He is Iraqi, not Palestinian. He said he lives in Palestine street, a famous neighborhood in Baghdad. Byt this guy is well known in Al Rasheed street, he is famous for having a unique smart way to tell the dates and what happened in every year in the history starting from 7000 years ago!! I highly recommend you go back and interview him, and I promise you will be shocked.
Bagdad was renowned ancient city. It's culture & identity is well known. Unfortunately , has gone war torn city. Destroyed & demolished when US invaded to eliminate Saddam. Later destroyed by ISIS.
@@albj5119 وربك اني عايش الان في بيئة منتهية بس اعرف الصح من الغلط هية شغلة ضمير واحساس مو شغلة تربية شتفيد التربية اذا المراهق او الطفل يفكر تفكير خارج نطاق التربية
@@theotheleo6830 No, after your make the food you taste it for final tasting and then you do the serve/plating part of the process. A good chef always tastes during and after cooking.
Its awesome watchin this video and seeing life in Baghdad. Through all the wars and conflict, there is something authentically welcoming about the people. Break fast looks delicious.
People are people, they don’t want war until someone makes them want it by either lying, deceiving or trying to gain something from it. Inherently, we are all good.
What a refreshing change I've only ever seen war videos on the news concerning Iraq.Stunning looking buildings that could make me weep for what people have lost.God Bless YOU for sharing this with us,I'm sending you love and respect from England.Youre a man after my own heart finding joy in such simple pleasures it's the key to happiness my friend .Take care.
I do remember Iraqis love their bread. If they offer you bread.. its a big sign they really like you. Huge hospitality. They take pride in it. And it's absolutely delicious. I can't find bread like it anywhere. Same with their tea.
Hi.. I'm from iraq thanks we ar intreest of all your talking simple people with their loves for this country and all the nationality of the world but brings someone who can talk arbie also u know about the last events of Iraq and ask someone inside the country trust on who tell u that
why cant we just all live together in peace? look at how nice this is when we treat each other with respect! Peace and Love to all the people of Iraq from Germany!
We do my friend. Just make sure that you don’t believe the media trying to tell you anything else. You start, so do your friends and soon everyone around them...then the people around those.
I love and appreciate these videos. I was born in Baghdad 31 years ago, and my family left the country when I was just about 4 years old, so I never got the chance to visit it, especially after everything went down. So i appreciate these videos! Thank you. 🤗
Nice and welcome 🙏 here in Baghdad this guy who cook your breakfast is a genius Iraqi in math and he lives in district called palatine street you where lucky to meet him
After the opening of the Iraqi embassy, a tourism travel to Iraq, we saw many tourists from one side visiting Iraq and watching the effects of this wonderful
As a former American Soldier who has spent time in Iraq. I did find the country beautiful and unique in its own way. I wish I could have seen it as a tourist. Maybe someday I can return and see Iraq as it should be. War is hell and I hope the country makes a full recovery.
Lived in Iran from 75-early 77 and then in Turkey and also Saudi Arabia, and always the same memories. Welcoming people, great food and always felt so welcome.
I love the way we are finally seeing this country on a peaceful day. Real people, food, shopkeepers going about their day. I love the old houses at the end.
Love seeing the vlogs in Iraq so far. It's one in a list of countries I've wanted to learn and visit, and to get to know the people! Salaam to the watchers of this video from Iraq as well. 🇮🇶 من اندونيسيا 🇮🇩
Iraq after 2003 became the worst country in the world. No peace, no electricity, no clean food, no clean drinking water, no security. (im from iraq baghdad). and unfortunately people changed, became worse.
@@sxr2812 ولك والله خزيتونا شنو the doors of Iraq always open to you , انت ترجمت حرفياً بيبان العراق مفتوحة للجميع او الكل ، ولكن نصيحة من الك وانا اعيش في استراليا لاكثر من ٢٧ سنة بالانكليزي ما قلته مقرف ومقزز لان ال open doors always open , يعني ترجمتها بالانكليزي بيالات التلخانات بس تكون مفتوحة دايماً هكذا يترجمها الانكليزي ، فالرجاء اللي ما يعرف انكليزي طلاقة لا يعلق بالانكليزي والله خزيتونا وسويتوا بيوتنا تلخانات
I like how he grabbed a piece at the end to make sure it tasted good. I cook in restaurants and do the same thing often times when cooking made to order entrees.
It's nice to have a smile on your face when you're tourist like that. It is nice to see a lot of tourists in English and British and love background come to our country. We need to open the tourist activity again. We need to start running the country. We can't be living like this all our life man. I think it's an option if we don't find a solution people do all the best to try and live but the government are not putting their part and effort into this solution.
