Street Food in Côte d’Ivoire!! 🇨🇮 Insane VERTICAL BBQ in Abidjan (West Africa)!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ค. 2023
- 12 hour Ivorian street food tour in West Africa!
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ABIDJAN, COTE D’IVOIRE - Welcome to the beautiful country of Côte d’Ivoire (also known as Ivory Coast), in the heart of West Africa. Abidjan is the biggest city, and home to some incredibly tasty street bbq - including a unique vertical bbq and some of Africa’s fastest BBQ! Today we’re going on a full Ivorian street food tour!
A huge thank you to my friend Mo Soumahoro from Belle Côte d’Ivoire ( / bellecotedivoire ) for arranging my trip and setting up everything!
1. Breakfast - we started early in the morning and headed for a rare dish of steamed corn with thick sour milk porridge. It was unique and very hearty in the morning.
2. Plakali - One of the most beloved Ivorian foods is plakali, a thick stew of crabs and seafood with cow skin and okra. It’s a dish with so many components and texture and absolutely incredible.
3. Fried snacks - When you’re in Côte d’Ivoire you don’t want to miss all the delicious fried snack you’ll find all over Abidjan. It was awesome to hang out with Yasmine Fofana ( / afrofoodie )
4. Pique chicken and fish and Ivorian choukouya - From this entire Abidjan street food tour, probably my favorite dish was the pique chicken and fish and the West African choukouya. The chicken and fish were skewered then marinated in spices and pepper then grilled in a sandbox - vertical bbq style. It kept the meat juicy and full of flavor. They also made delicious choukouya, where the chicken is first grilled, chopped, and mixed with onions and seasoning. It’s absolutely amazing.
5. Market + sandwich - Next up we continued on this West African street food tour at the market to see some local ingredients, and a tasty onion and egg sandwich.
6. Brochette and bread - Another classic Abidjan street food is grilled small skewers of meat stuffed into French bread with kankankan. It’s one of the fastest grilling techniques I’ve seen, and unbelievably tasty.
7, Grilled meat ending - Finally we had one more stop to eat more grilled meat, choukouya. Can’t get enough!
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I am from Morocco, I am so proud to be African. I have tears in my eyes thinking about the African people, my people who are just the best. I lived too long in America and I feel it’s time to come back to mama Africa. The Ivorians are one of the nicest people in Africa, I love you Ivory Coast and thank you so much for hosting this tournament and hosting all your African brothers and sisters in your very beautiful country. Best luck to you, much love
Thank you very much. God bless you
thank you for your love, but we aren't brothers.
@@zzzzzzzzzz9370 not necessarily you but majority know what’s up and few like you make think otherwise.
@@amine4412 I don’t think you know much about Africa. We have different culture, different food, different languages, different clothes, different skin color, and more. Also, Morocco has been a center of the slave route of Black Africans. Respectfully with love too, but we are not brothers.
@@zzzzzzzzzz9370 first of all, most Moroccans are not white, second, you focus so much on skin color and customs but even within your own country , there are different tribes with different customs, different religion . If you go to any family brothers have different looks and different personalities, but that doesn’t make them not brothers . God created us all different but he gave us on father and one mother. It is mentality like you that differentiate and separates between brothers and it is sad to see. Maybe we have different colour tone but I can guarantee you that we both have the same organs inside, a heart left, and we both have to eat and drink to survive. You don’t know the positive History Morocco and Ivory Coast shares and if you are someone that is racist , I know many Ivorians who are genuinely feeling we are brothers and that is the normal between majority of Ivorians and majority of Moroccans. Good luck
You don’t understand how happy I am, I’ve always wanted you to go to Ivory Coast my Country 😭😭🇨🇮🇨🇮♥️♥️♥️♥️
Very soon
Awesome.. good to hear that
Hola
Bomba klat gyattt damn wya
Hi everybody, Catholics rule the world because they have back up from Zeleski, Pope Francisco and President Biden.
