London’s Most Dangerous Hood Food Tour?! They Won't Show You This Side Of Brixton!!
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- Опубликовано: 20 сен 2024
- This is the Caribbean Capital of Europe, here in Brixton, London. Is this really the most dangerous place in London? We are here to explore the people, culture, and most importantly the food is this incredibly diverse place. We are trying Caribbean Food in London from Jamaican, to Trinidad, Guyanese, to African Food such as Gambian and Nigerian Food. We even found Juici Patties in the cold weather of London! It truly was like being in the Caribbean in Europe. We are also finding out, who really makes up the diverse city of London?
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David i loved the blog and what you showed however i think you've missed by far one of the if not the best takeaway called 'New Tings' which is on Acre lane. Try it the next time you are there as every dish is on point!
We appreciate you D
Thank you so much@@joysam4523 and its also really great to see you again too! Hope you are doing really well.
@@Davidsbeenhere I am good thank you,,,, and am also around silently watching. 🤗 keep safe
Keep making great videos it’s definitely appreciated
As a Brixton citizen of Jamaican heritage for over 40 years, I must say this was a great representation of the carribean heart of Brixton. I know your guide personally and you chose a amazing human to assist you. Good vibes
So true
I just love when a trini moves away from home and still keeps their accent!!! 🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹
For real
They speak Jamaican now and doing dancehall 😅 so idk
@@artworkshop586😂😂😂😂😂
Trinis are the first to lose their accent.
Best accent in the world! 😂
I'm British born Jamaican from South London myself, Brixton is a wonderful place with a lot of Caribbean culture, im glad you came to visit and show the world 🙌🏾🔥
Hi if your British born then your not a Jamaican as you claim to be
@@Crashersmithyou’re right. Even though their parents are Jamaican born, they grew up eating Jamaican food, were spoken to in patois, have Jamaican grandparents, great grand parents, can track their Jamaican heritage to somewhere in Jamaica, the country they live in see them as what their parents and grandparents are, practiced Jamaican culture.. they are South African!!! Omg 🥹 thank you for this realisation
Same
@@jessicaplays7658
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I’m not sure why our race love to relinquish or reject our heritage so quick & easily, me personally (I would even add African in there as ultimately that’s what we all are really) but that’s a whole other argument if we’re being questioned & encouraged to drop the heritage & culture that live & identity with.
People need to know & understand the difference between Nationality, citizenship & Heritage, We need to start standing strong in our heritage as this contributes to the lack of unity. I Chinese individual is ALWAYS a Chinese despite where they are born or reside, so the ones that are here will only accept to be seen as British Chinese (I Chinese living as a Citizen in Britain) if a Chinese person was described as English it wouldn’t make sense to 99% of people from any race however we like to separate ourselves by adopting the titles of wherever we are born to describe who or what we are instead of going by our cultural heritage or linage.
Crazy🤦🏾♂️
It’s a shit hole and we all know why
The Caribbean has had a lot of influence in London for many years....from the foods ...culture all aspects ....the city is awesome!!!..Thanks David...be safe....Peace.❤❤
Thank you so much Shabana and Hailey. So true!
Shabana_Hailey - That's quite true. I was standing near to a gentleman on the train on Saturday and his accent was distinctly Caribbean sounding although he was a native european.
I'm a white Londoner who doesn't get much opportunity to interact in these areas, so thank you for bringing our country's characters to light. These guys are awesome.
Thank you so much for saying that skoodledoo!
Big up to my Trini people in Brixton representing 🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹
Sweet Sweet T&T🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹
David, my mother was your number one fan! She used to watch your videos every single day. She was Guyanese. Sadly she passed away very recently after an illness but would have loved to see you in Brixton. That's not far away at all 🤓🇬🇧
Wow, this is such a meaningful and also touching comment. First of all I want to give my condolences to you and your family during this difficult time. I am so thankful to her and to you for being along the journey with me. Brixton was amazing and I'll be back again soon! That all wishing peace and blessings to you and your family, and again to hear that about your late mother it does mean the world to me.
