GREEK STREET FOOD Tour in ATHENS, GREECE | TOP 10 Street Foods in GREECE 2018 - BEST GREEK FOOD
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- ATHENS, GREECE a STREET FOOD MECCA! We take you on a HUGE Street Food tour in Greece! Trying over 10 of the BEST GREEK STREET FOODS in Athens! Traveling through GREECE we had such a good time eating INCREDIBLE GREEK FOODS like Greek salad, Souvlaki, Greek yogurt, lukumades and many, many more Greek Foods! Also we visit the WILD Athens Central Market! We hope you enjoy our MEGA tour of the BEST foods Athens, Greece has to offer!
This is the first of 2 videos on our EURO STREET FOOD TOUR! Stay tuned for our next episode from AMSTERDAM for some incredible DUTCH Street Foods in AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS!
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Hey there, my name's Luke Martin with www.chopsticktravel.com ! I'm on a journey to document the BEST Street Food around the world! The Chopstick Travelers are based in Taiwan, where we frequent the best Street Food stands everywhere from Taipei to Kaohsiung. Not only do we feast on amazing street food in Taiwan, but our food focused travels take us on Street Food missions trying unique foods in places like Japan, Malaysia, Korea, India, Hong Kong and more!
Mostly food, some travel. Street Food tours around the world and the most unique dishes we can find in all kinds of travel destinations. Stay updated for my latest video VIA our Facebook page and Instagram!
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Street Food / 2018 / Luke Martin / Greece / Athens
Whats up guys?! Hope you enjoy our MASSIVE Greek Street Food tour! We are now in SOUTH KOREA! Next video from Amsterdam then our Korean series! Check out behind the scenes - instagram.com/derpyluke & facebook.com/chopsticktravel
Luke Martin, as your loyal subscriber, I am disappointed with you luke, why do not you visit Indonesia, whereas in the Last time you in Malaysia, Indonesia is very close to Malaysia. I think u know Mark Wien, Yaa he has visited. What happen with u luke, I very disappointed.
Hi Tukang! I plan to visit Indonesia in 2018! Please wait for those videos :)
Luke Martin weren't you just in south korea 🙆
Luke Martin Will you go to Russia?? It's sad that none of the other people go there they have interesting cuisine from videos I seen.
We are in South Korea right now!
Souvlaki is the reason McDonalds failed in Greece.
and goody's
@greg oscar who talked about if McDonald's cares or not?? Thank you for calling me an idiot although you don't even know me. Rather genious from your part I'd rather say.
@greg oscar You are the idiot that thinks that a giant multinational corporation like McDonalds wouldn't care.
Drop Down Goodys is really good tho
@greg oscar Souvlaki is way better than McDonald's garbage food
I married and lived there for a year. I lived in the heart of Athens. The Greeks are very friendly and the water/beaches are gorgeous. I walked all over the city exploring by subway and car. I also was lucky to visit an island. The food is AMAZING and spoils you. I loved the open markets of amazing fresh food and all the outdoor cafes!! I loved moussaka (their eggplant dish) plus everything else. The desserts are incredible too, lol....❤❤❤🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷
moussaka is actually musakka and it belongs to ottoman cousine... Just to let you know
Umur No it does NOT! Moussaka is actually an ARABIC word and probably created by them originally when they introduced the eggplant to the area. So it is not Turkish..Im sorry 🤷🏻♂️ We all share these foods, with different variations. The Greek variation is the best however with the Béchamel that was added by the Constantinople born Greek Chef Nikolaos Tselementes. The Greek Moussaka is a much different dish today than any other variations because of this. Have a good day my friend! 🤚
@@umur77 No you are wrong ! I don't want to be racist or ethnicist , but Constantinopole( as you may know it Instanbul ) is Greek because of the Byzantian history . Turkish enslaved Greeks for 400 years ( approximately ) . When Greece became indepedent , it was a fact that 2/3 Greeks lived outside the country . If you turned the clock back and saw Instanbul in 1830 - [1922 ]( when the Micrasiatic Catastrophe took place in which Greeks and Armenians were slaughtered violently ) you would see a lot of neighbourhoods with Greeks . And that's how dishes were made and passed on to Greece like Dolmas , Baklavas and Mousakas ( they were made with spices , vegetables and other ingredients by Greeks who couldn't afford Medeterrenian ones ) In Greece they are called "Politiki Kouzina "
ibrahim TÜRKOĞLU
I think you need a bit of an education and to step away from all the propaganda that the likes of Erdogan and the other FEW deluded fellows in Turkey may be teaching you. The actual truth is that the overwhelming majority of “Turkish” cuisine in Concepts, and even Etymologies to an extent, is based on Greek Byzantine, Arab & Persian, Levantine, & Armenian cuisines.
Just off the top of my head, here are just a few Greek words in “Turkish” used to describe various foods, fruits, & vegetable:
Lahana--------Lachano
Fasolya--------Fasolia
Pirasa---------Prasa
Maydanoz-----Maintanos
Anason------Anithos
Kalamar-----Kalamari
Ahtapot-----(O)htapodi
Taramas----Taramas
Kefte---------Kofto
Makarna----Makaroni
Lazanya-----Lasana (Lazania)
Pizza----------Pitta-Pissa
Pide-----------Pita
Somun--------Psomon(Psomi)
Beksemad----Paximadi
Karamela----Karamela
Salata--------Salata ([S]Alata)
Kiraz----------Kerasi
Visne---------Bissino
Mersin--------Myrsini
Kapari--------Kappari
Ahlat---------Achladi
Pastane------Pastes
Tarhana--Trachanas(Traganos)
Koni----------Konos
Fol-----------Folia
Midye--------Midia
Istridye------Stridia
Istakoz------Astakos
Kerevit------Karavida
Istavrit------Stavridi
Iskarmoz----Skarmos
Karides-----Garides
Sardalya----Sardela
Ton-----------Tonos
Kefal---------Kefalos
Levrek------Lavraki
Uskumru----Skoumpri
Iskorpit-----Skorpios
Supya------Soupia
Sarpa------Sarpa/Salpa
Voops-------Voops
Orfoz-------Rofos
Enginar----Agkinara
Krem-------Krema
Kaktus-----Kaktos
Acur--------Aggouri
Recine--------Retsina
Efes------Efesos
Bira---------Bira
Defne------Dafni (Dafnofyllo)
Kestane----Kastana
Findik-----Fountouki (Pontikon)
Marmelat---Marmelada
Margarin---Margarini
Melas------Melassa
Mantar----Manitari
Bezelye---Bizelia (Pisos)
Araka------Arakas
Arasit------Arachida
Ciroz-------Tsiros
Apsent----Apsenti
Cagaboz--Tasaganos
Frisa------Frissa(RegaKapnisti)
Iskender(Kb)-Alexandros
Lakerda----Lakerda
Difana------Difano
Sari Papatya- Papadia Chamomili
^^^^But again, word etymology doesn’t say the entire story. Greeks can’t take any sole claim for Pizza, Lasagna, Pasta, & Macaroni, even tho they may have built or first documented the main foundations for them and named the original early dishes themselves, can they? It was the Italians that made those dishes world famous. 🤷🏻♂️
The majority of the dishes in your cuisine is based off of the ingredients found exclusively in the Middle East & Mediterranean Region..you believe they brought those foods and ideas from Central Asia from near Mongolia? Again, with all due respect, that area has one of thee poorest soil indexes in the world. The Turks picked up all cultural aspects of the peoples they came into contact with, and the Ottomans were the first to compile more universal & modern standardizations & cookbooks of all these various foods & recipes that they compiled in their palaces, and also gave their names to them which all the people within their empire began to use to describe them with.
