David, I love how you honor and respect people in different countries and highlight their specialties. Thanks again for a great video from your number one fan 😊
Thank you!! I really try my best to keep an open mind and listen to the locals. They always know best! Its always a pleasure to see you 2075vj from the number 1 fan of my #1 fan! Hope its a bit more dry in Ft Myers than here in Miami.
Another very enjoyable video. That fish frying part had me rolling LOL Most of all, I love how you do not play with your stomach, everything to your mouth.
LOL, frying fish is definitely not my expertise to say the least. As always, thank you so much for your positivity and for the lovely comments! Have a great evening ErinAF!
So good to see all the various street foods that are available for both locals and especially visitors...Always like to see markets ..so much clothes ...sandals and much more ..also the beautiful big trees on the street ...nice ..Another beautiful video,,,Thanks David and Tasos...safe travels to you both ...Blessings.
The market scene looks like Spanish town market in St Catherine, Jamaica. David you should visit Jamaica 🇯🇲 you will see alot of similarity with the Jamaicans as you saw in Kenya and Ghana in the way they do things.
Thank you so much Katrina!!! That means a lot to hear coming from another creator. I'm so glad you liked the video! Wishing you blessings and a beautiful week!
Well hello Blondie/Mozunga. Another nice one. The foods looked delicious: the lentil samosas , the fried fish, cake and the ice cream. Remember eating mithai/kurma in Trinidad, only difference is that Trinidad mithai is crispy. I love how the lady laughed when you were having trouble frying the fish. It's nice to see you getting involved with what they are doing. Sandals looked good too. Sam and Obed and the other guides are doing a really great job. So on we go to the next one.
You're making me reminisce them days man!, I was born & raised in Mombasa but now in Canada the places you're picking for street food are top I can tell you that, Damascus Shawarma then Azad for the Falooda was my pattern, then there's a place called "Karama mbuzi" that guy's known for his famous barbecue beef skewers
Wow thank you so much for sharing that ali! Honestly it really means so much to hear that. If I can bring a smile or a memory of joy from these places then its means a lot as a videographer. I myself am still dreaming of that Damascus Shawarma and then of course the famous Falooda! Thank you so much ali.
David. Just off your live with that amazing hot sauce , food and the bottle chugging which I disagreed with. Hope your ok. Watching and enjoying this now. Street food is always affordable and delicious. Those street cakes are calling me. The sandwich and ice cream is calling me. Amazing day. Thanks so much. See you next video.
Haha I have a stronger stomach than most I guess it comes with the job. You'd have loved those street cakes. It was also great to see you in the live. Always appreciate your positivity and kindness Cydney!!
I keep hearing David saying Mambo, is that another way to say hello? Even my parents who speak Swahili have not heard anyone use the word Mambo. Only usually say Jambo. Can anyone confirm if Mambo is an actual saying?
Yes…actually most people prefer Mambo to Jambo… jambo is mostly used by the tourists so if you use it they’ll definitely know you’re new… but if you insist then say hujambo instead of just jambo but only when you’re at the coast the rest of Kenya uses Mambo.
@@paulowaki7929 oh nice. Thanks for clarifying that. My parents are from Nairobi and even when I have visited never heard Mambo. Thank you for confirming 🙏🏾
I was in Iraq in September of this year a few months ago! I released 25 videos in Iraq! You should check them out. Thank you so much Celeste, 1000 blessings to you!!
@@Davidsbeenhere can you please share the other essential medications one must have as a traveler ? I travel twice a year but you’re a professional traveler so please share with us this important info.
David is one humble respectful funny fun dude he know how to make people of different nationalities happy...One great TH-camr.
I appreciate your kind words ❤️
David, I love how you honor and respect people in different countries and highlight their specialties. Thanks again for a great video from your number one fan 😊
Thank you!! I really try my best to keep an open mind and listen to the locals. They always know best! Its always a pleasure to see you 2075vj from the number 1 fan of my #1 fan! Hope its a bit more dry in Ft Myers than here in Miami.
You're so cheerful and friendly. i love your energy and positivity
Another very enjoyable video.
That fish frying part had me rolling LOL
Most of all, I love how you do not play with your stomach, everything to your mouth.
LOL, frying fish is definitely not my expertise to say the least. As always, thank you so much for your positivity and for the lovely comments! Have a great evening ErinAF!
So good to see all the various street foods that are available for both locals and especially visitors...Always like to see markets ..so much clothes ...sandals and much more ..also the beautiful big trees on the street ...nice ..Another beautiful video,,,Thanks David and Tasos...safe travels to you both ...Blessings.
David I like your channel because u r respectful and don't use bad words, pls keep it up.
Thanks for showcasing my country. Your videos are amazing especially the part where you ate the NGUMU😆
My pleasure 😊 ❤❤❤
Doing great ting to support our local street food 😊😊😊
Kumbukumbu tours are the iiishhh! Am Kenyan and I love mombasa but I had not figured out this places. Niiice and thank you David!
The market scene looks like Spanish town market in St Catherine, Jamaica. David you should visit Jamaica 🇯🇲 you will see alot of similarity with the Jamaicans as you saw in Kenya and Ghana in the way they do things.
He should ! Would be an amazing epic experience for him
Wow yes I have it ready I need to go ❤
Thanks, David! This is so raw and refreshing ...