Ivory Coast seems like an amazing place. The cuisine and people are all so beautiful. Love from Kenya.
I was living in kenya. I'm from Côte d'Ivoire. My country is amazing
Very amazing ❤
Côte d'Ivoire j'ai toujours apprécié ce pays sans pour autant y être. Je vous aime les ivoiriens depuis le Sénégal ❤😙
Ivory Coast is food heaven. I lived there over 10 years as refugee and love the place.
You are liberian?
@@lexuslexus630 probably
@@rpvofficiel2184 yes
Any Liberian who lived in Cote D'Ivoire knows the kukujumuku that's going on in this video😂. We had fun with the food and culture in this sweet country
Now is your life better
The seafood boil is basically Gumbo like they cook in Louisiana.
It is always humbling to see how many of the ingredients or techniques followed the ancestors through the Middle Passage to the Americas.
Thank you Mama Africa. We didn't forget!
While they seem similar with the main ingredients, the starting point is very different as Louisiana gumbo starts with a roux, where as is Ivory Coast, we don't use a roux at all. I love making some Louisiana gumbo, though. Oh, we also don't use sausage in the cote d'ivoire gombo, and Louisiana do not use dried okra in theirs. Potash is also used in cote d'ivoire to ensure the sliminess of the okra is accentuated, whereas Louisiana uses gumbo file.
Oui louisiane c’ est Afrique
@@strategiesetdeveloppement2525 Mais, oui!
@@strategiesetdeveloppement2525non cest amerique
@@kazaam25 but its still from the the mother land
Merci pour la valorisation de l'art culinaire de mon beau pays 🇨🇮🇨🇮
This is on another level.
Seeing Mark in Côte D'ivoire makes me so excited! I love the country the food and its people! From a Senegalese 😗
It was a great pleasure organizing this trip for Mark and I can't wait for you all to see what's in store! Best trip EVER! 🤗Vive la Côte d’Ivoire
I meant to say ‘you dip it in the milk’ 🥛… I said ‘water’ instead 😂 maybe I was thirsty 😃 4:38
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Merci à vous et à Mark d'avoir rendu ça possible !
Ça fait quelques années que je ne suis pas retourné au pays, donc ça m'a fait plaisir de pouvoir vivre cette aventure culinaire à travers la caméra de Mark. 🔥🔥🔥
@@ilovecracklins6397What an honor… he deserves all the love. A truly genuine human being 🤗🤗🤗🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮
@bellecotedivoire you did an awesome job Mo.
@@gerohomeandaway2997thanks 🤩🇨🇮
Beautiful!! 🙌🏾🥰
I’m Nigerian and watching this made me realize how much we’ve got in common with Ivorians.
Yh same i think alot of west Africa
Ikr! Same for me in gh but then we share a border and some ethnic groups so not super shocking. What they call klaaklo we call kaakro/akraakro. The fried cassava balls w coconut they call bulbul is agbɛlɛ kaklo or ayigbé tennis balls. Have seen the fried dough but never had it. The milk w corn reminds me of brukina. Tons of similarities and yet they've got a ton of unique twists.
Great to hear that, I'm hoping to visit Nigeria soon as well!
@MarkWiens Please do Mark.
I am a Nigerian living in United States, and I am addicted to your videos, especially when I am set to eat.
Please visit Nigeria.
Thank you for your dedication.
@@MarkWiensI'm Nigerian. Can't wait to see you do a video on Nigeria foods
I'm from Ethiopia ..I truly proud of the hospitality of these beautiful people. Every culture is similar to Ethiopia.. Africa is rich of wow
Africa is great, welcoming.
Ivoirian ancestors are from Ethiopia 😍
@@AmicieO no ,we not from Etiopia
@@AmicieO we're mostly bantu more not Oromos
@@AmicieO No, not at all lol. Also the ancestors of today’s Ethiopians are from Yemen, not Africa XD
Proud to be an Ivorian with beautiful places and food
Man those people are so full of life! Soo friendly and hospitable! Beautiful country, people and food.
