I relate to this video so much; the intro is both great and informative. I go out with my friends every few days to a place like the one in the video where we eat, drink, play board games, enjoy shisha, and chat. It's wonderful that you enjoyed it and that it unites people from diverse backgrounds.
Good to see you posting videos again.😀 I loved your introduction in this video - great information! I also liked that you included some vocabulary within your screens; please continue doing that in future videos. I find it very useful and I'm sure others do too. Keep up the great work! 👍
Hi! Love the video and the beginning of it with some history of the local coffee houses. ☕ One small suggestion, I live already for some years in a 'foreign' country and am originally from Holland. Untill I started learning the local language, which took some time, I understood that with it a whole new world opens up. Though I can understand learning writing and reading Arabic is no small task. Love your video's. 😋
I agree and I have been learning, albeit slowly. I actually made a video explaining some basic Egyptian words and phrases for foreigners that may know nothing. I know the alphabet but it takes me ages to decipher a word because the letter change shape depending on if it is initial middle or final or also by itself. Another complication with learning Arabic is the many dialects and how written is different than spoken so Modern Standard Arabic aka Fus7a is written but the words can be different for things than they would be if spoken, as well as the vowels. It's complicated 😆 But I have been learning and am continuing to. Thanks for your input! 🙏
I got beautiful experiance of Egyption Caffee shop in Alexandria where local hang around, the conversation was great how people mingle and ask people to join them.
I love your amazing videos on Egeypt I watch every one I'm planning on visiting next year in October and I can hardy wait to go to the new museum. I have learned so much from you and I like your adventure around town. You are becoming like a local. Most of all I love your laughter you are so much fun. Please keep the video a coming. I also really enjoy the music you play in the background. Very nice and you seem to have nice handsome Egyptian by your side. What a lucky lady you are 😎🤗👌❤️🙏🌹🙏🐕🍀💃
I also suggest you try the Rich Café in Talaat Harb Square - Groppi Café, Al-Bustan Café, and Al-Borsa Café - they are among the famous cafés in the downtown area -, which you will like.
Awesome man, thanks for subscribing, and welcome to the channel!!! 😎 So many pyramids here outside of the Giza pyramids, Egypt is a wild and beautiful country, I love it! ❤
@@fv1291 Ah lol, cummon man, even being mentioned in the same line as Itchy Boots is crazy 😅 Noraly is so fuckin cool, she is definitely an inspiration to me, I would love to be doing what she's doing. Don't got the money for it though, at least not yet 😅But I do what I can around Egypt and really love it
Thank you! I do strive to make halfway decent videos, and this video in particular I wanted to be good, because it is such a huge part of the culture and dear to me. Thank you for noticing that! And yes I will definitely be making a video about El Fishawy in the future, it is something I think enough people are interested in seeing. Cheers! ❤
I subscribed back when you were doing 200 views.. sometimes would be the 50th view… I’m pretty sure you’ll start to build your numbers though.. you work hard for it so you deserve it
Thanks so much for your continued support man! It is naturally growing, and I'm hoping to see an exponential increase one of these days. Either way, I love making these videos and doing what I do, and I'm grateful people are watching and happy people are finding my videos educational/helpful/entertaining. 🥰
@@Gventures you should look into the other well known aspect of Egypt. Sufis.. we are very popular all over Egypt. You could start with Sayyidina Hussein Masjid.. it would spin you off into a whole new audience I believe. We are the spirit of Egypt
Good basic overview and insights, thanks! Yes a review of this famous old café would be great as I usually won't see such a place on the ground because I avoid crowded touristy places where I cannot trust their pricing..
Lol yes it's definitely overpriced in El Fishawy compared to the other more local cafes, and you are right many tourists go there because of it's location and age. However, I don't mind going there to make a video about it, as I think many people are interested to see it. It's certainly not a place I frequent, but I have been there a few times in the past.
I am enjoying watching your Gventures :D in Egypt and sometimes I am embarrassed by the situations that you are facing from some Egyptians! First of all, you are very smart and funny you have become like an Egyptian lady already but with American English tounge. As a TH-cam heavy consumer, I see the potential of your channel good luck. In the last part you are shaking the coffee, and this is my first time to see this technique it supposed to be mixed using a spoon stirring the mix till complete mixing, but you made it perfect anyway and cooked it to perfection. Wishing you the best here🌺
Thank you, I really hope the channel grows too 😁You know, I've had a few Egyptians comment about the shaking of the coffee saying they have never seen it before either 😅You can blame my boyfriend (the one in the video) for that, because he taught me to shake it! 🤣
Usama? I think, he is a true downtown Egyptian guy! I don't know if you have visited places like new Cairo or Nasr city every neighborhood has different flavor, really enjoying your content so true authentic@@Gventures
@@ehabelgawady I have been to Nasr City, I may have passed through New Cairo...but I don't usually spend my time too far from my area as traffic gets to be annoying when traveling further distances 😅
you can use a spoon to blend your coffee and as i mentioned before i can invite you to visit alexandria to show the old capital of the world and have a nice sea food can not find any where
Great video, learned a lot from it! I was wondering if you could give the names of the cafe you were staying in, or the names of ones you would raccomend since I'm visiting soon and wanted to go in the same place. Love from Italy.