A few more Greek words found in Turkish Kitchens:
Gastronomi----Gastronomia
Aroma------------Aroma
Glikoz-------------Glykozi
Gluten------------Glouteni
Gram--------------Grammario
Gliserin-----------Glykerini
Botanik-----------Botaniko
Peptik-------------Peptiko
Fosfor-------------Phosphoros
Diet---------------Diaita
Doz---------------Dosi
Kilogram---------Xeiliogrammo
Gram-------------Grammario
Organik------------Organiko
Afrodizyak--------Aphrodisiako
Nektar-------------Nektar
Tilios---------------Tilio
Dagar--------------Tagari
Izgara--------------Schara
Fici-----------------Boutsi
And just a few examples of foods as well that are NOT Turkish in concept or etymology:
Kurabiyese----Qu-rab-yeh (Arab)
Cacik-------------Cacig
(Armenian)
Musakka--------Musaqqa'ah (Arab)
Fistik-------------Pistah (Persian) {Byz. Pistakion}
^^Basically upwards of 80% of “Turkish” words for Seafood come from Greek & many nautical Terms in general..
Words we Greeks use such as: "Tzatziki" for example comes from Armenian Cacig, or Kourabiedes comes from Arabic Quara biye. Yogurt has been attested for in Greek sources and Cookbooks (yes the oldest cookbooks are Greek) since Ancient times called Oxygala (Acidic Milk) & eaten with Honey & Nuts the same way it is till this very day! Of course, even stuffed Grape Vine Leaves we find from Ancient Sources and Cookbooks that the Greeks called them Fylaion, meaning: "Of the Leaf" that clearly describes the rolling of ingredients within a KlimatoFyllo [Vine-Leaf] and other types of Leaves as well. All these ingredients (Vine Leaves, Olive Oils, Figs etc) are abundant in and around the Mediterranean...unless you truly believe all those Ancient and much more advanced empires waited for some of the Nomad Turks to teach them how to “Roll” a Vine Leaf and call it “rolled” or “stuffed” in their language? Thats laughable and quite delusional at best.
Mousakka is not Turkish either, it is an Arabic word meaning "chilled". Also the word Baharika we Greeks use also comes from Arabic Bahar NOT from Turkish Baharat. PS, as a “fan” of linguistics, I was SHOCKED to see how much Arabic & Persian is in the Turkish language btw. Anyways, the Greeks most likely took those Arabic words from them during the Byzantine-Arab Wars as do all peoples end up trading goods and ideas through any interaction throughout history. The Greeks later on in the 20th century improved their version of Moussaka greatly with the addition of the “European” Bechamel sauce by the Constantinople born chef Nikolaos Tselementes, and has thus become much different than most others in that variation, not to mention made famous since then mostly in the Western World by Greeks.
The word Mezze is either from Persian Mazza for "Snack" or from Greek "Mezaion".... meaning "the middle" in reference to the best cuts of a meat!
Fistik- The word for Peanuts used by the Turks, Fistiki by modern Greeks, is taken from the Arabs whom couldnt pronounce the letter “P” from the original word of Persian Pistah. The Byzantine Greeks called them Pistaki & Pistakion through this original Persian word as well.
Now for Gyro & Souvlaki, one of my favorite subjects regarding food. Souvlaki Grills found on Santorini 1700 BC:
upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/4d/Akrotiri_terracotta_firedogs_with_zoomorphic_finials.jpg
^^^3,700 years ago!!! You can clearly see the cut openings for skewer placement.
Homer's iliad (written 800BC referring to a war that took place in the 1400-1300BC) mentions Obeliskos grilled meat being cooked and eaten by the Greeks (Achilles, Ajax, Odysseus) outside of Troy...
The word etymology of the word “Souvlaki” is very interesing, it comes from:
Greek: Obeliskos
Became:
Latin: (S)ubulos
^^^(Just like Yper & (S)uper)
& was re-loaned (as a word) back to the Byzantines as Souvla...which gives us our modern day word Souvlaki. This is why even today in Greece the Shops that sell them are called:
Souvlatzidiko (Modern Word)
OR
Obelesitirio (Ancient Word)
How can I prove this to you? Well, Obeliskos also gives us the word OBELISK, the pointy Needle-Like Steles that are found in Egypt, can you see the Connection between:
Obelos---A Skewer
Obeliskos-Obelisk
(O)Belos--Arrow
(O)Belona-Needle
^^^All pointy tipped objects.
Final point (no pun intended) on this being that the Ancient Greeks and many peoples way before them had mastered the turning/rotating “skewered Meats” concept many thousands of years before any Turk stepped foot anywhere near Anadolu aka Anatolia. Not to mention that Historically Greeks have made their Souvlakia & Gyros with PORK meat, something that the Turks like good Muslims I believe were not allowed to eat.
And lastly on this subject, even if some other people or nation did “steal” or “borrow” or whatever..the idea to skewer a piece of meat, or to roll a leaf, or to strain Yogurt, is it really that important to you, every Human shares ideas for food, this is part of basic Human Interaction, no? Its not like someone stole your world Class Turkish Philosophy or Art did they now? 🤓
Anyways my friend, hope this little Historical rant has opened your eyes a little bit..🤷🏻♂️
PS, my best friend is Turkish :). Now cut the Hate out & stop trying to spread your stinky propaganda..
