I’m an Indonesian muslim living in Taipei. FYI, not all Indonesian restaurants are certified halal. Some even cannot guarrantee the ingredients that they use. They think as long as there is no pork, they claim their products are halal. So sad about this, so be carefull my muslim friends :)
0:15 0:25 Do they still keep "Chinese" in the logo, or have they changed the name to "the Taiwanese Muslim Association" already? Do Muslims in Taiwan think they are Chinese? Thx
Assalamu Alaikum I am a Bangladeshi. Muslim I am traveling to Tai Wan next month. please let me know so where else can I get halal hotel and halal food please pls let me know.
Kinda but most sellers are either Christian or Hindu or Atheists Indonesian selling non-halal food wearing tudung/hijab. Even in Indonesia, selling pork satay wearing hijab is normal. Sorry, you're right, but need more facts check.
The Little Indonesia region and many of halal food are my favourite in Taipei, the food is mostly cooked with herbs or spices and I personally just love it even I'm a Taiwanese
I really love it when travel vloggers explore different food cultures for people's dietary preferences, even if they don't follow them. Thank you! We appreciate it very much.
Happy to see there is no sorrow in Taiwan in April 2020. People can still having yummy food and fresh air. LuknSab, happy to see you in perfect condition. Many thanks for this kind of journalistic report on cuisine.
This video is very helpful for Muslims to get halal restaurants. Especially now that Muslims are celebrating the month of Ramadan, very pleasant. Thank you very much for making a video like this. Lovely 💓
Hi Luke, thanks so much for posting this video - it is so helpful! As an avid muslim traveller, often it is a challenge to find halal food in non-muslim countries. Videos like this really make my life, and I'm sure many other muslim travellers' lives, so much easier. All the food looks absolutely delicious! As an Indonesian myself, I was unaware of how much Indonesia was represented in Taiwan.
paksuman62 Because we have been confronting China for a long time, our government and people do not believe any words that China says. When China says everything is fine, we know that it must be shit
Dennis Chu 1. Taiwan’s aboriginal population is Austronesian. The aboriginal people from Hawaii, the Philippines, New Zealand, Indonesia, and Madagascar are Austronesian people. The most adopted theory of the origin of Austronesian people is actually TAIWAN. At least check google or wiki. I don’t think Tsai would say Taiwanese aboriginals are from other places. 2. Tsai herself happens to be 1/4 aboriginal from her Paiwan grandmother. 3. Most people in Indonesia are Austronesian people. Indonesia is also the country with most Muslim population in the whole world. Also, there are about 275,000 Indonesian foreign workers in Taiwan in 2019. 10k Indonesian students studying in Taiwan. 4. Taiwan’s “local” Muslim population are mostly Chinese Muslims who came to Taiwan after 1949 with KMT. They are within the population of Chinese Mainlanders or Waisenren. The beef noodle shop is likely opened by someone with the background rather than Mainland Chinese who moved to Taiwan recently.
Hey, Luke and Sabrina. Thank you so much for this guide. This would definitely help me find Halal food in Taipei. Hopefully gonna get there soon. Be safe, and have great trips!
Thank you so much for this video I always want to travel Taiwan but I was always afraid of lack of halal Taiwanese food after watching this video I want to visit
Hi Luke, I hope you are good and doing well. Your videos are keep us going in these lockdown days. Very refreshing and yummy videos. Lots of love from India. Thank you.
When I miss Taiwan, it is often a food memory that triggers the feeling. I love and miss Taiwan cuisine. Sharing a meal makes people like each other or as the feel closer with strong bond. Eating the same food leads to trust and cooperation because they feel closer with the feeling of intimacy among those eating together, share the experience with eating and drinking. Get away Corona Virus, I miss friends and family…
Thank you Luke Martin for the insight of the Halal Food in Taipei! Youre indeed unique and insightful to share hidden gems in every city you visited. Well done and I will add my Taipei to my next list of city since it is also have Halal & yummy food! May God Bless You, Pal.
I went to one of those restaurant in 2018..very delicious foods and they allowed us to do prayer in their room:) an easy way to get halal food in 7/11 is boiled sweet pumpkin..our fave. They have prayer room in each cities train station
I always love, love, your videos from the USA! Since it is the holy month of Ramadan for Muslims, please inquire and see if you can find out how Muslims in Taiwan are beginning their fast with a suhur breakfast and/or breaking their fast with an Iftar dinner! You can also see how Muslims in Taiwan celebrate Eid ul Fitr at the end of Ramadan. I think this would be really interesting to learn!
