Thats basically tomatoes not promagenate. U make sawsaw 😅😅😅😅 the gerger (veggies? On that tomatoe sauce and combined it with the chicken and rice. Yummy. Hehhehhehe. They called it faham. Inihaw na chicken. Silent subscriber here from the eastern province of saudi arabia.
Good to see Jeddah on your vlog Mikey and Rj, totally different now . Lived there for 7 years when I was still flying with Saudia. 1990-1997..then moved to NYC base. Thanks missed the food and the gold souk (market) love your vlogs . Mabuhay Squad forever!!!
Qahwa or Arabic coffee is best suitable with dates, dates will serve as your sweetener, and brewed together with the cardamon pod as an added spice. The red sauce is tamatim sauce or tomato sauce with chilis and a bit of coriander, and the raita or yoghurt with chopped cucumber, the green sauce is a mint leaves, vinegar & sugar for dipping meat or lamb. The dessert is mahalabia, it's a sweet milk pudding with ground cardamon.
Weee its its nostalgic reading the posts, knows how to prep those food and dippings ,salsa ang sweet mahalabia milk+ corn starch+ sugar +arabic gum. Lucky to learn how to prep middle eastern food.
Hello Mr. Mikey. I love seeing you visit Saudi Arabia. Holding hands is acceptable than “akbay” (putting one’s arm over another shoulder of someone). But it also depends on the context. Wearing shorts below the knee is acceptable. Traditional restaurant is the best. The red paste is grind tomatoes with chili, coriander. I am hoping you try CAMEL or GOAT meat. It’s the Best Mr. Mikey. Always greet specially entering any establishment or approaching someone. Just say Salam or Salamu alaykum. Thanks for sharing and visiting KSA. I felt like roaming around saudi arabia again with your videos Mr. Mikey. Thank you
I am so happy watching this episode! My husband and I were in Saudi Arabia for 30 years with our 4 kids, and we returned home for good in 2021. Missing all the places you featured, life in there was so good starting from the food, goods, and health benefits. I am glad you enjoyed your stay there.
I was smiling while watching ur vlog Mikey! (Mabuhay follower here 🤩). The way u appreciate the food here in Saudi is just amazing! Hope u can explore the country more in the future. There's definitely more delicious food for u & RJ to try and even the tourist spots that will rise soon. Mwuah mwuah 💕
Thank you so much for always making US a part of your daily life.....whether it be in your Mabuhay Farm or your travel vlogs here and abroad...you always make US feel IMPORTANTand so much a PART OF YOUR LIVES....THANK YOU!!!!❤🎉
Hi guys hope you enjoyed Jeddah and had fun. Unfortunately lots of reviews about Saudi is written about travelers long time ago, since our vision 2030 saudia has changed and lots of old misconceptions about us and our culture were corrected The small stick thing in the airplane is actually roller with perfume not a lip palm Saudi coffee is actually filled with caffeine like other coffee If you ever coming again try to book you trip to Riyadh during Riyadh season, would be happy to give you guys a tour Enjoy and happy to help
Hello Mikey and RJ, I'm a bit nervous watching this vlog coz of some restrictions in Saudi.It's nice that both of you enjoyed your stayed/tour to that beautiful place of Jeddah,I can't wait to see both of you to come back to PHil /at Mabuhay farm house, take care and God bless you both 💞
I was so afraid for Mikey because I thought his “gayness” was a bit too obvious at times. I kept thinking just use your acting skills and “play a straight man” lol. But you are who you are and it’s so sad that people have to hide that or face such drastic punishment. But happy you had a nice time ❤
Omgg Mikey!! When me and my sis used to live in Jeddah as kids we would watch your videos alot!! So glad to see you visiting 😊 our home country. It brought alot of nostalgia to us po ❤
Coffee is not illegal in Saudi Arabia, lol! Only liquors! Labneh is some form of yogurt. And yes, Saudi isn't as strict as before during the reign of the muttawas (religious police - they were stripped of power some years back). The first food you ate at that local restaurant is called 'faham' (grilled chicken) and that reddish sauce is made of tomatoes and chilis, not pomegranate.It's like salsa. Saudis are nocturnal and you got the reason right - it's because of the hot weather during the day. You should have visited Al Ulah to see Madain Saleh/Hegra (sister city of Petra,Jordan), another UNESCO World Heritage site. And my favorite place in Saudi Arabia which is Tabuk, the setting of Exodus during Moses' (Musaa in Arabic) time. There you can see Jethro's tomb (father-in-law of Moses), the Red Sea crossing and split rock of Moses, golden calf altar and the real Mt. Sinai. I'm Filipino and I've been living and working here in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia for the past 23 years now!