Thank you for uploading this! I'd love to visit someday. One of my coworkers from when I lived in St Louis was from Iraq. Nice guy and always loved hearing his insight. Great to see some legit footage!
أهلاً وسهلاً بك في العراق العظيم 🇮🇶❤ إذهب الى مدينة كربلاء إنها جميلة جداً Welcome to the great Iraq 🇮🇶❤. Go to the city of Karbala, it is very beautiful
Hi.. Some areas not all the country is not safe... Turkey want to take one city from iraq mouse its name what about your feelings when they talk about your country.... Th middle and th South all of it is safe guarding by the people them self bring who tell u do what u attend to do.. The roads and old cities its cuz the coverment still th resource and give bad survices for all nation in iraq so that what is going on now.. Imagine your country still from your eyes without salary. And jobe and evelope and the all the ministry is thieves now all of your ages live in this case and enjoying and fighting this situ... Im teacher of english language and I love the all countries... The people across the world and I hope to visit them in their countries but the cost toooo expensive
Hello this chef he is famous and you can find many interview with him in many arab channels he can multiple any number or he can find which day you birth he is mechanical engineering 😉
@desmondhood, nothing to do with geopolitical power struggle creating a power vaccum and the ensuing conflicts? If you're a westerner and particularly American, look deep into what your govt has been doing all across this region and other parts of the globe since WW2.
@@Australianfarmer That may be one of the worst thing I've heard today, without even looking up facts? You think they so called "crazy religious beliefs" just destroyed the country? You really need to educate yourself since history always seem to repeat itself with lost knowledge. I really feel bad for you. You need to go out and touch some grass.
im only half way through this video but i can already tell the man cooking your food is highly intelligent. The fact he could work your day of birth out that quick is astonishing & his general knowledge is remarkable. a real dont judge a book by its cover
@Daniel Bagge LOL... at least this guy is using utensils. In india they wash the dishes in the gutter, and then use their bare hands to slop food onto your plate. 😬
Sadly, today's video was short. I love your videos, and it's great to be walking around alone. That's hard because people speak a different language and have a different culture. It's funny that you're starting to learn some Iraqi words and use them like Iraqis. All love and respect, I hope you continue to make videos about Iraq.
I love that he ate off the plate before serving it to you. Some might see it as rude in the states but to me it’s a gesture to insure the quality of his food. Kinda like the old…”if it’s so good then YOU try it first”!
Proud Iraqi American ! This is my home and still beautiful with the the people and how absolutely incredible this guy is !! خويا الله يوفقك من امريكا و من اجي اجي اشوفك ❤😅
I don't really subscribe to anyone but I just did to you because you don't clickbait by trying to make these places sound dangerous like other youtubers. You show the beauty in these countries which I really appreciate
I enjoyed this video. I've never seen one at street level post war in Baghdad. The narrator seemed a bit nervous, as I would be. I loved the adventurous spirit of his approach to the breakfast. And Yasser was truly a character. Thanks for posting.
The statue you saw was of the Iraqi Prime Minister who was in office from 1958 to 1963 when he was overthrown and executed. 1958 was also the end of the Iraqi Monarchy. Baghdad is such a beautifully historic city and I wish the government would preserve these old buildings and bring them back to life. That breakfast looked like a breakfast for champions. Looking forward to your next great video. Keep up the great work.
There's no hope in these governments. Inshallah the people will establish something free from iranian government influence(no offense to the iranian people we only have a problem with their government's interference with Iraq).
This building was established by along time now over and from the past... But the iraq is the th country from it rich what it was we are but the goverment still all the billions of money on sill things for example.. Are but on tube of metal and the cost 12 billoines of money dollars I mean... Are u imagine that
I spent a couple of months in Baghdad in the summer of 1977, working for a Yugoslav company. We were staying in a small hotel on Al Rasheed St. and had our meals there. The food was great. In the evening, we'd explore the city, which, understandably, looked much better back then because they've had a series of wars in the meantime and the resulting pauperization of society. The streets were full of people in 1977, but in this video, they are empty even though it was a workday. I can only imagine that there has been a massive outflow of population because of the deadly conflicts.
@@Stewie-Griffinhow is it a fault of Islam bro? Islam existed long before you Americans knew the existence of America. Baghdad was a centre of superpowers. Ridiculous.
@@thenewmuslims9421it is tho… Lebanon was called Paris of the Middle East and look at it now 🤦 bring back Christianity to the Middle East, much better than it is now
*Abd-al Karim Qasim Iraqi was an Army brigadier general and nationalist who came to power when the Iraqi royals were overthrown during the 14 July Revolution. He was the prime minister until his execution during the 1963 Ramadan Revolution.*
@@user_1abc Well to make it beautiful has nothing to do with safe. Thats the job what people make with their country. He talked about safety. And its safe cause the war is over. He can go back and start make it beautiful!!