I had been to beijing last year n lot other tourist from Indonesia. Malysia.n white people olso rusia we are free walking anywhere..about hundred mosque in beijing states..we prayed there n we still alive today
Om Luke Martin pinter bgt dia tau aja penonton dan Subscrib nya banyak orang Indonesia jd dia buat konten yg bnyak di sukai orang Indonesia..thanks bro Luke Martin
Thank you Luke for presenting HALAL food ( my food domain ) but there is one problem is you are too late to make me enjoy it through the day because now it is Ramadan month for muslims, i.e. fasting month...
Yup. Most of muslim indonesians tend to close their food shop/vendor when it's ramadhan. Beside it's for Ramadhan it is also of course not worthy to sell when there is less seller. Only few of these Indonesian Muslims that still open in the day. Some even 24 hour.
The Indonesian restaurants near Taipei Train Station do not serve HALAL food and they are a little expensive too. The fried chicken store in Gongguan has delicious food, and there are three more stalls of HALAL food, one Turkish and two Pakistani food stalls in the same night market. There is another HALAL food store 15 minutes walk from the fried chicken store on tingzhou road.
Sepertinya kalian, sangat menyukai kuliner indonesia, sampai2 datang ke pulau formosa cari makanan indonseia, Salut buat kalian, Semoga Sukses menggapai cita2 kalian, Mantap 👍👍👍👍
We're growninly reminded in this aspect these years as we have more an more Indonesian workers here, and Taiwanese tends to go PC right that we should accept multiculture and respect these Muslims by helping them feel at home, rather than be descriminating... Well that doesn't mean every Taiwanese are kind, but mostly we tried to be nice and open 😅
Tapi itu pake gugel translate per kata lalu disusunnya sesuai susunan kata bahasa inglis kayaknya. "beef dumpling" aja disitu diartiin "daging sapi pangsit". Harusnya mah pangsit daging sapi. Susunan kata Indonesia dan english kan berbeda 180 derajat. Katanya dibalik. Tpi gapapa lah. Secara garis besar msih bisa dimengerti. Tpi utk bbrp nama dish kyknya bakal terlihat aneh wkwk
Good morning kids ......what a fantastic video.....all three food places were excellent....Luke great job on the soup that looked super.....a pleasure to see everyone wearing masks and doing business Beautiful scenery the parks and the Mosque Was the chicken good or great ....Sabrina eating that chicken at the end ....all I could do was drool Stay safe.... lets keep visiting
For Luke and anyone else wondering about the bread in the beef soup, the best way that I have found to enjoy it is to take one of the pieces of bread in your mouth and then chew into it slightly, only then should you take an entire spoonful of the broth again and let it blend with the now opened bread, you will still have some chewiness and some denseness, but the bread itself will have soaked up even more of the broth from your mouth itself. The more you chew with every single bite will make it even more texture different than the last moment. Some people really enjoy the texture feel so they order things like this instead of noodles or rice. For westerners this can be considered similar to the way that crackers are used. Some people like to eat the crackers from the top of the soup very quickly while they are crunchy, and others will wait till they are slightly soggy and then let them kind of break up in their mouth instead.
I have been to Taipei in 2013 attending for a seminar/workshop. It was pretty hard for me to find Muslim food during that time. I had to travel from the main city to Gongguan (I hope I spell it right) just to see my Malaysian-Muslim friend and had lunch & dinner at her house. I was once had my lunch at Yunus Muslim restaurant but the food there was quite expensive. Glad to see there are many Muslim restaurants at Taiwan now. I hope I could visit Taiwan again in the future.
