I suffer from chronic illness and am disabled. I can't travel like I used to or wish I could Marks videos make me so happy, he's the kind of traveller we all should be, happy, respectful and responsible
I grew up in Mombasa. Now in England.Took my wife and kids to show them my roots(August 2018)Funnily enough we did the same tour,light house,juice bar and the bbq place. 3 weeks of just eating the tastiest food. Brought back amazing childhood memories
I was brought up in Mombasa too, not far from Lighthouse and the school I went to was near lighthouse too. Best days and 14 years of my childhood/teens. The food is the best and just going to North and South coast during holidays
@@patrickkazadi4071 What the hell? Algerians are Africans ever heard of the Amazigh? They're indigenous Africans of the north not Arabs and btw we Kenyans don't call ourselves sub Saharan African we just say African Africa is 30 million square kilometers north to south east to west don't bring your ignorance over here to divide us Africa isn't just natively black it's like saying all Asian have the same eyes as east Asians which isn't true Iranians Sri Lankan Pakistanis just naming a few are Asians too it is called diversity and Africa like Asia is very diverse in terms of indigenous people again quit your ignorance
I have been to Mombasa 30 years ago and I consider it as one of my best holidays ever , it has on of the most beautiful beaches in the world and great food
I had to pause this video, go cook, the come back and watch so we could all eat together. It is the African thing to do!😌 Ain't no way I'm stuck in Nairobi and y'all are in my hometown eating all the stuff I miss without me😎.
That's really sad that it's so diverse! You're being stripped of your culture just like African Americans were. Instead of other cultures conforming to yours, you all are conforming to theirs and calling it your culture.
I was born in Mombasa, went to high school in Kikuyu, worked in Eldoret, Nairobi, Kakamega and Kisumu...just saving a couple thousand every month i could travel anywhere in Kenya. And I still didn't even cover 10% ...it opened my eyes to many cultures and understanding...please travel while you can. It doesn't take much and you'll appreciate the world much more...I'm now in Chicago and I still visit many states to learn...😉
the foods he's eating are fresh and organic food unlike in America where they feed ppl with artificial foods tha ts pumped with steroids that make u fat
I had a great time feasting with you on all the street food. I never believed on how much chilli you could actually eat till I saw it for myself. Always thought it was mild chilly 😂😂 mad fun. Come back soon 😊
Sugar cane drink with lime and ginger is one of the best beverages in the world! The more you release a new Africa video, the more I enjoy the continent! I didn't know Kenya had such strong Arabian and Indian influences
A lot of Indians migrated to East Africa during the British Empire, with Mombassa being one of the key cities. Many have since moved back to India or Britain, but there is still a large Indian population there.
My respect towards mark wiens is absolutely increasing day by day. I am insanely addicted to his videos. His smile while eating delicious foods adds exta texture in his videos. Tons of respect and love from Nepal to Mark Wiens and his family💙💙💙💙💙💙
How can anyone dislike Mark’s videos, he’s always so respectful. Thank you, Mark; for showing us the true beauty of each country you visit. We are traveling vicariously through you. ♥️🙏🏽
Mark Wiens you are more than just a international food vlogger...you're a natural cure for depression!! (Can't help but smile every time we see you!) 😀 Another great collab! All the best to you, Ying, and Micah!
Thank you for taking us to places we would never in our lives reach! People of Kenya are beautiful, it's wonderful to see the mix of Indian/Muslim/African people on the street!
Thank you Mark & Farhana - this brought back memories from 1955 - when I used to go to mombassa for an annual holiday - 1st stop was light house, 2nd stop was Daal Bhajia & later on Abbasi - you have covered it all very well - thank you. 2 ideas for your next trip - A stop over for a Paan - & also Blue room
@@God.sDaughter people drive chaotically and if they perceive that you might be rich or foreigner they jack up the price. Then they like to get excessively close to each other. The concept of personal space is non existent there(minor issue). Lots of pick pockets.
I love your facial expression when you like the food you're eating. Thank you, Mark, for showing the rich culture and great food of Kenya. It's like fusion of different cuisines.
@Lameck K no... This foods have been a traditional meal for coastal guys for as long as I've known what food is.... I think it just dates back all the way before colonization... Back when Kenya traded with Asian countries... A lot of cultures left an impact in both continents
@@positivevybes247 still, the point is that some of the food has its origin in South Asia (India and Pakistan especially).. Even the names of some foods are exactly the same as they call them in India but we have our own sort of variation. Things like chapatis, pilau, biryani, samosas etc... But you are right about the influence being from before the railway and colonization
Im born in Mombasa,moved to norway at age 15 in 2002. I have not back since because of residency issues. Watching this took me back home,my streets,my food, light house etc. Now im dying to go back. Mombasa raha ❤️
Wow have not been back since!!!?? I was born and raised in Lamu ive visited america since I was a child and ended up living in the U.S. from when I was 16 ive been back home at least 8times last time 3yrs ago and cant wait to go back soon Inshllh.I cannot stay long without home..I hope u get to go
You are welcomed but know that you are only a visitor with that being said you should show respect to all Kenyans u come across and that's how it is no negotiations. Have fun but remember key word respect.........
