I don't think it's "Heimahei" as it's said in the start of the video, but more like: Heimoey. It's odd how in English the always get Nordic grammar so wrong, when it's such a closely related language. But then again I know it's awful to listen to old Norwegians with no clue how to pronounce English words, how silly it sounds.
Iceland is a one town country. Everything is centered in Reykjavik. Running a business outside Reykjavik is an achievement. Running a restaurant on Vestmannaeyjar is a major achievement.
The best cod-meat is on the head. My father used to insist on having the head for himself when I was a kid, and of course we would give it to him. But if it was today, it would turn into a fist fight. ;-)
This channel has got to end up being big one day. Great content.
Would love to visit this one day…
You should!
Big fan of DW
Neat and tasty food
I don't think it's "Heimahei" as it's said in the start of the video, but more like: Heimoey. It's odd how in English the always get Nordic grammar so wrong, when it's such a closely related language. But then again I know it's awful to listen to old Norwegians with no clue how to pronounce English words, how silly it sounds.
Successful chef with money to invest is successful in a high income country with loads of tourists. Wow. Im shocked.
Iceland is a one town country. Everything is centered in Reykjavik.
Running a business outside Reykjavik is an achievement.
Running a restaurant on Vestmannaeyjar is a major achievement.
Honey glazed cod-head? Serving cat food to people covered with a sweet glaze as something special-special? PT Barnum would be proud.
The best cod-meat is on the head. My father used to insist on having the head for himself when I was a kid, and of course we would give it to him. But if it was today, it would turn into a fist fight. ;-)