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Tq luke and sabrina im from Banyuwangi Indonesia,,, i'm hope you coming in Banyuwangi beautiful country and nice food
Tq luke and sabrina im from Banyuwangi Indonesia i'm hope you coming in Banyuwangi beautiful country and nice food tq
👍👍👍
❤️ From Indonesia 🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩
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I’m an Indonesian muslim living in Taipei. FYI, not all Indonesian restaurants are certified halal. Some even cannot guarrantee the ingredients that they use. They think as long as there is no pork, they claim their products are halal. So sad about this, so be carefull my muslim friends :)
Thanks for the info
0:15 0:25 Do they still keep "Chinese" in the logo, or have they changed the name to "the Taiwanese Muslim Association" already? Do Muslims in Taiwan think they are Chinese? Thx
Assalamu Alaikum I am a Bangladeshi. Muslim I am traveling to Tai Wan next month. please let me know so where else can I get halal hotel and halal food please pls let me know.
Yeah it's True..
Kinda but most sellers are either Christian or Hindu or Atheists Indonesian selling non-halal food wearing tudung/hijab. Even in Indonesia, selling pork satay wearing hijab is normal. Sorry, you're right, but need more facts check.
I am working in Taiwan.. I am muslim. The Taiwan peoples very friendly
Iya Tah? Ramahnya kek mana?
@@putrastatistika9538 suka ngasih uang
Bnr lu rick
Salam brother
Erick??? r u sure
The Little Indonesia region and many of halal food are my favourite in Taipei, the food is mostly cooked with herbs or spices and I personally just love it even I'm a Taiwanese
Nice..
Thank you
你好，你们那边认证清真的机构还是“中国回教协会”吗？
Thank you for filming Halal food. I am surprised that you found Indonesian restaurant there.😃
I am Indonesian and 10 years live in Taiwan i never have been there, I wanna go there to try the halal food niuro mien/ beef noodles after Ramadhan
this street (Yanping South Rd) nears Taipei railroad main station.
@@charleschiang1632 Thank you for your information
nitip sendal
Thank you for highlighting halal foods in Taiwan. Looks yumlicious!
Our pleasure!
Thanks for doing this review! Would be a good reference for new Muslim travellers to Taiwan.
I really love it when travel vloggers explore different food cultures for people's dietary preferences, even if they don't follow them. Thank you! We appreciate it very much.
This is probably one of my Best favourite episodes!
Thanks!
Happy to see there is no sorrow in Taiwan in April 2020. People can still having yummy food and fresh air. LuknSab, happy to see you in perfect condition. Many thanks for this kind of journalistic report on cuisine.
This video is very helpful for Muslims to get halal restaurants. Especially now that Muslims are celebrating the month of Ramadan, very pleasant. Thank you very much for making a video like this.
Lovely 💓
Do muslim ppl visits taiwan?
Hi Luke, thanks so much for posting this video - it is so helpful! As an avid muslim traveller, often it is a challenge to find halal food in non-muslim countries. Videos like this really make my life, and I'm sure many other muslim travellers' lives, so much easier. All the food looks absolutely delicious! As an Indonesian myself, I was unaware of how much Indonesia was represented in Taiwan.
As a moslem, i am so happy to watch this❤ Thank you❤
I've never been to Asia ...but Taiwan has to be in my bucket list
@Aк. Ак. You are a liar.
@林士勛 你是印度人?????
@@暴徒民主黑衣人 wumao
@@skvozgrozy1971 Wumao means "people tell the truth"????
its the best asian country
Taiwan is so amazing that you can still go out for lunch during this pandemic.
they're far from affected yet near to mainland china...?
@@azmanmdsalleh2009 they are doing very well during the pandemic.
@@ksawerykaminski2606 they took precautions seriously on covid19 such as fines to whoever not wearing face mask...
Our lives are not affected by coronavirus
paksuman62 Because we have been confronting China for a long time, our government and people do not believe any words that China says.
When China says everything is fine, we know that it must be shit
all love from Algeria to our muslims bros and sis in taiwan
@Apple what do u mean?
Halal.is good
Thank you Chriki
Hi im from indonesia work in taiwan
Wow !!! Amazing!!! I thought Taiwan only serve non halal food.... But am really surprised!!! Happy Mubarak Ramadan guys!!! Love from Malaysia...
Didn't know that there are so many halal options in the Island, love from Chiayi
woo hoo, Chia. Hello from Dalin, bro.
woo hoo, ChiaYi! Hello from DaLin. Pretty awesome video. I had no idea Halal food was so available in Taipei, Taiwan. Pretty cool.
Taiwan is in our bucketlist too😍halal food is quite interesting and delicious too❤️
I wish someday i can visit Taiwan, and try all the halal food restaurant in there
Aamiin
Ameen!