Wow, just watched Itchy Boots on her motorbike trek across Africa, she's now in Abidjan. Now Mark Wiens too...that would be a good colab...
Super chilled also. They don't treat him any different to a local by staring or crowding. It's my idea of travel
I have watched over 1000 of Mark's videos. Since 2014. Inspired me to Travel and Vlog. Thanks, Mark!
You spend too much time on TH-cam, I guess!
Yeah he is very good
You’re right, he’s a great inspiration. I just subscribed to your channel, btw
🔥He’s the Goat 🐐💯💯💯💯
Definitely he inspired me too, started my channel but still lacking camera and other requirements. Hope to start the journey of travelling soon.
7:39 you couldn’t convince me that’s not the original recipe for Gumbo. And their love for Okra. These are our people 💜
I felt the same. Instantly when I saw this, I felt a sense of home. Louisiana, Iowan, Chicago, this is all the same.
West Africa is So Unique and Beautiful! We share so much in common, especially our food. Super proud to be from West Africa, Liberia 🇱🇷✌🏾
Bien parlé l'Afrique de l'ouest est la partie qui sauve l'honneur de l'Afrique francophone
Depuis Dakar, félicitations aux ivoiriens, bonne bouffe, bon pays! Abidjan est doux deh 😘🤗
Même Paris connaît, Abidjan est le plus doux au monde!
Nagadeff!
Yes oooooo
@@PatrickDiabate😂😂😂😂😂
Je suis gabonais , depuis Dakar , j'étais content qu'il viennent mais quand j'ai vu ce qu'on lui a montré mame la hontoh
My mom and dad were southerners , when I was a little girl I was introduced to buttermilk and cornbread ! Now I see where that was originated.
I'm a Nigeria but I think I need to visit Cote d'Ivoire all dis food is entering my eyes🥰🥰🥰, Especially that Okro n Jute leaves soup so yummy😋😋.
Mark is literally bringing people together with the taste of wonderful foods.
Yummilicious juicy food from Ivory Coast
@@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist9 yes sir
Ivory coast is the Best for Local Culinary diet.
@@CharlesOnikosi-ql5sb nahhh buddy IGBO foods are the best in the world 😘🤣🤣
J'adore les Ivoiriens !!!!!!! Mon peuple préféré en Afrique avec les Sénégalais et les Maliens !!! Gros bisous d'Algérie !
I absolutely love people from Ivory Coast, they are so fun and friendly!
Merci beaucoup
Nobody asked you which country you prefer in Africa…
Go solve your internal problems in Algeria and your co Maghrébins Morocco…
Don’t bring your nonsense divide mentality into our space
Love everyone in Africa
Merci beaucoup, vous serez toujours les bienvenus 🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮🥳🥳🥳🥰🥰🥰.
Merci khoya on t'aime aussi
Home country 🥰🥰
Thank you Mark for showing all these beautiful foods from all over the world. You and Sonny deserve the Nobel Prize 🏅🏅
Thank you for your amazing support!
@@MarkWiensi would like to welcome you in Nepal bro🇳🇵
Umm, there's a Nobel Prize for eating and traveling?? Provide the link. lol.
@@RedEye3it is better to see the moon than the finger
@@RedEye3some people are funny 😂
La CÔTE D'IVOIRE, c'est le pays le plus hospitalier et le plus doux au monde! 🇨🇮🇨🇮
Le SÉNÉGAL et le MALI aussi !
Merveilleux peuples D'AFRIQUE 🇨🇮🇬🇳🇸🇳🙏
Les Senegalais sont xenephobes!!!