Thanks!! 🤚
@@ibrahimturkoglu5492 you are the perfect example of a brainwashed person that has been taught that world history started with Ottoman empire or has been taught alternative pseudo-history. Even Greek mythology is more real than the so called "Turkish" history of yours
People in Athens were really nice and friendly when I was there.... I appreciated much as a tourist. Thank you Greece!!!
When I was in Athens I found the Greek people to be very warm, friendly, and helpful.
Awesome my Hellenic brothers. I love Greek food. God bless Ellada🇬🇷 from your brother from Armenia🇦🇲.
I am from Greece thank you very much my friend
Traveling always from Norway to Greece on holidays, music, the people, food it's like coming to heaven
Alt de har er tyrkisk mat, de har totalt kopiert tyrkisk mat.
Thank you for your kind words!
@@HumanBeing- Turks claiming everything thinking they came up with the recipes as well
@@HumanBeing- how so?
The Greeks were in the region thousands of years before ottomans even showed up.
Learn history first.
BTW turks eat pork?🤣🤣🤣
@@DimosthenisStamatiou next thing you know they claim Italian cuisine as well🤣🤣🤣
I love Greek food. I miss Greece so much. I just can't afford to go there anymore. Big love to Greece from England.
This is all Turkish food. Come to Türkiye and taste the orginal ones.
@@muhendisbibey A Turk , all your cusine stolen from greeks , arabs , we all know what do u eat in Mongolia ( 🐕 ) ( 🐈 ) 🤣🤣
My wife is Greek and she has turned me on to food I have never had and let me tell you what I love the food I'm just a simple Irish guy that has been turned into a lover of the Greek way of eating
Greek cuisine is heaven. The day I went to Greece was the day I fell in love with this country, it's people and it's incredible cuisine. Even though this video covers not even a split of a fraction of the Greek cuisine, it does make me want to go to Greece badly. O well
Ptolemy336VV greek cuisine??? Bahahahahahaha you keep telling yourself that slaves
Jonathan Ellis the Joke is yours. Greece is An incredible country and heavenly cuisine. Its dishes reflect an incredibly diverse cuisine of thousands of years of history with countless of records.
- The oldest cookbook in the world is made by the Greek Archestratus, 350 BCE
And the oldest diet in the world that exists is the Cretan Greek diet. Aside from the fact that diet means in Greek "way of life"
The island of Ikaria are one of those many reasons why Greek cuisine is incredible. For there is no place on earth with more people getting into the 90s and higher than there.
And wherever you came from, have a little respect. Because I hope you're not a jealous Turk or something, then I would understand the lack of intellect in your comment.
because then after your next jealous answer I will tell you specific facts to where you came from and to how your nomadic life (on some of the poorest farmlands in the world on the grasslands in Mongolia) had a very primitive cuisine based on almost entirely cattle/animals not even 800 years ago, before Turks where the latest people to enter the Mediterranean in 1000-1200AD and Inherited Greek cuisine and empire and everything with it that was lightyears ahead where its capital constantinople was a huge culinary center in the far and wide regions when the Greek kingdom of Byzantium fell.
Luckily as a admirer of Greece as a whole I have had years of Investigating in its many aspects to even history,linguistics, archaeology and so on.
Nice that the Joke is for yourself, but next time it wont be anymore, when I make the Joke for the rest of us.
Ptolemy336VV greece cuisine is just stolen food ideas from Italy and Turkey
Ptolemy336VV please stfu... you walk written fake history instead of going to Turkey... Like Baklava comes from Gaziantep... Bitch please I'm French and Greek is shithole country... without turkey none of you would eat delicous food..
The fact alone that the Turkish cuisine is a Mediterranean cuisine, based on Mediterranean ingredients, already makes your comment USELESS. Because you Turks didn't have any of these ingredients when your poor nomadic Turkish forefathers where still scouring the poor grasslands of Kazachstan/Mongolia where almost nothing grows.
Your comment is with utter lack of intellect and is utterly redundant. Now scram
I really miss Greece especially Athens. They have sumptuous freshly prepared street foods which are big in size and very reasonable in price.
I almost cried when he didn't dunk the bread in the olive oil of the salad.
Me too
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He's still learning!!
That’s a Greek sin
Also when He called the gyro souvlaki…
I love and support Greece from Azerbaijan 🇬🇷❤🇦🇿 👍
TURKEY?
As a Turk, I must admit we have many ignorant people in Turkey. Greece has a strong influence over the world. And I hate when people say “ no this is Turkish’ no it belongs to that geographic area. I love Greece
adamlar ülkene atana sövüyor hala ı love greece kardeş git yanlarına
Respect and love to you my friend ! Spread love and Peace. God bless turkey and greece. Greetings from Gr !!
Salaksın
jadorerable Thank you for this comment. I agree.
Have you ever been here? ( to Greece, that is)
Greece and Turkey have similar foods. The best
I've been to Greece and many of the stunning islands many many times, and I will continue to travel to this amazing place. The people are so friendly and welcoming the food the beaches the history, I could go on and on its got to be my favorite place in the whole world. I hope when all this brexit business is over and settled, we can still travel to Europe as we do today, that there are no restrictions and the cost doesn't go through the roof.
EVERYONE IS WELCOME TO OUR BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY 🇬🇷❤️
Love Greece, their food, culture,... I definitely can't wait to go back!
Hello gorgeous HW are you and the family doing today wish you a blessed weekend I'm Leonard from Russia work in an oil company called petrolemass in Canada if you don't mind I'll like us to know more about ourselves dear
The funniest part of this video is that, most of the food it shows, neither has ANYTHING to do with Greek traditional cuisine, nor was Even known to Greece until 50-60 years ago
@@Chris-xb7gm Whaaaat?!!! 😮 thanks for the fun facts!
@@carolramoserrano1162 they aren't facts lol, they are just jealous and probably a Turk saying that
@@carolramoserrano1162 it's pretty obvious the dude has some issue with greek food lmao. Spanakopita, tiropita, and souvlaki have been eaten for a much longer time than 60 years. Rotisserie meats in particular have been a Greek staple for hundreds of years
Just a tip for those who are not Greek.
Para para: Take one take one.
When the man at 22:27 opened the container and said "para para", that is his way of telling the customer to help themselves. It's a social thing for venders and very polite.
But since Luke didn't know Greek, the man had to quickly re-collect his thoughts and give Luke one and ask if he wants one by doing a hand gesture.
I laughed for abit, since I am Greek and saw the slight embarrassment fall onto the old man's face abit.
But I want to help travelers out.