Dennis Chu
By you definition, there is no Japanese ramen since it was originated in China.
@Dennis Chu no Muslim population in Taiwan? What are you talking about...
Dennis Chu
1. Taiwan’s aboriginal population is Austronesian. The aboriginal people from Hawaii, the Philippines, New Zealand, Indonesia, and Madagascar are Austronesian people. The most adopted theory of the origin of Austronesian people is actually TAIWAN. At least check google or wiki. I don’t think Tsai would say Taiwanese aboriginals are from other places.
2. Tsai herself happens to be 1/4 aboriginal from her Paiwan grandmother.
3. Most people in Indonesia are Austronesian people. Indonesia is also the country with most Muslim population in the whole world. Also, there are about 275,000 Indonesian foreign workers in Taiwan in 2019. 10k Indonesian students studying in Taiwan.
4. Taiwan’s “local” Muslim population are mostly Chinese Muslims who came to Taiwan after 1949 with KMT. They are within the population of Chinese Mainlanders or Waisenren. The beef noodle shop is likely opened by someone with the background rather than Mainland Chinese who moved to Taiwan recently.
thnak u!! u guys are amazingggg❤️❤️
👀❤️Looks delicious Luke!🤤 Halal beef noodles sounds amazing about now... I love Taipei🇹🇼
welcome
Great vid! Taiwan is great and most friendliest people i met
How about indonesians people
Great! I'll definitely have to check out that Halal beef noodle joint, looked awesome!
So close to 1-million subs! Congrats mate!!!
So close!😊
Hey, Luke and Sabrina. Thank you so much for this guide. This would definitely help me find Halal food in Taipei. Hopefully gonna get there soon. Be safe, and have great trips!
I am on my Ramadhan fasting and I watch this channel. can't wait ifthar time! Thank's for your awsome Halal Taiwan Video!! Stay safe
Love Taiwan Halal Food from Indonesia... Thanks Luke
Thank you so much for this video I always want to travel Taiwan but I was always afraid of lack of halal Taiwanese food after watching this video I want to visit
I love your videos and thank you for being so respectful and considerate about other people's faith. I'm a proud American Muslim!
Hi luke thanks for video and sharing us happiness with food 😀
Hi Luke, I hope you are good and doing well. Your videos are keep us going in these lockdown days. Very refreshing and yummy videos. Lots of love from India. Thank you.
Enjoyed the video! Thanks for keeping everything Halal. Showing the mosque was a nice touch 👍🏼
Thanks. I can't wait to visit the beef noodle restaurant while I am studying in Taipei.
Thx for the interesting video guys. Great job. Ramadan mubarak
When I miss Taiwan, it is often a food memory that triggers the feeling. I love and miss Taiwan cuisine. Sharing a meal makes people like each other or as the feel closer with strong bond. Eating the same food leads to trust and cooperation because they feel closer with the feeling of intimacy among those eating together, share the experience with eating and drinking. Get away Corona Virus, I miss friends and family…
this is superb news...thank you Sabrina and Luke for filming mosque. love it..
Thanks for making this excellent halal food video. All the best to Taiwanese people and Muslims in Taiwan.
Amazing!! My fave food vloggers now; just recently subscribed! Love this muslim friendly places! So helpful!
Woow that bread looks like fried tofu, i can imagine the taste of bread and beef mix in that broth, it must be awesome
It was!
Love the info and detail you guys put into your videos esp things like the location of the mosque ❤️👍🏼
I love how you describe and review halal food in taiwan.. Thanks Luke Martin X)
Thanks for the information luke martin
Thank you Luke Martin for the insight of the Halal Food in Taipei! Youre indeed unique and insightful to share hidden gems in every city you visited. Well done and I will add my Taipei to my next list of city since it is also have Halal & yummy food! May God Bless You, Pal.
the best,,thank u this video very good,remember me in taiwan last year..miss u taiwan😍
Little Indonesia! Would love to check it out
Thanks for this video , it will help me to find many places for Halal food
Hey, From 🇧🇩 but never expecting the Muslim street food in Taiwan Awesome!
Every Asian country has Muslims. Taiwan has 400,000.
