I’m 99% sure I pronounced all of the words correctly! Shoutout to Krystal for helping me with them 🙏🏻 Also whoever disliked this video I hope things get better for you
don't worry about the pronunciation bro, the amount of effort is what matters and you gave it 110%. Nobody can expect someone from another country to have 100% accuracy with pronunciation of a foreign language. Top effort man.
Lol. When I was watching you eating that fried bread, I was screaming at my screen "AW, THERE'S SOME CREAMED PAUA RIGHT THERE!!! STICK YOUR BREAD IN IT, FFS!!!!". Then you finally dipped it in there .... "YES!!! NOW YOU'RE TALKING!!!!". Fried bread and creamed Paua is the MEANEST. And the best breakfast by far ... all the left over Hangi chopped up (mean, veges, stuffing, everything) and fried up with chopped onions ... serve with a bread and a cup of tea. MEAN.
If ya on the Goldie there's a place called Hangi Pitt, awesome as,or Kararah market's theres a Kiwi food place, Run by a Chinese guy married to a Maori Lady from Turangi 😅,food is awesome as well,
Hi new friend. I haven’t tried the Hangi. I look forward to trying it the next time I visit New Zealand. Food looks on point. Very entertaining. Stay blessed 🙏🏾😍💕
Try the raw fish nek time, thanks for your review my mouth is watering! I make a mean boil up myself,but like sausage sizzles it's more enjoyable when someone else makes it.
thanks mitch heaps of respect from this maori for that review - hangi, seafood, fried bread .. yea boi .. takes a bit of work ... but maaaatteee is it worth it
I've never been there but grown up with my kuia I learnt how to make boil up and fried bread (parawa parae) and rewana bread and doing hangis at the marae was normal
Hahaha I’ve always passed on it because the brown bottle gives me like ginger beer vibes and that’s never my first preference I’m out from under the rock and ready to drink more of it! Glad you like this style of video, would love to sprinkle one of these every few weeks
By the way I cooked a boil up over that rainy weekend and it took me all the way back home and to heaven. Seriously people pay $$ for broth in health food stores and I literally felt healthier for eating it 3 days straight lol.
It all looks delicious. I've never seen a hungi look like that, i was wondering what that stuff was all over it, not very traditional, I do feel it's good everyone brings there own flavours and take on foods, even though I prefer a hungi not over powered in herbs or spices. It's a shame the boil up is more bone than meat, well that is what it looked like to me, hopefully you got a potato in there :D
Yes because when the butchers are boning out the pork they’re trying to remove as much meat as they can and what’s left are these bones, and the reason we use the offcuts in a boil up is simple……because they’re cheap and can feed whole families. The worse the butcher, the more meat you get on these bones😂
Lemon & Paeroa. Lemon & Spring water from Paeroa - back in the day. Now it's made in Auckland by Coca Cola so there's actually no Paeroa spring water in it. Idk how much electric puha you'd have to smoke to think it was Pear but no.
Crack me up. All the kids just eat bowls of stuffing. Hint with that boil up. You gotta put it all on the fork not one part at a time a mix of watercress meat veges drop in your broth and yummy!
I know it's blasphemy to connoisseurs of fine whiskey, me included, but if you must have a mixer, especially for the bottom shelf across the bar stuff then L and P is my go to mixer. (But honestly, AAARRRHHHHH...!!!) Then chased down with a boilup.
What is it your eating Mitch island food or Maori food,and it’s not cream power ask some mozzies they maybe able to help you pronounce some of these Maori words.
The only thing traditional is the hole in the ground as over here in NZ the Hangi is a joke ALL the meat is brought in by the europeans, ie Lamb, pork, chicken, beef, venison, then they use railway iron, metal cages, sacking that goes on top the list goes on.
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I’m 99% sure I pronounced all of the words correctly!
Shoutout to Krystal for helping me with them 🙏🏻
Also whoever disliked this video I hope things get better for you
don't worry about the pronunciation bro, the amount of effort is what matters and you gave it 110%. Nobody can expect someone from another country to have 100% accuracy with pronunciation of a foreign language. Top effort man.