Sure! Most of them are in downtown Cairo. I will give you links to their location (or a store next to the cafes), as there are many times not really a "name" for the cafes and you will see many as you wander around. Listed in order of appearance in the video: At minute 1: goo.gl/maps/vs8L21DCBgqXCC8f8 At minute 2: goo.gl/maps/1bqajSRk5BCdgF1k9 (link is not to the actual cafe but you'll see it when you go to that location-this is also where I filmed the majority of the video when I'm vlogging and talking with Usama). At 2:38 (El Fishawy the 200 year old cafe in Khan El-Khalili Market): goo.gl/maps/zn8mHDz8SJD7C55x8 At 3:06 (link is not to the actual cafe but you'll see it when you go to the area): goo.gl/maps/QiJAx6VHTMNEdfe87 The rest I can't even remember, there are so many cafes everywhere in Egypt and you will inevitably run into dozens or hundreds depending on how much time you spend here and how much you walk around. All the best and enjoy! 🥰
I got to watch more videos today thanks god 😊 just one question girl topic food poisoning haven’t seen a video of it what to avoid do and don’t in Egypt ? I’m so scared of getting some type of E. coli 😢since I got that even at home here Chicago from salad at jewel osco 😭 any tips ?
Nope, haven't made a video about it because I don't really care about that, I never take any precautions and just eat what I want. I have never gotten sick in Egypt from street food, I guess I have a strong stomach, which I've built up over the years. I think ever since spending 3 months in India eating street food my stomach has been a lot stronger 😆 I know a fair amount of tourists that have gotten sick, some from nice restaurants, some from street vendors. I got sick only once in Egypt, and that was from eating Domino's. You just never know 😂 But you can always visit the pharmacy here if you do get sick, they'll give you everything you need and you don't need a prescription, super easy.
@@Gventures aweee wow ! Ahahaha yeah I forgot you traveled a lot ! So I’m sure your belly is used to it. Your lucky ! I get scared since I’m the states I got sick 2 times but that was from food once from California at Tom’s burgers and one from that sandwich 😭 food is my weakness so I know I’m going to go all out and eat in Egypt I’ll just leave to god ahahaha fn see how my stomach does
At 27:15 when the gentelman said 'my father was doing this way' ( smoking shisha several times a day) I wanted to ask him how old his dad was when he passed away. Since he also said shisha is at least 10 times stronger than smoking alone.
Hello Giselle, thank you for this video also for the tutorial in how to make Turkish coffee.. I like it so much. Also one of the things that I like most in Egypt, is to go to the Café to drink either coffee or tea... of course chit chat with my friends. Hahahaha,,,, I tried shisha,....... but I did not like it at all.... I did in order to have this experience....
Ahaha, yeah I don't smoke shisha all that often, as I smoke cigs and usually prefer to smoke that. But occasionally I do like some fruit shisha. And just the entire aspect of the cafes and the atmosphere is also what I enjoy the most as well🥰
@Gventures Hola Giselle, awesome 👌...I know..I see men in Egypt doing this as normal...but for my eyes was uncommon, because as you know in USA is not that common in public places.. I miss Egypt 🇪🇬. I cannot wait to go back..
@@Gventures also go to shubra masr northern Cairo in streat of algessr there is man making the best subia in Egypt called Abu Lolo he is like Abu Tarek in subia he made it with honey and natural coconut it's majestic then in front of him there is Bebo he is very very famous in making exotic Egyptian food he is the best to then going to saint tireza one of most beautiful churches in Egypt in my opinion and masjid Al khizindara have the most unique architecture my sis
Ohhh wait I see, you are talking about me making it at the end. Yes I could have done that too😅But it's such a small area I think it is mixed better when I shake it. Stirring takes forever
Very good video, we are coming next year from the states & coffee is lifeline 😂 when you say ask the price, is there no price posted for items or does the price get made up on the spot?