@@Davidsbeenhere Thank you so much. This really does mean a lot. I showed my mother how to use a tablet and she would watch your Carribbean adventures all day... Every day. You helped me get her through a scary lockdown for her 😁
I' a Windrush baby. Came here from Trinidad aged 3 60+ years ago. This was awesome! I dont live in Brixton, but I'll head down there to sample these delights. Thank you!👍👍👍
Being from Brixton and watching your show I cannot thank you enough for coming to Brixton and highlighting such a diverse culture and wonderful Food places unfortunately Brixton has had its up and downs in the past especially in the 80s and 90s but as you have seen it is the community that has made Brixton as vibrant and colourful as it is today thanks for visiting .👏🏽🇬🇧🇯🇲
Brixtonian through and through...I am glad you came..thanks for bigging up Brixton...it still has some elements of Jamaica despite re-gentrification....one love 🇯🇲😢
Why are you putting a foreign flag in the message if you're from England?
Jamerican here stumbling onto this with my Jamaican-born mum. She knows you as the one who visited Albania and got that hat and invitation to visit a family’s farm. 😊 We send thanks for sharing this tour. She’s somehow mad at me for keeping her in the States too long!
Everyone seemed so welcoming 🥰 Except the Chinese woman 😂her face when my man spoke her language 😂
The black man speaking Chinese internet thing probably does her head in. Now she can't talk about him behind his back.😂
She was bad vibes!
@@carltonlambert7608 🤣🤣 for real
@@JayW16 💯💯
She's got some secrets!@@JayW16
Thank you for showing what London is really like. Very few RUclipsrs do.
Loved hearing all the unique stories and how food just brings all cultures together! I learned so much from this video 🤗
Thank you so much Emily! Great to see you too. Agreed, its all about the stories and when we visited we also learned so much from all the amazing people there.
Much respect for visiting Brixton too, love the authenticity from your vlogs ❤️ 💯
Thank you so much stacey! truly appreciate it!
Wow this was amazing! London is such an incredible city. So much diversity, the story of London is really its people. The food looks amazing but also such lovely personal stories. Youve really upped your game and this is by far and away one of your best!
Looks miserable to live in , grim , grey , overcrowded, expensive .
@@IndigoStargazer Grow up
@@IndigoStargazer it’s the middle of winter 🤡
@@sneer0101
Yup and moved out ,
@@IndigoStargazerTo where?
I love that beef patty and curry goat, you made me hungry again, haha!
That teacher is a great person and an important cultural transmitter 7'25"!
I love London’s multiculturalism, your smile, and your energy in interacting with people!
Thank you for letting me know that there is a Caribbean capital in Europe, I just realized today that my geography is terrible, wu wu! 👍😂🙏
Always Gianni! Thank you for your support, really glad to have you along for the journey. The food was out of this world good!
@@Davidsbeenhere It is my pleasure, thanks to you too! Now I believe your hot sauce has magic, haha!
Take good care! Happy travels! 👍🥰🙏
Jeff the chef is the best jamaican food in Brixton, and possibly London. His food truck is right opposite that man from May pen. Fabulous
Awesome video! Big up my Caribbean people and Brixton as well.👍🏾❤️🇯🇲
Great content but I will never go into that Chinese restaurant that lady seemed very rude/racist so I’ll deffo avoid but apart from that great vid…might have to pass through Brixton to get me a juicy patty though
Agreed, that response about where are you from, not nice at all 😢
Don't worry. The whole world knows now. It will be interesting to see if she has affected her business with that.
You ate all that beautiful food in one day 👏🏾🙌🏾
This was such a good representation of Brixton and all the good food it has to offer.
Wooohoo !! Im from England!! Obvs London is my capital! I live about 2.5 hours away in Bristol!! Eeek now to watch, Jamaican food is awesome, we have a carnival every year in St Paul’s Bristol, it’s full of food, dancing, vibes & laughter ! 🎉🎉🎉🥳🥳🥳🩷
And tons of street crime.
Really proud of Team DBH on this video! Great work also kudos to the guides Nima and Josh. Looking forward to seeing the rest of the series.
Jamaicans are a vibe world wide !!
If by 'vibe' you mean 'unintegrated immigrant community', then yes, you are correct.
@@nickelmouse451 Jah bless you and your family
lolol 😂😂 remember you guys brought us here and begged us to come.. why should we integrate? accept us! this is who we are and our culture.. assimilation will not erase our culture. not our fault you and your people have no culture and tasteless @nickelmouse451
Good to see One Love. He had a tiny shop before and there is a video from years ago showing the "smallest cafe". So glad to see the progress.