As an ivoirien sitting here in Abidjan watching this I'm sooooooooooo happy you made it here!!! I need some placali right now
African food is sooo underrated. FIRE video Mark 🇨🇮🔥
Spit 👏🏿
We don't eat junk.
@TheGoGuy : Actually African food is not so underrated but rather less advertised and less commercialised like Indian, Chinese, and Thai food.
Awesome Mess chicken with Red onion Marinade and Spices is a must Try. The Fish is so Succulently tropical 🍹 The excitement on her Beautiful face makes it perfect joint
C'est l'Afrique qui est marginalisée ,vestige de l'esclavage colonisation et du colonialisme hyper libérale comme ça on peut la brutaliser sans que cela choque les autres peuples
Oh wow! So this maybe where the Southern USA soulfood tradition of eating buttermilk and cornbread originated.🥰
🔥🔥🔥🔥 🍱 🥘
Agreed because I definitely see a similarity in how my grandmother eats onions and tomatoes on everything. I eat my food like that today!
Sounds great although I've never tried it. The owner looks so young. Looks like she is in her teens.
I was going to comment on the same thing @Jossette888!
I love fried and pickled okra but you couldn't pay me to eat that slimy stuff.
That second "breakfast" spot was insane! The things you can do with okra. Just beautiful.
One of the many reasons I love love love our West African dishes, is that our stews have an assortment of meats and seafood all in one dish. 😋😘🤤🤤🤤🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱
Yes. Is rich and meaty
Congratulations, Mark! I just checked this channel a few seconds ago and it had 9.99M subscribers. Moments later, it reached 10M. Incredible!
The crab with the okra powder as a thickner is the origin of New Orleans gumbo literally the okra is called Gumbo. That chicken and fish looks amazing.i also see the roots of American Southern BBQ the smoked meats and Chili sauces on meat.I love Mark Wiens. If all humans could be like him imagine how beautiful the world would be
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People have been cooking meat on fire since the dawn of man.
@@dirtyfiendswithneedles3111 Black people who are the first people have been cooking meat like this for 200,000 years. Black people in the American South are the Masters of this s art because they brought it from Africa. Stop being fragile. That's not the spirit of this lovely man's channel 🙄
@@lf1496 isn’t that pretty much what I said? Fragile? Like your mental state?
@@lf1496 💯 percent facts!!! Well said sister. Let them know the truth!!!
Peace...🔁
@@dirtyfiendswithneedles3111 . Don't try to Gaslight because you embarrassed yourself. Your negativity was loud and clear. You were fragile and triggered, it's sadly a very predictable response, very cliche🙄
I'm an Amricsn who loves everything African , particularly Sub-Saharan Africa. We're looking forward to spending a few months on the continent.
Sub Sahara Africa doesn't exist it an insult
MERCI pour l'honneur d'être passer dans mon pays. Je te suis depuis si longtemps, et ça fait plaisir de te voir déguster notre street food.
@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist9what does her comment have in commun with your comment ?
I have followed your videos for the past 5 years. This trip to Abidjan was a true pleasure to watch. This took me back to my child hood I left Abidjan with my grandma in 2001 at 14 and this took me back to being a kid and seeing all the things I grew up eating and enjoying. Thank you!!
Pls visit our village many thanks 🥰
Pls visit our village many thanks 🥰
I’m Sierra Leonian and our food is very similar, but I use a spoon because I like getting more stew with each bite. I wish you could’ve seen the process of making the cassava fufu (what you ate with the okra); it’s very labor intensive. Love your videos … you’re awesome.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Sierra leon people can cook
Ivory Coast, or Cote D´Ivore as you prefere! It is actually a great country and has been home for many Africans, mostly west Africans.
I am originally from Angola, but hopefully I had been fortunate to have visited Abidjan ( Cocody, Treichville, and Conan Bedie flayover or bridge, and Sao Pedro province.
This footage is very nice, it is promoting our beautiful continent, culture and behaviors. Well done the ladies at the kitchen and the owner of this restaurant.