Many places there are no prices listed. Even if there are prices listed, it's in Arabic. The numbers are different here. So be aware of that as well 😆But it's always better to ask the price of something before you order it, or get it in (if a taxi). Some very sneaky scammers will say "I was talking about dollars!" at the end (usually taxis or some camel ride type situation) when they were of course talking about Egyptian pounds. Always best to clarify with those situations, or just flat out refuse if they demand any currency other than EGP. Egypt is great you're going to love it! Most people are very kind but you always have to be careful when it comes to certain things so you aren't overcharged
A lot of the states is friendly but here like everywhere else you have scammers too, sounds great, I do see Cairo has Uber, will use that I’m sure, your videos have been very helpful from one Americans perspective to another, the exchange rate is very good, it will be a fantastic trip. Keep up the good work 🙏🏼
@@Otownd12superman Exactly, people are people no matter where you go, both good and bad. Thankfully, the good always outweigh the bad, in my experience. Definitely Ubers are the way to go in Cairo! But I would try to learn the Egyptian numbers (just 0-10) so you can recognize the plate numbers of the Uber drivers. I didn't realize the numbers were different when I first arrived to Egypt and ordered an Uber out of the airport like I normally do around the world (just have to go past the first barriers and Uber is allowed in the parking lot), and then sat waiting in the parking lot forever waiting for him to find me, as I soon realized I couldn't read the license plate numbers here 😆 Now I know.
@@Gventures people there seem friendly and welcoming, I will remember the license plate thing & ask for prices, so much to see and do. I’m hoping the museum is open, have waited for this trip for ever, thanks for the advice 🙏🏼 greatly appreciated!
@@Otownd12superman Yes they really are! Around the tourist sites/areas vendors and other people trying to sell you things can sometimes be unpleasant or downright aggressive, but every day normal people not working in that industry are very kind, hospitable and welcoming. Even the vendors can be nice (I've made friends with a few), but be weary of many of them and their "honesty"; they are after all trying to make money, and them saying "I give you Egyptian price" doesn't mean it actually is 😅 I usually like to joke around with them and treat buying things as a game, don't get angry, instead joke yet be firm with the price you are willing to pay. Egyptians love to laugh, have a great sense of humor and are quite the sarcastic bunch 😆 I hope the museum opens soon too! It has been so very long, everyone is awaiting opening day. Once again appreciate you watching, and if you ever have any questions about anything Egypt related, don't hesitate to ask and I'll do best to give any information I have on it 😊
The first time I went to Egypt in 2011 I KNOW i smoked apple sheesha with the nice big grown up pipe, but in recent years I have noticed too they give those kiddy plastic pipes lol, and I dont like it either!!. This is a mystery to me - also I have heard there is the "grown up" type heavy tobacco that can still have apple flavour (no other fruits tho)??
Stir it, shake it, 1 hand, 2 hands, whatever works. My Egyptian boyfriend showed me the shake method, which apparently nobody does as I have had a wealth of Egyptians basically commenting "wtf are you doing" 🤣
Giselle love your videos. For I am planning a trip to egypt. I am.an American. Maybe you could show me around. I would love to pay you for your services.. ❤
Thanks! And you're going to love Egypt 😁I unfortunately can't show you around, as I have to work. But it's completely safe to explore on your own! Or if you feel uncomfortable, there are many great guides out there 😎
Hello!! It is not honey, it is molasses, people here call it honey because both honey and molasses are called the same, and distinguished by color, we say Black honey for the molasses, and white honey for the usual normal honey, bees honey, both called Assal عسل you can google to check the correct pronunciation So the sheesha tobacco is almost as the gentleman explained but it is molasses not honey
Lol well my bf is the one who told me, he is Egyptian and wasn't making fun of me, he does it this way too. But he also told me people stir it. It's easier for him to shake it though because his hands are bigger so he can do it with one hand. Also lots of Egyptians have commented saying it's weird to shake it, so I know it's not usual to do it this way. Anyway, it got the job done 🤣 But stirring it is easier for me so I do that now
can you do a video on money - Egypt dollars / US dollars for buying small items and tipping - (stuff like if we need Egypt dollars where to pick some up, etc. - thanks
I don't know if I'll make a video about that, but I can answer you right now. First, it's US dollars (USD) and Egyptian pounds (EGP). I would recommend having EGP for almost everything in Egypt. You can pay with card at most hotels and restaurants, but not always. And local cafes, street food, and all tourist markets don't accept cards. I by rule of thumb always pay everything in cash, unless it's an extremely expensive item or meal or or something. You can exchange money at the airport and also at exchange offices in various areas around each city. Tipping depends on the services and if it is local or tourist stuff. Anything regarding tourism people expect tips, local places do not.