Your videos have gotten me goggling tickets to Kenya, etc. I'm definitely coming to see all these places with my kids, dey must experience all dis culture
Thanks for coming down to Kenya. Most of these type of shows avoid Africa on the whole. I think this is the first time am seeing food tasting in Africa. Cheers Mark!!
was trying so hard to focus on the food and Africa but just kept being distracted by Farhana beauty :) - it's great to see vloggers meeting up promoting cultures and each other.. happy 4th !
Africa is so blessed we are not so money oriented, always taking each blessing as it comes, speaking of blessings their is lots of good natural food in Africa, no wonder we strong, and we can survive nature's harsh conditions.
Thank you so much for putting a spotlight on Kenyan cuisine and just travel for food in general. I can smell, taste the foods just by watching your channel. Bhajia[sp] was a treat every Sunday in town when my brother and I sneaked from church to go to Luthuli Avenue.
Wow, am a Kenyan. Never been to Mombasa, so definitely its my next destination, you really made me salivate especially your reaction after you immediately taste the food, it's incredible
I went to Mama Ngina drive and Abbas Darbar Cafe because of watching your videos. I loved it so much. I only went to Mombasa because i watched your video and absolutely loved it. I love your videos. Keep em coming mate
Hi You Extremely Welcome Here In Mombasa Kenya 🇰🇪 If Not Bad we can be Friends too at List I share with You some pics from this side and get to learn Our Culture.
Hehehehe... it's finally awesome to see Mark showcasing Mombasa, Kenya. That Stoney Tangawizi ain't for everyone but it's my best soda. You're special and the way you do your food tours is top notch. Oh and it's good to know you lived in Kenya for some years... no wonder you adapt so well. Cheers and karibu tena!
Most appreciative person on planet earth mark wiens😊😊😊😱his eyes r burning but he has promised maybe not to say something harsh! So kind! We all ur viewers learn manners and respect for others cultures as well.😀😊😃thankyou! For providing positive. entertainment.
this is quite enlightening! never knew Kenya has such diversity, will definitely visit kenya soon. Mark you should come over to Nigeria for a food tour, I would love to be your travel guide.
These are Swahili food from Kenya's coast. Swahilis are a mixed blend of Africans, Arabs, persians and Indians to make these foods. You will only find these types of food mostly in Swahili restaurants all over Kenya or on all major Kenya's coast. The same food can also be found in Zanzibar as well as Tanzanian coast, by the swahili people
I was amazed to see the ethnic diversity in Kenya. Many different cultures and races. Your co host Mark is stunningly beautiful. Wow. More from Kenya thank you.♥️😎👌✌️😋😋
Everything looks so delicious. So many similarities to my culture. The cassava fríes, sweet potato baked and the sugar cane juice. Love it! I need me some Kenyan friends to travel there and enjoy all this goodness.
Welcome to kenya. We have so much to offer from food,wildlife and scenic landscapes. Kenyans are also very hospitable not forgetting Tanzanians too. Karibu Kenya
The two ladies selling bajia/potatoes are very hard working women- her bajias/potatoes are verrrryyy tasty in mombasa, there are many selling like this, but she is the best ever so far.... Thank you farhana for reminding us... Thanks to upload such a wonderfull vedio.. you are the best..!
vanessa obare .. They are at kibokoni area, just at the corner of ( salihiya cargo ) Go enjoy your self i must tell you those potatoes n bajia are just going to melt in your mouth..
I see a lot of comments coming from Indians and Pakistanis that the food looks like theirs. For your information the Swahili people use to trade as far as China. Do you know it was the Swahili people who showed Vasco dagama how to sail to India ? Do you know that the first people to take a girraffe to China was Swahili people? The Indians were brought to Kenya by the British to build East Africa Railways . After that they never went back to India. Most Kenyan Indians were from Gujarat , Panjabi and Kerala. As for Arabs they have been there before the Advent of Islam.
Kenisha Gilkes There is no need to mention everything .If you want to know the history of East Africa go to the library and do your own research.I have no time to explain everything.I just responded to those Indians who think everyone or everything is like Indian that's it.
Hassan Alhussein I wonder why you're so hostile I know why they came it was for people just like you that could do good in the most Savage way for their country but I don't see the point of you not mentioning why they came you said why the Indians came.
Hi sir mark! My name is Rafael and im one of your biggest fan here in the Philippines. Always watching your blogs!! I really love what you are doing and how you are appreciating every single details on every food that you are eating. I really wanted to experience eating street foods with you. One of my biggest dream! More power and God Bless you Sir Mark! Really really hoping to see and eating with you.
