@adam brown Confusingly, there are two countries named Congo. Serge was born in Brazzaville, Rep. of the Congo, not the Democratic Rep. of the Congo [Kinshasa] where all the wars and troubles have been for the past many years.
Serge is cool af. Also, can't believe he goes to this place! I've driven past it on a regular basis for the past 10 years and always intrigured by it lol. Good on him to support local businesses and this will surely boost her business! :-)
ManWhoLostTooth we all do. Biz brought a lot of heart and culture to our team and was a much needed boost at the time. Glad he still has love for Toronto. Not mad that he opted for more money with Orlando either, cause Biz does a lot of community work where ever he goes and the money certainly helps him on his misson. (Long winded comment, But Biz and Ibaka for that matter deserve all the love and appreciation they get)
Bizz was the man but he wanted to cash his great season and playoffs, happy for him cause it worked out for both of us. Our bench would not be as fluid offensively with Bizz, we are better off with Poeltl and Siakam for two way play
I live in Toronto. It’s has sooo much diversity. You can find food from everywhere in this earth. Good authentic grub made by people from that country. We are lucky.
I liked how they packed the food so nicely. I wonder how much he pays them. This lady must be like a second mom to him. It’s beautiful how he sticks to his roots. He also says he goes back regularly every year which is great.
Miss Josie We eat Fried Plantain In Nigeria too and my mouth is like 🤤🤤🤤 watching this while eating Nigerian Jollof rice 🍚 love my family's home country ❤️🇳🇬❤️
He's happy and proud to eat food from his country, not saying anyone elses type of food is bad but it's okay to own and embrace your cultural roots, especially when the food is prepared with good health in mind. One doesn't need to subject to self righteous people who feel like they're culture and food is any better than, and yours is the lessor.
LOL There's no such thing as Wakanda, these Congolose foods are all from French recipes using herbs and spice brought back from the Americas by European explorers, so say thank you to the colonizers #LOL
I'm hungry as hell now after watching this mini-documentary. Although I am Jamaican and love my Jamaican food to death, I might have to try some Congolese food. Serge is a hell of a player and if he says something is good, I'll take his word for it.
Jaylen *Straightoutda80s* Brown if you mean my fav Jamaican dish, I can eat Rice and Peas with Jerk Chicken everyday. I also love Ackee or Callaloo and Saltfish. I love festival, dumpling, plantain, jackfruit, etc. Overseas food is a vibe and takes me away from this cancerous fast food in the US.
African food is amazing! Try Ivorian food too. Very similar to Jamaican food, down to the sorrel with ginger that they make. They make a grilled chicken like jerk chicken, and a fish dish that's close to escoveitch with onions and carrots and vinegar
Eh ben ouais, I'm so proud of our Congolese brother Serge Ibaka 🇨🇩 for putting our homeland DRCongo on the map after winning the NBA championship with Toronto Raptors 🏆 even though I'm a Lakers fan for life. Now I tell my homies 🇺🇲, I'm from California my adopted home State after more than 3 decades in the States but I will never forget my beautiful & lively hometown of Kinshasa in the Democratic Republic of Congo 🇨🇩 (former Zaïre). There's no place like home... Merci beaucoup mon frère Ibaka for showcasing our delicious Congolese food to the world 🌎, you brought back good memories of the Motherland. Nzambe asunga yo, ndeko 🙏 🎉🇨🇩 🎉 🇨🇬 😎!!!
guille sxtx he gained nationality there because he used to live there. And they’re a lot better than Congo at basketball so obviously he would play for Spain
Its weird to me that americans will refer to any place within Canada as 'Canada'. Like you didnt say "i feel like planning a trip to Toronto". No criticism, its just odd to me. As though to americans all of Canada is just one place
@@proscoviaotim6040 he does play for the TORONTO raptors. It probably does come with knowledge of the geography, but when americans tell people they went to canada, its just Canada. Its not Montreal, Toronto.... when canadians have been in the states they tell people "i was in Texas/LA/wherever".
I know it’s not Congolese. But, what I was in high school I was friends with a guy and his older brother who immigrated from Ethiopia. So we would always go over to his place after school. And his mom would always have this amazing smelling traditional Ethiopian food being cooked and would give me some. I remember the first time I tried it. It was the spiciest thing I had ever eaten, but was so god damn good! His whole family couldn’t help but laugh, as I sweat my ass off every time. Reason I say that is because they make some good damn food in Africa. Good times!
