisis everything became so cheap like visiting the largest roman temple on earth costs now have a $
Luke and Sabrina, if you ever come back to Lebanon, i will take you to the village and show you how everything is hand made. Cheese, laban, labne. And ill cook you a traditional meal
Haha Anthony already got me hooked in the 1st Min with his intro to Lebanese Food, great character 😊 . Looking forward to the rest of this series, love it.
That cheese dessert was mouth watering. I am not big on too much sweet, but that savoury taste, and that seasame seed bun will just about balance that cheesy dessert. You need a cup of unsweeteded coffee to wash that down!
Wow the 72 years old chef is amazing..I respect him so much he still work at he's age.. amazing chef and good food..nice video.thank you.. God bless you..
You didn't even try lunch/dinner in lebanon 👀👀 those were only traditional breakfasts. But yeah we have an amazing cuisine and friendly people everywhere 🇱🇧🇱🇧🇱🇧
Amazing. We love you. I just can’t understand how anyone can dislike a video like this in which there has been so much effort and love !!! Luke, we love you two here in Iran 🇮🇷. You two are beautiful and kind. When you make a video, we with 30 of our university classmates watch and enjoy 😉. Anthony is awesome too. Lots of love
Basically most of our foods we have them in a vegetarian version . Specially in some areas where is more Christians after that it traveled by time to all the country . Because during Christians Lent we can't eat any type of meat. And us orthodox some of us are hardcore they don't eat dairies for 40days of Lent. So that's why our food has a lot of diversity.
Just when I was wondering about veg options..I read your comment..being a Vegetarian I do miss out on various cuisines as most are meat dominated..I would love to visit this beautiful country
Lebanese food looks so amazing!! Thank you for this fantastic series Luke and Sabrina. Getting close to 500k subscribers. Been with this channel since those Iceland vids back in 2016. Y'all have come a long way!!
@@LukeMartin ay bro im a Australian lebanese and im glad your showing good people of Lebanon instead of the rest of the young ones in Australia ruin it for us love you bro peace ✌️
It’s such a warm feeling to see the old men working so lovingly in their kitchens..I could soo connect to that ,as a few years ago I had been to turkey.. n the people there too are very hardworking and very welcoming..felt the same watching ur video..will someday want to go to Lebanon..!!
I have a few Lebanese friends and the food is fantastic 😍 those little meat pastries looked so tasty, love the way the prepare their dishes. Great editing on this video Luke and Sabrina
I Think you will never never never forget the taste of Lebanese food, I am Syrian and I was living in Lebanon, from 5 years I left Lebanon and I am still remember the taste of Lebanese food.
Lebanon is such an amazing country with ski resorts, stunning Med coastline, the best food in the world plus exceedingly friendly people where Muslims and Christians live peacefully side by side. A sad day for a country on its knees already over the pandemic. My heart goes out to all the Lebanese people 🙏😓🙏
Lebanese food in UAE or anywhere in the world is nothing compared to Lebanon.. Material is different, everything is different..come to Lebanon and try the real deal
My first meal in Lebanon... A huge table full of food. Every single inch was covered. I ate and enjoyed everything until I was full because to my knowledge that was it. The waitress comes over and asked if we're ready for the next course 😆 they cleared the table and covered it again twice for the main courses and dessert. I can't wait to go back 🤣😁 all of the food is incredible. So happy I married into this culture
@Zipa Pazi Turkey is a crossroad between Europe, Asia and the Orient. This unique location combined with the migration of Turks over the centuries from Central Asia to Europe has shaped the identity of its gastronomy. Because six centuries of the Ottoman Empire’s regional domination and the reciprocal influence between Turkey and its neighboring countries (Greece, Bulgaria, The Balkans, Irak, Syria Iran, Armenia …) is the reason why we find so many common dishes in those cuisines such as dolmas, boreks, kebabs, mantis (Turkish ravioli ), and so on.