Ashley Hartford Somalia is literally 90% ethnic Somalis. The food is diverse in the south do to ancient stays of the banadir coast trading in the past Arab, Indian , Persian Italian influences.
I've been to Mombasa several times, but you have done a much better job of exploring the street food than I ever did. Can't wait to get back now. Thanks!
If I could find a well paying job & a house to rent I would move from San Francisco Bay Area yo Mombasa, Kenya without giving it a second thought! The food looks so mf good & Mark's food tour guide is gorgoues 🤷🏾♂️
To observe the splendid aerial still life view of the Caribbean like Mombasa' s ocean juxtaposed to the iridescent Arabian and Indian historic architecture was phenomenal. And- to observe the delectable eclectic well seasoned foods serenaded by the splendor of the folks and their cogentiality was awesome to watch. I would to do holiday there. Beautiful milieu!
I'm an Indian. Mombasa is almost like Mumbai. Streets rickshaw everything same. But Mombasa street food looks more clean and higenic than Mumbai street food
Mombasa😍😍😍 my God wat a place❤ I love it... sadly most underrated city I think. I have never heard about it before... Kenya and ghana are my favorites after watching mark's videos.. and food habits are very much similar to India.. loads of love from India🙂
African is such a beautiful continent to tour, if you have not travelled from the Eastern side of the beautiful Nairobi city- Kenya, to the captivating Western city of Mother Ghana and Nigeria etc, To the eulogizing Northern part of Egypt, Morocco and Algeria and ending with what I personally refer to as the extravagant southern part, ie South Africa, My oo my, you have missed a lot, staying at the western lands and only eating burgers 😂🤪☹️, I will encourage you to take some time off to make a breathtaking trip to Africa, visit some beautiful and well-advanced cities, some safaris and eat some good food above all. I can only promise you that this trip will definitely be one in a million. be safe, much love 😘❤️
I think I would be in food heaven with the combination of African/Indian/Arab influences. Mombasa might be the Homeland I've never visited. Does Mark feel a little bit guilty for torturing his viewers??
I love the way he blends in with all cultures,, you can’t know he’s a foreigner even the how he says the food names and the words sounds like he’s lived there for a while
![East African Food - He Gave Me The PRIZED DELICACY! [WARNING] - Goat Roast With Maasai in Kenya!](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/L3_FqhyGdHE/mqdefault.jpg)
I suffer from chronic illness and am disabled. I can't travel like I used to or wish I could
Marks videos make me so happy, he's the kind of traveller we all should be, happy, respectful and responsible
Oh so sorry for your illness God bless you and wish you had time to visit our country kenya
bLESSINGS
AMEN he is so kind and respectful to everyone. I pray that you will regain your strength to travel. God Bless you.
Love your positivity!
Hope you get better. Best wishes.
I grew up in Mombasa. Now in England.Took my wife and kids to show them my roots(August 2018)Funnily enough we did the same tour,light house,juice bar and the bbq place. 3 weeks of just eating the tastiest food. Brought back amazing childhood memories
Why did you move out.. you regretting now.. lol!
You left all this goodness for us?!!!
Where abouts in Mombasa were you as I was in Mombasa in my youth too
I was brought up in Mombasa too, not far from Lighthouse and the school I went to was near lighthouse too. Best days and 14 years of my childhood/teens. The food is the best and just going to North and South coast during holidays
I'm from "Algeria" North Africa I'm proud being African 💪💕
Jose San I’m Canary Islander, proud too! 🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨
@@hdoubleye81 I'm arabi
you are not Africa you are arabes, African is sub saharienne if Black
Horrible peole
@@patrickkazadi4071 What the hell? Algerians are Africans ever heard of the Amazigh? They're indigenous Africans of the north not Arabs and btw we Kenyans don't call ourselves sub Saharan African we just say African Africa is 30 million square kilometers north to south east to west don't bring your ignorance over here to divide us Africa isn't just natively black it's like saying all Asian have the same eyes as east Asians which isn't true Iranians Sri Lankan Pakistanis just naming a few are Asians too it is called diversity and Africa like Asia is very diverse in terms of indigenous people again quit your ignorance
As a child I was assigned Kenya as my country of study. Amazingly beautiful country.
haha
tell us more🤗
Indeed beautiful country Kenya yangu.
i LOVE HOW WE HERE IN DOMINICAN REPUBLIC HAVE SO MUCH IN COMMON, OUR AFRICAN ROOTS ARE SO PRESENT IN OUR AFRO CARIBBEAN CULTURE
Rigth like mexico culture 😎👌
it makes me happy every time i see a Dominican embrace their African roots. I'm from Haiti and we love you guys
Alexandra u r delicious
@@JovansLorquet We love you right back
True we got same roots
I have been to Mombasa 30 years ago and I consider it as one of my best holidays ever , it has on of the most beautiful beaches in the world and great food
I had to pause this video, go cook, the come back and watch so we could all eat together. It is the African thing to do!😌 Ain't no way I'm stuck in Nairobi and y'all are in my hometown eating all the stuff I miss without me😎.