I went to one of those restaurant in 2018..very delicious foods and they allowed us to do prayer in their room:) an easy way to get halal food in 7/11 is boiled sweet pumpkin..our fave. They have prayer room in each cities train station
Oh yeeaaa love your videos Luke and Sabrina. Thanks for posting and stay safe!!! :)
Thank you for this video. 👍
Oh good guide, want to bring my Malay partner to Taiwan after this pandemic is over :D
Please be careful with some of the places operated or staffed by the migrant workers. They are not actually Halal.
they have been accepting tourists since october
@@zillsburyy1 not from my country yet :x
I always love, love, your videos from the USA! Since it is the holy month of Ramadan for Muslims, please inquire and see if you can find out how Muslims in Taiwan are beginning their fast with a suhur breakfast and/or breaking their fast with an Iftar dinner! You can also see how Muslims in Taiwan celebrate Eid ul Fitr at the end of Ramadan. I think this would be really interesting to learn!
Thank u for sharing halal restaurants all over Taiwan.. Much appreciated.. certainly a useful guide for all muslims.
alhamedolilahe welcome
Thank you guys for showing the Halal food sources in Taipei I love your channel I wish you all success hope you get million subscribers soon.
Taiwan not ccp. Muslims in Taiwan are free and not treat to jail or kill like China commis.
Sure
a prime example of an idiot that has no idea what theyre talking about.
@Ryan Qiao Chinese communists is bad like you.
I had been to beijing last year n lot other tourist from Indonesia. Malysia.n white people olso rusia we are free walking anywhere..about hundred mosque in beijing states..we prayed there n we still alive today
Dan sya juga prnah ke korea..taiwan 101..dan maybe nak ke nipon osaka
i am taiwanese havent been back in three years. thank you for providing quality content for me to enjoy in quarantine. stay safe!!
thank you guys for coming to a place full of memories from me .... ❤
Has anyone told you..that the way you speak, and the way you present things..you really sound like mark weins...without the head tilt...
Thank for making halal food tour, taiwan always my dream foodie destination, love Taiwanese food...
Thankyou guys for this video and information.Stay safe take care and have a nice journey.Bye from Singapore.
The essential guide that I need the most! Xie xie ni, Luke and Sab!!
welcome to eat burritto
Om Luke Martin pinter bgt dia tau aja penonton dan Subscrib nya banyak orang Indonesia jd dia buat konten yg bnyak di sukai orang Indonesia..thanks bro Luke Martin
WHY do I insist on watching your videos at 2am?! I always make myself hungry 😂😂😂
This is basic human nature you can't change it
This is so beneficial for Muslim travellers you absolutely smashed it with this video!
Thank you Luke for presenting HALAL food ( my food domain ) but there is one problem is you are too late to make me enjoy it through the day because now it is Ramadan month for muslims, i.e. fasting month...
U can still eat that after fasting. :))
🤣
U still can watch after fasting
Eat for suhur n iftaar. Enjoy.
Wow! That looks so yummy. Thank you sir, maam for featuring halal food. Sure could visit it one day.
muslim area close maybe because off ramadan ... happy ramadan everyone ❤️
Yup. Most of muslim indonesians tend to close their food shop/vendor when it's ramadhan. Beside it's for Ramadhan it is also of course not worthy to sell when there is less seller.
Only few of these Indonesian Muslims that still open in the day. Some even 24 hour.
The Indonesian restaurants near Taipei Train Station do not serve HALAL food and they are a little expensive too.
The fried chicken store in Gongguan has delicious food, and there are three more stalls of HALAL food, one Turkish and two Pakistani food stalls in the same night market. There is another HALAL food store 15 minutes walk from the fried chicken store on tingzhou road.
good work man i support you
Thank you so much 😀
Sepertinya kalian, sangat menyukai kuliner indonesia, sampai2 datang ke pulau formosa cari makanan indonseia, Salut buat kalian, Semoga Sukses menggapai cita2 kalian, Mantap 👍👍👍👍
Love your videos thanks for showing us halal food much love from Pakistan keep up the good work
it's the country that invented my favorite thing boba!! Respect!
Thank u so much Luke!! Very grateful to know the shops in Taiwan
Love those big bowls of pickled greens - hard to resist eating tons of it!
Yes we love them!