@@LetsRock1t You should be ill to believe modern Turks are immigrants from central Asia and not turkcified and islamised ethnicities of Asia Minor & Balkans & middle east. Plus, your dishes are typical Levantine dishes, nothing to do with central Asia
All the food that you guys had looks super delicious! I love how warm & friendly the Lebanese are...how they feed you directly in the mouth with their specialties! 🥰 ...and your breakfast lasted the whole day 🤭😂
Awesome. Lebanese food. Tell you the truth. I came across Anthony’s No Onion No Garlic before I came across your blogs. And I loved each one of his blogs.Needless to say I love your blogs too. 👍🏻😋😋
Just rewatching this episode and remembering how fantastic the food looks and the warmth & hospitality of Anthony and the Lebanese people. Great series!!
Just wow guys , what an amazing show . This one made me so hungry and I could go on forever about all the food we saw. Those old time shops / restaurants , have the flavor baked in the walls. Can't wait for the rest. Happy trails
واكل الشام فيه كلام ! الذ اكل بالدنيا تبارك الرحمن😍 اكل الشرق الاوسط عموماً لذيييذ جدا سواء بمصر والعراق وتركيا والخليج واليمن وايران وطبعاً ويتربع على عرشه الشام ❤️ كل الحب من السعودية 🌼
This is a very lovely video!!! Beautiful Lebanese places " Live, Love & Lebanon " ... I hope You enjoyed Your trip 😍😍 fabulous food and attractive presentation 💓💓💓... Thank-you ❤❤ so much for sharing... Best Regards from Africa Cairo 🌾🌾🌾🌾
You have no idea how relieved I was when you mentioned you've been having separate dishes with garlic because I know Anthony doesn't like it, but to many it is essential!
Excellent episode, thank you guyz for going to Beirut. We need to bring the world world together through food... I am crazy about Thai, Korean, Italian and of course Indian food....
Thank you luke my buddy im Australian lebanese and i love how you show our other Australians family how lebanese people are not the young ones in Sydney fuckin it all up for us i love peace im proud to be an Australian lebanese i love Australia ♥️
Hi Sabrina and Luke, good job and good research for the traditional Lebanese Food Tour. Food look awesome and thanks to Anthony sharing with us his local Lebanese food.
So glad ur channel is back,I thought I miss it.Sabrina facial narration is so cute and so do u-very detailed.Manoushe is quite similar to thin crust pizza.A great journey for a peek of awesome rock formations.The sugary delights of ice-cream looks fruity-licious!!!👍🍦😋
Vdo was spectacular! Amazing food that is fresh, flavorful and healthy. In general, I love Mediterranean/Middle Eastern food. Lebanon cuisine is up a notch with different flatbreads, use of herbs/seasoning, grains, vegetables, meat, dairy, etc. Anthony is an excellent food guide, delightful, nice personality and smile. All the food vendors and shop owners featured were also very friendly, dedicated and proud of their food. Great work as always, Luke and Sabrina! Stay well.
While i was watching your Lebanese videos as a Turk, i felt like at home. Because all the food you have shown in your videos, we also have them here in Turkey. Moreover, Lebanese people resemble us very much. Beirut is definitely at the top of my list to visit!
@@LukeMartin mate, I'm absolutely lovin' it... Still watching it.. keep up the fantastic work.. let us know if your ever heading down under to Australia
@@megasoul4579 look it up on google. it even has a capital called Jerusalem. can't recall a capital of Palestine man... oh i just looked it up.. no such thing... peace and love from the holy land.
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That one chef has major shaking in his hands, yet he works so hard to produce such amazing food. What dedication to his passion. Everyone is so nice and friendly. And Anthony is absolutely wonderful.
I can see why the restaurant with the 73 year old chef has been in top 10 , look at his smile and passion and pride he takes in while cooking !!! It looks like cooking is his life
They do a lot with very little, as they are very resourceful. I love the country of Lebanon
Lebanon 🇱🇧 is heaven 😍 on ground ❤ from my experience in travelling, you don't feel expat, you feel at home country
Sad that a guy this old has to still work his butt into the ground
I am so impressed with how friendly and welcoming all of the shop owners were.
We experienced nothing but amazing hospitality!
Henry Swope, All Lebanese people are like this
@@jumana8853 only to white people
@@MichouThe no bro their like this to everyone. It's sort of a culture thing called tarafat. basically people become overly nice to show how honorable they are.