You got jokes just like Sakina lol 😂
😂😂😂
Yup
Hahaha kali
Sada Kahindi omg!!! Just like me
😍Kenya is so beautiful...and those sweet reaggae music playing in the buses feel just like home...one love from Jamaica🇯🇲♥🇰🇪
One love.
Enal poll
Wooyo straight from Jamaica to Kenya I link
Welcome to Kenya you will enjoy we will start international flights on 1st Aug 2020.
Kenyans love Jamaicans and their culture
I'm from Nairobi and I feel like I'm watching another country's food culture😋 Kenya is soooo diverse!
Lilly Kamau hahaha😁 same here
me too😭 sobs
Lilly Kamau that’s what made up British colonial boarders create.
That's really sad that it's so diverse! You're being stripped of your culture just like African Americans were. Instead of other cultures conforming to yours, you all are conforming to theirs and calling it your culture.
I was born in Mombasa, went to high school in Kikuyu, worked in Eldoret, Nairobi, Kakamega and Kisumu...just saving a couple thousand every month i could travel anywhere in Kenya. And I still didn't even cover 10% ...it opened my eyes to many cultures and understanding...please travel while you can. It doesn't take much and you'll appreciate the world much more...I'm now in Chicago and I still visit many states to learn...😉
Two things that fascinate me about Mark ;
1. He doesn't seem to add weight no matter what or how much he eats!
2. He's always smiling!
Awesome human 😊
He probably has a tape work,all the foods he partakes in from around the world,ewww, most of those foods, people are not clean!!!
The Juliette Method true...
Respects food
@@bettyemurphy3285 you must be fat...with clean macs n all
the foods he's eating are fresh and organic food unlike in America where they feed ppl with artificial foods tha ts pumped with steroids that make u fat
I had a great time feasting with you on all the street food. I never believed on how much chilli you could actually eat till I saw it for myself. Always thought it was mild chilly 😂😂 mad fun. Come back soon 😊
Mark is a great foodie, keeping up with him si mchezo haha #rafikisquad
Farhana Oberson, awesome job
This is so awesome . You both did a great job guys
You are beautiful Farhana!
Farhana Oberson 😍cook for me
Kenya has such a mixture of cultures. I love how you give us such a beautiful view of Kenyan life.
Sugar cane drink with lime and ginger is one of the best beverages in the world! The more you release a new Africa video, the more I enjoy the continent! I didn't know Kenya had such strong Arabian and Indian influences
Bruno Gambini good comment👍👍
Bruno Gambini Kenyan coast. + Portuguese, Spanish and English influences it really is a melting pot of cultures.
Sugar cane drink it also available in indonesia..i drink it everyday..lol
The Kenyan coast was a stopover for Portugues and Arabs on their way to India :(spice route).
A lot of Indians migrated to East Africa during the British Empire, with Mombassa being one of the key cities. Many have since moved back to India or Britain, but there is still a large Indian population there.
Kenya looks Amazing love From Ethiopia
Welcome here we love Ethiopia too
Covid19 destroy everything.
People are no longer enjoy the traveling.
Yes it is
The best PROUD!!!
Thank u
My respect towards mark wiens is absolutely increasing day by day. I am insanely addicted to his videos. His smile while eating delicious foods adds exta texture in his videos. Tons of respect and love from Nepal to Mark Wiens and his family💙💙💙💙💙💙
Nepal ko maya lagcha 🙂❤
Jess Haydon of course
Have mark go to nepal ? Maybe amrit can be tour guide if mark go to nepal .....
Amrit Koirala lala kta sai ho👍👍
How can anyone dislike Mark’s videos, he’s always so respectful. Thank you, Mark; for showing us the true beauty of each country you visit. We are traveling vicariously through you. ♥️🙏🏽
Mark Wiens you are more than just a international food vlogger...you're a natural cure for depression!! (Can't help but smile every time we see you!) 😀
Another great collab! All the best to you, Ying, and Micah!
It’s Saturday afternoon in California, I have been watching his channels none stop for 4 hours !
@@amyrivers9792 me too I am suffering depression and watching this Vid made had a little escape.hope you are doing fine now.
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I wish I could visit Mombasa or Nairobi one day. Such a beautiful country.
Love from South Africa 🇿🇦 🇰🇪
Mombasa 😁😁
Most welcome. Kenya is just amazing
Welcome
Yes please visit us love from Nairobi too
Thank you for taking us to places we would never in our lives reach! People of Kenya are beautiful, it's wonderful to see the mix of Indian/Muslim/African people on the street!