Thanks for a very nice video about the massive Mombasa market 👍
Thats big market :)Love how you interact with people. People just love your genuine kindness . Bless you :) Wonderful adventure David :) ♥
Another epic video. Thank you so much David💖 you are truly a blessing my friend🙏
Nice video David, as always I'm here🔥🇰🇪
Huge respect and thank you Johnny! Always appreciated. Hope you are doing well too!
Masilver i have seen you,This is pretty cool vlog,camera work,edit i love it ...I like it...
Thank you so much Katrina!!! That means a lot to hear coming from another creator. I'm so glad you liked the video! Wishing you blessings and a beautiful week!
Awesome content! Thanks, David!
Thanks for visiting Kenya..when you come back to Kenya try to visit western Kenya it really an amazing place plus the fud and the culture
Would have loved a sneak peek inside the university to see what their place of learning is like.
Yow man ola good vlog good experience and exploring the world Africa, kenya🇰🇪, greetings from banglore India, gracias...
Well hello Blondie/Mozunga. Another nice one. The foods looked delicious: the lentil samosas , the fried fish, cake and the ice cream. Remember eating mithai/kurma in Trinidad, only difference is that Trinidad mithai is crispy. I love how the lady laughed when you were having trouble frying the fish. It's nice to see you getting involved with what they are doing. Sandals looked good too. Sam and Obed and the other guides are doing a really great job. So on we go to the next one.
I am happy you enjoyed our Mombasa street food... welcome again and again. Try Tanzania Dar
Mambo wantu wa kenya 🇰🇪 missing ugali na nyama kyoma much love from wandegeya uganda 👊
I just love your vybe with kenyans
You could have visited char choma its the best place to have dinner very cool atmosphere….
I'm from Nepal.
I'm your big fan plz reply my comments 🙂
Hi there Diligent Diligent! Thank you so much for watching! Have a beautiful weekend too!
Good morning David nice popsicle and street food ❤
David you need to visit Masaii Village
Mambo David. Karibu mtaani 😂😂.
DAVID YOU ARE EATER
JUST LIKE MYSELF!😁😁😁
Wow, no fear of trying street food. Must have a great accommodating stomach.
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cool one
"Choma always a winner bro....."😂😂😂
You're making me reminisce them days man!, I was born & raised in Mombasa but now in Canada the places you're picking for street food are top I can tell you that, Damascus Shawarma then Azad for the Falooda was my pattern, then there's a place called "Karama mbuzi" that guy's known for his famous barbecue beef skewers
Wow thank you so much for sharing that ali! Honestly it really means so much to hear that. If I can bring a smile or a memory of joy from these places then its means a lot as a videographer. I myself am still dreaming of that Damascus Shawarma and then of course the famous Falooda! Thank you so much ali.
@@Davidsbeenhere ❤
18:19😮😮the most recent years I've seen
my best bro looking handsome thank you for your huge respect against cpec friendship countries lot of love from your best bro viki 💙
That fish is very sweet. Ate many times
David that is also the Jamaican way to cross the road too sometimes.
Very nice FOOD 👍👍🥰😋😋🇹🇹❤
Very nice
David. Just off your live with that amazing hot sauce , food and the bottle chugging which I disagreed with. Hope your ok. Watching and enjoying this now. Street food is always affordable and delicious. Those street cakes are calling me. The sandwich and ice cream is calling me. Amazing day. Thanks so much. See you next video.
Haha I have a stronger stomach than most I guess it comes with the job. You'd have loved those street cakes. It was also great to see you in the live. Always appreciate your positivity and kindness Cydney!!
When will you visit Cameroon?
Feel like this is kilifi open market popularly known Mkoroshoni Market
Thought too
Mithai probably has roots in India,in India sweets are called mithai
@david i am sure the host didn't understand chai :D
Lemon plus tamarind... Utajua tu uko mombasa 😅😅
What kind of meat do they use in their Shawarma? Thanks.😊
Chicken or beef mostly
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Methai is what we call traditional Indian sweets.
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Haha 6 dollars for sandal.. it's more cheaper than that your guide was coning you.. 300sh is 2.1 dollars..
Yea he got played.
I keep hearing David saying Mambo, is that another way to say hello? Even my parents who speak Swahili have not heard anyone use the word Mambo. Only usually say Jambo. Can anyone confirm if Mambo is an actual saying?
Yes…actually most people prefer Mambo to Jambo… jambo is mostly used by the tourists so if you use it they’ll definitely know you’re new… but if you insist then say hujambo instead of just jambo but only when you’re at the coast the rest of Kenya uses Mambo.
@@paulowaki7929 oh nice. Thanks for clarifying that. My parents are from Nairobi and even when I have visited never heard Mambo. Thank you for confirming 🙏🏾
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Una ni Tuna ama nimekosa ?
Mackerel is Una
Go to Iraq 🇮🇶 I’m waiting on ur beautiful Iraqi videos! 😊
I was in Iraq in September of this year a few months ago! I released 25 videos in Iraq! You should check them out. Thank you so much Celeste, 1000 blessings to you!!
@@Davidsbeenhere I watched them all😍luv u so much and ur so purrrrfect💕
@DAVID! Please be honest, how many days of diarrhea did you suffered after eating these street foods?
Ofc he won’t admit it.
Naw I take Pepto no bathroom issues for me ❤️
@@Davidsbeenhere can you please share the other essential medications one must have as a traveler ? I travel twice a year but you’re a professional traveler so please share with us this important info.
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You don't see All of Kenya as you Should Have!
Wakupeleke.mombasa.wakupe.uji.ya.ngano.
At 1 min 20 secs u would have been arrested in US For jaywalking