Man this place is in Pickering? I'm going to go there this weekend now but it's prob going to be packed after this video. I should go today or tomorrow.
Bro no way this man orders ma yve. Place is in Pickering like a 5 minute drive from my house, just a tiny little restaurant. Damn homie must pay her big bucks to deliver all the way downtown , atleast a 45 min drive with regular traffic. Grew up my whole life and never tried it, gotta go now.
The best thing with my African brothers and sisters is wherever we move to we don’t bother to bring knife and fork with us. Eating African food with hands is a direct connection to our culture. Love it so much ❤
LOL There's no such thing as Wakanda, you fool, these Congolose foods are all from French recipes using herbs and spice brought back from the Americas by European explorers, so say thank you to the colonizers #LOL
Caesar Vespasian that’s not true!!! I don’t think européens eat fumbwa, pondu, kwanga please Congolese food varies from one area to the other...please we had a culture before the colonizers
I'm from congo and congolese is totally different from french food. French don't eat cassava, fumbwa, salt fish... Better stay quiet if you don't know anything
This is why Toronto is a great city. Few will have the same, welcoming and thriving culture of diversity as Toronto. All metropolitan cities have a lot of multiculturalism, but there just seems to be something different about Toronto. I've been to a few of the world's biggest cities and it's definitely true. Most I know that have traveled through it feel the same.
Justin Virly lmao... African immigrants exists in almost every American city.... even the small ones like Seattle and Minneapolis have tons of African immigrants. Not impressed with toronto
I'm so happy and proud when I see my Congolese people sharing their culture this way😊😊😊... Honestly, no matter where we go, there will always be something to remind us of home...
Donald Truump someone trying to get their daily dose of attention? You bored buddy? Trying to hit your racist quota for the day? I recommend you go do something you enjoy, nice walk by the beach maybe? Or maybe camping trip to reconnect with nature? no reason for you to be sad and broken inside, life is beautiful.
Donald Truump god loves you. It will be okay. Please don’t hurt yourself. You will get over your fears my brother. If you need anything let us know, we are here for you. You’re just misguided and uneducated, you are ruled by fear but there is light at the end of the tunnel. Stay strong, with time comes wisdom, you just need more time. ✌🏿✌🏼
Chef Rafi's Awesome World it doesnt taste good, i was. actually shocked when he said he likes it, theres a dish called pundu & that actually tastes good
Look at how pure he looks at 2:23! Serge has to be one of my favourite athletes ever. Besides being a talented and accomplished basketball player, he’s very well mannered and cultured. He works hard and has achieved great success, but he stays true to his home and his childhood memories. I’m not an athlete but he inspires me so much. We’re so lucky to have him here in Canada. ❤️
Is very common. In Central America and the Caribbean we have a strong african heritage since the beginning of the spanish conquest. You can notice it in the food like rice & beans or the fried plantain; also soups and sauces; the use of leafs and other preparations some even ritualistic. The difference was the products our acenstors used, that were obviously different than their african products, but they find the way to substitute it with local food. Here in Costa Rica we have two african immigration periods different to each other. The first one since the beginning of the spanish conquest (early XVI century) mostly slaves stolen from Africa; and the second one (mid XIX century) workers came from Jamaica for the railroad construction and stayed here in the Caribbean coast since then, and of course they're now Costa Rican. The rice and beans is the most eaten food here and of course the delicious fried plantain is very common. The courius thing is that even if the jamaican immigrants share some food from that african heritage, like rice and beans and fried plantain among others, previously adopted here in Costa Rica since the first immigration period, they also contribute to our cuisine with the pan bon, which is the english "bon", a light colored bread made of ginger they adopted. The difference is that the jamaican didn't have ginger, so they used molasses because of the sugar cane plantations there in Jamaica. The result was a dark bon, because of the molasses, they call easter bon; then here in Costa Rica they call it pan bon (pan is the spanish translation of bread). So as you can see, that food you ate in Trinidad and Tobago might be a variation of the fumbwa.
interesting comment. I know the Jamaican bun u speak of, strong ginger taste and not very well known in Trinidad & Tobago. Trinbagonians have what is called "pone". Grated cassava; pumpkin and coconut sweetened with brown sugar; nutmeg; cinnamon ; a little black pepper and ginger. Its all mixed together with a little added water and baked in the oven. The result is delicious and can be cut in squares like cake. The Africans in the Caribbean were inventive and we used what was available to make the dishes of our ancestors here in the Caribbean.