So some tips from a fellow Greek:
1. Travel with someone who knows Greek.
2. If someone smiles at you and said something unrecognizable, smile politely and say "American-o" as if you were Spanish. They will understand, and adjust to help you better.
3. If you are not traveling with someone who knows Greek, it might be a good idea to least learn Hello, Bye, Thank you, and the numbers for your visit.
4. If that is too much effort, at least do your best to participate in the culture. Greeks are very inviting and enjoy it greatly when people partake in the culture, even if they do not know our language.
5. Dance with them when they form a circle and kick feet. You'll look funny at first, but everyone does. After awhile you'll notice the pattern, and recognizing it and keeping along with it, means the world to Greeks.
6. Do not be afraid to eat with your hands! It is a Greek thing to do, and every Greek does it. EVERY SINGLE ONE. And it isn't seen as filthy, and no, not as compliment to chef. It is seen as natural and something they never saw as wrong. But if you eat spinach pie with a fork, you may get some weird glares. I encourage you to eat the spinach pie with your hands, it's how it's meant to be eaten. (along with many other foods)
Some words in Greek:
Thank you: efcharistó (EE-farie-STO)
Hello: geia sas (YA-sas)
Goodbye: geia sas (YA-sas)
(google search will tell you those two words are not the same, just trust me. they are.)
Good morning: Kaliméra (KA-lee-meh-RAH)
Good night: kalinychta (KA-le-neh-TAH)
That is all I can think of for right now.
I hope this helps anyone traveling to Greece!
-Angel
Angel Ky. - your καλημέρα & καληνύχτα should be shown with the K sound in English, not C, yes I am Greek, but very proficient in English since I grew up in America - για σας
@@madambutterfly7513 Thank you Madam.
Ouaou de to pistevo oti ekatsa Kai to diavasa olo afto
I'm visiting in November, and I very much appreciate your comment! Efcharistó!
Thank you so much for the tips. We are travelling there in a week
In Greece it's better to eat at small not that popular taverns. They serve great, fresh food. I am Greek btw
Γιώργος Naf - best food in the world, especially from small family owned restaurants! My sister & brothers & I had 6 entrees of delicious homemade food for about $30 for all of us, καλός φαγητό!!! For 7 of us!! Lol - Iam Greek & love my beautiful country
italy same
True .-.
We were on a Greek island a few years ago. The harbour was very pretty at night, lots of tourists and 'tourist' restaurants. All with waiters beckoning you to come in. Not my thing.We walked inland about half a mile and down an alley we saw 3 tables with candles. We wandered down and met a very charming greek lady who took us into her kitchen and showed us her food. No menu, just a few simple meals to choose from. A lovely lemon chicken soup. A bean dish I think called Fasolada. A meat layered pasta dish with lovely greek salad. Grilled fish. Spanakopita, my favourite! All very simply cooked and delicious. While we ate she went to the store to get us some wine and some cold beer. A delightful lady. We ate there often and the 'menu' changed daily was half the price of the tourist areas and way better. We always tipped generously.
@@tilerman ....and you lived happy ever after!!! Just say Great Food Great Price Great location. Why the long spiel? 😩
Lots of respect greeks we love u all and the food is amazing!!
From Egypt❤
We love you too, you are our ancients friends and the best neighbors we have!! P. S in Greece we listen and dance a lot Egypt music!! ❤️❤️❤️
@@riamentz1240 You too thank you love❤, I wish to visit Greece one day and soon I'll make my dream come true👀❤
@@riamentz1240 bcs yall are arabs too duh thats why yall love their music
No, the Greeks are not Arabs, but we have many things in common, but the Greeks have many things that are more similar to the Egyptians, such as music, singing, or even reactions because they have lived for long years in Egypt, specifically in the city of Alexandria. You can search for more info.
@@hanaattiaaa you know the greeks hate muslims? And they have with every neighbour state a problem they have problem with turks, bulgars macedonian albanian greek state are very agressiv
Everybody with a smile in their faces
💙🤍 at the end of the day it’s the only thing we have control over ...
EVERY BODY MAKING TURKISH FOOD IN GREEK
Ter minator I was in Greece in May I didn’t see one beggar and all were well dressed out every night ... Greek people have pride because of long rich culture
mr. pickle finger look around you Greek is everywhere it’s stone written . Hera has cursed you with jealousy let it go
Ter minator says someone who’s never been to Greece b4 lol
All respect to this beautiful unique nation Greece
Nidal from Jordan
Pulcino Pio No they’re not Turkish. Turks just claim these dishes because they have a problem with extremist nationalism in their country and they hate Greek people. Not every eastern Mediterranean dish is Turkish. This is ridiculous. The eastern Mediterranean is the center of civilization for thousands of years. Turks arrived like 600 years ago in the region
Shukran my friend! You’re always welcome!
@Pulcino Pio first of all pork gyros is turkish..... turkish first saw the sea a thousand years ago. We Greeks are here from the time zero. Real native mediterranian people.
@Pulcino Pio I don t know where are you from but you have first to study some history and then to visit some ancient greek museums. There you can find evidences and proofs about the aegean culture. Then you have to visit greek villages (ex. Crete) to taste the same foods that our anchestors eat. And it s not only food. Even music, dances, LANGUAGE, philosofy, ethics as hospitality are the same thousands of years. THOUSANDS not hundreds . Turkish people are came in this area about some hundreds of years. And for all these there is proofs! ΚΑΛΗΝΥΧΤΑ ΜΙΚΡΕ ΜΟΥ ΑΔΕΡΦΕ
@Pulcino Pio You realise that Turks conquered the Βyzantium empire that had a massive culture already, dont you? So many many things that Turks "gave" to Greeks were already greek because of Βyzantium...
I love the way that you pronounce the Greek food! Like αν είσαι Έλληνας! ❤️❤️🇬🇷🇬🇷
aggelikh gewrgiou geia sou vre 😙
Γειά παιδιά
γειαααα
Εγώ πάντως γιατροσόφια για hangover έψαχνα, και μου τον έβγαλε να τρώει πατσά .
pio ellinas aftos apo essena blepo like an eisai ellinas
Greece is mesmerizing, can't wait to visit the country.
I didn't eat chicken and beef in Greece but everything else including seafood was incredibly delicious. The fruit juices taste so much better than in the US. The coffee, desserts etc., just outstanding.