Giving it a go is better than getting it correct. (But nailed it btw)
Awesome brother you did a perfect pronunciation (ngamihi) which mean lots of acknowledgement to you🙏
Bro when you dipped the fried bread into the creamed paua you actually unlocked a way into Maori hearts without knowing it. Lol
Straight up bro😂
Yea I'm so glad you did that
Not me yelling at the screen "dip that shxt in the paua" can't imagine the relief 😂😂
Am i the only one that went YEAH when he dipped the fried bread in the paua 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hahaha the ultimate combo
I literally jumped up and down on my bed like a 4 year old
and the flies on his food lol
Hahahaha yes I did, I was wishing he would dunk it in and pure happiness when he did😂😂😂😂
I literally said now dip it 🤌🤌
Lol. When I was watching you eating that fried bread, I was screaming at my screen "AW, THERE'S SOME CREAMED PAUA RIGHT THERE!!! STICK YOUR BREAD IN IT, FFS!!!!". Then you finally dipped it in there .... "YES!!! NOW YOU'RE TALKING!!!!".
Fried bread and creamed Paua is the MEANEST.
And the best breakfast by far ... all the left over Hangi chopped up (mean, veges, stuffing, everything) and fried up with chopped onions ... serve with a bread and a cup of tea. MEAN.
This was primo vid of maori food and I'm so glad you reviewed it. Could see the appreciation on your face.
Thanks to Mitch we went to Cuzzy's!
ABSOLUTE GAME CHANGER!!!
Amazing food and Krystal was so welcoming-already planning our next visit !!
Love it!
So glad you guys enjoyed it as much as I did, Krystal is the best
You killed it Bro, with that fried bread dip 😋
I'm getting hangi just watching this! great video
I feel that
Another great video Mitch - the food looked really yummy :)
Thanks Bill, it really was!
Appreciate you watching and commenting
That fry bread and cream dish got me frothin'. Bandana low key got me frothin' too.
Dude I should just rotate bandana colours, it’s a look
bro i was waiting for you to dip that fry bread into that cream dish, had my eye on it from the rip
Glad I could be of service
A man of culture clearly
Same! I was like do it!
Same here!
Another brilliant video mate, love the in depth review and mention of the culture. Keep em coming!
Glad you liked it, fun doing some research for the voiceovers!
Your a legend my bro..Thank you for trying our traditional kiwi food...Your a champion!! ♥️😁
Now consider yourself a Maori
I was watching and waiting for the Paua dip and you did nicely done bro.
Appreciate it
Nice islander boy, respect to You,👌
Really enjoyed this video! Thanks for shouting out my culture.
Appreciate you
That's definitely lunch for Friday! Can't wait..
Perfect start to the weekend
Sounds like Jordan and Pippen aren’t in the same league as Cuzzy’s Cafe and their Hangi! Can’t wait to try it!!!!!
More like Fraudan and Trippen am I right???
I’ll take you!
Wholesome AF. Love it.
Thanks Nicole!
Very wholesome
This was cool to watch bro awesome
Appreciate it!
Great video Mitch! Added Cuzzy's to my list
Put it top of the list, it’s so good!
There’s a hangi place near mine - you’ve convinced me to check it out
I have decided that all hangi places are worth a look
But I can confirm with certainty that this one is delicious
Let me know how you go!
If ya on the Goldie there's a place called Hangi Pitt, awesome as,or Kararah market's theres a Kiwi food place, Run by a Chinese guy married to a Maori Lady from Turangi 😅,food is awesome as well,
This was your most wholesome video yet! Only going up
Onwards and upwards!
Awesome review! Let's see you go far!!
This guy is absolutely awesome mad respect and love from Aotearoa 👊❤️
Nice foods aye bro 😊 fried bread in paua. Yummm!
Love your attitude brother mad respect💯🙏❤️
He's a natural 👍 wicked review
Love your channel!
Appreciate you
Chur cuzzy. Gold Coast 11 years. I’m in Tasmania now. Maori from grey Lynn to Henderson to glen innes. Auckland. Brisbane 40 mins away. Toll bridge
Will have to make it back to come try this place!
Sick vid brah wish I knew about this place when I was there last next fifo trip for sure lad
Looks so good it’s lunch on Friday! 😀
How exciting!