Michou Gakuba stfu lebanese people are nice to EVERYONE
I’m Norwegian and I came to the Middle East couple of years ago to study Arabic at the American University of Beirut. I visited Jordan and I liked it just as I liked Turkey, but my favorite country in the entire region is Lebanon . Lebanon has been a true revelation, literally. In every sense, the landscape, the mountains, the Cedars, the Mediterranean coast, the amazing history that makes Greece and Rome pale, and the Lebanese gastronomy.. ooh, to die for! Now talking about food , do you know what is the origin of ice cream, sorbet, pizza, pesto, pasta, coffee, pistachio, almond, orange? It’s the Arab world. The Arabs and before them, the Phoenicians brought these wonders to Europe. I discovered that through an expo on food and history in the city of Genoa. The expo ‘ Città e Mari’ ( cities and seas) followed by an interesting article of la Repubblica ( an Italian newspaper) they published an article ‘ Mangiamo Arabo Senza Saperlo’ ( we eat Arabic food without knowing) they list more than 20 Italian dishes that originated in Phoenicia ( today Lebanon) and the Arab world... the manoush, you were eating reminds me of my morning breakfast on the way to the university.. the best memories.. I still have the flavors in the palate. Love Lebanon
"the amazing history that makes Greece and Rome pale" Seriously??????
Big love for you from lebanon ❤❤
come again 👌
@sam rabbai Really? You have no idea of history my friend. None at all!!!!
I'm Lebanese and Lebanon has a lot of history but nobody can ever compare to the Roman/Italians and Greeks.
Thank you for being so passionate about Lebanon and it's history. You are most welcome anytime .cheers !
So great to see Lebanon thriving now especially in Beirut. Heartbreaking during the wars. People seem so friendly and nice and love showing the great food they make. Thanks for the great video from Beirut. Loved it!
@Johnston Steiner
wow, edgy boi...
بحبك يا لبنان يا وطني بحبك... Love from Pakistan
awais khan تستاهلون شعب رأقي مثقف
عنوان المحبة لبنان شعب راقي ماكو داعى للسب
انا هم أحب لبنان أتمنى ازورها والله بس ظروف واحب كل شعوب العرب والله افرح لأن كلنا ايد واحدة انا اختكم من جنوب العراق ..البصرة 🌹🍀🌹
@@syriaenesp4110 الف شكر على هذا غلط بس انا ماراح غلط عليج لأن تربيتي ماتسمح اغلط وبعدين ليش هل غلط وتهجم من حضرتج على شنووو أريد اعرف اذا مااحب تفرقه ولا أحب طائفيه كلنا عرب ونبيه محمد وال محمد ع عرب ونعم منهم قدوتنا وبعدين يااختي عيب تغلطين حتى الكلام ذوق انا ماراح غلط عليج بس كول ربي يجازيج يارب
SO EXCITED FOR THIS SERIES! Hope you enjoyed episode 1 from Lebanon! Next up we are in Tripoli! Subscribe and hit the "BELL" icon so you are notified! Follow us behind the scenes for the latest from Chopstick Travel : instagram.com/chopsticktravel & facebook.com/chopsticktravel
Live love Lebanon 🇱🇧 ❤ to you Martin brother
Didn‘t know Lebanese Food looks so extremely Delicious. And im sure it tastes Amazing!! Love from🇹🇷
Amazing country with delicious food!!!
it does! im lebanese and this food is amazing i eat it almost everyday
Hedi sus
Luke Martin rlly got to try that Rose Ice. I could see from your Face how u liked it.
Im lebanese, you can preppare some of them in your home there is lebanese food recipes that are so amazing,delicious and easy
OMG, so much food! Must be very cool as a chef to see people eating your food with so much passion. Didn‘t know Lebanon was so friendly. I feel like I'm knowing the world through food, Love it!
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You know I like that you show how wonderful and friendly people of the world truly are. Not the propaganda we get given through news channels.
Lebanon 🇱🇧 is a wonderful place and great food too.
Thank you 🌈
Lebanese food is one of the best I've ever had, deffinatly the best in the middle East, everything is so good
Your lucky to have Anthony to show you the best places to eat. The food looks so tasty heaven on earth
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I do not know what to say guys ! I am SPEECHLESS !!! Lebanese food? And Anthony???? Wow what a combination
! Great one really. Keep up the great work. Salute to Luke, Sabrina and the best Dr. Anthony . Lebanese food is beyond imagination specially with Anthony.