Your comment is so lame. Why does anyone care about your opinion or what you prefer. Keep an open mind to a different culture and if you don't like it, keep your pointless opinion to yourself 🤣
Ha. You and everyone else has already said this. Blame my bf, he showed me that way 🤣 I do use a f##kin spoon now and laugh about shaking it. Also I've killed my bf for showing me that way 🤣
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Excellent choice of music... Beautiful and classic Oud melody that charms the soul.
I relate to this video so much; the intro is both great and informative.
I go out with my friends every few days to a place like the one in the video where we eat, drink, play board games, enjoy shisha, and chat.
It's wonderful that you enjoyed it and that it unites people from diverse backgrounds.
Absolutely. I love it 😍
Good to see you posting videos again.😀 I loved your introduction in this video - great information! I also liked that you included some vocabulary within your screens; please continue doing that in future videos. I find it very useful and I'm sure others do too. Keep up the great work! 👍
Thank you very much Tim, will do, and appreciate the continued support! 🙏🙏
Hi! Love the video and the beginning of it with some history of the local coffee houses. ☕ One small suggestion, I live already for some years in a 'foreign' country and am originally from Holland. Untill I started learning the local language, which took some time, I understood that with it a whole new world opens up. Though I can understand learning writing and reading Arabic is no small task. Love your video's. 😋
I agree and I have been learning, albeit slowly. I actually made a video explaining some basic Egyptian words and phrases for foreigners that may know nothing. I know the alphabet but it takes me ages to decipher a word because the letter change shape depending on if it is initial middle or final or also by itself. Another complication with learning Arabic is the many dialects and how written is different than spoken so Modern Standard Arabic aka Fus7a is written but the words can be different for things than they would be if spoken, as well as the vowels. It's complicated 😆 But I have been learning and am continuing to. Thanks for your input! 🙏
Great video soecially the introduction 😻❤..and the music choice so beautifully Egyptian ❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏 Shukran شكرا
شكرا 🙏❤️
I got beautiful experiance of Egyption Caffee shop in Alexandria where local hang around, the conversation was great how people mingle and ask people to join them.
I love your amazing videos on Egeypt I watch every one I'm planning on visiting next year in October and I can hardy wait to go to the new museum. I have learned so much from you and I like your adventure around town. You are becoming like a local. Most of all I love your laughter you are so much fun. Please keep the video a coming. I also really enjoy the music you play in the background. Very nice and you seem to have nice handsome Egyptian by your side. What a lucky lady you are 😎🤗👌❤️🙏🌹🙏🐕🍀💃
😄Thank you so much for all of your kind words! And I certainly am a lucky lady 🥰😊😍
Those first three and a half minutes were beautiful, filming, editing, and the voice, perfect. What a voice, should explore it more.
Why thank you!
@@Gventures why? just check the number of positive comments on your intro
@@luisoneillteixeira Ah, no I meant...well thank you! Just thank you so much 😅
you are having alot of fun with egyptien .Ilive in San Francisco and people mostly angery iam egyptien
Really? Why are people in San Francisco angry you are Egyptian? That's weird
I love the introduction that you made! Cool idea!💡 I enjoyed it a lot! Keep watching ...
Thank you Natalina!
Love ur videos .. keep it up
Great video, full of information. I was also impressed by the editing, background music, and all in the intro part. very professional
Thank you so much!!! 🙏🙏
I also suggest you try the Rich Café in Talaat Harb Square - Groppi Café, Al-Bustan Café, and Al-Borsa Café - they are among the famous cafés in the downtown area -, which you will like.
Thanks Amir! I've actually been living here for 3 years and am familiar with all of them 😊🙏
@@Gventures Wonderful - your channel is promoting to Egypt - and we, as Egyptians, support you and wish you a pleasant time in Egypt
The intro was incredible!
Thank you!
@@Gventures ❤️🌷
You know that you look like a Kuwaiti singer married to an Egyptian named Shams, the Kuwaiti on TH-cam and she is very famous.😅✅
I AM SO SORRY THAT I DIDN'T SMOKE SHISHA WHEN I WAS IN EGYPT ,BUT IT WAS NICE DRINKING MANGO JUICE SO DELICIOUS XX ENJOY
Hello from San Diego California, and a new subscriber. I found you as I was comparing Giza to Teotihuacan 😊
Awesome man, thanks for subscribing, and welcome to the channel!!! 😎 So many pyramids here outside of the Giza pyramids, Egypt is a wild and beautiful country, I love it! ❤
@@Gventures You're welcome. I'll do some more research. Wishing safe and healthy travels! I admire you AND Itchy Boots, both "badasses" 😉
@@fv1291 Ah lol, cummon man, even being mentioned in the same line as Itchy Boots is crazy 😅 Noraly is so fuckin cool, she is definitely an inspiration to me, I would love to be doing what she's doing. Don't got the money for it though, at least not yet 😅But I do what I can around Egypt and really love it
هذه السيدة تحبكم يا مصريين لا تؤذوها وعاملوها كاخت لكم ...تحياتي من المغرب ...