Your content is amazing . I didn't want the video to end.
What, you came?!!!!!! Yesss, I hope we treated you well and represented well. Sorry for the cold weather but welcome to LDN!
I most certainly did and it was incredible. The rest of the series is coming out over the next couple weeks too! Its ok for the cold weather, I'm in Miami so I needed it kind of. 🤣
I thought it was a one off video. Looking forward to the rest of the series. Happy New Year! Peace out.
I haven’t been to Brixton in some years now but it was always such a joy. I need to try that Trini food honestly
So cool to see David in Brixton the epicentre of Afro Caribbean cuisine!
No problem my pleasure !GATE13SW6CREW CFC
I clicked off soon as the guy said 'I didn't grow up in Jamaica BUT I'm MORE Jamaican than MOST Jamaicans' 🙄
Lol😅 pure none sense right British ppl got quick silver tho Hitler bomb them crazy to this day it's in the water system so don't pay them no mind when them talk
This is the London Food Tour I've Been Missing
Dude, yes you know it. Now only if there was only another 3 hours...🤣
Loving this episode. Watching and having great memories of Brixton. Loving the San Juan rep, much love to all the islands as well.
Thank you so much BimRen. I really appreciate that a lot. Have a blessed weekend too.
David loves his Trini doubles
Wow David! Love this vlog, it’s an eye opener. All those delicious cuisines 😊
Nice one David. You have a cool, friendly, open spirit - it will take you far! Keep it up🙏🏿
Loved the Trini people reminding me of home. So nice to hear the accent. ❤❤❤
Greetings David, I'm glad you came here to London visiting Brixton of all places, it's a shame I couldn't have met you. I watch your channel all the time. By the way the Curry Goat dish is Rice & Peas not Beans although they are beans, that's just how we say it in the Caribbean as you have found out on your travels. I will look out for you on my travels. Take care out there. Blessedlove 🙏🏾👊🏾🦁🫡💚🆙️🆙️🆙️🛫🛬
Hey Cordell thanks so much, don't worry because I'm coming back to London many more times and sooner than later too. Thanks again for the support and kindness. Wishing you safe travels as well.
@Davidsbeenhere Alright bigup yourself David, I didn't think you'd be forwarding here so soon, but it's all good, I hope you full joyed your visit in this fridge 🤣. Your Welcome bro, I love the fact you flex wid the people and stay grounded. I gotta Tey your pepper too. Until such time Guidance and Protection out there stay sharp. 🙏🏾👀🦁🫡👊🏾💚
Had the Patti’s at Notting Hill carnival, banging taste. Love em 🏴 🇯🇲 one love
Brixton was one of the first if not first area in London that you could get carribean food in Uk.
I have a a video about Brixton and a short vid of refill you can check out.
jamaica to the world! Seeing Juici patties in London is actually incredible!
who remembers Frank Johnston,Red records a woolworths,apart from my mums bacon and cabbage,West Indian food is without doubt the tastiest most delicious food I've ever had the pleasure of eating,I'm gonna but on my puffa hat and gloves and head on upto fuel right now 💙
So many happy memories of Brixton from my child hold I feel very emotional to see the review really enjoyed your review
Danclairs...big up Belmont, Port of Spain in Trinidad.
At this point david is addicted to Caribbean food especially trini an jamaican dishes 😂😂😂😍
I enjoyed watching this from the point of yourself. Very wholesome 💜🙌🏾
Empire Windrush was the name of the ship - HMT Empire Windrush arrived at the Port of Tilbury on 21 June 1948 and its passengers disembarked a day later. The ship carried 492 Caribbean migrants, many of them veterans of the Second World War. The ship and its passengers have a symbolic status as the start of the Windrush Generation.
Windrush Generation denotes the people who emigrated from the Caribbean to Britain between the arrival of the HMT Empire Windrush on 21 June 1948 and the Immigration Act 1971, including the passengers on the first ship.
I was hoping they'd go to Refils. I'm constantly considering the drive up from Brighton for some of their food! They've always got food left when its late and their peanut and Guinness punches are amazing too. I've heard their porridge is really good but you have to get there early apparently!
I’ve just came back home from London with an afternoon spent in Brixton. Your video makes me want to go there again!
