I apologize for not being more clear, coffee originates in Kaffa, Ethiopia. It was spread to Yemen, and this region of Saudi Arabia sometime around the 15th century.
Incredibly friendly people, you can tell how happy they were to share their culture. Thank you Mark for educating us about parts of the world we may never get the chance to visit !
Mr mark I remember when I first discovered your channel back in 2014 and I write a comment that I hope one day you’ll visit Saudi Arabia and 9 years later I see you here in my country makes me proud and happy thank you very much
জি অতিথি দের সম্মান করা সকল মুসলমানের দায়িত্ব কিন্তু ভাই জান কিছু সৌদির লোক আছে মানুষ কে মানুষ মনে করে না তারা অনেক খারাপ করে আমি সৌদি ছিলাম আমি সৌদির পুলিশের ব্যবহার দেখে অবাক হয়েছি আল্লাহ কিছু কিছু মানুষ কে তুমি হেদায়েত দান করো আমার নবীর দেশকে ভালো আমি আমার নবীকে খুব ভালোবাসি আল্লাহ সবাইকে সঠিক জ্ঞান দান করুন ❤
The Arab people's well known for theirs genuine hospitality and generousity to theirs guests.They looks so happy and delightful to giving theirs special treatment to Mark by sharing coffee and delicious foods
@@zackbrown5201 This is just because you feel inferior to yourself, there are many who lived among the Arabs and their countries and praised the Arab people, their food and their generosity with them, we do not honor a specific personality or race, in our religion we advise treating people well and honoring them, there is no difference between an Asian, an African and a European, our religion urges us to love and there is no discrimination at all, there is no difference between me and you except in the fear of God, there are also many Africans who live among the Arabs and love their lives very much, there is also the industry of Africans who went to the Arabs, see how the Arabs deal with them as in the clip.
مش كسعوديين حتى نحن كيمنيين سعدنا والله لأنه لباسهم و عادتهم و أرضهم تشبه لباسنا و عادتنا و أرضنا تحية لكل أهل السعودية من جازان لين تبوك و حفر الباطن و من جدة إلى الدمام 🌷
التعليقات جداً جميلة ورائعة شكراً مارك لإظهار هذا الجانب من السعودية للعالم والشكر ايضاً لهيئة السياحة على تنظيم مثل هذا . Thanks Mark for showing us this part of the world .. great respect for you and for your subscribers .. best regards from SA 🇸🇦 everyone is welcoming here
That's great and amazing content bro. MARK and the Saudis are very kind & hospitable. Been living for 18years & never visited that Southern part Jizan. Lots of love to all the people of 🇸🇦🇸🇦🇸🇦 from the 🇵🇭 🇵🇭🇵🇭
@@Ali_Ali710 some Yemenis always nagging about things when they hear Saudi arabia, you don’t even own your country u idiot ابو يمن بلاش هبل لازم تصايح في كل تعليق
Mark is so respectful to other’s culture, I’ve been watching him for years since way back when him and his wife first moved to Thailand, he gets straight to the point on his videos which is food 😅, he appreciates and is grateful to everything that comes his way. Am sure he had many bad encounters while traveling to places but never he had expose any of them. He always positive and mindful. You are a good guy Mark. Stay blessed!