نحن نحب المغاربه فمتي ستاتون لزيارتنا يا مغاربه و لا تخافي لن ناذيكي 😘
thanks for learn us turkish coffee , i will try it now .. i hope we learn from you if you like that , some new cuisine or drinks ,have a nice day 🌺🌻💐
Yes would love to see a more detailed on fishawis n surrounds...cheers n thank you. Can see alot of work goes into ur videos.
Thank you! I do strive to make halfway decent videos, and this video in particular I wanted to be good, because it is such a huge part of the culture and dear to me. Thank you for noticing that! And yes I will definitely be making a video about El Fishawy in the future, it is something I think enough people are interested in seeing. Cheers! ❤
Informative video. Thanks.
another great informative video
Thanks man! 🙏
Thank u. ❤️😉
The first thing coffee test is different from country to country
Shisha not for all people but I like it …
Good video
salam alaykunna! masr is indeed an interesting country
What a nice guy
wow good video 🎉🎉🎉
Shukran ☺🙏
I subscribed back when you were doing 200 views.. sometimes would be the 50th view… I’m pretty sure you’ll start to build your numbers though.. you work hard for it so you deserve it
Thanks so much for your continued support man! It is naturally growing, and I'm hoping to see an exponential increase one of these days. Either way, I love making these videos and doing what I do, and I'm grateful people are watching and happy people are finding my videos educational/helpful/entertaining. 🥰
@@Gventures you should look into the other well known aspect of Egypt. Sufis.. we are very popular all over Egypt. You could start with Sayyidina Hussein Masjid.. it would spin you off into a whole new audience I believe. We are the spirit of Egypt
@@abukhalilmuhammadosman9979 Something I don't know much about and would be interesting to learn more about
Love watching ur videos, interesting to see life in Cairo
Thank you so much Ilovecats9000! I also really love cats 😍🥰
@@Gventures i will be going to Hurghada next May so learning arabic from ur videos will help 😅🙏
@@athmarie Oh awesome! I'm actually in Hurghada right now! Will it be your first time to Egypt in May?
@@Gventures ah lovely! yes it will be, i look forwards to it!
Good basic overview and insights, thanks! Yes a review of this famous old café would be great as I usually won't see such a place on the ground because I avoid crowded touristy places where I cannot trust their pricing..
Lol yes it's definitely overpriced in El Fishawy compared to the other more local cafes, and you are right many tourists go there because of it's location and age. However, I don't mind going there to make a video about it, as I think many people are interested to see it. It's certainly not a place I frequent, but I have been there a few times in the past.
🔥🔥😍 boom vlog
Shukran 😊🙏
There is a 5th level of sugar. My uncles used to order “Awhua Caramel” which is more sugar than “Awhua Zeyada” 😅😂
🤣Oh my God 🤣
@@Gventures waaaaallllaaahhyy! 🤣😂😅
Is it similar to espresso in flavor? Concentrated?
Yeah, I think I say that in the video though, don't I? Espresso doesn't have the grounds in them, Turkish coffee does. But they are both potent.
I am enjoying watching your Gventures :D in Egypt and sometimes I am embarrassed by the situations that you are facing from some Egyptians! First of all, you are very smart and funny you have become like an Egyptian lady already but with American English tounge. As a TH-cam heavy consumer, I see the potential of your channel good luck. In the last part you are shaking the coffee, and this is my first time to see this technique it supposed to be mixed using a spoon stirring the mix till complete mixing, but you made it perfect anyway and cooked it to perfection. Wishing you the best here🌺
Thank you, I really hope the channel grows too 😁You know, I've had a few Egyptians comment about the shaking of the coffee saying they have never seen it before either 😅You can blame my boyfriend (the one in the video) for that, because he taught me to shake it! 🤣
Usama? I think, he is a true downtown Egyptian guy! I don't know if you have visited places like new Cairo or Nasr city every neighborhood has different flavor, really enjoying your content so true authentic@@Gventures
@@ehabelgawady I have been to Nasr City, I may have passed through New Cairo...but I don't usually spend my time too far from my area as traffic gets to be annoying when traveling further distances 😅
great video, but you don't have to shake the coffee,, it can be stirred by a rod or a thin spoon.. at least thats how I had seen it done 🥰
Yes you're absolutely right. That's how I do it now 😅
Most amazing 👏
Shukran gidden 😊🙏
@@Gventures you’re welcome
you can use a spoon to blend your coffee and as i mentioned before i can invite you to visit alexandria to show the old capital of the world and have a nice sea food can not find any where
Yes I know the spoon can be used as well 😅
I have actually been to Alex quite a few times, it's a beautiful city! And the seafood is great there 🤩
Great video, learned a lot from it! I was wondering if you could give the names of the cafe you were staying in, or the names of ones you would raccomend since I'm visiting soon and wanted to go in the same place.