I work with a lot of African people they're the nicest people in the world. So grateful and warm. Just don't do em wrong. I beg of you do not do them wrong...
Ibaka is an amazing person with a big heart. I live in okc and a friend of mine mother had an heart attack. My friends 6 yr & 10yr was sitting out side crying and Ibaka walked up and hugged them and tried to comfort them. Then after left he returned with game worn signed shoes to try to help the kids with their sadness. We miss Serge her in OKC...
Damn I'm a black man in America and I don't even know where exactly in Africa my roots are from, but I tell you, that food looks delicious as hell. My mom makes some kind of creamed spinich that looks very similar to that creamy spinach dish he said was his favorite. I miss that dish a lot. Makes me want to go back to Harlem right now and visit and ask my mom to cook me some of that. Man Serge why you gon make a nigga hungry? Love Serge he's a truly class act. Proud of his roots and I'm proud he is a representative of black culture out in the world, both here and there on the globe. Respect.
I born in Angola and let me say !!GOD THANK YOU FUMBUA EXIST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! hahahah i can eat FUMBUA EVERYDAY IN LIFE Serge u miss macayabo ohh moh frere
Anyone else just want to be friends with Serge!? He’s so effortlessly chill, humble and funny... he deserves everything good that comes his way!!! #mafuzzy #avecclasse!
No matter how much money he has made, he always remembers where his roots are from. Humble man, Serge.
the african players in NBA are the best. Mutumbo is a great person too and Biyambo
amen
meanwhile embiid out here eating burgers before games LMAOO
Yeah pretty humble because he eats food that he loves. And even more humble when he shows up at he restaurant to pick his food up.
+youpindra that stuff looks good... Africans eat well
He seems so well mannered and just such a nice person I’m so happy that he won his championship. The cook she is all smiles
He is so nice
"well mannered" smh
@zGettingMoney I never said he wasn't. He seems like he is tbh
@@idontwantone132 why did u say smh then
@@wdymbro7442 cuz mfs only call black people "well mannered" as if they expected different.
True African . Eating with his hands no matter how rich he got.
He can easily afford to have someone put food in his mouth
I lived in india for 4 years when I was young and eating with your hands made the experience of eating food so much richer 👌👌
Lmao i couldnt even eat any meats with sauce (except western dishes) without using bare hands tho
Jack Mehoff who gives a fuck?
Jack Mehoff analbania
Thank you to introduce our Congolese dishes to the world . We all are proud you, Serge Ibaka
Now, I want to try this food 😜😋
@adam brown Confusingly, there are two countries named Congo. Serge was born in Brazzaville, Rep. of the Congo, not the Democratic Rep. of the Congo [Kinshasa] where all the wars and troubles have been for the past many years.
Hello😁 May I ask, what are the names of the foods he was eating???
@adam brown shut the fuck up
@adam brown you have to be trolling dude, there's no way that you are not.
When Ibaka lights up when talking about the food he's eating, you can see it transports him to another time. The power of nostalgia. Love it.
Facts 🙏 🙏
If i Was a millionaire I would go to this restaurant to eat this food too!!! Makes me emotional.
Anyone knows where to buy pandé? In europe? Im graving for it
Serge is cool af. Also, can't believe he goes to this place! I've driven past it on a regular basis for the past 10 years and always intrigured by it lol. Good on him to support local businesses and this will surely boost her business! :-)
I lived just up the street. Crazy small world.
He does not go to that place, the place goes to him.
The fact that he was speaking lingala aswell 😍😍
It's magical, what a home cooked meal can do for a person.
Its called soul food
Nothing like the food from home
I am big fan kaysha
Nothing like Mom's home cooking... I miss you Mom, love you 😳
@Tor Teo that's a feminist.
Tor Teo shut the fuck up
Nicola Is my drug I feel you miss my moms too and she used to go crazy in the kitchen 🙏🏾
@Youre On Stolen Land shut the fuck up
Rip sorry for your loss
Such a good dude. He seems like a happy child in front of all that food.