A big thumb up to Sacko, Maxmillian...
It's Treichville (not Trashville).
Don't scare the viewers 😂😂
@@floregbadie2815i know right !! 🤣🤣
And now Mark is finally back in Africa but this time is the FIRST time visiting Côte D'Ivoire or Ivory Coast! 🇨🇮
Edit: also Mark is wearing Côte D'Ivoire football jersey just like he did on Senegal episode
🙌🏾
Ayeee I’m buzzed he’s in Côte D’ivoire, my country. Finally! Haha 🤣🔥🇨🇮
Mark Wiens, I have been watching your videos for the past 3 years and even asked you to come to Cote d'ivoire but never got a response. I wanted to organize a trip with you, but I am so glad that you finally made it. My country is awesome and I just got back from taking my oldest daughter there.
The people seem so happy and wonderful to be around. I wish Americans were more like the people of Côte d’Ivoire.
Real talk
Africans generally welcoming with spontaneous happiness.
As an American I wish Americans would be like most other countries. So many ignorant people here
Yes, our country is known to be one of the most if not hospitable country in the continent
Americans are mean spirited. Same thing with many Europeans.
I love you, Mark! You’re the most humble and genuine person that I’ve seen on TH-cam! Thanks for taking us around the world with you. Watching your videos of Africa makes me miss and yearn for home.
Honestly Mark and Sonny need to be given some kind of United Nations Goodwill award or something! They've taught the world alot more about each other through food than any other political ambassador!
I agree 100%. They deserve it.
Is Sonny also a travel blogger?Full name please!
@@anniemcjohnson6104@besteverfoodreviewshow that’s his channel’s name
@@anniemcjohnson6104 search best ever food review show its amazing
His name is Will Sonbuchner.
I used to watch Marks videos with my late father.
It has been 1 year since he passed away today.
Thank you Mark
Woooooow, thank you Mark for introducing to us the wonderful people of Cote d' l'viore. They go out of their way to cook many faveolus and good quality delicious foods turned into buffets. The food preparations, cooking and presentations are amazing. We send them lots of love to all😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Ivorian food seems heavenly. My dream is to visit West Africa. Thanks Mark and the people of Cote D'Ivoire
I remember eating the baguette with meat when I visited Abidjan as a kid. So tasty! I have enjoyed many of your travels. This is my favorite so far! Thanks Mark!
We eat that corn cake in Guinea-Bissau with butter. Yummy
Ohhh this is by far the best food you have showcased
Not hardly! Hope you're joking...
This is some of the most unique cuisine I've ever seen
It looks awful yuk
Oh man! you can really tell how genuine are the reactions of Mark. See that big smile and giggle after every bite!
Mark is a cultural Legend. That’s how you do it!
I am from Mexico but this food looks so good, similar to Mexican dishes with seafood and great seasoning
No , the BBQ grilling yeah.
Everything else your lying 🤥
@@kristinalopz1623no need to bring negativity here. That's their interpretation of the food and that's ok!
Looking at some of it especially the grilling, I agree. The meats look so delicious,
I am sorry but there's no comparison with mexican food at all 😮
@@cocorita5 I ate Mexican food because I can’t got Ivorian food in America. And I can tell you there is no difference. Spanish food in general. Travel there to taste it before talking.
This channel mastered narrating stories in a way that makes you feel you uncover the mystery yourself.
Thank you Mark! 👏👏👏
Finally my country 🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮👊🏽👊🏽 thank you
That BBQ spot was something else, WOW! Everything looked sooooo Good.
Mike need to be recognized for all joy and peace he brings to us!! God bless Mike!!!
Amennnnnnnn 🙏 Jesus another gift to us 💜
This is my country , my city , the place I grow up , the lady who used sell the bassi omg that’s my childhood . Thank you Mark for this beautiful video 😍😍
I watched this guy since 2013 when he was a little man. Now he is all big . I love him so much
Thank you so much for highlighting african cuisine and especially ivorian food Mark 🔥🔥🔥
Thank you for your support!