Love from Italy.
Sure! Most of them are in downtown Cairo. I will give you links to their location (or a store next to the cafes), as there are many times not really a "name" for the cafes and you will see many as you wander around.
Listed in order of appearance in the video:
At minute 1: goo.gl/maps/vs8L21DCBgqXCC8f8
At minute 2: goo.gl/maps/1bqajSRk5BCdgF1k9 (link is not to the actual cafe but you'll see it when you go to that location-this is also where I filmed the majority of the video when I'm vlogging and talking with Usama).
At 2:38 (El Fishawy the 200 year old cafe in Khan El-Khalili Market): goo.gl/maps/zn8mHDz8SJD7C55x8
At 3:06 (link is not to the actual cafe but you'll see it when you go to the area): goo.gl/maps/QiJAx6VHTMNEdfe87
The rest I can't even remember, there are so many cafes everywhere in Egypt and you will inevitably run into dozens or hundreds depending on how much time you spend here and how much you walk around. All the best and enjoy! 🥰
To bad we missed you at Gisa plateau
I got to watch more videos today thanks god 😊 just one question girl topic food poisoning haven’t seen a video of it what to avoid do and don’t in Egypt ? I’m so scared of getting some type of E. coli 😢since I got that even at home here Chicago from salad at jewel osco 😭 any tips ?
Nope, haven't made a video about it because I don't really care about that, I never take any precautions and just eat what I want. I have never gotten sick in Egypt from street food, I guess I have a strong stomach, which I've built up over the years. I think ever since spending 3 months in India eating street food my stomach has been a lot stronger 😆 I know a fair amount of tourists that have gotten sick, some from nice restaurants, some from street vendors. I got sick only once in Egypt, and that was from eating Domino's. You just never know 😂 But you can always visit the pharmacy here if you do get sick, they'll give you everything you need and you don't need a prescription, super easy.
@@Gventures aweee wow ! Ahahaha yeah I forgot you traveled a lot ! So I’m sure your belly is used to it. Your lucky ! I get scared since I’m the states I got sick 2 times but that was from food once from California at Tom’s burgers and one from that sandwich 😭 food is my weakness so I know I’m going to go all out and eat in Egypt I’ll just leave to god ahahaha fn see how my stomach does
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At 27:15 when the gentelman said 'my father was doing this way' ( smoking shisha several times a day) I wanted to ask him how old his dad was when he passed away. Since he also said shisha is at least 10 times stronger than smoking alone.
Oh, his dad is still alive 😅 But I think now he maybe smokes a bit less shisha
@@Gventures thank you for the clarification. Wishing him a healthy and long life.
please make a video about el fishawi coffee I love this place 😍
Okay I'll definitely do that in the future! Thanks for commenting ☺️
@@Gventures thank you so much 😊
Hello Giselle, thank you for this video also for the tutorial in how to make Turkish coffee.. I like it so much. Also one of the things that I like most in Egypt, is to go to the Café to drink either coffee or tea... of course chit chat with my friends. Hahahaha,,,, I tried shisha,....... but I did not like it at all.... I did in order to have this experience....
Ahaha, yeah I don't smoke shisha all that often, as I smoke cigs and usually prefer to smoke that. But occasionally I do like some fruit shisha. And just the entire aspect of the cafes and the atmosphere is also what I enjoy the most as well🥰
@Gventures Hola Giselle, awesome 👌...I know..I see men in Egypt doing this as normal...but for my eyes was uncommon, because as you know in USA is not that common in public places.. I miss Egypt 🇪🇬. I cannot wait to go back..
You have a very beautiful voice.
Thank you, that's nice of you to say 🙏
Hello What is the name of this coffee shop. Thank you.
There's no name on Google Maps, many coffeeshops are not mapped. Just wander around downtown and you'll see dozens and dozens of coffeeshops!