I'm very very glad you came to Athens, the town I was born and I'm staying, even for a day. I have watched your videos for some time now but to tell the truth I signed up with this. Your first stop, Stani, basically the name means "sheepfold" from the sheepfolds that traditionally make one of the traditional Greek yogurts from sheep's milk, is there since 1949. Your coffee stop is next to Central meat and fish market, officially called "Varvakios market" from the name of the beneficial Ioannis Varvakis and it works unstoppable since 1884. The restaurant Epirus took the name from Epirus, a traditional region at Northern Greece, because the man who opens the store was from that region. Patsa, with the tone at second a, as you said is a must after a hangover for the ingredients it has and someone has to put in, red hot pepper flakes and vinegar with garlic and we usually eat it at early hours of the morning after a ...night-bar visit. Ariston, your cheese pie stop, does not make the traditional cheese pie BUT they make a unique cheese pie since 1906 (1910 you see at the label is from 19 -1906- and the number of the street 10), with actually feta cheese in it and not some feta cream you can usually eat. Cheese pie and spinach pie are the most common pies at Greece but, you must know from were to buy one. Miran one of the best shops you can buy and try pastourma, among other delicacies, in Athens, since 1922. Ntolmadakia are made with vineyard leaf and rice, the ones you eat, or rice and meat and served with oil and lemon. Koulouri is a snack that you must eat it early morning if you want it very fresh. Loukoumades are originally served with honey syrup and walnuts and is a must. Chocolate and other toppings are the modern version of them. Last, the souvlaki. What i can say for it.. our addiction national street food. You eat it at Monastiraki square, in the old town in Athens, were is the famous flea market.
Hope next time to meet you, feel free to contact with me any time, you or anybody of your friends or followers, we can have a "tour" in Athens, to see her like the Greeks do... ;)
I would argue that traditional loukoumades are served with honey and *cinnamon,* not walnuts. But hey, I love walnuts, so I accept that variation! :)
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Hey kid, you come across as a good hearted guy and because of that you'll succeed in anything you you show...
Good luck to you and your family
That's very kind of you to say. Thanks a lot Nicolas!
@@LukeMartin hey Luke I'm still kicking myself for not going to Stani when I was in Athens in July 2019 ; since I saw your post and others as well before my trip; I really wanted to try the anthogalo
Greek food is amazing. Love the video. A great presenter. My highlights of the video is seeing the various facial expressions of pleasure when he tastes the food ☺️😋
Greek foods 💕💕💕💕 The most beautiful country in Europe with amazing foods 💕💕
greek copied turkish foods
@@Ozgur_ygn3 the touristic industry of Greece. Not Greek people themselves. What Greeks eat at home has nothing to do with the Turkish s*it our touristic industry sells
@@sahq5996 nice English from dog country person
With the stolen foods from Türkiye? Yes, you're right.
Hello Greeks people am from Jordan I love Greece so much my father study their for 5 years but he paced away before 9 years he told that yall are such a wonderful people salute to all of u guys 🇯🇴❤🇬🇷
Qeu
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RIP to your dad, I'd love to visit Jordan, my best wishes to you 🖤
Im Greek and i have a friend from Jordan, such a nice guy! Love Jordan !
@Panagiotis Varelas cyprus not yours! cyprus is turkish lol. '"northern cyprus TURKISH republic" language: turkish. money: turkish lira. most people: turks again
@@tunatros8317 the other half Cyprus is greek greek language greek money greek national anthem therefore shut up because old time all the Cyprus was greek!🇬🇷
I love Greece and their people. Love their food and culture. God bless them and their land. Greetings from Serbia.
Orthodox brothers
Yeah
BTW it is good to try new things
A joke I heard in Belgrade:
"Why do Serbs adore Greece?" -- "Because it's the only Balkan country that they haven't been at war with, at some point in time." 😂😂😂
Bratee!!
Hello Greece, A big fan of your country from India. Those who are reading this Long live your family. Guys please support #MADEININDIAREVIEW
As an Iranian, I always want to visit Greece because half of Iran's history is fighting with Greeks 🤣. I don't know why but I feel really close to you guys.
Love from Iran😘😘.
Fuck iran
Love Iran
My dream is to visit Iran. Greetings from Greece.
Just here for the amazing culture and food 😋💞
Με τόσο γιαούρτι παίζει να σε πήγε πλυντήριο μετά...
xaxa σερπαντινα
Πριονοκορδελα
Κλαίω ρε παπάρες!!! 😂😂😂
joanna_k αυτός να δείς τι κλάμα θα έριξε στήν τουαλέτα τού ξενοδοχείου
Spiros Tr 😂😂😂😂
That’s made me feel incredibly jealous. Greek food is so good, not like the tasteless, limited selection of artificially grown cancer causing 5 times the price it should be food that UK people are forced to eat.
I love how natural, abundant, cheap and tasty their food is. Even their cucumber tastes of cucumber and their tomatoes are totally different from what what we are allowed to buy in UK.
Really good vid, thank you for posting.
I am greek leaving in Germany, I can feel you. I still haven't found a cucumber that is not all watery, and tastes of cucumber. Tomatoes total tragedy. Even that the potatoes that they grow here in Germany and they don't have to import for us are considered baby potatoes.
Go there. Food is life.
At least we have better food than the us
I am from Greece and I have lived there for years and was also born there but I have been living in London for 2 and a half years and no offence but I do not really like the food. And they need to start making better ingredients for Greek food. Also the beef is not very good too not just when you make Greek food but I the reason I don't really like English food is because I am used to Greek food and I go to Athens 2 times a year for a month every time I go there and I also eat Greek food only in the UK.
Only if that cousine is belong to themselves..
I miss Greece so much. And now watching this, my stomach misses it. Yiasou 🇬🇷
I love spanakopita 😍 I always get this when I go to a Greek restaurant( already did this when I was a kid). I also really like bifteki and gyros. Love from the Netherlands. And feta cheese is My favourite
I love Amsterdam love from 🇬🇷
Hello gorgeous HW are you and the family doing today wish you a blessed weekend I'm Leonard from Russia work in an oil company called petrolemass in Canada if you don't mind I'll like us to know more about ourselves dear
greeks are so nice .. love from Egypt
Rezk Mohammed [مدمر جبهات السودانين والرعاع العرب ] salah dududududud oooh mane mane i am Greek 😀
Thanks you my friend Greece and Egypt 2 countries with a lot of history
Rezk Mohammed [مدمر جبهات السودانين والرعاع العرب ] long history egypt and greece :^^
well we learned from the best ;) at least our ancient philosophers say so :p
Rezk Mohammed [مدمر جبهات السودانين والرعاع العرب ] thanks bro i am from greece and we love egypt
As a Turkish guy (not Mongol nor arab) I just wonder why all theese anger, why? Both Turks and Greeks have an extraordinary old and vast history and culture which, for sure, includes cusinery. Yes, we have so many things in common that can not only be confined by the topic of food. If you are a Greek person you will feel home, especially when you are in a western side or Aegean side of Turkey. And I see in this video most Greek people just appear and behave like Turkish people and I would be feeling like home here in Greece. Please don't rush easily and no one is a thief here. I know some of you will write bad and ugly words here below the comments but some of the nice people regardless of their nationalities and religions will get my point. I love Greek mythology and history and giving you salutations. Greetings from Turkey 🇬🇷 🇹🇷
You better ask Erdogan why he hates us.