MIKEY!!! I LOST IT when you were eating the chicken and the little boys were watching you and laughing. It made my heart smile, but that chicken looked SO GOOD!
Mikey in food heaven is always a funny watch, glad you both have had a fantastic time, be careful out there and I look forward to catching up on the happenings in Pantdora x
WARNING: Make sure you have food (or at least not hungry/starving) while watching Mikey’s videos. OR ELSE you will starve to death because of inggit!! LOLOLOL!! 🤣🤣🤣
Hello Mikey and RJ! I was surprised to hear that you’re in Jeddah. Many OFWs would be thrilled to know you’re here, especially given our large community in the city. With Saudi Arabia becoming more open to tourism, Jeddah’s unique blend of history, culture, economic significance, and urban lifestyle really sets it apart from other cities. As for wearing shorts, I don’t think it’s forbidden, except in public offices. It’s not just Filipinos wearing above-the-knee shorts; you’ll also see many foreign males and locals jogging in shorts. Just make sure it’s appropriate for the setting. I hope to see you both when you return, and please let the Philippine Consulate know so they can show you what life is like in KSA and the real Arabian culture. Stay blessed!
@@sandrabentley8111 I understand your concern, but it's important to consider that experiences in Saudi Arabia can vary widely. Many overseas workers find opportunities for good pay and professional growth here. While there are certainly challenges, some people have positive experiences and appreciate the cultural exchange. It's a complex situation, and individual experiences can differ greatly.
Welcome to my childhood hometown! Lived there for 17 years and it has a special place in my heart. Try their shawarma, laham and foul. It's some of the best!
When you said you ordered randomly, RJ gave a look that I was guessing to be more like "random" after hours of researching a destination and knowing some things to look for, lol. That's the way I travel - I enjoy the anticipation, but with all the planning, I still enjoy the spontaneous and surprising when I'm there.
OMG mikeeey!!! I wish I knew you were here in Jeddah!!! I am a fan!!! My dream is to see you and RJ!!! I work in Saudia airlines as well, i am a flight attendant as well based in Jeddah, i wish to see you one day.. that is my dream
welcome to jeddah saudi arabia. subscriber her since 2022. im from makkah 1 hr away from jeddah. i wish i saw both of you and help you explore the place but im on duty . the food you eat from the restaurant called chicken faham. enjoy your stay there. the coffee u drink in the plane is called qahwa coffee , it is good to drink especially if you have headache. try the chicken or beef shawarwa there especially grilled in coal. try to visit Boga restaurant it is a health food resto
I'm a Filipino based in Dubai and when I am home, even when I'm in PH, Id sometimes wear the short sleeved Kandura. It breezy and cozy to wear specially on hot/warm days. It's very affordable, you should've bought one. 😉 About being out late,... Here in the middle east, malls and food/entertainment establishments stay open until late night usually until 11pm during weekdays, 12midnight or even 1-2am during the colder winter months or during Ramadan. This is one of those 'reverse culture-shock' I get everytime I'm in the PH. I'm always surprised that restaurants and malls closed at 9pm! ,🤷🏻
This is called Kabsah 23:39 , and the sauce for this is that one you thought pomegranate which is really just tomatoes, onions and chilis put in the blender. The rtce is basmati rice.
The sawsawan that u thought was made of pomegranate was made of tomatoes, green peppers,rock salt and parsley leaves, placed in a blender. You can have it with ur white rice . Marhaba and Enjoy Saudia!
Faham namis ko yan i worked in Saudi before. Usually my free na kubos bread yan hehe im happy you guys tried going there kakaiba din ang experience diba.
So many yummy food in arabic country and I miss that specially the paratha bread with chicken green leafy vegetables and the sauce yummyyy😋😋😋 I'm happy for you at na enjoy ninyo ni Rj ang Saudi kahit mainit😊more vlogs to come😊 God Bless...