Almost to 10 million subs!! And to many more Mark!!! Thanks for sharing all the varietes of food from different cultures. NEVER STOP WHAT YOU LOVE!
I live in Massachusetts, where there is a large population of Ivoirian immigrants. They are some of the kindest, hardest working, sincere people I've ever met. And I'm proud to call some of them my best friends.
The red unrefined palm oil looks so beautiful. Not like the refined version of it that is now available around the world. They have been using it for thousands of years. What an amazing food culture.
Love this,
I'm a librarian, and share common border with cote D'Ivoire and so the same food as well..
This takes me back to my own country...
Hope we can plan something for Liberia in the future as well..
I have been following you since 2017..
I’m a vegan but I do enjoy watching different global food cultures, and Mark is fearless when it times to embracing the experiences of trying different foods from his travels!
What's to be feared? Food is food.
@@spiritualcleanse7115All people have different organisms
We have Vegan Food ! Africa is a Paradise for Vegans!
That « YES » with Alloco is Real. Proud of my country 🇨🇮🔥
l'Afrique fait des merveilles dans le culinaire et très bon pour la santé on peut manger sans risque de Diabète, obésité, ou tension car nos ingrédients sont 100% naturelle et bon pour la santé fière d’être Africaine
C'est ça on à inventer le Bio avant les blancs 😂
The owner of the breakfast place was absolutely BEAUTIFUL!!
Fine like wine
I love how mark travels to different places he’s willing to try everything also the people gravitate to him because he has such a great spirit 💙
YES...IN THE END...BIRDS OF THE SAME FEATHERS FLOCK TOGETHER?! ALL MERCILESS BARBARIANS COME AS ONE?!
Soy colombiano y afrodescendiente.
He visto videos de la cultura musical y culinaria africana y,créanme que tenemos mucho en común. En la costa pacífica nuestra se preparan muchos platos de comida de mar con similitudes a los del video.
Gracias hermanos por su herencia.
We love you ❤
As far as I know, to the best of my knowledge. ...Mark Wein is one of the rarest person who introduced different cultures, nations, foods , realities, nature etc..... but he also bringing world people together to get know each other without discrimination. Wein raised disciplined and respectful. Keep doing your best bro. Safe with your family
Like how you embrace for new cultures passionately and respect their way and people. It's really a damn interesting video to watch. BTW, congratulation for 10m, Mark! You deserve it!
Sharing is caring she says. Hospitality in Abidjan is an adventure filled with Luxury.
I love watching your videos Mark! This was so eye opening, as an Southern African American I see similarities in their food and how my grandmother made onions and tomatoes and peppers with almost every dish, especially greens and grilled meats! WOW! Love your channel, keep blessing us with your travels! 💞🙏🏾🌞
My ethnic studies professor would always say… we are more African than you know!!! The food traditions remain
@@kelvinmetcalf3059 was surprised how many superstitions we shared when I saw a recent post about the topic. It's amazing what survives and how
We do like chilli in Africa but Mark is way ahead of us. Veronica is kinda shocked at 16:56 to see him biting in that chilli like it was a candy bar. 😂
This mans chilli tolerance is definitely on the worlds elite peoples level
I've seen only 1 video of him where he ALMOST reacted to the heat of a pepper.
@@carawikirran he hasnt tried Cameroonian chili yet !!! he will need milk
He could eat a Carolina Reaper and not break a sweat. I think he will be fine.
I don't think chilli is an African thing, but mostly on West African food.
The place is so clean,the road side vendors and their preparations even the roads. ❤ I would visit here
Thank you so much for showing the world the great Ivorian Foods. French cuisine is world renown but Ivorian cuisine is tastier, more food in your plate and very healthy. You are slender so you can eat it all. I envy you. GOD BLESS YOU.