Why all this anger? You killed Greeks and occupied half of Cyprus. You killed thousands of greek inhabitants of Istanbul. You killed Greeks on Smyrna. You had Greece under occupation for 400 years 1453-1821. Our population would be 40 million but you oeft us with 6 million in 1821. You violate our FIR every day with your fighter planes. And you womder why we hate you? And don't you dare compare our histories. We gave the world scieνce, art, philosophy, democracy, Olympic Games, medicine and created the greatest civilization of this planet. You only killed and stole other countries properties. You still are. Syria, Cyprus, Smyrne, Constantinople, Kurdistan.
@@leftheodo Who they? So the current generation is guilty because the older generation wasn't good? Wake up
alekos9777 who do you think voted for Ertogan? Who do you think celebrates every 20th of July, 13th of September, worships Kemal as a national hero? Imagine If Tsipras ordered an invation in Cyprus or in Syria as a Ertogan did some months ago, what would happen in Greece. Imagine if our Prime minister threatened another country every day. What would Greeks do? You are the one who needs to wake up and study some history. They didn’t do it just once. History repeats its self. Greeks in Constantinoupolis thought that Turks were their friends and neighbors. The same applies to Greek Cypriots. Reality and Turkish nature woke them up the hard way....
@@leftheodo don't say "you killed bla bla bla" jesus christ. We know that many Turks were raped by the Greeks and the children were murdered.
Greek food is terrific. The pastries are delicious. I love the Greek jellies, like the cherries, small eggplants, they are made sweet with a syrup. Growing up, we always served our guests the jelly with a glass of cold water. No potatoes chips and onion dip.
Congratulations for the video and the specific information you give for our food it was perfect 👌 thank you for visiting our country 😀 I hope you liked the food as much as you seem to taste it !!!
Greece is in this years wish list...
Oh I dont blame you its an awesome travel destination!
thank you !!!
Joby Gochoco Hope you have fun this summer!
Just dont bring the gun here
You should come ^_^
It is so nice to see tourists like our food :) Patsas (the soup of intestines) it is a bit disgusting and i am so surprised that he liked it as many of us don't really (mostly the youth)
Great and very authentic video from Athens. :)
*Good job Love your video and this amazing country .keep going!*
amazing food, amazing video! Thanks for sharing!
Greece has got top quality foods.Everything is organic there.People are very nice and friendly there.Visit Albania next.
Incredible and mouth-watering food. I would love to visit Greece. As usual keep up in showing the environment and people of each country. Love your video.
Thanks so much! Hope you get to visit Greece it is a great travel destination!
What a great food tour and love your videos. Heading to Greece next week and can’t wait to hit up your recommendations! 😋🙌🏻
My favorite place in the whole world! Spent 4 years in Greece. Wish I never came back.
Yaaay i love Hellenic people so much !
I'm from Egypt! I wish to visit Athens, Mykonos and Santorini and try all of these delicious dishes 😋😍😍
My friend listen me if you wanna taste some nice food don't go to mykonos or santorini it's TOO expensive for no reason and food without flavor! I suggest you to go to Crete Athens And Mittilini that has the greatest fishes!!
The first person who called Greek people Hellenic!! Congrats😍😍😍😍
There is so much more to see in Greece than Mykonos and Santorini... just research it a little bit and we will be more than glad to welcome you my friend
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@@snowxd4407 Yo, Mytilene respect!
Thanks for sharing! Now I have glimpse on Greek Street Food.
Yes! It is a beautiful cuisine :)
26:11 "And the gift of good food was given to humanity , forever to spoil them." Face of pure joy right there.
çalmadık yemek bırakmamışlar
@Sasist almanyadaki türkler sayesinde biliyorlar avrupa da türk yemeği olduğunu ancak amerika da herkes yunan yemeği sanıyor
Çalmak değil 600 sene bizle beraber yaşayanlar bunlari yapmalari gayet normal, ama ilginc olan yaptiklarini bizden daha iyi yapıyorlar
@@AKIN180 ilk olarak 600 sene değil 400 sene ayrıca çoğu yemeği iyi bizden yapamıyorlar hatta gyro diye döner gibi bir yemekleri var emin ol bizim kaliteli et dönerler 1000 kat iyidir
@@erendogan844 ben kalite açısından dedim
@Sasist laaaaan niye söylüyorsun canım çekti keşke döner olsada yesem
Greece is the most beautiful country in the world.everything you want you can find it in Greece. Food? Yes. Sea?Yes. Sun?Yes. Beaches? Yes. Mountains? Yes. Museums? Of course...
@greg oscar you are ignorant and unpolite to talk that way to other people
@@oguzhanbytk6834 right the malaka forgot about the women
@greg oscar you have no philotomo
@@irenecaste7290 he has no philotomo
@greg oscar greggy skase
It reminds me a lot of my country! (Italy). proud to say that Italians and Greeks are like twins! Una faccia una razza! 🇮🇹💕🇬🇷
Yes as a greek im happy too! Greetings from Greece! We love italy too!🤗💖
Lol, Italians are Christian Turks!
@denizella and who talked about food? ._.
in any case: I know with certainty, from personal experience, that a small part of Greek cuisine will also be influenced by the Turkish one, but the vast majority is not.
@@demir1971 Lol... good joke
@@Takero-Sc it's not a joke, it's the Truth!
This is a very fine Greek video Luke! Your channel and content is most enjoyable to watch. Seems the Greeks know how to turn the pace down and enjoy life. Eating the street food in the middle of the square, Bach ground music was most enjoyable. I wish you success on your TH-cam videos and future endeavors. Cheers!
Greek cuisine is the best🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷
LOL
The similarity between the Greek and Turkish cuisine shouldn't divide us. It should make us closer. Greetings from Turkey, Kayseri to Greece!