Omg from the plane view down to the roads and houses reminds me of my days in Dubai. That local restaurant is a lot more interesting than fast foods on the mall. I used to go to afghan restaurants cuz it's a lot cleaner and tastier than Indian restaurants. That rice is biryani. They really eat without a spoon and fork and food are served really hot. That dipping sauce with cucumber is called "raita"- with yogurt. U will not feel full cuz biryani aren't that heavy on the tummy + glycemic index is a lot lower.
Leaves are called GERGER to be paired with meet the red one is just tomatoes and the white ones are the sauce that you pour to the rice , the chicken is roasted called dajaj faham
So informative. Saudi Arabia is a beautiful country. Thank you for sharing Mikey and RJ. Have a blast. Take care. Btw, loved watching your vlogs Mikey. ❤
Hi Mikey you should not left corniche (seaside/boardwalk) the night life in jedda start there all night til sunrise esp in waterfront area and Jeddah Boulevard. Friday & Saturday is the weekend in Saudi Arabia. I hope you have fun. Take care❤️
Hi Mikey.. You've missed trying the Al Baik.. it's their Jollibee in Saudi Arabia!!! (missed it so much). Although they have Jollibee there now but not the same taste like we have here. Missing also the sweet delicacies they have there.. Walnuts, pistacio, almonds, dates..all yummy ❤
I asked my friend who's working in KSA for many years now. He said you had KAPSA. The one where plastic was placed on top of the carpeted floor. Use hands while eating. Then roll the plastic again after eating for disposal. 🙂
Thanks Mikey and RJ for sharing your travels. Nice to see Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. It must be nice to taste their different cuisine. Take care and more power to you guys. ❤❤❤
It’s rocket holland leaves and yes it is an Arugula… usually it has a little bitter taste on it. So it’s just wise to put lime or lemon on it… you can eat in between as it actually cleanse out your pallet from chicken.. The red sauce there i believe is a tomatoe sauce which arabic used to actually serves.. Im not familiar with this chicken with rice in saudi, coz its not even look like a biryani to me. But am sure the rice tasted a kind of salty and nutty :)) love that combo…
Wowwww..Amazing tour at Jedah. Thank you Mikey and RJ for bringing us too in your journey exploring beautiful counties. Glad you enjoy and the yummy food wherever you eat make our mouth watering too hqha..Arabic food really authentic and healthy. I missed it too because i was there before at Abu Dhabi. Keep traveling and enjoy life. Stay happy and love each other dearly. Kisses 💋💋💋
You're a different breed of human. I wouldn't support the tourism of a country i couldn't be myself in or somewhere I'm not welcome as myself. Good for you.
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Thats basically tomatoes not promagenate. U make sawsaw 😅😅😅😅 the gerger (veggies? On that tomatoe sauce and combined it with the chicken and rice. Yummy. Hehhehhehe. They called it faham. Inihaw na chicken. Silent subscriber here from the eastern province of saudi arabia.
Wow! Thank you! It was so good!
@@MikeyBustosVLOGSoh. Thanks for the reply. This reply is 5 million mabuhay stars 😅
😂😂😂😂
Mabuhaaaay❤
Good to see Jeddah on your vlog Mikey and Rj, totally different now . Lived there for 7 years when I was still flying with Saudia. 1990-1997..then moved to NYC base. Thanks missed the food and the gold souk (market) love your vlogs . Mabuhay Squad forever!!!
I lived in Saudi back in the 80s back then it wasn’t unusual to see 2 men holding hands. Your videos brings back so many wonderful memories, enjoy!
Qahwa or Arabic coffee is best suitable with dates, dates will serve as your sweetener, and brewed together with the cardamon pod as an added spice. The red sauce is tamatim sauce or tomato sauce with chilis and a bit of coriander, and the raita or yoghurt with chopped cucumber, the green sauce is a mint leaves, vinegar & sugar for dipping meat or lamb. The dessert is mahalabia, it's a sweet milk pudding with ground cardamon.
Wow! Thank you! So yummy!
Weee its its nostalgic reading the posts, knows how to prep those food and dippings ,salsa ang sweet mahalabia milk+ corn starch+ sugar +arabic gum. Lucky to learn how to prep middle eastern food.
It’s Saudi coffee 🇸🇦 Qahwa
Hi Mikey, as a Muslim we pray five times a day. Before praying, washing our feet is part of the ablution, that is we wash before we pray.
Why not hands? Cus we prepare our foods using our hands?