Thank you Mark & Farhana - this brought back memories from 1955 - when I used to go to mombassa for an annual holiday - 1st stop was light house, 2nd stop was Daal Bhajia & later on Abbasi - you have covered it all very well - thank you. 2 ideas for your next trip - A stop over for a Paan - & also Blue room
Algeria 🇩🇿 always stands with Kenya 🇰🇪 United and amicable
True
Kabisa sending back lots of love😍😍😍😍😍😍
Yes sister🇰🇪
Thank you, check out my RUclips channel to know what is going on in Kenya
Hello..thanks from Kenya
I love it Kenya has different kind of cultures and people. Having dishes of Arab, Indian, and African food. I would love to travel in Kenya soon
Not really as great as you may think. You may end up hating it.
west max Why?
@@God.sDaughter people drive chaotically and if they perceive that you might be rich or foreigner they jack up the price. Then they like to get excessively close to each other. The concept of personal space is non existent there(minor issue). Lots of pick pockets.
You are welcomed
@@westmax8491 Silly Tanzanian
I love your facial expression when you like the food you're eating. Thank you, Mark, for showing the rich culture and great food of Kenya. It's like fusion of different cuisines.
Love how food unites countries........can see many Indian food in this video.....love Kenya from India 🇮🇳
@Lameck K no... This foods have been a traditional meal for coastal guys for as long as I've known what food is.... I think it just dates back all the way before colonization... Back when Kenya traded with Asian countries... A lot of cultures left an impact in both continents
@@positivevybes247 still, the point is that some of the food has its origin in South Asia (India and Pakistan especially).. Even the names of some foods are exactly the same as they call them in India but we have our own sort of variation. Things like chapatis, pilau, biryani, samosas etc... But you are right about the influence being from before the railway and colonization
@@imanbintdwd fr even chapati and pilau😅damn
WHAT UNITED LOOKS LIKE WHOLE FOOD IS FROM INDIAN REGION
@@aniruddhasajja9561 its a mix of african, indian and arab . kenyan chapatis taste complete different to indian ones
Im born in Mombasa,moved to norway at age 15 in 2002. I have not back since because of residency issues. Watching this took me back home,my streets,my food, light house etc. Now im dying to go back. Mombasa raha ❤️
Wow have not been back since!!!?? I was born and raised in Lamu ive visited america since I was a child and ended up living in the U.S. from when I was 16 ive been back home at least 8times last time 3yrs ago and cant wait to go back soon Inshllh.I cannot stay long without home..I hope u get to go
the struggle is real, i miss my crazy Nairobi roads too. no one here in the West can ever understand how there is so much comfort in the chaos
The comfort in the chaos though
If not in India I can happily live in Kenya...food, people, environment is so indian..wow wish I can go there someday...
shock unto you discovering how different it really is
You are welcomed but know that you are only a visitor with that being said you should show respect to all Kenyans u come across and that's how it is no negotiations. Have fun but remember key word respect.........
Welcome bro
Come bro
Wlcm....Kenya hakuna matata
Your ability to connect with locals is something I constantly strive for. Loved this video Mark :)
Glad to see my country being represented well I should definitely visit Mombasa again 🇰🇪🇰🇪
Who else is 4rm Kenya 😀
meeeee😎
MEEE!
Yeees! Our culture to the world.
Me🙋♀️
I love my country, from mombasa
Your videos have gotten me goggling tickets to Kenya, etc. I'm definitely coming to see all these places with my kids, dey must experience all dis culture
You are much welcome, with both arms and warm.
You're welcomed, Hakuna Matata
You are welcome. But specifically come to the coastal part that's where all the tasty food is.
It's a fabulous part of Africa.
Me too, one day.
Thanks for coming down to Kenya. Most of these type of shows avoid Africa on the whole. I think this is the first time am seeing food tasting in Africa. Cheers Mark!!
Truth
u indian living in kenya?
The same hand that count the money dipped in the food to sell the customers nasty woman
The same happens in bakeries in France so I guess it’s a widespread problem.
@@joelame4624 You don't know the kind of Vitamins in your Hands
Lol
Combination of Leafs and Your Hand
Kenya ♥️ Sasa from New Jersey ✨
Poa
Jessica poaaaaaa
poa from nbo
Jambo
Poa
was trying so hard to focus on the food and Africa but just kept being distracted by Farhana beauty :) - it's great to see vloggers meeting up promoting cultures and each other.. happy 4th !
Bry New York 😊😊😊😊
Yes another African video, this series is my favourite I’m loving it so much. Thank you Mark for another awesome one
FitAngie mines too!
Africa is so blessed we are not so money oriented, always taking each blessing as it comes, speaking of blessings their is lots of good natural food in Africa, no wonder we strong, and we can survive nature's harsh conditions.