Turkish and anatolian Greek refugees cuisine* Greek proper cuisine is not similar to Turkish, people in peloponnese, Macedonia, ionian islands etc didn't even have a slight idea what gyros and stuff like that is
as bayrakları
hayin köpek yemeklerimizi peşkeş çekiyosun yunanlara
@@ibrahimsalih1605sımıt bıle var aynı ..ne yaparsın daha önceler oralar bıze ait oldugu için yemeklerımız kalmış adı bıle aynı cacıki musakka turk kahvesı orda yunan kahvesı .baklava orda baklavai
@@erkanguner3409 aynen öyle başına greek koyuyolar yunan oluyo greek yogurt greek doner bi meydan muharebesi şart oldu
Hey I am a Greek and I have to say that you made the best options in traditional greek food!!!!❤❤
The most similar to Italian people I've seen, it's the Greek people togheter Spaniards and Portuguese.
I love how Luke uses traditional rempetiko music in his video here, it binds all the ingredients together!
Looks so yummy yogurt, the authentic Greek. Ooh the hand pies, I'm salivating...
Yogurt is Turkish 🇹🇷
Yogurt is national Turkish food. Google it : "where does yogurt come from?"
Το ιντρο με τον ιχθυοπωλη ολα τα λεφτά!
Miltos Siozios ναι αλλα τι ειπε
@@Cj-ol9qu "Αυτή η κουτσομούρα ένα dallar! Έι!"
Ένα τάλαρο είπε
Τρόμαξα λίγο στην αρχή 😂😂😂😂
εσείς οι Έλληνες παίζουν τα τουρκικά τρόφιμα, παίζετε τα τραγούδια σας, το κρασί μας και τα φαγητά και τα γούστα μας
I love Greece and its people. Love their food and culture. You need to shave Luk!
Love Greece much much love from Egypt
Love yall greeks
wee love our Ancient brothers too
I'm from Egypt too!
Greeks are the best😍❤
Brothers and friends since the ancient!
Been there quite a lot in Greece, and I can says it is very wonderful countries. Especially the foods 😃. Hello from Germany
Yes it is a very wonderful country! Would love to visit Germany some day soon! Thanks for watching!
Luke Martin yeah buddy😁. Welcome to Germany soon!
Sergei Germany is beautiful as well, and the food is delicious. Lets hope it stays that way.
@@1212Artemis German food is Disgusting!
@@1212Artemis compare Greece with German Is like compare meet and Salad ahha no way Germany Is so boring and ugly
Hello there,as a greek, i am proud of your work here.Even the music was traditional greek. You did your research. Beautifull video. And guys you should know these places are not the fancy and expensive places,this quality of food is served in a small familly restaurant. (next time you should try some seafood too)
18:51 Hagia Sophia? Is that an Anatolian-Greek shop? Pastirma, sucuk... Probably from Afyon/Konya/Kayseri region.
@Βόμβα Ναπάλμ the Hagia Sophia was Greek from 300 Ad (Roman/BZYANTINE) to 1453.
Modern Greeks are the descendents of the orthodox Christians living in the romans empire, so the Hagia Sophia is a important cultural part for them.
Hope this explains It
And now the Hagia Sophia is a mosque. Elhamdulillah
Eko B Church transformed into a Mosque
As a Turk i personally believe thats a shame both for christians and muslims cuz that building was intended to be a church not a mosque
So i would probably choose a different mosque if i am going to pray
@@erdniealinik respect
@@TRSakarya54 islam is dying in turkey thanks to ataturk. Cry harder Islamist
Amazing, I love Greece ❤️
I've been to many, many towns and cities in Greece. I have eaten a lot of things there that I would never have had a chance to eat in the US. My favorite escapade was when me a three other friends went into a 5 star restaurant in Athens. I thought I had learned enough of the native language to not worry about help with the menu. I had been wanting a big piece of beef sirloin and open broil on flame to well done. When my steak came it sorta resembled a piece of top sirloin but that is where the likeness to a beef steak ended. What I ordered evidently was a horse steak. I gulped down my wine and then I ate my salad. Well, I could see there was nothing to do but try to save face. I cut into the meat and to my surprise I probably didn't even need a knife, because it was so tender and juicy that I couldn't believe it. The steak was as good as any I had ever eaten. Maybe I hit on with an exceptional chef or something but I think there is a reason for the 5 star rating system that makes sense sometimes.
Awesome video luke, I always want to go to Athens Greece, or Europe in general. Please more of these kinds of videos!
Awesome! thanks Phi, I'm glad you've enjoyed it! Another euro video coming very soon!
When I have Greek salad in MTL, I get a chunk of feta. It's the best part!
Thanks, got some idea for Greek foods, coming to Athens by September, hope everything is fine now.
Everything looked soooooo good, great video thanks guys
Thank you Abel for watching:)
I'm living through your videos Luke & Sabrina. Thanks for you guys cuz you've never failed to brighten my day!
Thanks so much that means a lot:)
Nice Vid Kid! Congrats for making it happen. One can see the Mark Weins influence, even the 'Oh Wow!' That's ok, cuz I consider him the best! Bam!, Out of Bounds!, Oh Wow! etc... a lot of guys have a tag line. Looking forward to hearing yours!
That definitely makes me want to try topping my Greek yogurt with honey and walnuts next time I have it 😋
I love Greeks, lots of love from Turkey.
@greg oscar We live in 2018. Wake up. The average person usually doesn't agree with corrupt politicians.
Thank you Sam...many many sincere wishes for the new year with health and love ...from a Greek too....
They are not our enemy ' okay shut up !
i have been to Greece 2 times a long time ago ooh now i get a flashback remember all those flavors and spices! bless.
oh yeah, Greek food I just too good :)
99% of Greek streetfood/touristic cuisine comes from anatolian Greeks instead of mainland Greek cuisine. And there is a reason behind this: traditional Greek mainland cuisine is strongly pasta based, something that in a touristic level is already offered by other countries around the world
Not from anatolian greeks, its come from the turk settlers from anatolia(ottomans) %99 of this street foods cuisine is coming from turks.
@@thetmose5369 there are no turkish settlers from anatolia, amd These dishes were for the most part unknown before Greek settlers from anatolia come here in 1923
@lunatic. *Arabic, not Turkish. Everything else in your comment is right
@@thetmose5369 a lot of these dishes pre-date the turkish colonization of anatolia. souvlaki for example.
Not only pasta based. There are many, many other foods, which are based on pork and beef.
I love Greece everything is great, lovely, beautiful natural
Nice to see something apart from Asian street food!!!! Greek food looks absolutely delicious!!!