Wow the people are so welcoming the food looks amazing great episode
Mark is literally in my top 10s for best human ever to exist.
Love from 🇳🇦 here in Southern Africa, i am proud to see the people of Africa displaying the cuisine.❤
Thank you for coming to my beautiful country 🇨🇮
Yes, the new intro looks great, Mark. The food looks amazing in Cote d' 'Ivoire. Glad to see more Africa countries featured. Thanks for sharing. 🇨🇮🌍😋🔥🔥💯
How stunning is the owner of the first business! Flawless beauty
The Food looks sooo good and the faces he makes when he tries the diffrent dishes make me so envious of the fact I'm not there to try some. Great content. I def need to work on traveling
Come and see us 🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮
A real visual treat! Thank you for highlighting our pkats!
Omgggg i was waiting for this episode!!
My mouth is watering i can’t wait to go back home and eat all these good food!
Great video as usual 👍🏾
Can you take me back with you? 😄
Abidjan sangat menarik, senang dapat ikut menikmatinya.
Salam dari Indonesia.
I lived in Abidjan for couple of years, delicious food 🥘
Absolutely amazing to see this kind of report from my country. Lovely thanks.
omg !!! looks so good!!!! thank you for bringing the world to us through food !!! the best !!!
Finally!!! Mark came to Ivory Coast. 🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮I wish I were there to show him around. Would have loved for him to try Foutou, Foufou, Sauce Arachide etc etc. But next time...
Mark amazing job, showcasing Ivory Coast!! You’re officially Ivorian🇨🇮💕
I am a kenyan working and living in dubai..... I have been to tanzania ethopia,rwanda and uganda and was planning to visit south africa towards the end of the year but a after watching this 🇨🇮 series in am conflict. The food is insane.
Another sensational journey Mark. Welcome to 10m subs. You've earned every one. What a channel! Thank you! 🙏🏽
Thank you very much!
Street food in Cote d'Ivoire looks delicious, I want to eat it👍
I eat it everyday😂
Please, visit us! :)
Ok now I have to visit Ivory Coast. This was is enjoyable to watch and the meals look so delicious and well seasoned ! Loved this !!
what i love with my people is that , we never feel shy to eat with hands in public , i love my culture meeeeeeeeeeeeeen
Love when you visit Africa, but I cannot wait for the day you visit my home country Haiti 🇭🇹
WELCOME HOME IN MY COUNTRY🤗🇨🇮
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Omg! The food looks amazing 😍. Thank you for sharing.
I have being to all the west African countries. And I fell in love with Ivory Coast 🇨🇮 the people are friendly. I love their foods everything comes freshly prepared. I love their so many beaches full of beautiful people and activities. It’s safe too to go around asks for directions.
If you been to all the west Africa countries then you would know that Abidjan is totally different, with all the sky scrapers and high rise apartment buildings and huge tollways with traffic and red taxi cabs everywhere and the people are very French And if you don’t speak French they will turn their nose up at you
ALMOST 10 MILLION! I've been waiting for this for years. Mark won't even mention it, but I will. I'm actually proud to have been here for the whole journey, all the way back to the Migrationology blog. About what, 15 years ago now? The guy is a machine when it comes to work ethic.
There is no way mark wont thank his subscribers for getting him to 10 million, its an insanely huge milestone.
Thank you so much for following over the years, yes the blog was started back in 2008, the video about 2010. Couldn't do it without your all support!
@@MarkWiens been watching your channel for so long! Cant wait to see you reach 10 mil and then hopefully 20!
The lady owner is true definition of african beauty 😍
Africans are happy people even when we don't have it all...
We appreciate the togetherness and unity that binds
I'm a Ghanaian and really appreciate the foods in Ivory Coast
I must say we have a lot in common
Ivory Coast seems like an amazing place. The cuisine and people are all so beautiful. Love from Antartica.