This video made me really happy for some reason lool .... LETS GO RAPTORS
It's because you are a beautiful soul all praises to the most high Yah 🙌🙌🙌🕎💖💯
Chris Adasme food from someone’s home country stays in a special place in peoples hearts ♥️
I am from the future and I am telling you that you Raptors will make it to the finals in 2019
Bismack was a real Toronto product. Still miss him.
PORTAL >>> BIZZMACK
ManWhoLostTooth we all do. Biz brought a lot of heart and culture to our team and was a much needed boost at the time. Glad he still has love for Toronto. Not mad that he opted for more money with Orlando either, cause Biz does a lot of community work where ever he goes and the money certainly helps him on his misson. (Long winded comment, But Biz and Ibaka for that matter deserve all the love and appreciation they get)
Sabih Nayyer poetl
Bizz was the man but he wanted to cash his great season and playoffs, happy for him cause it worked out for both of us. Our bench would not be as fluid offensively with Bizz, we are better off with Poeltl and Siakam for two way play
Tical Hezzy he wanted to stay with Toronto even if it meant a pay cut but we had ZERO cap so we couldn’t resign him
It’s beautiful that he could find a little piece of “home” in Toronto. There’s nothing like cultural comfort food. ❤️
I live in Toronto. It’s has sooo much diversity. You can find food from everywhere in this earth. Good authentic grub made by people from that country. We are lucky.
Instead of eating from a 5 star restaurant or having a personal chef, he supports her business. Money didn’t change him
My African people
Congo, even tho from Nigeria got love for yall and food looks great.
Chijioke Onuoha ayyye love from Ethiopia and South Sudan. Africa united family!
oga nigeria has the best jollof rice, theres no debate
yes sir
Chris Macdonald lol I'm Nigeria yeah we got great jellof rice but I have never tried any other African countries jellof rice.
odhiang odhiang much love and respect
He’s such a kind and humble man
God bless this guy a lot
Am so proud of my congolese culture.
Best food, best music, best dancers 🇨🇩❤️❤️
I am not Congolese but you have incredible food, I am proud of u guys
I’m Nigerian and I’ve tried some of these while living in the uk. I tired fumbua, and others that I can’t remember their names. So yummy
pondu 🙂
I liked how they packed the food so nicely. I wonder how much he pays them. This lady must be like a second mom to him. It’s beautiful how he sticks to his roots. He also says he goes back regularly every year which is great.
Shout out to all my Congolese ppl in Toronto, Montreal and all over Canada.
This is a man who deserves his success because it matches his effort, his talent and most importantly his humility
Such a 🐐
DeMarvelous DeChosen W
DeMarvelous DeChosen long time we up 2 zip
lucki redd fuck outta here how dare u talk about the wizards on a raptors vid
DeMarvelous DeChosen Agreed
DeMarvelous DeChosen Bruh yo name had me dying fo real btw Raptors in 7
What a nice lady, much respect from Greece madame
Hes a cutie pie so handsome and graceful 💙😽
Urgh fried plantain is everything 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Miss Josie one of the best foods. I can eat those by it’s self.
We have that in the Philippines too. It's definitely awesome!!
Plantains are so good 😩😩😩😩
Miss Josie
We eat Fried Plantain In Nigeria too and my mouth is like 🤤🤤🤤 watching this while eating Nigerian Jollof rice 🍚 love my family's home country ❤️🇳🇬❤️
Miss Josie faxx
“I have too many memories, good and bad. But put all those memories together, and it makes my heart happy.” What a genuine guy.
I want a client too that makes 22M a year.
willsry7 may God answer your prayer
I want a wife that is a chef and has several clients that make 22M a year. May God also answer my prayers.
David Vice Bangura There is no god
Jaylen *Straightoutda80s* Brown Blasphemy.. But to each his own.
I want 22 million dollars. May God answer my prayers
The food looks amazing. Love from Djibouti 🇩🇯🇩🇯🇩🇯🇩🇯
I respect how much that he loves his home country and culture so much.
His spirit is so humble. It literally radiates through my phone 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
smiling through the whole thing
Retro Is that Bae or Seulgi?