@@noexcuses5524they was hands and face aswell
Hello Mr. Mikey. I love seeing you visit Saudi Arabia.
Holding hands is acceptable than “akbay” (putting one’s arm over another shoulder of someone). But it also depends on the context.
Wearing shorts below the knee is acceptable.
Traditional restaurant is the best.
The red paste is grind tomatoes with chili, coriander.
I am hoping you try CAMEL or GOAT meat. It’s the Best Mr. Mikey.
Always greet specially entering any establishment or approaching someone. Just say Salam or Salamu alaykum.
Thanks for sharing and visiting KSA. I felt like roaming around saudi arabia again with your videos Mr. Mikey.
Thank you
I am so happy watching this episode! My husband and I were in Saudi Arabia for 30 years with our 4 kids, and we returned home for good in 2021. Missing all the places you featured, life in there was so good starting from the food, goods, and health benefits. I am glad you enjoyed your stay there.
I was smiling while watching ur vlog Mikey! (Mabuhay follower here 🤩). The way u appreciate the food here in Saudi is just amazing! Hope u can explore the country more in the future. There's definitely more delicious food for u & RJ to try and even the tourist spots that will rise soon. Mwuah mwuah 💕
Thank you so much for always making US a part of your daily life.....whether it be in your Mabuhay Farm or your travel vlogs here and abroad...you always make US feel IMPORTANTand so much a PART OF YOUR LIVES....THANK YOU!!!!❤🎉
Well done for being brave enough to go to Saudi, be careful & stay safe out there
Why? ano po meron sa KSA parang nakakatakot naman mah tour.
Worked and lived in Riyadh for 5 years. Not scary at all. One of the safest placest for me. I felt safer over there than here in the US.
Working here in saudi for 10 years and its safer than manila. Just follow the rules and you’ll be fine
@@minami15368 they're gay. That's why it's not safe for same sex couple.
white people being scared of living in middle east is so weird while their white ass country is contanstly bombing those countries
Hi guys hope you enjoyed Jeddah and had fun. Unfortunately lots of reviews about Saudi is written about travelers long time ago, since our vision 2030 saudia has changed and lots of old misconceptions about us and our culture were corrected
The small stick thing in the airplane is actually roller with perfume not a lip palm
Saudi coffee is actually filled with caffeine like other coffee
If you ever coming again try to book you trip to Riyadh during Riyadh season, would be happy to give you guys a tour
Enjoy and happy to help
Hello Mikey and RJ, I'm a bit nervous watching this vlog coz of some restrictions in Saudi.It's nice that both of you enjoyed your stayed/tour to that beautiful place of Jeddah,I can't wait to see both of you to come back to PHil /at Mabuhay farm house, take care and God bless you both 💞
You killed me “we gotta be straight, gotta be straight!” Reminds me of a smosh character called “straight chance”
I was so afraid for Mikey because I thought his “gayness” was a bit too obvious at times. I kept thinking just use your acting skills and “play a straight man” lol. But you are who you are and it’s so sad that people have to hide that or face such drastic punishment. But happy you had a nice time ❤
So Mikey isn't straight???😲
@@aashanahmad4207hell no he ain’t. I could tell that Listening to his original antsCanada vlogs years ago!
@@aashanahmad4207 Mikey is bisexual, he's had former girlfriends.
It's dangerous there.
Omgg Mikey!! When me and my sis used to live in Jeddah as kids we would watch your videos alot!! So glad to see you visiting 😊 our home country. It brought alot of nostalgia to us po ❤
Mikey and RJ, thanks for bringing us on another adventure. 🥰
😂😂😂😂 nkakatawa mula umpisa hanggang huli grabe pangpa good vibes ang videos mo Mikey, Mabuhay!!!
Coffee is not illegal in Saudi Arabia, lol! Only liquors! Labneh is some form of yogurt. And yes, Saudi isn't as strict as before during the reign of the muttawas (religious police - they were stripped of power some years back). The first food you ate at that local restaurant is called 'faham' (grilled chicken) and that reddish sauce is made of tomatoes and chilis, not pomegranate.It's like salsa. Saudis are nocturnal and you got the reason right - it's because of the hot weather during the day. You should have visited Al Ulah to see Madain Saleh/Hegra (sister city of Petra,Jordan), another UNESCO World Heritage site. And my favorite place in Saudi Arabia which is Tabuk, the setting of Exodus during Moses' (Musaa in Arabic) time. There you can see Jethro's tomb (father-in-law of Moses), the Red Sea crossing and split rock of Moses, golden calf altar and the real Mt. Sinai. I'm Filipino and I've been living and working here in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia for the past 23 years now!