So glad you enjoyed the video :)
Lebanon just made my bucket list.
1 year late but, im telling u, u will experience something u never have before😍🇱🇧
@@adelinaelia5811 Never too late. My bucket list thanks you.
Welcome in 🙏 ❤ Lebanon 🇱🇧
Yeah ,don't only consider food,go to the mountains ,leave the city ,far from the cury is more beautiful
@@gabrielherera2110 what is going on in Lebanon now? Is it fine?
The reason why I like your channel so much is that you show me the places which I dont know much about. But after this Lebanon series I know I have to go to this beautiful country and taste their excellent cuisine. Thank you for your videos Chopstick travel!
I didnt expect how jolly the Lebonese. Enjoy your peaceful country.
I feel so connected as this reminded me of my father teaching me to use the pita bread to eat raw kibbeh! My grandfather was from Beirut.
Samee (except I'm Palestinian)
Lebanese hospitality and food ..👍 ..... Thanks to Dr Anthony Rahayel & Luke and Sabrina .......... LOVE YOU GUYS ❤️
Used to have a Lebanese friend who shared his time between Bristol, UK and Paris, where he lived near the Centre Pompidou. There was a Lebanese restaurant just around the corner, so he'd phone ahead to order some typical dishes and remind the staff in Arabic that he was Lebanese, not French (!). So in we'd go to a table absolutely loaded with amazing food (including raw lamb which is far nicer than it might sound). Magnificent! Later he emigrated to the USA and we lost touch which is a shame! So, Marc, if you happen to be watching this, do get in touch. I'm now living in Berlin - Pol will tell you where.
Hope you can get in touch again! Stay tuned for raw lamb in episode 3!
I love seeing the pride of the locals with their food. Looks delicious. I was in Istanbul once and some of these dishes remind me of what I had there. Would like to visit Beirut one day.
Similar but different!
Im from turkey and everyday i watch lebanon cousine videos. My favorite is al sousi. Hopefully one day i can visit beirut.
Ofc! You can come anytime you want... But i don't think now, you now what, explosion, the $ thingy (i don't know if you know about that thing but yeah...)
Welcome 🤗 and in my opinion now is the best time because of the ecomical Chrisis everything became so cheap like visiting the largest roman temple on earth costs now have a $
Luke and Sabrina, if you ever come back to Lebanon, i will take you to the village and show you how everything is hand made. Cheese, laban, labne. And ill cook you a traditional meal
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Haha Anthony already got me hooked in the 1st Min with his intro to Lebanese Food, great character 😊 . Looking forward to the rest of this series, love it.
Hope you'll tune in for the full series!!
Been waiting for this Lebanan vlog for so long. Thank you for making such amazing videos.
Hope you enjoyed! Sorry for the wait... next episode coming sooner than later :)
Me too !!!
That cheese dessert was mouth watering. I am not big on too much sweet, but that savoury taste, and that seasame seed bun will just about balance that cheesy dessert. You need a cup of unsweeteded coffee to wash that down!
Yes very unique and tasty!
Merci beaucoup pour cette vidéo. I hope to visit Lebanon on day and this vidéo Give me want to go more again .
From France 😘
Merci!!
i lived in the states and europe...nothing is close to lebanese food....all organic ingredients, freshly made.
Wow the 72 years old chef is amazing..I respect him so much he still work at he's age.. amazing chef and good food..nice video.thank you.. God bless you..
You didn't even try lunch/dinner in lebanon 👀👀 those were only traditional breakfasts. But yeah we have an amazing cuisine and friendly people everywhere 🇱🇧🇱🇧🇱🇧
ma howe d2le ale ma bade shof wala bnt lbnanye bas bade ekol w fel 🙋♂️
Amazing. We love you.
I just can’t understand how anyone can dislike a video like this in which there has been so much effort and love !!!
Luke, we love you two here in Iran 🇮🇷. You two are beautiful and kind. When you make a video, we with 30 of our university classmates watch and enjoy 😉.
Anthony is awesome too.