I had several Iraqi meals while I was there during the war. I enjoyed the food very much. I could always smell them making fresh bread in the mornings in their backyards in those mudstyle ovens when I was out in a neighborhood. They would always try to give me the bread for free when I asked because I was armed but I always gave them money.
I would love to visit Iraq. The Middle East seems like a very interesting and culturally rich part of the World. The people also seem very engaging and sociable.
Hello Yves I hope you like your visit in Iraq I would recommend going to zayoona, al Zawrah park and Mansour while you are there. They are all great places. 👍
I got a very peaceful, welcoming vibe out of this. As for the breakfast, even if at first this came as a bit pricey, it could easily be considered a full day meal for my taste. Would love to visit someday, but before that I'm eager to see more, thanks for the video!
@@haydengalloway5177I’m Iraqi , and 2.6$ is a fair price for this meal in Iraq , The cook would not have taken less than 2.6$ dollars if he was serving this food to an Iraqi person
When I work in Iraq the. Rasheed street is very popular many theater and General post office. And Government super market. is there year1985 very famous Street that time
La belle Baghdad en ruine 😢 J'ai le cœur brisé Pays riche en or noir le pétrole saboté par ...........pour l'empêcher d'être parmi les pays développés T'as pris ton p'tit déj et t'es content bravo ! Je dis c qu j pense.......
*تهانينا من إندونيسيا، ما زلنا نتذكر نهائي الكأس عام 2007 في جاكرتا. جاء 80 ألف إندونيسي لدعم العراق في ذلك اليوم. نحن، إندونيسيا، ندعم العراق بنسبة 100٪ منذ عام 2007، يرجى الدعاء لنا ودعمنا للحصول على نفس المعجزة* ❤🇮🇩🇮🇶🥇 من فضلك لا تنسى اندونيسيا !!! تذكر هذه الكلمة من اندونيسيا !!! *السلام للعراق* 🕊 ❤ ملحوظة : - لماذا أقول هذا؟ وذلك لأنني مازلت أتذكر الطيبة والضيافة العراقية على الرغم من أنني مسيحي - هل يمكن لأحد أن يرسل لي فلافل؟ أنا جائعة 😍😝 - فلسطين 🕊🇵🇸❤ - عار عليكم يا بحرين وقطر الدج
to correct the information Yasser who cooked food, Iraqi, Baghdadi, born in Palestine Street area in Baghdad, the name of the street is (Palestine Street)
I'm sure you'll find many of the locals who would like to help you for free as volunteers, just to show the real gold of their hearts & prove they're not what the negative media try to distort their real identity😊
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He is Iraqi, not Palestinian. He said he lives in Palestine street, a famous neighborhood in Baghdad.
Byt this guy is well known in Al Rasheed street, he is famous for having a unique smart way to tell the dates and what happened in every year in the history starting from 7000 years ago!! I highly recommend you go back and interview him, and I promise you will be shocked.
thes street name in iraq_ baghdad
Is that true?
7000 yrs? Stfuuu don’t cap 😂
@@yokurdish he wasn’t wearing a cap
He seemed like a decent lad. You can see it's a hard city, sadly. Then again what else could you expect?
The gentleman who made your breakfast is so charismatic! He deserves wonderful business!
I know, he makes me want to visit Iraq just to meet him.
I hope he tipped him good. Went above and beyond to cook a large portion + the bread.
Bagdad was renowned ancient city. It's culture & identity is well known. Unfortunately , has gone war torn city. Destroyed & demolished when US invaded to eliminate Saddam.
Later destroyed by ISIS.
Correct but the Vlogger has a "nervous" camera
he's cool, i want to buy him some food, but i'm not in iraq
Wishing peace returns to the people of Iraq. Love from India.
very good bagdady breakfast bravo man ay just love bagdadi sukram from gypsy turcic iranic rumanians
I like the uncut format, it's quite immersive. Great video.
Greetings from Madagascar
Even after everything they have been through, Iraqi people look friendly and welcoming. Respect to their spirit.
Iraqi people are really resilient people. They also have a way of hospitality and respect.