In my country people spend time in clubs, joints,bars and drink alcohol a lot.Different cultures.
Yup
I smoked my first shisha in Jordan and was told it was 7 times worse than cigarettes…I loved the apple flavor.
Lol. Yeah apple flavor is good. I love the mango kiwi flavor!
@@Gventuresas Egyptian mango kiwi and ment gum are the goats of shisha
@@seifdrawe7599 mango kiwi is actually my favorite 😎 but no mint, I don't like the mint flavor when I'm smoking
@@Gventures also go to shubra masr northern Cairo in streat of algessr there is man making the best subia in Egypt called Abu Lolo he is like Abu Tarek in subia he made it with honey and natural coconut it's majestic then in front of him there is Bebo he is very very famous in making exotic Egyptian food he is the best to then going to saint tireza one of most beautiful churches in Egypt in my opinion and masjid Al khizindara have the most unique architecture my sis
@@seifdrawe7599 Sounds like a trip but it's probably worth it, I'll have to consider doing that sometime. Thanks for the suggestions!
beautiful video, thank you for it. The music at the end of the video is very nice, can you please tell which music is this? thanks
Sure! It is very nice. It's called Min Wahi El Lami" by the artist Ali Sabah
thanks for your fast answer! have a good day!
@@mosaahda2115 Thanks, you too! 😁
that American girl gives yu a sense that she is an Egyptian woman from Kalaa
nice video ,You can stir the coffee with a spoon ,Much easier.
Lol what?! NO no do not stir Turkish coffee! 😆😆
Ohhh wait I see, you are talking about me making it at the end. Yes I could have done that too😅But it's such a small area I think it is mixed better when I shake it. Stirring takes forever
@@Gventures yes, if you add alot of sugar it will take some time 😊, You're the first one I see to shake coffee☕
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Very good video, we are coming next year from the states & coffee is lifeline 😂 when you say ask the price, is there no price posted for items or does the price get made up on the spot?
Many places there are no prices listed. Even if there are prices listed, it's in Arabic. The numbers are different here. So be aware of that as well 😆But it's always better to ask the price of something before you order it, or get it in (if a taxi). Some very sneaky scammers will say "I was talking about dollars!" at the end (usually taxis or some camel ride type situation) when they were of course talking about Egyptian pounds. Always best to clarify with those situations, or just flat out refuse if they demand any currency other than EGP. Egypt is great you're going to love it! Most people are very kind but you always have to be careful when it comes to certain things so you aren't overcharged
A lot of the states is friendly but here like everywhere else you have scammers too, sounds great, I do see Cairo has Uber, will use that I’m sure, your videos have been very helpful from one Americans perspective to another, the exchange rate is very good, it will be a fantastic trip. Keep up the good work 🙏🏼
@@Otownd12superman Exactly, people are people no matter where you go, both good and bad. Thankfully, the good always outweigh the bad, in my experience. Definitely Ubers are the way to go in Cairo! But I would try to learn the Egyptian numbers (just 0-10) so you can recognize the plate numbers of the Uber drivers. I didn't realize the numbers were different when I first arrived to Egypt and ordered an Uber out of the airport like I normally do around the world (just have to go past the first barriers and Uber is allowed in the parking lot), and then sat waiting in the parking lot forever waiting for him to find me, as I soon realized I couldn't read the license plate numbers here 😆 Now I know.
@@Gventures people there seem friendly and welcoming, I will remember the license plate thing & ask for prices, so much to see and do. I’m hoping the museum is open, have waited for this trip for ever, thanks for the advice 🙏🏼 greatly appreciated!
@@Otownd12superman Yes they really are! Around the tourist sites/areas vendors and other people trying to sell you things can sometimes be unpleasant or downright aggressive, but every day normal people not working in that industry are very kind, hospitable and welcoming. Even the vendors can be nice (I've made friends with a few), but be weary of many of them and their "honesty"; they are after all trying to make money, and them saying "I give you Egyptian price" doesn't mean it actually is 😅 I usually like to joke around with them and treat buying things as a game, don't get angry, instead joke yet be firm with the price you are willing to pay. Egyptians love to laugh, have a great sense of humor and are quite the sarcastic bunch 😆
I hope the museum opens soon too! It has been so very long, everyone is awaiting opening day.
Once again appreciate you watching, and if you ever have any questions about anything Egypt related, don't hesitate to ask and I'll do best to give any information I have on it 😊
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The first time I went to Egypt in 2011 I KNOW i smoked apple sheesha with the nice big grown up pipe, but in recent years I have noticed too they give those kiddy plastic pipes lol, and I dont like it either!!. This is a mystery to me - also I have heard there is the "grown up" type heavy tobacco that can still have apple flavour (no other fruits tho)??