Carolyne Juma
You’re were made for Nature’s harsh conditions
nice
@@shawnhall3849 Are snow storms considered harsh conditions?
money are so overrated
I'd love to visit someday. Looks like amazing food and people
Love from Kerala(India) to Kenya.💙
Welcome brother
Great video. Thank you Farhana for the tour with you. She is very good. Thank you all very much. It looks delicious.
One of your best videos ever mate!!! Good job!
Wow, Kenya looks amazing ! Love from Morocco ✌🏾❤
Thanks
Love you too from Kenya, would love to see Mark in Morocco to get the sights and sounds of your country
@@lilimuthemba3138 it's beautiful
Thank you so much for putting a spotlight on Kenyan cuisine and just travel for food in general. I can smell, taste the foods just by watching your channel. Bhajia[sp] was a treat every Sunday in town when my brother and I sneaked from church to go to Luthuli Avenue.
This makes me miss Kenya so much! I feel homesick watching you eat all the delicious food :) Especially the cassava!! Thanks for sharing, Mark!
We are waiting yuh back home sweety........kenya the perfect place to be.......😍😍😍
Wow, am a Kenyan. Never been to Mombasa, so definitely its my next destination, you really made me salivate especially your reaction after you immediately taste the food, it's incredible
I went to Mama Ngina drive and Abbas Darbar Cafe because of watching your videos. I loved it so much. I only went to Mombasa because i watched your video and absolutely loved it.
I love your videos. Keep em coming mate
yazalde da where is Abbas cafe located
How was it?
That's it. I'm moving from Nairobi to Mombasa. THIS was the ultimate motivation. Damn I'm so hungry now!!!!
Al Fiona karibu
Watching these just makes me want to travel to all these amazing countries. The food looks so yummy, the people are lovely.
Hi You Extremely Welcome Here In Mombasa Kenya 🇰🇪 If Not Bad we can be Friends too at List I share with You some pics from this side and get to learn Our Culture.
We are waiting for you from kenya
@@titoyak007 beautiful and country my friend. Blessing from us
Hehehehe... it's finally awesome to see Mark showcasing Mombasa, Kenya. That Stoney Tangawizi ain't for everyone but it's my best soda. You're special and the way you do your food tours is top notch. Oh and it's good to know you lived in Kenya for some years... no wonder you adapt so well. Cheers and karibu tena!
I tried ginger in my coffee because of this video, it's very nice!
It was dry ginger powder lady
@@madhukshemkalyani2121 so how does that make a difference, dude?
That's what I put in it...please don't try to play the smartass game with me sir.
My country culture put ginger in their tea not coffee but I will try in shaa Allah (if Allah wills)
Phoebe Raymond. Ginger u mix with Coffee is so beautiful
Africa is beautiful 😍
Love from Asia
Welcome
Thank you
@@lucygitau5927 you're welcome
Most appreciative person on planet earth mark wiens😊😊😊😱his eyes r burning but he has promised maybe not to say something harsh! So kind! We all ur viewers learn manners and respect for others cultures as well.😀😊😃thankyou! For providing positive. entertainment.
this is quite enlightening! never knew Kenya has such diversity, will definitely visit kenya soon. Mark you should come over to Nigeria for a food tour, I would love to be your travel guide.
These are Swahili food from Kenya's coast. Swahilis are a mixed blend of Africans, Arabs, persians and Indians to make these foods. You will only find these types of food mostly in Swahili restaurants all over Kenya or on all major Kenya's coast. The same food can also be found in Zanzibar as well as Tanzanian coast, by the swahili people
You welcome jemima. There's lot more than you just seeing here. Lots of foods lots of places to see and warm hearted hospitable people.
*A F R I C A* Rocks...
Who Agrees ?
*ME !*
ME😏😏
Yeah. It's awesome
none it looks like a dumb
Oh yeah
I was amazed to see the ethnic diversity in Kenya. Many different cultures and races. Your co host Mark is stunningly beautiful. Wow. More from Kenya thank you.♥️😎👌✌️😋😋
This country looks gorgeous!! Hello and As Salaamu alaikum from Canada 🇨🇦
It is make a day and visit u will never regret
@@dancannzioki539 I will one day
Waaleykum salaam welcome to Kenya
Waaleikum salaam welcome to Mombasa
waalaykum salam..welcome to Mombasa raha..really miss home😓😓😢
Mark Mark Mark! As far as food is concerned, you are my favourite. Lots of Love from KENYA!
Hellow
Ilake you
Am sooooooo amazed....
Beautiful country
Beautiful culture
Beautiful people
Amazing food.....
Thank you, welcome to Kenya.
Your are the World's Embassador, Mark!
I cannot watch Televisions regular shows anymore because of Mr.Mark Wiens continues videos....coz they are so awesome and interesting to watch for....
arnel d ya 👍🏻
Everything looks so delicious. So many similarities to my culture. The cassava fríes, sweet potato baked and the sugar cane juice. Love it! I need me some Kenyan friends to travel there and enjoy all this goodness.