Awesome Luk👍👍
Om martin udah Cita Rasa Lidah indonesia nih👍 Sukses.. ❤HALAL FOOD
Good to see you both have a culinary trip again. Stay safe and healthy guys. Regards from Bandung, Indonesia.
Great food inspiration here! That crispy chicken at the end is just awesome. Looking forward to some of that later on tonight 🙌💯😋🍗
Hope you enjoy!
Luke Martin for sure 👍
Wow never knew that there were so many halal shops in Taiwan. Thank you so much
I hope there are many Indonesian restaurants in various countries🙏🏻🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨
Indonesia 🇮🇩
thanks luke, i really appreciate this!
Creator Go on hero I'm from morocco 💛
كاين شي مغربي هنا بان بشي جيم و ابوني الله ارحم الوليدين في هاد رمضان
Thankyou so much from a Pakistani Muslim... you guys are amazing ..♥
Ohhhh... Okee I will go to taipe. Love muslim have some special space here
We're growninly reminded in this aspect these years as we have more an more Indonesian workers here, and Taiwanese tends to go PC right that we should accept multiculture and respect these Muslims by helping them feel at home, rather than be descriminating... Well that doesn't mean every Taiwanese are kind, but mostly we tried to be nice and open 😅
Thanks Luke and your GF for the nice vlog about halal food at the Holy Muslim Month of Ramadan. Ramadan Kareem
my god, they translate that's book menu into indonesian language..
Soalnya banyak TKI yang biasanya makan disitu mas 😁
Definitely on my travel bucket list, that restaurant
berharap yg jual ngerti juga klo pesen pke bhs indo
Fahmi Ilhami gg usah heran banyak tkweh disana jgn over gt bro
Tapi itu pake gugel translate per kata lalu disusunnya sesuai susunan kata bahasa inglis kayaknya.
"beef dumpling" aja disitu diartiin "daging sapi pangsit". Harusnya mah pangsit daging sapi. Susunan kata Indonesia dan english kan berbeda 180 derajat. Katanya dibalik.
Tpi gapapa lah. Secara garis besar msih bisa dimengerti. Tpi utk bbrp nama dish kyknya bakal terlihat aneh wkwk
Thank you for this! keep up with the good work :)
thanks dude for this halal food suggestion food, very informative for me cz i plan my master study in taipei next year.
Good morning kids ......what a fantastic video.....all three food places were excellent....Luke great
job on the soup that looked super.....a pleasure to see everyone wearing masks and doing business
Beautiful scenery the parks and the Mosque
Was the chicken good or great ....Sabrina eating that chicken at the end ....all I could do was drool
Stay safe.... lets keep visiting
That fried chicken looks ridiculously crispy!
For Luke and anyone else wondering about the bread in the beef soup, the best way that I have found to enjoy it is to take one of the pieces of bread in your mouth and then chew into it slightly, only then should you take an entire spoonful of the broth again and let it blend with the now opened bread, you will still have some chewiness and some denseness, but the bread itself will have soaked up even more of the broth from your mouth itself. The more you chew with every single bite will make it even more texture different than the last moment. Some people really enjoy the texture feel so they order things like this instead of noodles or rice. For westerners this can be considered similar to the way that crackers are used. Some people like to eat the crackers from the top of the soup very quickly while they are crunchy, and others will wait till they are slightly soggy and then let them kind of break up in their mouth instead.
I love Taiwanese street food :)
Thanks Luke for sharing this Halal food video, you and Sabrina rock. Stay safe buddy
Thank you for showing the Halal retaurants in Taipeh .... Stay safe!
You must be Taiwanese lol
I have been to Taipei in 2013 attending for a seminar/workshop. It was pretty hard for me to find Muslim food during that time. I had to travel from the main city to Gongguan (I hope I spell it right) just to see my Malaysian-Muslim friend and had lunch & dinner at her house. I was once had my lunch at Yunus Muslim restaurant but the food there was quite expensive. Glad to see there are many Muslim restaurants at Taiwan now. I hope I could visit Taiwan again in the future.
Thankyou for your recommendations on halal food. Looking forward to try it. Stay healthy to both of you ❤️ from Indonesia
Yeah its one of ny bucket list after covid 19 ended. Thanks for you both, stay fit, healthy and happy 😀😀😀
Thanks for making a halal friendly video!!!