I have not heard this or seen this, but maybe somewhere...? All fruit shisha at any place I have ordered gives you the kiddy tube
you either shake it with one hand or stir it with a spoon until all the crumbs dissolves
Stir it, shake it, 1 hand, 2 hands, whatever works. My Egyptian boyfriend showed me the shake method, which apparently nobody does as I have had a wealth of Egyptians basically commenting "wtf are you doing" 🤣
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Giselle love your videos. For I am planning a trip to egypt. I am.an American. Maybe you could show me around. I would love to pay you for your services.. ❤
Thanks! And you're going to love Egypt 😁I unfortunately can't show you around, as I have to work. But it's completely safe to explore on your own! Or if you feel uncomfortable, there are many great guides out there 😎
Your life in Egypt?!
Love it 😍
@@Gventures come Saudi Arabia
@@OMARKAJ I'd love to travel everywhere. But I need lots of money to do that 😅Maybe some day
Oh well honey, never mind the coffee your seat mate was total Clickbait and I took the bait. Wow, was definitely in heaven.
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Wtf dude.
@@redx11x 😆🤷♀ Whatever. My bf is a very good looking man! But he is not into men, lucky for me 🤣
I would have trouble getting anywhere in Cairo, not because of the traffic, but because of the cats. I would have to stop to pet every one.
Ahaha. Me too. I carry a small bag of cat food in my backpack so I can feed a few of them while I am out. I love cats ❤
It’s not honey it’s molasis but Egypt people call it ❤
Yeah I learned that soon after making this video. Same with feteer 😅
Hello!! It is not honey, it is molasses, people here call it honey because both honey and molasses are called the same, and distinguished by color, we say Black honey for the molasses, and white honey for the usual normal honey, bees honey, both called Assal عسل you can google to check the correct pronunciation
So the sheesha tobacco is almost as the gentleman explained but it is molasses not honey
Yes I found that out shortly after making this video! Thanks for the info 😊
I'm arab
Firast time in my life seeing someone shaking a coffee this way 😂😂😂
Who ever told you about this idea is making fun on you
Lol well my bf is the one who told me, he is Egyptian and wasn't making fun of me, he does it this way too. But he also told me people stir it. It's easier for him to shake it though because his hands are bigger so he can do it with one hand. Also lots of Egyptians have commented saying it's weird to shake it, so I know it's not usual to do it this way. Anyway, it got the job done 🤣 But stirring it is easier for me so I do that now
@Gventures well honestly Egyptian are famous with tea
But the ciffee is not the top there
And your friend is really don't know about coffee
@@limited_song As you say. Enjoy your day 😊
WHY DONT YOU USE A SPOON ????????????
😆Because my bf doesn't and I learned from him
can you do a video on money - Egypt dollars / US dollars for buying small items and tipping - (stuff like if we need Egypt dollars where to pick some up, etc. - thanks
I don't know if I'll make a video about that, but I can answer you right now. First, it's US dollars (USD) and Egyptian pounds (EGP). I would recommend having EGP for almost everything in Egypt. You can pay with card at most hotels and restaurants, but not always. And local cafes, street food, and all tourist markets don't accept cards. I by rule of thumb always pay everything in cash, unless it's an extremely expensive item or meal or or something. You can exchange money at the airport and also at exchange offices in various areas around each city. Tipping depends on the services and if it is local or tourist stuff. Anything regarding tourism people expect tips, local places do not.
LOL who stirs coffee that way lol
Shaken, not stirred 🤣 🤣 🤣
I don't do that anymore now 😆
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Shukran 😊🙏
Thank God it is cats, not rats
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Is that your boy friend
Yes 😁
smoking apples seems lame. i'd rather have apple crumble pie wth ice cream.
Your comment is so lame. Why does anyone care about your opinion or what you prefer. Keep an open mind to a different culture and if you don't like it, keep your pointless opinion to yourself 🤣
why the f### you're shaking it with your hand like that lol ... just use a spoon 😂
Ha. You and everyone else has already said this. Blame my bf, he showed me that way 🤣 I do use a f##kin spoon now and laugh about shaking it. Also I've killed my bf for showing me that way 🤣
مصر احسن ولا امريكا 😂
"Better" is subjective. I don't like to compare countries. I prefer to live in Egypt, others do not.
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You have such a good "voice-over" voice!
If I ever need a narrator, I'm contacting you 😅
🤣Appreciate the kind words! 🙏