Drinking my L&P in NZ you made me so hungry now i going out need a boil up and fry bread new sub 👌
Hi new friend. I haven’t tried the Hangi. I look forward to trying it the next time I visit New Zealand. Food looks on point. Very entertaining. Stay blessed 🙏🏾😍💕
it doesn't take long for people to make the connection between fried bread and the creamed paua, but when they do they never forget it haha.
Dang that's a combo right there 🤤😋
Great review. Glad I checked it out and have subscribed because I really liked how you described the experience.
Thanks so much Dee, glad you enjoyed!
L&P is my only experience with NZ cuisine but this looks divine man great pickup. I’m so interested in this joint now.
You gotta make the trip, the fry bread alone is worth it!
Let me know if you end up checking it out
From L&P’s newest fan
Tu meke!
Love your work.
Cheers Dan!
Thanks again for watching 🙏🏻
Congrats on 500
Thanks Ethan!
Hope to see you here at 1000
love ur reaction ur honesty is lit
Best video yet Mitch!!
Appreciate it!
Fun one to make
Try the raw fish nek time, thanks for your review my mouth is watering! I make a mean boil up myself,but like sausage sizzles it's more enjoyable when someone else makes it.
Haha I can imagine!
Definitely keen to try raw fish and to try kina
So hungry watching this. Found myself whacking the fly away from the food.😂
Another awesome video 💎
Thanks fam
Take me to yum cha pls
Reading the subtitles when you say cream power is fucking hilarious 😂
Reminds me of when my mates would turn up with a pot full of boil up to heat up
all love from the Philippines, mate
Thanks Mikki!
Would love to get over there to try some crazy foods
Lol this is literally 100m walk to my house, always thought it looked dodge as. Must check it out
Not dodgy!
Particularly compared to some of the places nearby lol
Check it out for sure, the fry bread is a must 🔥
I've only been here once and seriously good food. Definitely check it out.
Looks amazing.
Was fantastic!
Thanks Daniel
thanks mitch heaps of respect from this maori for that review - hangi, seafood, fried bread .. yea boi .. takes a bit of work ... but maaaatteee is it worth it
It's not what the Islander boys eat, they're just built different ‼️🤷♂️
Great review bro.. Here in Aotearoa NZ, we still have plenty of people who practice this awesome way of cooking.. Kapai you for promoting it!!
Bro,bro
Ohhh the fliesssss bro
Ya got me at the dip bro
I've never been there but grown up with my kuia I learnt how to make boil up and fried bread (parawa parae) and rewana bread and doing hangis at the marae was normal
I'm sitting there saying dip the fry bread, then boom the bro dips. 👍
Nice video bruv.... way better than lil try hard...oh I mean lil slick...
cant have a boil up without some doughboys
Tēna koe ehoa. Yummy!
i subscribed to you, solely because of this video
lovin this style of video dude
p.s. how the hell have you never had L & P... you been living under a rock?
Hahaha I’ve always passed on it because the brown bottle gives me like ginger beer vibes and that’s never my first preference
I’m out from under the rock and ready to drink more of it!
Glad you like this style of video, would love to sprinkle one of these every few weeks
" like Shaq n Kobe, Jordan n Pippen" off to Cuzzies
Man, you talked up that place so much i got to go out of my way and try it! Looks nice
Worth the trip for sure!
Check out their Facebook page to see what time the hangi is coming up each day, you can get it nice and fresh 🙏🏻
You HAVE to get the fry bread too!
@@MoneymitchAU Cheers mate. And keep up the good work with the channel :)
Appreciate you watching, really makes it worthwhile to be able to share these experiences
Pork = introduced
Chicken = Introduced
Beef = Introduced
Potato's = introduced
Flour = introduced
Sweet potato = introduced
😂😂😂
it's not Island food. Boil up with dough boys, creamed paua, fry bread and hangi are all Maori cuisine.
Anyone else notice the fly going ham on the hangi aswell
Us Māoris relate when you said if you have no teeth 😂😂 That was my nan all over
If anyone didnt know this is located in Zilmere, right next door to tha train station...