Lots of love
Vegans will love Lebanese food as well. There's a lot of vegetarian food in the Lebanese gastronomy.
Basically most of our foods we have them in a vegetarian version .
Specially in some areas where is more Christians after that it traveled by time to all the country .
Because during Christians Lent we can't eat any type of meat. And us orthodox some of us are hardcore they don't eat dairies for 40days of Lent.
So that's why our food has a lot of diversity.
@@28Justchecking what.... i wanted to say the same thing😅. Well explained
I stopped being vegan because I realized how many different foods I am missing out by being vegan
Just when I was wondering about veg options..I read your comment..being a Vegetarian I do miss out on various cuisines as most are meat dominated..I would love to visit this beautiful country
@@28Justchecking and you should add that we modify dishes to become vegetarian like waraa arich and even kebbeh
Lebanese food looks so amazing!! Thank you for this fantastic series Luke and Sabrina. Getting close to 500k subscribers. Been with this channel since those Iceland vids back in 2016. Y'all have come a long way!!
wow thanks Steph you're the best! Much more to come!
When you posted about Anthony, i got double excited!!! I dream of going to lebanon and indulge myself in their cuisine. Great great great vlog!! 😍❤❤❤❤
Best guide ever!
Shahrukh Bhuiya your welcome to come visit anytime :)
Most welcome 🙏 Lebanon 🇱🇧 is waiting u
@@LukeMartin ay bro im a Australian lebanese and im glad your showing good people of Lebanon instead of the rest of the young ones in Australia ruin it for us love you bro peace ✌️
It’s such a warm feeling to see the old men working so lovingly in their kitchens..I could soo connect to that ,as a few years ago I had been to turkey.. n the people there too are very hardworking and very welcoming..felt the same watching ur video..will someday want to go to Lebanon..!!
❤️❤️❤️your channel... I'm a big fan... Greetings from Texas. USA!!!
Thank you Elinor!!
@Elinor A. Welcome 🙏 in Lebanon 🇱🇧 😀 ❤
I have a few Lebanese friends and the food is fantastic 😍 those little meat pastries looked so tasty, love the way the prepare their dishes. Great editing on this video Luke and Sabrina
Thats awesome! Those pastries were delicious :)
I love these videos!!! educating those who can't travel out and exploring other foods! amazing! I am definitely a happy subscriber
I Think you will never never never forget the taste of Lebanese food, I am Syrian and I was living in Lebanon, from 5 years I left Lebanon and I am still remember the taste of Lebanese food.
The favourite episode from this channel
Wow, Luke! Fantastic job showcasing Lebanese food! Beirut is definitely at the top of our family travel list once the world opens back up.
WOW The foods the pastry the flavor texture and contrast of Flavor
The Chef's are all smiling and Accomodating
The unique ice cream
Beautiful country with friendly people!!!
Lebanon is such an amazing country with ski resorts, stunning Med coastline, the best food in the world plus exceedingly friendly people where Muslims and Christians live peacefully side by side. A sad day for a country on its knees already over the pandemic. My heart goes out to all the Lebanese people 🙏😓🙏
Incredible! I first ate Lebanese food in Abu Dhabi and instantly fell in love👌🏼
You will find the original taste of the traditional lebanese food just in lebanon
Hope you can try in Lebanon!
Let me guess... was that in Zahrat Lebanon or Maroush?
Lebanese food in UAE or anywhere in the world is nothing compared to Lebanon..
Material is different, everything is different..come to Lebanon and try the real deal
Anthony Rahayel is the real superhero of the foodies
so yummy food, specially the ice cream... love from Pakistan
My first meal in Lebanon... A huge table full of food. Every single inch was covered. I ate and enjoyed everything until I was full because to my knowledge that was it. The waitress comes over and asked if we're ready for the next course 😆 they cleared the table and covered it again twice for the main courses and dessert.
I can't wait to go back 🤣😁 all of the food is incredible. So happy I married into this culture
Wow as a Turkish , food looks great omg.