ماشاءالله على صاحب البسيطة يتكلم الانكليزية بطلاقة ويرجع سبب ذلك لان اكثر ابناء جيلي ال80 والجيل ال70 كانت الدارسة افضل بكثير الله يرزقه يا رب
ولله استغربت
مهندس ميكانيكي + عالم بل حسابات
@@8a.4 وانتي شعرفج 🤔🤔
ليس الدراسة فقط حتى التربية العائلية كان افضل
@@albj5119 وربك اني عايش الان في بيئة منتهية بس اعرف الصح من الغلط هية شغلة ضمير واحساس مو شغلة تربية شتفيد التربية اذا المراهق او الطفل يفكر تفكير خارج نطاق التربية
I love how he ate a small bite of the food before he fed it to you. All great chef's taste their food.
I’ve never seen that. Is it a Middle Eastern or European quality?
Middle east
But he tasted it after he was done cooking it. He should be tasting it while cooking to adjust any seasonings.
He did that to show its not poison. You're an idiot clearly and so is theotheleo.
@@theotheleo6830 No, after your make the food you taste it for final tasting and then you do the serve/plating part of the process. A good chef always tastes during and after cooking.
هاذ الشخص المثقف يتكلم االنكليزيه جيدا ويعرف جميع الحسبات الرقميه الصعبه ولاكن الحكومه الفاسده اجبرته على العمل بشارع الاسف
لا اعتقد ذلك
@@aelianushere7430 لديه لقاء على احدى القنوات الفضائية
@@Rx.1 شنو اسمه
صح واني هم كلت هيج
هذة متخرج بس بعد العراق
Aa a Indian soldier i have spent my two years in Iraq I still missing These vibe...love you Baghdad ❤
Indian army kaise gaye iraq?? Retirment k badd gaye thye kya aap sir?
Don’t think I’ve ever seen Iraq, as an American, in such a positive light. Makes me want to visit, and that food looked great!
Clarification: he meant he lives in Palestine street, a district in Baghdad, he is not Palestinian…
Yeah, i got it wrong 😅
Ya correct, I was living in this district before leaving Iraq.
كنت اعيش انا ايضاً في شارع فلسطين في بغداد
Lmao
Thanks for the correction 👍🏼👍🏼
Its awesome watchin this video and seeing life in Baghdad. Through all the wars and conflict, there is something authentically welcoming about the people. Break fast looks delicious.
The vendor reminds me of stories of old times, when Europeans use to go to Middle East for their travels and exploration.
People are people, they don’t want war until someone makes them want it by either lying, deceiving or trying to gain something from it.
Inherently, we are all good.
This honestly breaks my heart seeing my people struggling. I miss it dearly; it was legendry place before war.
iraqis in this video seems so nice too.. all the ones I've met were great people
Love will fix what the zio s destroyed
I really wish Iraq success and a good future, so many of my childhood friends at school were Iraqi and they are such wonderful people.
😂😂
Bbut but they hogging the HHOOILLLLL
Iraqis seem like such lovely and warm people, hope for peace and prosperity ❤️
Usually the people are good naturally. Only dirty politicians and useless government both inside and outside makes a mess.
What a refreshing change I've only ever seen war videos on the news concerning Iraq.Stunning looking buildings that could make me weep for what people have lost.God Bless YOU for sharing this with us,I'm sending you love and respect from England.Youre a man after my own heart finding joy in such simple pleasures it's the key to happiness my friend .Take care.
A truly fascinating insight into Iraq and the streets of Bahgdad. That guy making breakfast seems quite a character. Great Vlog 👍👍
I do remember Iraqis love their bread. If they offer you bread.. its a big sign they really like you. Huge hospitality. They take pride in it. And it's absolutely delicious. I can't find bread like it anywhere. Same with their tea.
Hi.. I'm from iraq thanks we ar intreest of all your talking simple people with their loves for this country and all the nationality of the world but brings someone who can talk arbie also u know about the last events of Iraq and ask someone inside the country trust on who tell u that
Its so nice to see people appreciate the simplicity n the small details.
Greetings from Lebanon 🇱🇧❤️
That is world class street food. Fresh ingredients and the gentleman preparing it is both smart and friendly. Much love to Baghdad from Wisconsin.
why cant we just all live together in peace? look at how nice this is when we treat each other with respect! Peace and Love to all the people of Iraq from Germany!
We do my friend. Just make sure that you don’t believe the media trying to tell you anything else. You start, so do your friends and soon everyone around them...then the people around those.
@@peter9style you are right, my friend. I dont believe what the Media says anymore for a long time. You have to meet the people to know the people
We can live with love. But the media distorts our image
Yes the media and the moral demise of the west is destrying society and culture...also big tech
The vendor reminds me of stories of old times, when Europeans use to go to Middle East for their travels and exploration.