Hangi is One Kai That Aussies Can't claim That Kai Belongs To New Zealand 🇳🇿And New Zealand Only Thank Very much and the Boils up Too
By the way I cooked a boil up over that rainy weekend and it took me all the way back home and to heaven. Seriously people pay $$ for broth in health food stores and I literally felt healthier for eating it 3 days straight lol.
Lol that sounds amazing, what did you put in? The same as the video?
It all looks delicious. I've never seen a hungi look like that, i was wondering what that stuff was all over it, not very traditional, I do feel it's good everyone brings there own flavours and take on foods, even though I prefer a hungi not over powered in herbs or spices. It's a shame the boil up is more bone than meat, well that is what it looked like to me, hopefully you got a potato in there :D
Yes because when the butchers are boning out the pork they’re trying to remove as much meat as they can and what’s left are these bones, and the reason we use the offcuts in a boil up is simple……because they’re cheap and can feed whole families. The worse the butcher, the more meat you get on these bones😂
Those dumpling things are called doughboys or doughgirls
Yeah doughboys is a fun name for them, such great food
@@MoneymitchAU yeah its just flour an water boiled. It was like the best thing out of boilup for the young ones
Pour the creamed paua over the stuffing lol not too bad.
Shot my bro, we're so lucky to have grown up on this kai (food) 😊
where's the steam pudding cream and custard?
Crystal snapped
Highkey bro she popped off
Zilmere!
Zillas!
You ever go to the worst skatepark in Brisbane near the PCYC?
Ew
@@MoneymitchAU can proudly say i haven't been there
I’m gonna lie and say you’re missing out
Kia ora that's my kinda Kai
I. Craving a hangi
L&P was a mystery to people the ingredients are actually lemom and pear
Lemon & Paeroa. Lemon & Spring water from Paeroa - back in the day. Now it's made in Auckland by Coca Cola so there's actually no Paeroa spring water in it. Idk how much electric puha you'd have to smoke to think it was Pear but no.
The Hangi Shop in Auckland did not taste as good as this kai looked. This menu looks premium asf
🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤
Crack me up. All the kids just eat bowls of stuffing. Hint with that boil up. You gotta put it all on the fork not one part at a time a mix of watercress meat veges drop in your broth and yummy!
I know it's blasphemy to connoisseurs of fine whiskey, me included, but if you must have a mixer, especially for the bottom shelf across the bar stuff then L and P is my go to mixer. (But honestly, AAARRRHHHHH...!!!) Then chased down with a boilup.
LOL. Absolutely EVERYTHING about a hangey is culturally appropriated ancient European in ground steaming of introduced meat and vege. EVERYTHING!
None of it is "Traditional" except for the way it's cooked 😂😂😂
The origin of Boil up was a rich white man's food originally
What is it your eating Mitch island food or Maori food,and it’s not cream power ask some mozzies they maybe able to help you pronounce some of these Maori words.
easy work in comparison to a giant donut
The donut will be conquered again very soon
Some cream power...wtf
Maoris don't even consider themselves Islanders mate lmao. Islanders don't eat this food on the daily 💀
Which part of the video did I say they eat it daily?
And what land mass are Māoris from that isn’t considered an island?
@@MoneymitchAUBro, take the L on this one. Māori & Pacific Islander are two totally different things. People who know this are telling you politely.
They not dumplings they call dough boys
Did He Just Call those Dumplings Hahahaha }} 😂😂😂😂😂 White Boy We Don't Called those Dumplings We Called them Dough Boy's get your facts right (⌒▽⌒)☞.
You better eat everything in front of you
Love the vid. But as a Maori please stop calling it island food lmao
Was thinking the same thing haha
Maori haven't been around 1000 years ! 700years !
@@debbiepark5917 ugh shut up
99% 👍 Pāua is more like /'pa: wa/ pahwa.
I mean it’s definitely cool but we all know who’s actually out there buying this coz it’s definitely not us
The only thing traditional is the hole in the ground as over here in NZ the Hangi is a joke ALL the meat is brought in by the europeans, ie Lamb, pork, chicken, beef, venison, then they use railway iron, metal cages, sacking that goes on top the list goes on.