Thanks Yaowei!
and cleaner
u mean turkish food in greek* please correct urself
Diss to Turkish food :D
@@serkan7072 you mean Arabic food, that anatolian Greeks and Turks eat. Yes, that is true. Mainland Greek cuisine has nothing to do with this video, and turkish or Arabic cuisine in general
If you hear malaka in greece respond with malaka too that's how we communicate
@greg oscar what
Well put Alex. Greetings from Melbourne, Australia malaka.
what it means?
#George Mpix. It means - "tassel tosser" - "wanker" - masterbater.
@@Kolinakos it means "hi my friend" 😂
Me starving at 3am watching this 😩
Nice video, guys! You did Greek street food justice :-)
Hello gorgeous HW are you and the family doing today wish you a blessed weekend I'm Leonard from Russia work in an oil company called petrolemass in Canada if you don't mind I'll like us to know more about ourselves dear
I love how lively the market is! The people in Greece seem so much more...um...ALIVE than in the USA. Great looking food, too. I'm salivating and wondering if I have the ingredients for a Greek salad in my fridge.
haha well its not too difficult to make a Greek salad! The Athens Central Market was certainly a lively place! Thanks for watching :)
The ingredients for a greek salad are everything you have in your fridge
we are alive allright....and wishing things were much better...but we survive
Flogero_Peos yeet Εκλαψα με το username σου φιλε χαχαχαχαχα
MsKestrela yes. They are.. Try to cut the meat just how they do it at 5:45 lets see in how many seconds you gonna go to jail if you do that in Canada with all the stupid vegans.
27:21 παραλιγο να του πεσει το τζατζικι😵😵😵 το ΤΖΑΤΖΙΚΙ
Σηγα μωρέ τζατζίκι από τα lidl
thanks for visit greece, i wish you have fun and eat good in our country!!
Thanks for all the tips studied your video well, ahead of my trip.
Hello gorgeous HW are you and the family doing today wish you a blessed weekend I'm Leonard from Russia work in an oil company called petrolemass in Canada if you don't mind I'll like us to know more about ourselves dear
Amazing!! Now I want to go there even more and sooner.Good informative video.Gracias amigo 👍
Καλημέρα,Είμαι μια Τουρκαλα και ειδα ότι τα γεύματα μας είναι ίδια,χαιρετίσματα απο την Τουρκια,αγαπώ την Ελλαδα και τους Ελληνες/Ελληνιδες❤🥰🙋🏻♀️
epitelous..hreiazontai fwnes san th dikh sou kai pollwn allwn na stamathsei ayth h geloia antiparathesh...poianou einai to souvlaki, kai giati vazoun patates mesa..olo ahdies..anti na enwsoume fwnes, tis diairoume gia to hathri twn politikwn ... We need voices like yours and mine.. respect from Greece.
@@georgiosinfa7962 Σε ευχαριστώ πολύ αδερφε μου🤗
Να ένα kebab εμφανίστηκε
@@georgiosinfa7962 Η αντιπαραθεση φιλε δεν εχει να κανει με φαγητό αλλα με το γεγονός οτι η Τουρκια θελει να σε κατακτησει.
@@MrOmonoiatis καλά που μας προειδοποιησες να έχουμε το νου μας. Είσαι τόσο ανθέλληνας που το μόνο που σου δίνει λόγο ύπαρξης είναι τα φαντάσματα που εφευρίσκεις για να νιώθεις κάποιος
turkish foods?🇹🇷
GREEK
@@aluandjalal1324
Wtf greece
SIMIT SUCUK SARMA KEBAB PASTIRMA ALL TÜRKISCH FOOD 🇹🇷🤘
Wallah question goggle
I love Turkish food, looks like Greeks love it to
I love every turkish city. because all of them have greek names
@@Paneksipnos is europeans talking about their city names? no. cuz city names is not important thing. war is war. countries can take their enemies lands and cities but can't take their culture (food, dances vs.) u greeks ve to understand this
@@sarp2870 are u drunk? even the food is in the greek culture. Mikrasiatikh kitchen pal. turks did not know even a thing before they came from mongolia in anatolia . Stuffed vine leafs, domlades, meat, galaktoboureko, etc. the only thing that is turkish is the baklava.
@@Paneksipnos doner is turkish, cacik is turkish (Greeks makes better), yogurt is turkish (yogurt is came to europe from middle asia) i cant say all foods but this list is turkish food, they was making in ottoman kitchen and greeks can eat them its so normal but cant say that foods are our.
@@sarp2870 tzatziki is greek! its blasphemy(joke) u call it turkish. doner yes maybe its turkish . be honest. some of them are greek , some of them are turkish. dolmades for example is a 100 per cent greek .
You are a very concise and beautiful communicator! You speak with passion and on track where my mind follows yours exactly! Well done video!
Δεν γίνεται να επισκεφτείς την ελλαδα και να μην μείνεις ευχαριστημένος από τις ομορφιές του τόπου και των παραδόσεων!το κάθε τι έχει αξία εδώ γιατι έχει ιστορία και βαθιές ρίζες στο παρελθόν!!!!😄😉😘
gamo ton bothro tis europis pou legetai ellada
μια χαρα γινεται
@@patrickbateman1540 τι απεσιος είσαι
@@yeswoo4452 τι κακός
My favorite greece dish is Turkish cofee it is so deliceous 🥰
@Giannis K yes definetly
@Giannis K thanks 😄🇲🇳🇬🇷
Great show. Thankyou
I was eagerly waiting for 2018 video and i was not disappointed. I am so hungry right now. Great work again luke !!!
Friend you are MERAKLIS (μερακλής) in greek meaning a person knowing how to enjoy life. You are more Greek than us Greeks (y)
Angelos A even the word you are using is turkish meraklı
@@emirtiginbayhan4125 hahaha you funny
@@emirtiginbayhan4125 so it's not possible that you take the word from us?
Vins ilias yeah you are right the are lot of words in turkish that originally greek(about 500-600 words) but meraklı is a turkish word that is actually originated from Arabic word rikkat but adjunc (-lı) from merak*lı* is turkish and the word merak is using by turks since 17th century
@@emirtiginbayhan4125 i thought you were one of those fanatics that believe that everything in greece belongs to turks. Well, of course we have a lot of similarities, afterall we lived toghether for centuries. And we both have obviusly also our dinstictive identity, but it makes no sense to argue about what is originally turk or greek, especially in the food topic.
Emblematic greece is my home always wonderful nice people good food all the best feelings