Seulgi stan but yeah Irene
Yea.
Profile pic’s perfect for your comment fam..good shit 😤👌🏼
We need some more african restaurants everywhere, healthy and GOOD 🤤
Mate, most of what she was making in the video are deep fat fried. Maybe good, but hardly healthy.
Roz Sa Lol
@Derrick Langford How can fried foods be healthy ffs?
Derrick Langford foods fried in fat/oil lose their healthfulness. So yes, fish is a healthy food but when you deep fry it you’ve made it unhealthy.
I remember in Houston there's a lot of Nigerians and there are restaurants there so if you anywhere near Houston give it a shot man
Now that's how a true African enjoys and appreciates home delicacy. Some will want to use cutlery.👍👍👍
Why didn’t I get this recommendation two years ago 😭🙌🏾 love my people and the food 😋😋🇨🇩🇨🇬
He's happy and proud to eat food from his country, not saying anyone elses type of food is bad but it's okay to own and embrace your cultural roots, especially when the food is prepared with good health in mind. One doesn't need to subject to self righteous people who feel like they're culture and food is any better than, and yours is the lessor.
Somewhere In The Middle well said
LOL There's no such thing as Wakanda, these Congolose foods are all from French recipes using herbs and spice brought back from the Americas by European explorers, so say thank you to the colonizers #LOL
I'm hungry as hell now after watching this mini-documentary. Although I am Jamaican and love my Jamaican food to death, I might have to try some Congolese food. Serge is a hell of a player and if he says something is good, I'll take his word for it.
Klay Anthony Clarke Favorite dish?
Jaylen *Straightoutda80s* Brown if you mean my fav Jamaican dish, I can eat Rice and Peas with Jerk Chicken everyday. I also love Ackee or Callaloo and Saltfish. I love festival, dumpling, plantain, jackfruit, etc. Overseas food is a vibe and takes me away from this cancerous fast food in the US.
African food is amazing! Try Ivorian food too. Very similar to Jamaican food, down to the sorrel with ginger that they make. They make a grilled chicken like jerk chicken, and a fish dish that's close to escoveitch with onions and carrots and vinegar
Oh my! You reeled me in with the sorrel and ginger talk. At this point in my life, I just wanna travel and eat. I can't take school anymore.
That's precisely what I do! Lol...city-wide, country-wide and internationally. Food is life!
He's not be playing for OKC no more, but i'll always have love for Ibaka the shot blocka!
Iblocka!!!
now he can finally have african food again lmaooo no wonder kd left
apparently he left his shot blocking in Oklahoma
This is what i love about Raptors..they are all humble and kind. Salute to you Serge..keep up the nice character not just a nice career.
Eh ben ouais, I'm so proud of our Congolese brother Serge Ibaka 🇨🇩 for putting our homeland DRCongo on the map after winning the NBA championship with Toronto Raptors 🏆 even though I'm a Lakers fan for life. Now I tell my homies 🇺🇲, I'm from California my adopted home State after more than 3 decades in the States but I will never forget my beautiful & lively hometown of Kinshasa in the Democratic Republic of Congo 🇨🇩 (former Zaïre). There's no place like home... Merci beaucoup mon frère Ibaka for showcasing our delicious Congolese food to the world 🌎, you brought back good memories of the Motherland. Nzambe asunga yo, ndeko 🙏 🎉🇨🇩 🎉 🇨🇬 😎!!!
This video is everything 😊😍 Congolese food is bae 👌🏾🇨🇩❤
Amen sister
but can u cook tho
Hey my uk sis
What is the green stuff that is his favorite? fombo?
What’s ur IG?
bless her heart. That's a lot of hard work cooking and delivering food. I know she only delivers to select clients but still that's a lot.
She's getting paid so I'm sure she ain't complaining also gets to rub shoulders with celebrity
Proud of you brother, he is rich but he stiill remains CONGOLAIS 💯 % . Damn I love you 😍
He plays for spain tho
guille sxtx he gained nationality there because he used to live there. And they’re a lot better than Congo at basketball so obviously he would play for Spain
I now feel like planning a road trip to Canada just to eat at this place
Its weird to me that americans will refer to any place within Canada as 'Canada'. Like you didnt say "i feel like planning a trip to Toronto".