This’s so nice to watch not gonna lie! Keep uploading more videos, I wanna see more of my Country😍💚
هلو مارلين اني عراقيه فدوه ردي
@@noorzahra3239 اني اعتبريني مشهور رديت عليج 😂❤
@@qlb_ 😂😂نشالله
For me the love and hospitality you showed in Iraq is one of pure beauty.i enjoyed . Thank you
I love and appreciate these videos. I was born in Baghdad 31 years ago, and my family left the country when I was just about 4 years old, so I never got the chance to visit it, especially after everything went down. So i appreciate these videos! Thank you. 🤗
Assyrian?
@@jasons2559 yes
@@DianasArtAndCrafts raba spai
Where did you all go after? And you could always travel there
@@Kurdent1 to Australia
Glad to see life has come back to the city since last I was there
Nice and welcome 🙏 here in Baghdad this guy who cook your breakfast is a genius Iraqi in math and he lives in district called palatine street you where lucky to meet him
After the opening of the Iraqi embassy, a tourism travel to Iraq, we saw many tourists from one side visiting Iraq and watching the effects of this wonderful
That breakfast looked so healthy and delicious . The man even disappeared to return with freshly cooked bread. What a kind thoughtful gentlemen .
Apart from the half a litre of oil he used haha
Eggs and meat healthy? Lol this is why everyone is dying from stupid diseases
@@HRHooChickenprobably vegetable oil too given how little sunflower oil there was until recently.
Delicious breakfast Mr. Yves glad you liked it best of wishes to you and Baghdad thank you🥰
As a former American Soldier who has spent time in Iraq. I did find the country beautiful and unique in its own way. I wish I could have seen it as a tourist. Maybe someday I can return and see Iraq as it should be. War is hell and I hope the country makes a full recovery.
So you are one among many, who destroyed this beautiful country
@@jawa811 It was a war zone BEFORE we got there. How ignorant are you???
@@jawa811 you are so ignorant
You are the reason Iraq needs to make a recovery, shame on you. You will never be welcome in Iraq
@@chitown1966 it was a warzone, but upon ur coming, it turn into hell
Great to see Baghdad all normal and tranquil again.
Lived in Iran from 75-early 77 and then in Turkey and also Saudi Arabia, and always the same memories. Welcoming people, great food and always felt so welcome.
Do you remember Iranian Revolution 1979.
I love the way we are finally seeing this country on a peaceful day. Real people, food, shopkeepers going about their day. I love the old houses at the end.
The breakfast looks absolutely delicious loved seeing the historic streets in Baghdad thanks for sharing
What was the price? I missed it.
The vendor reminds me of stories of old times, when Europeans use to go to Middle East for their travels and exploration.
@@gilwillia 4,000 Dinars; $2.60 USD 2:47
Iraqi people are some of the best people. I'm Iranian and my best friend growing up was Iraqi ❤ The food is delicious too
You went to war with them?
@@polishherowitoldpilecki5521🇮🇷🇮🇶♥The Iranian and Iraqi people are brothers who share religion and belief
@@M2_77 Literslly went to war in the 80s.
Iranians nationalist don’t like Arab. Iran is Shia iraq is mostly Sunni.
Love the people and streets of Baghdad !
I have been there before and it’s a very beautiful neighbourhood. People seem very nice and their food is perfect 👌 ( I am from Denmark) 😊
Love seeing the vlogs in Iraq so far. It's one in a list of countries I've wanted to learn and visit, and to get to know the people! Salaam to the watchers of this video from Iraq as well. 🇮🇶
من اندونيسيا 🇮🇩
Iraq after 2003 became the worst country in the world. No peace, no electricity, no clean food, no clean drinking water, no security. (im from iraq baghdad). and unfortunately people changed, became worse.
@@najahist Unfortunately, this is true, the bad guys are more than the good guys
@@sxr2812
ولك والله خزيتونا
شنو the doors of Iraq always open to you ,
انت ترجمت حرفياً بيبان العراق مفتوحة للجميع او الكل ، ولكن نصيحة من الك وانا اعيش في استراليا لاكثر من ٢٧ سنة بالانكليزي ما قلته مقرف ومقزز لان ال open doors always open ,
يعني ترجمتها بالانكليزي بيالات التلخانات بس تكون مفتوحة دايماً هكذا يترجمها الانكليزي ،
فالرجاء اللي ما يعرف انكليزي طلاقة لا يعلق بالانكليزي والله خزيتونا وسويتوا بيوتنا تلخانات
@@alberoraha863 التبياته 50
Hi there.. We interest in your greetings u have a sight seen from the inside of the country as u know wlc more than I expect
Thank you for showing a great picture of my country, Iraq
my gratitude🥀
But 2.6$ Normal Breakfast is expensive
I’m sorry and very sad to see Al Rasheed street looking very bad , it was the most beautiful street in Baghdad
the price very reasonable only 2$@@momoztv1770
Just amazed by the simple man who cooks street food and speaks better English than most French people I know
I like how he grabbed a piece at the end to make sure it tasted good. I cook in restaurants and do the same thing often times when cooking made to order entrees.