Wow RJ with the dad joke, Saudilicious🤣
🤣🤣🤣
MIKEY!!! I LOST IT when you were eating the chicken and the little boys were watching you and laughing. It made my heart smile, but that chicken looked SO GOOD!
Mikey in food heaven is always a funny watch, glad you both have had a fantastic time, be careful out there and I look forward to catching up on the happenings in Pantdora x
WARNING: Make sure you have food (or at least not hungry/starving) while watching Mikey’s videos. OR ELSE you will starve to death because of inggit!! LOLOLOL!! 🤣🤣🤣
Absolutely!
Napapalunok na lang ako sa sarap ng kinakain ni Mikey.😂😂😂
Hello Mikey and RJ! I was surprised to hear that you’re in Jeddah. Many OFWs would be thrilled to know you’re here, especially given our large community in the city. With Saudi Arabia becoming more open to tourism, Jeddah’s unique blend of history, culture, economic significance, and urban lifestyle really sets it apart from other cities. As for wearing shorts, I don’t think it’s forbidden, except in public offices. It’s not just Filipinos wearing above-the-knee shorts; you’ll also see many foreign males and locals jogging in shorts. Just make sure it’s appropriate for the setting. I hope to see you both when you return, and please let the Philippine Consulate know so they can show you what life is like in KSA and the real Arabian culture. Stay blessed!
I feel bad for any overseas worker having to be in Saudi Arabia. Horrible country!
@@sandrabentley8111huh? What arw u talking about?
@@shaider-ri8hj Saudi Arabia is a very restrictive, conservative country. Not many freedoms. They still behead people! Horrible.
@@sandrabentley8111 I understand your concern, but it's important to consider that experiences in Saudi Arabia can vary widely. Many overseas workers find opportunities for good pay and professional growth here. While there are certainly challenges, some people have positive experiences and appreciate the cultural exchange. It's a complex situation, and individual experiences can differ greatly.
That's rather harsh and judgemental statement... I'll pray for u @@sandrabentley8111
Missed kabsa! Missed saudi ❤
Welcome to my childhood hometown! Lived there for 17 years and it has a special place in my heart. Try their shawarma, laham and foul. It's some of the best!
lovely cat , blessings of bast upon thee.
Thanks for feeding the cat, I enjoyed the Saudi vlog and the food looks really yummy.
OMG I miss KSA! Yeah their food is delicious and big portions. I was there from 1992 to 1996…but it’s not that open yet. Now, I’m in Canada 🇨🇦
Hello to both of you. In USA that pasta you said is butterfly pasta. Here we call that bow tie pasta.Thanks for bringing me with you on your nice trip
Hi Mikey and RJ, nice to see you in Jeddah. I've been working here for 16 years now. Thanks for visiting my second home..
When you said you ordered randomly, RJ gave a look that I was guessing to be more like "random" after hours of researching a destination and knowing some things to look for, lol. That's the way I travel - I enjoy the anticipation, but with all the planning, I still enjoy the spontaneous and surprising when I'm there.
yay! 10 mabuhay stars🎉🎉🎉
When you were in the downtown and buying the dates you are just closed to Filipino market (Manila mall) and full of people from Philippines ❤
Lovely vlog. Mikee’s voice and excitement were Mabuhay Stars-great. RJ’s cute. Cheers!
OMG mikeeey!!! I wish I knew you were here in Jeddah!!! I am a fan!!! My dream is to see you and RJ!!! I work in Saudia airlines as well, i am a flight attendant as well based in Jeddah, i wish to see you one day.. that is my dream
2:15 mikey always do this😂 and it make's me laugh always😂 hahaha!