Welcome to kenya. We have so much to offer from food,wildlife and scenic landscapes. Kenyans are also very hospitable not forgetting Tanzanians too. Karibu Kenya
couple of days ago watched her version...and was waiting for your...its awesome brother
Thujey Ngetup ye
haha me too
In hers, all I could hear was the wind.
Thujey Ngetup.. Kenya raha penda sana Kenya yetu
Mark Weins is THE definition of a world citizen. So versatile , adventurous☺️
The two ladies selling bajia/potatoes are very hard working women- her bajias/potatoes are verrrryyy tasty in mombasa, there are many selling like this, but she is the best ever so far.... Thank you farhana for reminding us... Thanks to upload such a wonderfull vedio.. you are the best..!
Mazhar Zeeshan
@Mazhar zeeshan kindly give me directions to where those women are
vanessa obare .. They are at kibokoni area, just at the corner of ( salihiya cargo ) Go enjoy your self i must tell you those potatoes n bajia are just going to melt in your mouth..
Mazhar Zeeshan shukran dada, I can't wait to visit
YOU R welcome...
The food of Kenya is always amazingly delicious and yummy
From Kenya
Now this is a food tour you don't see every day.
Justin Y. Please disappear
U AGAIN! DUDE HOW DO U DO THAT!??
Justin Y. Check out this amazing mouthwatering Indian recipe
ruclips.net/video/YavmmodItKc/видео.html
#incredibleIndia
why are you everywhere????????????
what the hell... u again???
Such a genuine, sincere, honest and wonderful person! Stay as beautiful as you are Mark!
I see a lot of comments coming from Indians and Pakistanis that the food looks like theirs. For your information the Swahili people use to trade as far as China. Do you know it was the Swahili people who showed Vasco dagama how to sail to India ? Do you know that the first people to take a girraffe to China was Swahili people? The Indians were brought to Kenya by the British to build East Africa Railways . After that they never went back to India. Most Kenyan Indians were from Gujarat , Panjabi and Kerala. As for Arabs they have been there before the Advent of Islam.
Hassan Alhussein good answer!
Arabe came before indians
Hassan Alhussein agree until u forgot or didn't mention why the Arabs was there. Why were their there
Kenisha Gilkes There is no need to mention everything .If you want to know the history of East Africa go to the library and do your own research.I have no time to explain everything.I just responded to those Indians who think everyone or everything is like Indian that's it.
Hassan Alhussein I wonder why you're so hostile I know why they came it was for people just like you that could do good in the most Savage way for their country but I don't see the point of you not mentioning why they came you said why the Indians came.
From philippines 🇵🇭i like kenya 🇰🇪 because i have bestfriend before when i work in qatar 🇶🇦
@@CobieJanay have a nice day
@@uragontv3345 and Kenyans love Filipino soaps
Most welcome
@@hellenakinyi4750 reAly
@@CobieJanay thank you
wow! mouthwatering street foods, thank you so much mark for another wonderful drone view of Kenya and awesome street foods vLogs. love you videos.
Kenya oyeeeeeeeeee ❤❤❤
Oyeee
Oyeeee
Oyeee
Hi sir mark! My name is Rafael and im one of your biggest fan here in the Philippines. Always watching your blogs!! I really love what you are doing and how you are appreciating every single details on every food that you are eating. I really wanted to experience eating street foods with you. One of my biggest dream! More power and God Bless you Sir Mark! Really really hoping to see and eating with you.
Just like you ,im hoping to meet him in person . Im from the philippines too !
If he could only noticed us. I have so much respect for Sir Mark.
The hostess is immensely beautiful-naturally!
Hahaha many Kenyan girls are and very gracious too! Hehehe
Part of why our mama-land rocks!
Now please shut up and give me her name xD
Louis Lark ruclips.net/video/ileAIctZXD/видео.html
@M M wow getting a reply after one year 😂😂 indeed the fruit of patience is very sweet indeed haha
Kenyan food is amazing 😍 love from Somalia
Kenyan is one of the country's I would like to visit one day.
Welcome to Kenya Nairobi green city inthe sun
from whr?
Karibu kenya mombasa
One love from jamaica🇯🇲
Yes one love we love jamaica in lamu!! Bob Marley I and I
One love back u have to visit kenya
Mark Wiens for U.S, President. What an open=minded young man; Just love him.
Thank you for making time to tour the Coast with Farhana. The coastal cuisine is definitely amazing
Wish I could visit Kenya from Jamaica
You are welcomed
Karibu
Come
your welcome
You are welcome kenya is a great country
Am from Nigeria but i never realized Kenya was this diverse. Some Spicy Afro.
Yeah Kenya Somalia Tanzania they are very diverse.
And this 3 century has the same culture.
Extra diverse
Ashley Hartford Somalia is literally 90% ethnic Somalis. The food is diverse in the south do to ancient stays of the banadir coast trading in the past Arab, Indian , Persian Italian influences.