No criticism, its just odd to me. As though to americans all of Canada is just one place
people from other countries do the same
@@leorickt.9604 bit if they aren't Canadian, then it's not a problem. What of they actually don't know where Toronto is?
@@proscoviaotim6040 he does play for the TORONTO raptors. It probably does come with knowledge of the geography, but when americans tell people they went to canada, its just Canada. Its not Montreal, Toronto.... when canadians have been in the states they tell people "i was in Texas/LA/wherever".
@@leorickt.9604 you also have to understand that American knowledge isn't the same as the rest, no offense to them.... so just go with the flow.
He is a beautiful human being wow
I know it’s not Congolese. But, what I was in high school I was friends with a guy and his older brother who immigrated from Ethiopia. So we would always go over to his place after school. And his mom would always have this amazing smelling traditional Ethiopian food being cooked and would give me some. I remember the first time I tried it. It was the spiciest thing I had ever eaten, but was so god damn good! His whole family couldn’t help but laugh, as I sweat my ass off every time. Reason I say that is because they make some good damn food in Africa. Good times!
oOTyLeROo1000 you were probably eating injera with lots of different sauces.
barento badry it was amazing. Thank you!
Very good you are open minded to different foods. Shows you are a good person
It thought Ethiopian food was no food
@@ArrowToDaFackenKnee Nah that’s Ireland. Except those potatoes I guess
Man this place is in Pickering? I'm going to go there this weekend now but it's prob going to be packed after this video. I should go today or tomorrow.
CptCanada That's why Canada is awesome we have so many different types of people foods everything .
+Ali Chaudry I'm from Ajax so I have no excuse not to go buddy, its right next door.
CptCanada let me know how it is
lol i doubt its gonna be packed
+CptCanada how was the cuisine?
Bro no way this man orders ma yve. Place is in Pickering like a 5 minute drive from my house, just a tiny little restaurant. Damn homie must pay her big bucks to deliver all the way downtown , atleast a 45 min drive with regular traffic. Grew up my whole life and never tried it, gotta go now.
the dude buys trays of food, im sure he pays well
$1000 tip. not bad!
this just shows the power of marketing with a personal influence .....#society
BlemBoyFromTheSix because you not Congolese
45 minutes? That’s normal 10 mile commute in LA. basically nothing for us LA folks lol.
The best thing with my African brothers and sisters is wherever we move to we don’t bother to bring knife and fork with us. Eating African food with hands is a direct connection to our culture. Love it so much ❤
Congratss! Serge protector one of humble player in nba.
I’d deliver his food too😂 this is a fine African man! I’ll have the steak, plantain, and him
YES WE CAN why am I a thot just because I think he looks attractive?
It's pretty obvious Jon Snow knows nothing.. thank you thank you
alanbev issa joke idiot
Say what
You want his steak and plaintain
5timeAcademyAwardwinner Kirk Lazarus lol who said anything about gold 😂
This restaurant has the best food at Afrofest!!!!! The bestttt!!! I look forward to it every july
Love Congo from Egypt one Africa
I absolutely love this. What an incredible life this guy now has. I’m so happy to hear this.
🙂
I'm an African American and the Congolese food was Soul Food from the Motherland. Thanks Serge, now I'm HUNGRY 😀😀
LOL There's no such thing as Wakanda, you fool, these Congolose foods are all from French recipes using herbs and spice brought back from the Americas by European explorers, so say thank you to the colonizers #LOL
@@CaesarCassius French food is nothing like Congolese food so I doubt that, Congolese food tastes amazing and has a lot of flavour
Caesar Vespasian that’s not true!!! I don’t think européens eat fumbwa, pondu, kwanga please Congolese food varies from one area to the other...please we had a culture before the colonizers
@@CaesarCassius this is just incorrect... dont try so hard to be edgy
I'm from congo and congolese is totally different from french food. French don't eat cassava, fumbwa, salt fish... Better stay quiet if you don't know anything
The real reason why Serge resigned
cx
No, he's still playing. He never quit.
Harry GoldbergTV re-signed.
That and they speak French in Canada too
Dwayne Jones not in Toronto and he speaks spainish
This is why Toronto is a great city. Few will have the same, welcoming and thriving culture of diversity as Toronto. All metropolitan cities have a lot of multiculturalism, but there just seems to be something different about Toronto. I've been to a few of the world's biggest cities and it's definitely true. Most I know that have traveled through it feel the same.