That Chicken made me hungry. The food looked delicious. That circular aquarium was amazing. It almost looked like CGI
Omg i really miss Jeddah.. 5yrs ako nag work sa Jeddah and yes the Arabic food is really good.
welcome to jeddah saudi arabia. subscriber her since 2022. im from makkah 1 hr away from jeddah. i wish i saw both of you and help you explore the place but im on duty . the food you eat from the restaurant called chicken faham. enjoy your stay there. the coffee u drink in the plane is called qahwa coffee , it is good to drink especially if you have headache. try the chicken or beef shawarwa there especially grilled in coal. try to visit Boga restaurant it is a health food resto
Wow wow wow happy for you Mikey ang Rj enjoy lagat ingat palagi❤👍
huwaaaaa yung namiss ko tuloy ang KABSA and SHAWARMA in Saudi Arabia .....
I'm a Filipino based in Dubai and when I am home, even when I'm in PH, Id sometimes wear the short sleeved Kandura. It breezy and cozy to wear specially on hot/warm days. It's very affordable, you should've bought one. 😉 About being out late,... Here in the middle east, malls and food/entertainment establishments stay open until late night usually until 11pm during weekdays, 12midnight or even 1-2am during the colder winter months or during Ramadan. This is one of those 'reverse culture-shock' I get everytime I'm in the PH. I'm always surprised that restaurants and malls closed at 9pm! ,🤷🏻
I’m happy seeing you enjoying Arabic foods.
I love seeing the excitement on your face when you see food. And RJ is so cute and adorable. I really enjoy watching your videos. ❤
This is called Kabsah 23:39 , and the sauce for this is that one you thought pomegranate which is really just tomatoes, onions and chilis put in the blender. The rtce is basmati rice.
Watching u Dammam Saudi Arabia hello màbuhay squad 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Wow! welcome to saudi sir mikee and rj! Mabuhay squad here🖐🏻. Hope to see you here in riyadh.❤
About time ,congratulations to Saudi Arabia
I love watching your vlogs.im working in jeddah,you should have tried the famous ALBAIK,the jollibee of Saudi.
Rice is life literally here in Saudi arabia.. next time visit riyadh too. .
Wow Mikey and RJ nices vlogs for your trip….Ive watched all of them and thank you for sharing it to us….see you back on your farm home okay🤗🤣😎👍
Food looks great, glad you're having a good time. Stay safe however as their world is not friendly to us.
Now i want to go to Jeddah now. Thanks Mikey for this vlogs. More power to both of you.
The sawsawan that u thought was made of pomegranate was made of tomatoes, green peppers,rock salt and parsley leaves, placed in a blender. You can have it with ur white rice . Marhaba and Enjoy Saudia!
Faham namis ko yan i worked in Saudi before. Usually my free na kubos bread yan hehe im happy you guys tried going there kakaiba din ang experience diba.
So lovely vlog...so informative... you're great guys...not madamot to share your experiences....love you really I don't miss a vlog...
So many yummy food in arabic country and I miss that specially the paratha bread with chicken green leafy vegetables and the sauce yummyyy😋😋😋 I'm happy for you at na enjoy ninyo ni Rj ang Saudi kahit mainit😊more vlogs to come😊 God Bless...
Omg from the plane view down to the roads and houses reminds me of my days in Dubai. That local restaurant is a lot more interesting than fast foods on the mall. I used to go to afghan restaurants cuz it's a lot cleaner and tastier than Indian restaurants. That rice is biryani. They really eat without a spoon and fork and food are served really hot. That dipping sauce with cucumber is called "raita"- with yogurt. U will not feel full cuz biryani aren't that heavy on the tummy + glycemic index is a lot lower.
Man, those kitties were packin’ heat, so cute 🥰
I loved watching your videos. My husband and I loved Arabic food. May GOD bless you Mikey and RJ always. ❤❤❤
Thank you Mikey for bringing us along with your travel 👍
Welcome to jeddah 🥰🥰🥰
Leaves are called GERGER to be paired with meet the red one is just tomatoes and the white ones are the sauce that you pour to the rice , the chicken is roasted called dajaj faham
So informative. Saudi Arabia is a beautiful country. Thank you for sharing Mikey and RJ. Have a blast. Take care. Btw, loved watching your vlogs Mikey. ❤
Great to see u enjoyed ur trip to different countries.🇨🇦🦅
I love how they watch u or keep glancing cus ur vlogging
Hi Mikey you should not left corniche (seaside/boardwalk) the night life in jedda start there all night til sunrise esp in waterfront area and Jeddah Boulevard. Friday & Saturday is the weekend in Saudi Arabia. I hope you have fun. Take care❤️
Hi Mikey.. You've missed trying the Al Baik.. it's their Jollibee in Saudi Arabia!!! (missed it so much). Although they have Jollibee there now but not the same taste like we have here. Missing also the sweet delicacies they have there.. Walnuts, pistacio, almonds, dates..all yummy ❤
I asked my friend who's working in KSA for many years now. He said you had KAPSA. The one where plastic was placed on top of the carpeted floor. Use hands while eating. Then roll the plastic again after eating for disposal. 🙂
welcome to jeddah ksa ...nice watching. you missed to see the largets flag its just a few minutes from the fountain. near my work place.