Welcome to my beautiful country brother .. you are at your home ❤️❤️❤️.. keep making videos in Iraq , God bless you.. it's always fun to watch
It's nice to have a smile on your face when you're tourist like that. It is nice to see a lot of tourists in English and British and love background come to our country. We need to open the tourist activity again. We need to start running the country. We can't be living like this all our life man. I think it's an option if we don't find a solution people do all the best to try and live but the government are not putting their part and effort into this solution.
Agree
Nice to see Kino almost doubled his subscribers in less than a week, thanks to all these awesome Iraq videos.
Thank you for uploading this!
I'd love to visit someday. One of my coworkers from when I lived in St Louis was from Iraq. Nice guy and always loved hearing his insight. Great to see some legit footage!
If I visit Iraq definitely visiting this street restaurant
The cooking is so amazing
He knows what he is cooking
أهلاً وسهلاً بك في العراق العظيم 🇮🇶❤
إذهب الى مدينة كربلاء إنها جميلة جداً
Welcome to the great Iraq 🇮🇶❤. Go to the city of Karbala, it is very beautiful
I see that you were happy and felt safe and comfortable in Baghdad people accepted you and were very generous to you unlike your journey to Lebanon
This place is still very dangerous. I hope you're cautioning people about going to Baghdad.
@@galept That's right, this area is not safe! Even locals won't take the risk of wandering around aimlessly.
Hi.. Some areas not all the country is not safe... Turkey want to take one city from iraq mouse its name what about your feelings when they talk about your country.... Th middle and th South all of it is safe guarding by the people them self bring who tell u do what u attend to do.. The roads and old cities its cuz the coverment still th resource and give bad survices for all nation in iraq so that what is going on now.. Imagine your country still from your eyes without salary. And jobe and evelope and the all the ministry is thieves now all of your ages live in this case and enjoying and fighting this situ... Im teacher of english language and I love the all countries... The people across the world and I hope to visit them in their countries but the cost toooo expensive
Hello this chef he is famous and you can find many interview with him in many arab channels he can multiple any number or he can find which day you birth he is mechanical engineering 😉
My heart aches seeing how this city has been destroyed , yet ,despite of the tragical events ,people seem to be kind-hearted and positive !🙏❤️👍
They destroyed it themselves with their crazy religious beliefs.
@desmondhood, nothing to do with geopolitical power struggle creating a power vaccum and the ensuing conflicts? If you're a westerner and particularly American, look deep into what your govt has been doing all across this region and other parts of the globe since WW2.
@@Australianfarmer That may be one of the worst thing I've heard today, without even looking up facts? You think they so called "crazy religious beliefs" just destroyed the country? You really need to educate yourself since history always seem to repeat itself with lost knowledge.
I really feel bad for you. You need to go out and touch some grass.
@@ozibits3444Saddam didnt deserve to die even after gassing his own people
im only half way through this video but i can already tell the man cooking your food is highly intelligent. The fact he could work your day of birth out that quick is astonishing & his general knowledge is remarkable. a real dont judge a book by its cover
So you're saying he looks stupid?
Not smart enough to have a normal hygine - making food without washing hand or using gloves..... dafuq.
@@1987Bagge If you think this is bad, don't ever watch a "Street food in India" video. It's horrific.
@@mercster yeah, i know.. its pure horror😄
@Daniel Bagge LOL... at least this guy is using utensils. In india they wash the dishes in the gutter, and then use their bare hands to slop food onto your plate. 😬
It's a great pleasure to visit Baghdad through your trip, much love to Iraqi people from France 🇮🇶🇫🇷😎
Hi.. For either.. So that was fast thé calm city is called diwanya
Merci pour l'info 👍😉
Sadly, today's video was short. I love your videos, and it's great to be walking around alone. That's hard because people speak a different language and have a different culture. It's funny that you're starting to learn some Iraqi words and use them like Iraqis. All love and respect, I hope you continue to make videos about Iraq.
I love that he ate off the plate before serving it to you. Some might see it as rude in the states but to me it’s a gesture to insure the quality of his food. Kinda like the old…”if it’s so good then YOU try it first”!
Exactly!