Trinidad need more over there also
Got to correct Josh. @13:23 he said Jamaicans came to the UK as immigrants - no; they were BRITISH SUBJECTS!
This is a common misconception that they were immigrants.
Jamaicans have ties to the original indigenous black people of Britain, they came to Jamaica during the colonial periods and mixed with enslaved Africans and Tainos. Black Irish men also came to Jamaica and intermixed.
@@Maleekthegreat2023Germans also later down the line.
Yes, I know the history. The point is we are talking about the 'Windrush' generation, who first came to the UK from Jamaica in the late 1940s. The UK tried to ILLEGALLY send them back to Jamaica even though they had rights of abode due to being BRITISH (they held British passports after all).
Jamaica wasn't independent from the UK until 6th August 1962 - therefore all that came to the UK before that date (after being invited by the UK government to help rebuild the country after World War 2) were British. To try and force them back to Jamaica, the UK government & press tried to label them as illegal immigrants, which is incorrect.
Need to go to Acre Lane & Clapham North, try New Tingz, Tawa Roti & True Flavours
Cool video but do one in st lucia🇱🇨
Yo! Nuff respect as always David! Jamrock runs the world bro!
If your still in London go try food at Chutney Mary high end Indian restaurant and gymkhana
David u see from love u you well by us worldwide David to the world we love you man 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🏆
love you too staminadon!
Brixton, nuff big up. I miss you so much. David, you always make me hungry, seeing you eat Jamaican food. Stay safe, global food ambassador ❤
The best video of 2024 so far, Dave!!! 😊❤
David. The UK. 🇬🇧. Haven’t been since 1975. Didn’t like it as a child. Cold. Gloomy. Raining. And it was summer 3 weeks. But have lots of internet friends there and it looks so different. Hope to visit in a couple of years. Thanks for this. Have a great day.
The weather was definitely cold and raining while I was there but it is definitely an incredible place, and I highly recommend a revisit someday! Hope you and your husband are both well Cydney!
I Don't Blame U I'm Moving Back 2 The Caribbean Soon UK Is Rubbish Now !
Brixton has a vibe. I love it here. One love!!! 🙏🏾❤️🇩🇲
So well traveled I love it 🩵🇹🇹
Great video but that Chinese woman was rude AF!
Dually noted by the internet. Won't be going there if I'm in the area and I love Chinese food.
I’m glad this has been shown! However this was not long enough 🔥
More coming!! Saturday is the next video in the series!
LONDON WE UP 🇬🇧 🇯🇲
YES Sunny! Big up!
I really love Europe man!Maybe its because i live in Europe but i think that many non Europeans would agree that Europe is amazing.The Caribbean is also an amazing place.To be honest,i had never heard Brixton before.I am very excited for the England series.Also, i have read in a comment that there are more Belgium videos on the way.Did you combine your Netherlands trip with a visit to Belgium?Thank you for showing us the world through your eyes!
Thank you so much for saying this Andreas. Really happy to share this. There are more Belgium videos and my Netherlands series will be out after London most likely. Lots of European content on the way this year but also combined with some off the beaten path places. Always glad to have you along for the journey.
The Chinese woman was so disrespectful, it was sickening
Dave, make sure you drive through Birmingham. Plenty of Afro and Caribe culture and food de ya
100% I Plan to go there but this trip will be centered in London. Next trip (which will be soon!) It sounds amazing in Birmingham.
Its wonderful to explore n highlight the amazing variety of culinary delights available in Brixton.😊 Long may this continue. It is also good to recognise black people have a history n a presence the UK that goes way back, beyond the Windrush. Many people of African/Caribbean heritage were born in raised in the uk and are also British.
1love takeaway is the best his jerck chicken and his fish sandwich 🥪 is wowwww Brixton SW 9 great place beautiful people
I would be in that area every single day. All the foods I've had and they are all delicious 😋
You gotta have deep pockets. Especially for food bought inside the regentrified market
Yep come to St.Kitts and Nevis
definitely happening and fairly soon!