Good morning mickey an RJ welcome to Jeddah Saudi Arabia watchinģ from Riyadh Saudi Arabia
The food looks amazing, so many healthy options!
More of your travel vlogs . ... Miss them
I enjoy watching your vlog😂 by the way Jeddah is an open city means they’re not really strict
You make me laugh guys..looks like u had lots fun with the food.😊
I absolutely loved this travel vlog!
Thanks Mikey and RJ for sharing your travels. Nice to see Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. It must be nice to taste their different cuisine. Take care and more power to you guys. ❤❤❤
Love you like im happy to watch your all vlog make me feel im in me talking vlogging etc.❤❤❤
i miss Jeddah! Stayed there for 17 years
Tuwang tuwa ako sa iyong facial expressions while eating ..mukhang masarap talaga😂😂😂❤❤❤❤ enjoy ako watching sa vlog mo..god bless❤❤❤
Indeed your vlogs are my dose of positive vibes.
Mikey, ang Sarap mo kumain. I’m so happy to watch this vlog. I used to live there. Yun sa tallest fountain….. jamjoom yun.
Kumain ka ng Al baik.
Very entertaining to watch, welcome here to jeddah kabayan. 🇵🇭💚🇸🇦
You can also put the yougourt with cucumber sauce in the rice😋😋
Wow you will VISIT Saudi Arabia.. Please come and visit ALULA and ofcourse RIYADH.. WELCOME TO OUR KINGDOM
🇸🇦🇸🇦🇸🇦❤❤❤ 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
Love how you eat Mikey; safe travels to Phils.
It’s rocket holland leaves and yes it is an Arugula… usually it has a little bitter taste on it. So it’s just wise to put lime or lemon on it… you can eat in between as it actually cleanse out your pallet from chicken..
The red sauce there i believe is a tomatoe sauce which arabic used to actually serves..
Im not familiar with this chicken with rice in saudi, coz its not even look like a biryani to me. But am sure the rice tasted a kind of salty and nutty :)) love that combo…
Welcome to Jeddah!! 🫶🎊
Jeddah is so much open as a city especially now❤️ Don't worry Mikey❤
Best part of my week.
kaya pala he looks familiar. nakasabay ko sila sa business class ng saudia last September 28.. enjoy jeddah kabayan
Hi Mikey and rj! You both should have tried their ALBAIK RESTO very popular one in jeddah specially their rice with chicken
Wowwww..Amazing tour at Jedah. Thank you Mikey and RJ for bringing us too in your journey exploring beautiful counties. Glad you enjoy and the yummy food wherever you eat make our mouth watering too hqha..Arabic food really authentic and healthy. I missed it too because i was there before at Abu Dhabi. Keep traveling and enjoy life. Stay happy and love each other dearly. Kisses 💋💋💋
Natawa naman ako, pinasosyal yung blended tomatoes, naging pomegranate sauce😂😂😂. ..
This is in Balad downtown, the oldest in the city. Visit the incensed market and religious beads .
Miss na miss ko na ang shawarma at Kabsa! I’m drooling here in Texas! Thanks for taking me back to the Kingdom through your vlog!❤❤❤
The long grain rice , it's called basmati rice 🍚 a healthy rice less starch
Great blog! Loved it 😊
Ay sayang di ka namin nakita dito sa Jeddah nag punta pala kayo sa Balad..enjoyyy❤❤❤
You're a different breed of human. I wouldn't support the tourism of a country i couldn't be myself in or somewhere I'm not welcome as myself. Good for you.
Re: plane food... Samosa is what you call that triangular fried savory. Dessert was pistachio kunafa.
Ohh myyyyy im living at back of intercontinental hotel and i used to jog in the corniche where you can see the tallest fountain at night❤️❤️❤️