Justin Virly London is probably the most diverse city in the world!
sf, la, nyc?
Justin Virly lmao... African immigrants exists in almost every American city.... even the small ones like Seattle and Minneapolis have tons of African immigrants. Not impressed with toronto
S B Nah Toronto passed both London and NY as the most diverse city in the world.
lol by statistics, toronto is the most multicultural city in the world, and canada is the most multicultured country
Where are my Congolese people at mannnnn?🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩
Kitoko
Jc Mavungu mbote
Boni
Sango nini papa
Fimbu
Love how he makes her so happy! You can tell he loves her cooking and the business!
He seems like a really nice guy and cute to boot.
I'm so happy and proud when I see my Congolese people sharing their culture this way😊😊😊... Honestly, no matter where we go, there will always be something to remind us of home...
Are you single?
Muana congo!! Serge ibaka tokoss!!😍😍🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇬🇨🇬
That looks delicious.
Donald Truump someone trying to get their daily dose of attention? You bored buddy? Trying to hit your racist quota for the day? I recommend you go do something you enjoy, nice walk by the beach maybe? Or maybe camping trip to reconnect with nature? no reason for you to be sad and broken inside, life is beautiful.
Donald Truump god loves you. It will be okay. Please don’t hurt yourself. You will get over your fears my brother. If you need anything let us know, we are here for you. You’re just misguided and uneducated, you are ruled by fear but there is light at the end of the tunnel. Stay strong, with time comes wisdom, you just need more time. ✌🏿✌🏼
Trust me, it really is. Some of the best food I’ve ever had.
@@MM-bt8ke Why are you trolling yourself?
@@azsegrxdhtfgvijnkomlewrhtg9508 r u dumb
The Serge bring that Energy to whatever roster he on! Keep striving for Greatness Brotha.
The food looks good but he’s the real meal here🤤
Thirsty.
😍😂
Perv
Facts!!
You. Me. Church. Sunday.
That looks yummy 😋🤤😍
It is! That fumbua dish is crazily yummy
And the food's good too, amirite?
Yeah looks good.
Greasy and yummy
Serge or the food?
Nothing can beat my congolese food! 😄😄🤗🤗💪💪👍👍👏👏👏
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I need to try Congolese food 🥘!! Fumbwa looks nice.
Chef Rafi's Awesome World it is
Oh it is.
Chef Rafi's Awesome World it's awesome you ain't ready for it 😂💯
It’s incredible man trust me
Chef Rafi's Awesome World it doesnt taste good, i was. actually shocked when he said he likes it, theres a dish called pundu & that actually tastes good
Look at how pure he looks at 2:23! Serge has to be one of my favourite athletes ever. Besides being a talented and accomplished basketball player, he’s very well mannered and cultured. He works hard and has achieved great success, but he stays true to his home and his childhood memories. I’m not an athlete but he inspires me so much. We’re so lucky to have him here in Canada. ❤️
And now his about to win the playoff 💯💯💯💯
Congrats the 2019 NBA champ🏆
And I just LOOOOOVE how he still speaks Lingala whenever he gets the chance.
Us Africans never forget who we are, no matter where on earth we are.
Love from South Africa 💪🏾🇿🇦
I always come back to this video every few months.
That smile when he opened the door for her. Man was in love. I'm trying her restaurant next weekend and I'm so excited.
Damn that food look good af 🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤
looks like shit
Trust me it does!!!
The green stuff he is eating looks like callalloo which we eat in Trinidad and Tobago. From the Congo to the Caribbean...who would think !
@Papa Jose lovely
We all African!
a lot of people from the Caribbean have African heritage
Is very common. In Central America and the Caribbean we have a strong african heritage since the beginning of the spanish conquest. You can notice it in the food like rice & beans or the fried plantain; also soups and sauces; the use of leafs and other preparations some even ritualistic. The difference was the products our acenstors used, that were obviously different than their african products, but they find the way to substitute it with local food.