Yes oooo you don say already. But our pepper is not like the west african one haba your own pass our kenyan one
Just Like Our beloved Brother Ghana
Lol
Am Kenyan and I've never been to some of these spots. Must visit them now..
Kimani Ngugi enjoy your country man!
Same aki. Ni embarassing kiasi lakini mimi naanza kusave.
Nyinyi ni watu was mashakura.
No doubt! i live on the mainland though, i visit the Kenyan coast twice a year, will make more effort.
Me to... This girl is the guru of vichochoro za food mwitu... She has to make a trip adviser app and geo tag this locations
Mark next time your in Kenya stop by Eldoret, have a taste of mursik! Thanks for visiting Kenya again 🇰🇪
I've been to Mombasa several times, but you have done a much better job of exploring the street food than I ever did. Can't wait to get back now. Thanks!
Funny how you tubers greet each other by pointing a camera 📷 😂
Phiology I was gonna say
Hahahah
hahahaha...maybe they meant to show whats really going on
Phiology 😂😂😂
Phiology AKWAAAARD 😂😂😂 I hate that
When every time he eats or drinks he always says“Ahhhhhhhhh“ or woooooohhhhhh“.😁
I loved it!
Beautiful Mombasa food!. Thanks alot for promoting our county to a greater audience. We all love The Magical Kenya!😍
When Mark say Mombasa it's sounds like Mumbai and all atmosphere look like Mumbai = With love Mumbai (Pallavi )
Gòod food so good
Farhana is very cute and beautiful❤❤
Kenyans Didnt alter anything. The Abrabs did. Kenya Is Original And Their Foods And Culture.
I tried kenyan food on my channel, and this video is making me want more of it.
Come over
Afric Network welcome back.
Just subscribed to your channel :)
I love the way he always reacts after tasting a meal he really does appreciate everyone`s culture.good personality
If I could find a well paying job & a house to rent I would move from San Francisco Bay Area yo Mombasa, Kenya without giving it a second thought! The food looks so mf good & Mark's food tour guide is gorgoues 🤷🏾♂️
To build a house will be very cheap trust me. This place is beautiful. You're welcome
and I would also come to san fransisco....hey brother
Welcome brother
The way you guys eat the food has made me go to Mama Ngina now.
To observe the splendid aerial still life view of the Caribbean like Mombasa' s ocean juxtaposed to the iridescent Arabian and Indian historic architecture was phenomenal. And- to observe the delectable eclectic well seasoned foods serenaded by the splendor of the folks and their cogentiality was awesome to watch. I would to do holiday there. Beautiful milieu!
How does Mark get the aerial views? A small drone?
Wien ought to be nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize for bringing the world's people together through his harmonious food adventures!
Beautiful Africa! You guys rocks! 😀😀😁❤
You mentioned that you actually grew up in Nairobi, Kenya and I cldnt resist to subscribe.
I suspected the guy was a local a long time ago. He knows soo much about our country (Kenya)
I'm an Indian. Mombasa is almost like Mumbai. Streets rickshaw everything same. But Mombasa street food looks more clean and higenic than Mumbai street food
True!
You said it.
True
you willeven see some indian rickshaw drivers
Try coming to Tanzania and eat Chips mayai
Mark makes me wanna go visit there one day!! What a beautiful place
Mombasa😍😍😍 my God wat a place❤ I love it... sadly most underrated city I think. I have never heard about it before... Kenya and ghana are my favorites after watching mark's videos.. and food habits are very much similar to India.. loads of love from India🙂
ruclips.net/video/IJ4tXf3y4Mw/видео.html😍😍😍😍😊😊
Mombasa is kenyas costal city. The diversity is amazing n its heaven all year round. Karibu kenya
African is such a beautiful continent to tour, if you have not travelled from the Eastern side of the beautiful Nairobi city- Kenya, to the captivating Western city of Mother Ghana and Nigeria etc, To the eulogizing Northern part of Egypt, Morocco and Algeria and ending with what I personally refer to as the extravagant southern part, ie South Africa, My oo my, you have missed a lot, staying at the western lands and only eating burgers 😂🤪☹️, I will encourage you to take some time off to make a breathtaking trip to Africa, visit some beautiful and well-advanced cities, some safaris and eat some good food above all. I can only promise you that this trip will definitely be one in a million. be safe, much love 😘❤️
Hes been everywhere
Nana Ravaj I’m Canary Islander, don’t forget about the Canary Islands on the North African coast!
I think I would be in food heaven with the combination of African/Indian/Arab influences. Mombasa might be the Homeland I've never visited. Does Mark feel a little bit guilty for torturing his viewers??
welcome to Kenya suzette
Torture is an understatement
I love the way he blends in with all cultures,, you can’t know he’s a foreigner even the how he says the food names and the words sounds like he’s lived there for a while