No lebanese food
@@saoussanesarah779 Lol what did i say ? :D
Turkish food is amazing too. I am from lebanon but i love turkey
@Zipa Pazi Turkey is a crossroad between Europe, Asia and the Orient. This unique location combined with the migration of Turks over the centuries from Central Asia to Europe has shaped the identity of its gastronomy. Because six centuries of the Ottoman Empire’s regional domination and the reciprocal influence between Turkey and its neighboring countries (Greece, Bulgaria, The Balkans, Irak, Syria Iran, Armenia …) is the reason why we find so many common dishes in those cuisines such as dolmas, boreks, kebabs, mantis (Turkish ravioli ), and so on.
@@LetsRock1t You should be ill to believe modern Turks are immigrants from central Asia and not turkcified and islamised ethnicities of Asia Minor & Balkans & middle east. Plus, your dishes are typical Levantine dishes, nothing to do with central Asia
Anthony was the star of this episode. So kind and hospitable. He is amazing, and truly knowledgeable about Lebanese food!
Glad you enjoyed:)
All the food that you guys had looks super delicious! I love how warm & friendly the Lebanese are...how they feed you directly in the mouth with their specialties! 🥰
...and your breakfast lasted the whole day 🤭😂
What a lovely couple. They are working together so Manu years. Love from Turkey
I’m lebanese, I really enjoyed watching you enjoying our traditional food !
I hope you come back and visit more ! ❤️
Thank you so much
Im lebanese too and i always preffer eating lebanese dishes
يلي اطيب من الاكل الشهي هو الملقى والترجيب والضيافة بأبتسامة على الوجه بتسوى الدنيا... على قول المثل لاقيني ولا تطعميني.
Thanks for this nice street food video . Very interesting street food in Beirut Thanks a lot for this great video ANd Hello from FRANCE 💖🍚🍄💖💖🍚🍄💖🍚😍🍄
Thank you so much!!
Awesome. Lebanese food. Tell you the truth. I came across Anthony’s No Onion No Garlic before I came across your blogs. And I loved each one of his blogs.Needless to say I love your blogs too. 👍🏻😋😋
I'm really glad you visited Lebanon, sad thing is you literally were 2 minutes away from my house lol woulda been neat if I walked by to say hi.
Oh my gode libanon....with love from morroco
In love with your videos and Lebanon !!! 🇱🇧❤️🇱🇧❤️ hope you come back to discover more of this majestic country ❤️
Can't wait to share all of the videos!
Just rewatching this episode and remembering how fantastic the food looks and the warmth & hospitality of Anthony and the Lebanese people. Great series!!
Pray for Lebanon 🇱🇧💔
This really warms my heart!!Our beloved strong Beirut !! Thank you for sharing!
People in Lebanon seem so legit and friendly 😭
Just wow guys , what an amazing show . This one made me so hungry and I could go on forever about all the food we saw. Those old time shops / restaurants , have the flavor baked in the walls. Can't wait for the rest. Happy trails
Fantastic
I pray to Allah to save Lebanon
Really I like the food there and I will visit it soon
Best regards from Saudi Arabia
Anthony is full of energy...
Welcome to lebanon guys
I wish I was with you guys because that food looks so good, love the video guys🥘😋❤️
واكل الشام فيه كلام ! الذ اكل بالدنيا تبارك الرحمن😍 اكل الشرق الاوسط عموماً لذيييذ جدا سواء بمصر والعراق وتركيا والخليج واليمن وايران وطبعاً ويتربع على عرشه الشام ❤️
كل الحب من السعودية 🌼
Big love from New Zealand
This is a very lovely video!!! Beautiful Lebanese places " Live, Love & Lebanon " ... I hope You enjoyed Your trip 😍😍 fabulous food and attractive presentation 💓💓💓... Thank-you ❤❤ so much for sharing... Best Regards from Africa Cairo 🌾🌾🌾🌾
Like, this certainly is amazing food!
Oh yeah!
*Man oh Man, Never had I seen and read a thank you from a food guild/handler, this video was made with love, thank you all!*
من قلبي سلام لبيروت
You have no idea how relieved I was when you mentioned you've been having separate dishes with garlic because I know Anthony doesn't like it, but to many it is essential!
21:10 you know the food is good when the chef looks like einstein haha
😂😂😂
This actually made me laugh 😂
Hahahaha that's the funniest comment on this video 😂😂😂
possibly one of the best vlogs of yours. I have been drooling for the past 30 minutes.