Here in Costa Rica we have two african immigration periods different to each other. The first one since the beginning of the spanish conquest (early XVI century) mostly slaves stolen from Africa; and the second one (mid XIX century) workers came from Jamaica for the railroad construction and stayed here in the Caribbean coast since then, and of course they're now Costa Rican. The rice and beans is the most eaten food here and of course the delicious fried plantain is very common. The courius thing is that even if the jamaican immigrants share some food from that african heritage, like rice and beans and fried plantain among others, previously adopted here in Costa Rica since the first immigration period, they also contribute to our cuisine with the pan bon, which is the english "bon", a light colored bread made of ginger they adopted. The difference is that the jamaican didn't have ginger, so they used molasses because of the sugar cane plantations there in Jamaica. The result was a dark bon, because of the molasses, they call easter bon; then here in Costa Rica they call it pan bon (pan is the spanish translation of bread).
So as you can see, that food you ate in Trinidad and Tobago might be a variation of the fumbwa.
interesting comment. I know the Jamaican bun u speak of, strong ginger taste and not very well known in Trinidad & Tobago. Trinbagonians have what is called "pone". Grated cassava; pumpkin and coconut sweetened with brown sugar; nutmeg; cinnamon ; a little black pepper and ginger. Its all mixed together with a little added water and baked in the oven. The result is delicious and can be cut in squares like cake. The Africans in the Caribbean were inventive and we used what was available to make the dishes of our ancestors here in the Caribbean.
always sticking to his roots, much respect
What a lovely young man so humble and polite. His parents should be very proud. He has never forgotten where he has come from. Much respect.
Mom is so beautiful! Stay true to your roots knowing where you come from is everything.
Anyone else here after he tried to end Marquese's life?
Serge served him some fumboui🤣
Serge cant fight tho
fr tho 😂
Lmfaoooo
Lol
I just wish I could eat every country's food, with a person from each place I think that would be great.
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Like Anthony Bourdain did! Rest him
Who's here after the won the NBA championship?
7ETRNL me
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Hoang Vo chill it doesn’t matter
His smile at 2:24 after he said "everytime" show he really love it. Cool dude.
This is why Canada is so amazing you can live here and still show ur roots from wherever u came
Luca Figueiredo Main reason I wanna live their one day.
So true ... Little Italy little Lebanon little Portugal ....but not so little in our hearts
Luca Figueiredo Toronto is an amazing multicultural city. You can get food from anywhere in the world.
That food looks delicious
I work with a lot of African people they're the nicest people in the world. So grateful and warm. Just don't do em wrong. I beg of you do not do them wrong...
Ok lmaoq
Hope Raptors win the NBA championship this 2019.
Johnny John they did
And they won! 🙌🙌🙌
Don't worry they got you.
@@spasmwasm49 stop
Ibaka is a humble man..but when he fights he fights. 💯💪
Ibaka is an amazing person with a big heart. I live in okc and a friend of mine mother had an heart attack. My friends 6 yr & 10yr was sitting out side crying and Ibaka walked up and hugged them and tried to comfort them. Then after left he returned with game worn signed shoes to try to help the kids with their sadness. We miss Serge her in OKC...
Congrats on the win serge 🙏🏼🇨🇦🏀
it's dope I'm American but my mom's family is from Belize and they cook alot of the same foods #diaspra
Ok so
Same
Sometimes man you just want a home cooked meal... Enjoy Serg
He seems very humble and grounded
That is a beautiful man. May God continue to bless him.
Damn I'm a black man in America and I don't even know where exactly in Africa my roots are from, but I tell you, that food looks delicious as hell. My mom makes some kind of creamed spinich that looks very similar to that creamy spinach dish he said was his favorite. I miss that dish a lot. Makes me want to go back to Harlem right now and visit and ask my mom to cook me some of that. Man Serge why you gon make a nigga hungry? Love Serge he's a truly class act. Proud of his roots and I'm proud he is a representative of black culture out in the world, both here and there on the globe. Respect.
I born in Angola and let me say !!GOD THANK YOU FUMBUA EXIST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! hahahah i can eat FUMBUA EVERYDAY IN LIFE Serge u miss macayabo ohh moh frere
the look on his face when he mentions his favorite food from his childhood. Holy shit that's so wholesome.
Anyone else just want to be friends with Serge!? He’s so effortlessly chill, humble and funny... he deserves everything good that comes his way!!! #mafuzzy #avecclasse!
Your my idol..truly you srrge ibaka...from philippines