Jamaicans have the uk locked when it comes to Caribbean food everything looked A1
The Trinidad 🇹🇹 food looked amazing
Very cool indeed for I adore many UK livin Jamaican bredren madmen of food😂 Brixton is nice for all cultures and people come together to sell their wares..however oh the lovely Caribbean culture much love.. respect
Omgosh I was just thinking if you linked up with Ringo vision or cook n vibe while in UK I'd surely crack a rib or pee my pants on that collaboration..they cook food you eat food 😂all of your personality 😂😊would be to hilarious..much love😂one love.. respect I'm laughing thinking about it
So glad u explored out of the city centre and got too see all the culture we have xx ❤ love your new style of content . Ty
U need gloves on guys british winters are bitter lol 😊
That means a lot to hear that Helen. I know its a far ways away from you in Pool, but we had a blast. There is a lot more London content to come too over the next couple weeks to stay tuned. I am so glad you noticed the content shift as well, I'm really trying to tell stories and bridge that connection between the people and the food. And yeah...major regrets on the gloves.
Memories. Looking through the eyes of time from 1965. The majority of C'bbean immigrant residents were Jamaicans. Of course other islanders such as Bajans, Guyanese, Trinis, Lucians, Vincys...and from the African continent. I've got mostly great memories growing up.
Another smashing video, thank you, just wondering 26.12, what is the Name of that place, I didn't pick it up. Thanks again and safe travels.
Wow David can't believe yo braving the London cold😢😢well at least the food is great😊 nice vibes
Great video! I am always watching your videos, ever since you did the ones for Guatemala. Are you still in London? I could show you around, at least to say hi! I am from Guatemala living in London, is wonderful here.
great video sir ❤❤❤❤
Thank you Sir!
I hear sweet pan in the background...Trini to de bone! That Gambian plate...wow! David talking doubles like a Trini. The codfish fritters, nice. Is CURRY GOAT! Respectful bringing up Windrush. Love my flavorful Caribbean people!
this is the place man Jamaica in England. Coming there soon.cheers
Amazing!!! Have a great trip david. 😃❤
Big up! South London Brixton is the joint! Awesome history #windrush
The Gambuan guy is very honest. No ego.
Brixton has been gentrified though, changed a lot
Where did the Caribbean population migrate to after the gentrification?
@@billiechung Well, there is still social housing there. But all the private housing is now very expensive and a lot of young professionals have moved into the area.
@@bigbenji6 thanks for the knowledge
@billiechung No worries. I think it is a common part of urban development that rundown areas become vibrant and trendy but then become expensive as more wealthy people move in.
I lived there in the nineties, and it is very different now
@billiechung Brixton food market on a friday or saturday night is now bustling, but there are very few black people there!
Good review thanks Mr Hoffmann
Gar Wing Cheung for the win🔥🙏🏻
@@Davidsbeenhere yes I win almost every week... Thank YOU 🥳
I wish the guests would eat to haha instead sitting watching our boy David.
They did eat, I just have such limited time per episode I wasn't sure if the audience would want to see it. They definitely enjoyed it especially Producer Nate. LOL.
Headed to UK in June... it was meant to be a longer trip, but it was delayed by COVID, and life changes. Had to cut the trip down from 3 weeks to just 10 days, but Brixton is on my must-see list.
Asafo is a restaurant in brixton you have to go to. Also check out the Whitechapel neighbourhood
Welcome to London David! Brixton is the epicentre and a true melting pot of different cultures. It feels as if you're still in Jamaica. Everything is here. I would have cooked for you if I knew you were coming.
Thank you Tearoze!
Trini all the way....
Next time in UK ,I am coming to Brixton mall.
Great stuff. Remember when Brixton was a no go in the 80s
So happy you've shown me the good spots in Brixton love me some Trini doubles and Gambian Jollof 💜 Jamaican spot looks 🔥 what is it called??
Yes the food was so good in Brixton. The Jamaican spot at the end is called Refill. It was really good and there are a few other spots nearby that are also incredible!
Hi David you made it to the shores of the UK. I reached out to you back in Covid times. Hope you have a great UK visit. Don't forget to try the curry scene.
Yeah, it red bean, red peas, purple bean, purple peas, green bean & green peas😆 Make sure u get oxtail all right ✅️ 😌 😉 💯 😏 👌
Thank you David for seeing the real London you should visit Croydon, Hackney and newham etc
I need tk head of over to Pop Brixton asap!!!
Great footage, communication and narrative. Look forward to seeing your next adventure. By the way you are really cute.
All the foods looks nice 👍 enjoy David. One love my friend