Excellent episode, thank you guyz for going to Beirut. We need to bring the world world together through food...
I am crazy about Thai, Korean, Italian and of course Indian food....
Thanks for watching!
Thank you luke my buddy im Australian lebanese and i love how you show our other Australians family how lebanese people are not the young ones in Sydney fuckin it all up for us i love peace im proud to be an Australian lebanese i love Australia ♥️
wow didnt know there were so many different taste in the morning you must be in heaven there
So many flavours!!!
انا احبك لبنان واتمني ان ازورها اليوم اخيكم من الهند❤️❤️
Love for Labenon. May Allah bless and protect us all muslims , amen !
Islam is fake. You should become Christian Orthodox
The food is very tempting and mouth watering. Besides the food, ppl are so loving. They are feeding the blogger with their own hands. Amazing.
thx for showing us the authentic way to eat lebanese
Glad you enjoyed!
Anthony is a great person, nice to see him there, watch him live on youtube everyday Anthony Rehayel
Lebanon looks like an amazing place.
It is!!!
Hi Sabrina and Luke, good job and good research for the traditional Lebanese Food Tour. Food look awesome and thanks to Anthony sharing with us his local Lebanese food.
Thank you Jacinta I'm glad you enjoyed the video:)
You taste Lebanon when you eat like this. It's a nice video, however Anthony is helping the retailers by bringing customers to the business.
Not true these are the most known shops with food history in Lebanon that why Anthony chose them
I don’t mind if the food is actually nice 😉
After many wars, Lebanon is a rarely visited country and perhaps this is first vlog of Bernita, I am witnessing. Thank you.
Hope tourism can recover. We had an incredible trip!
ال من لبنان لايك👍
So glad ur channel is back,I thought I miss it.Sabrina facial narration is so cute and so do u-very detailed.Manoushe is quite similar to thin crust pizza.A great journey for a peek of awesome rock formations.The sugary delights of ice-cream looks fruity-licious!!!👍🍦😋
Thanks Lucy 😊🙏
i Love anthony and lebanese food... from Algeria
Vdo was spectacular! Amazing food that is fresh, flavorful and healthy. In general, I love Mediterranean/Middle Eastern food. Lebanon cuisine is up a notch with different flatbreads, use of herbs/seasoning, grains, vegetables, meat, dairy, etc. Anthony is an excellent food guide, delightful, nice personality and smile. All the food vendors and shop owners featured were also very friendly, dedicated and proud of their food. Great work as always, Luke and Sabrina! Stay well.
Thank you so much Minnie!
WOW, This is fantastic, You could not pick a favorite... Hugs..
Thanks Cecil!
While i was watching your Lebanese videos as a Turk, i felt like at home. Because all the food you have shown in your videos, we also have them here in Turkey. Moreover, Lebanese people resemble us very much. Beirut is definitely at the top of my list to visit!
Been waiting eagerly for this as I saw you on No Garlic No Onion channel... Now I get to see your side of the story...
Hope you enjoyed the video!!
@@LukeMartin mate, I'm absolutely lovin' it... Still watching it.. keep up the fantastic work.. let us know if your ever heading down under to Australia
I went to Lebanon last year and it was wonderful. Amazing scenery and food. Miss it so much!! 😍
Lebanese food is so delicious. You have to visit LEBANON another time to discover more amazing places in it💚❤
Cant wait to come back!!
Welcome to my country.
LOVE from Lebanon and Lebanese videos
Lebanese food is the best in the world 💯😊👍🏻👍🏻
Best food in the world . Love you Lebanon 💝💝💝💋
love from israel. lebanease food is so good. what an epic video...
You mean Palestine , thank you for d impression about our food
@@megasoul4579 no I mean Israel !.
you welcome
@@MIKE2ROZEN i dont know man i never heard about a country calld israel you mean palestine right?
@@megasoul4579 look it up on google. it even has a capital called Jerusalem. can't recall a capital of Palestine man... oh i just looked it up.. no such thing...
peace and love from the holy land.
Yea with billions of billions of dollars i can made my own capital let Trump help you people about your existence too :) you know whats comin Cya