Proud Iraqi American ! This is my home and still beautiful with the the people and how absolutely incredible this guy is !! خويا الله يوفقك من امريكا و من اجي اجي اشوفك ❤😅
Thank you for giving a beautiful picture that my country, Iraq, has prosperity and development❤️❤️
يمعود وين التطور العراق صار زربه من بعد 2003 اصلا فضايح واخجل من يجون الاجانب عيب
@@najahist اي صدك بزمن ابن صبحة جانت جنة...اغم
I always envy this kind of people, so free, going off everywere they'd like, just enjoying traveling. :)
I don't really subscribe to anyone but I just did to you because you don't clickbait by trying to make these places sound dangerous like other youtubers. You show the beauty in these countries which I really appreciate
thanks for the vlog - life goes on - peace to all❤️
I enjoyed this video. I've never seen one at street level post war in Baghdad. The narrator seemed a bit nervous, as I would be. I loved the adventurous spirit of his approach to the breakfast. And Yasser was truly a character. Thanks for posting.
I had 1 beer too many the other day and lay awake at night, starved. I dreamt of having this breakfast.
The statue you saw was of the Iraqi Prime Minister who was in office from 1958 to 1963 when he was overthrown and executed. 1958 was also the end of the Iraqi Monarchy. Baghdad is such a beautifully historic city and I wish the government would preserve these old buildings and bring them back to life. That breakfast looked like a breakfast for champions. Looking forward to your next great video. Keep up the great work.
may he rest in hell
There's no hope in these governments. Inshallah the people will establish something free from iranian government influence(no offense to the iranian people we only have a problem with their government's interference with Iraq).
That's right
This building was established by along time now over and from the past... But the iraq is the th country from it rich what it was we are but the goverment still all the billions of money on sill things for example.. Are but on tube of metal and the cost 12 billoines of money dollars I mean... Are u imagine that
The buildings have been destroyed due to USA war
The guy who was able to calculate the date just by giving him the birthdate is just amazing, how could the brain work like that
There must be some algorithm to find it easily, how itcounts leapt years?
Watching your videos made feel like home💔
Really miss iraq
Thank you for sharing your wonderful experience in iraq💓
Wish Iraq a happy, peaceful and prosperous new year
I spent a couple of months in Baghdad in the summer of 1977, working for a Yugoslav company. We were staying in a small hotel on Al Rasheed St. and had our meals there. The food was great. In the evening, we'd explore the city, which, understandably, looked much better back then because they've had a series of wars in the meantime and the resulting pauperization of society. The streets were full of people in 1977, but in this video, they are empty even though it was a workday. I can only imagine that there has been a massive outflow of population because of the deadly conflicts.
Thanks to the USA
@@pookiewookie7679 And no thanks to Saddam, the ISIS, and the civil war between the Sunni and the Shiites?
@@deanronson6331I’m Iraqi, I agree with you it’s the fault of Saddam and Islam ,a lot of young people are leaving Islam here.
@@Stewie-Griffinhow is it a fault of Islam bro? Islam existed long before you Americans knew the existence of America. Baghdad was a centre of superpowers. Ridiculous.
@@thenewmuslims9421it is tho… Lebanon was called Paris of the Middle East and look at it now 🤦 bring back Christianity to the Middle East, much better than it is now
Wonderful, I must visit Iraq, it is a beautiful country and the people in it are wonderful
greetings to Mr. Yasser from me in Indonesia, I hope he is safe and sound.
Thanks for sharing your breakfast experience in Baghdad. Looks very nice 😋
Your video is very interesting. Good luck on your journey 👍
Ahh I will visit one day my friends there in Baghdad. Can’t wait to eat. Miss the food
Great vlog & I really like your attitude & personality. Thank you for providing really interest content ❤️
I always thought Iraq was a no zone for tourists but this video shows us that behind the madness there’s a beautiful nation.
I can only hope that someday, I can return there on more peaceful terms and still be relatively safe. I absolutely loved the food and the people.
*Abd-al Karim Qasim Iraqi was an Army brigadier general and nationalist who came to power when the Iraqi royals were overthrown during the 14 July Revolution. He was the prime minister until his execution during the 1963 Ramadan Revolution.*
You can go now and be safe. The war is over
The war is over. So you can go now!!!! ITS SAFE!!!
For tourists - I'd say the Baghdad of 2022 is a lot safer than Philly and Detroit. Could have been a lot richer and beautiful but for interloper USA.
@@user_1abc Well to make it beautiful has nothing to do with safe. Thats the job what people make with their country. He talked about safety. And its safe cause the war is over. He can go back and start make it beautiful!!
Al-Rasheed street looks so very art deco style intelligently interwoven into an Arabic theme.
يا حيف يا بغداد هيجي صايرة أتذكرها في الثمانيات كانت نظيفة وتلمع وهسه صايرة عبالك مدينة من أفريقيا الوسطى 😢
Love and Peace to the people in Baghdad and Iraq!
I hope there future will be more peacefull than the past.
Hello👋
Your iraqi street breakfast looks delicious. 😋
And the iraqi chef was so cool.💞🇮🇶💞🇨🇵
Have a great time.🥰
Thanks a lot.💙🙏🏻💙
Yasser Is a sharp guy
To be honest, I've never seen a chef like Yasser, before.👍🏻
God bless him.😊
شگد مثقف الرجال ومتمكن من اللغة الانجليزية....
الله ينطيك الصحة والعافية ويبارك برزقك
Yasser was a really nice guy and looks like an awesome chef too 👍
اهلا وسهلا بك أخي الكريم في العراق ونتمنى زيارة العراق دائما
Kino , I'm really impressed with this chef's English and Knowledge in Kifah street !
As a Pakistani I feel so much love for Iraq and Baghdad. ,💕💕💕❤️💞
I had several Iraqi meals while I was there during the war. I enjoyed the food very much. I could always smell them making fresh bread in the mornings in their backyards in those mudstyle ovens when I was out in a neighborhood. They would always try to give me the bread for free when I asked because I was armed but I always gave them money.
I would love to visit Iraq. The Middle East seems like a very interesting and culturally rich part of the World. The people also seem very engaging and sociable.
Living the dream Yves! Best bread (Samoon). I miss Baghdad every day.
Dear love from🇧🇩🇧🇩
Nice to see Iraq with out Conflict 👍🏻
Hello Yves I hope you like your visit in Iraq
I would recommend going to zayoona, al Zawrah park and Mansour while you are there. They are all great places. 👍
I got a very peaceful, welcoming vibe out of this. As for the breakfast, even if at first this came as a bit pricey, it could easily be considered a full day meal for my taste. Would love to visit someday, but before that I'm eager to see more, thanks for the video!
I'm sure it would be a lot cheaper if he spoke fluent Arabic and could pass himself off as a local.
It was 2 dollars was it not, and freshly cooked. A breakfast like that is 22 dollars in europe
$2 is the US gets you almost nothing these days, much less a freshly cooked meal.
@@haydengalloway5177I’m Iraqi , and 2.6$ is a fair price for this meal in Iraq , The cook would not have taken less than 2.6$ dollars if he was serving this food to an Iraqi person
When I work in Iraq the. Rasheed street is very popular many theater and General post office. And Government super market. is there year1985 very famous Street that time
So beautiful to see thsese people to prefer so kind , regards to Iraq i wish some day returns like old Bagdat nice video❤
La belle Baghdad en ruine 😢
J'ai le cœur brisé
Pays riche en or noir le pétrole saboté par ...........pour l'empêcher d'être parmi les pays développés
T'as pris ton p'tit déj et t'es content bravo !
Je dis c qu j pense.......
Love Iraq from Jakarta 💚
this chef looks very smart
Great video. Thanks for sharing. Greetings from a U.S. citizen living in Barcelona
*تهانينا من إندونيسيا، ما زلنا نتذكر نهائي الكأس عام 2007 في جاكرتا. جاء 80 ألف إندونيسي لدعم العراق في ذلك اليوم. نحن، إندونيسيا، ندعم العراق بنسبة 100٪ منذ عام 2007، يرجى الدعاء لنا ودعمنا للحصول على نفس المعجزة* ❤🇮🇩🇮🇶🥇 من فضلك لا تنسى اندونيسيا !!! تذكر هذه الكلمة من اندونيسيا !!! *السلام للعراق* 🕊 ❤ ملحوظة : - لماذا أقول هذا؟ وذلك لأنني مازلت أتذكر الطيبة والضيافة العراقية على الرغم من أنني مسيحي - هل يمكن لأحد أن يرسل لي فلافل؟ أنا جائعة 😍😝 - فلسطين 🕊🇵🇸❤ - عار عليكم يا بحرين وقطر الدج
It looks amazing albeit run down by years of strife. I hope they return to having a great city one day soon
to correct the information Yasser who cooked food, Iraqi, Baghdadi, born in Palestine Street area in Baghdad, the name of the street is (Palestine Street)
I think he said Palestinian street Bagdad . Good guy passionate about his food
I pray those people in Baghdad, as well as all of mankind, peace.
Welcome every time to my country, Iraq😊.
You have to find a local guide to guide you to the places you're looking for, to get benefit of time & simplify your communications with the locals😊
I'm sure you'll find many of the locals who would like to help you for free as volunteers, just to show the real gold of their hearts & prove they're not what the negative media try to distort their real identity😊
Thanks..