Pretty disrespectful you don't accommodate your guests in reality. Not saying that happened here but most Westerns just don't live like this and you should accommodate folks, I do for all my guests. I've never eaten anywhere on earth that people didn't know how we do things from using the toilet, showering (SOAP), wash rags in the booty (SOAP), wet wipes In the toilet, hand washing (SOAP) to eating food customs like on separate plates and utensils and that we were as clean or cleaner than they ever were in how we conducted our lives as far as simple things like those two basic modern human principles that prevent disease/cross contamination/parasites/etc and I see that a lot in these cultures who believe they actually live a "cleaner life" in that regard commenting about they do and "toilet paper is bad for you" when they only got half the story of how we clean ourselves (I don't have to break it down most people know exactly what I'm referring to on the other end of the Eastern spectrum). "Archaic communal/toilet practices" basically you're just asking for forever parasites and sickness if you've never grown up that way coming there. That's just how it is in some regions but it's okay, they learned about being clean way earlier than we did as westerners mostly. All this talk of "respect of cultures" I keep seeing over and over on all these food shows swings both ways and I keep seeing it on all these food shows with things I wouldn't and most wouldn't partake in (this here, no big deal definitely one of the most bland food encounters imaginable. I'm not here to cast real shade on anyone or their culture, Mark included. I'm just not the type to eat half cooked monkey brains in the jungle for example with tribes who've never bathed in their life and whose immune systems make ours look like malnourished geriatrics one cold virus away from "kicking the bucket". All depends on what you're working with physiologically and willing to do is where you're willing to go wherever and have usually been exposed to everything anyway and I have enough as is but I just don't get down with ebola and brain eating protein prions like mad cow type diseases you get from bushmeat as much as I can help it. Talking about people like Sonny on BFRS do, no sir, not me, lol. This here Mark is doing pretty safe and mild in my opinion and I'd eat with them but as far as respect? Again that goes both ways and they very well know it in Saudi Arabia which is one of the richest and most educated cultures on earth. You got me in sub-saharan Africa drinking bile, congealed blood, and sour milk like it's the best thing since sliced bread I must be high out of my mind with a 🔫 to my head because you can count me out 😆.
Everything in this video making me smiling all the time Thank you for discovering this amazing culture of our Saudi Arabia and sharing it to the world I enjoyed everything 🇸🇦❤️
Wow....Lived there 32 years ago when I was a child, and vaguely remember doing the same trip up into the mountains. I thought I was having fake memories of a more lush mountainous region because most of my memory was of seas of sand. Glad to know it was real.
This was a special treat!! really this whole Saudi Arabia series so far has been!! I love the coffee and date greeting being the highest gesture of respect! I have tea and date as a snack every day/night…love the dates
Greetings to everyone from Morocco🇲🇦This content made me very happy👏I am the director of the Moroccan Food Channel. I raise my hat out of respect for you and all of your ❤️
Thank you, Mr. Mark, for conveying different cultures from different countries.. Saudi Arabia is a vast country with amazing cultural diversity, especially in the field of food.
Hello Mark Weins, thank you for sharing the video of the sweet experience at Jazan. I always watch your videos on tv at home and rarely comment. Didn't expect Mark Wiens (@migrationology) channel from before to grow so advanced. In addition to sharing food reviews, I can also enjoy historical information and get to know the culture in this place. Happy to see wife Ying and son Mica always healthy and traveling together. Still remember the old video when Mark tried the food, his head would move to the right.. Delicious! Sincere comments from me at Marudi Sarawak, Malaysia.
I'm amazed by the tropical fruits around. Bananas, papayas, mango trees etc. This area could be the food basket of Saudi Arabia. Amazingly nice people too.
Jizan is a food basket that can cover all the Gulf countries, but Saudi Arabia does not export agricultural crops so as not to affect the sales of Jordan, Lebanon, and some Arab countries that depend on it.
Mark Wien is the unique one on this planet to adapt to any culinary environment. He seems to genuinely enjoy food tour of each and every country. He could be a food ambassador for any country on this planet.
Mark Wiens Beautiful Saudi Arabia mountainous valley coffee grows sweet apple fruits,Arabic coffee cooking in Tandoor grilling nice people good vlog exposing Arabic culture how they eat prepare food
thanks Mark for touring us in Jazan, Im not that familiar in places in saudi arabia but this one looks nice and foods really looks good esp while eating under the tree, really cozy. I love the hospitality also of the family. Didn’t know that coffee is best to drink with dates, gonna try it for sure🤤🤤🤤🥰💪🏻🇵🇭.
Mark - you are amazing!! You have brought a new meaning and enjoyment to foods from around the world!! I would love to have some of those traditional food!! You have motivated me to explore some of these foods by preparing them when I can find the ingredients, or otherwise find a restaurant from these countries. Beautiful landscape. Fantastic video!!
I hope one day you’ll visit us and try the amazing and different dishes we have I promise you, if you try just one of our dishes, you’ll never forget the first bite in your life 😂🇸🇦❤️
@waiting انتم نساء الفرس واصلاً عرقكم مخلط مع الفرس والهنود ولا لكم قبايل تثبت اصلكم مثل السنّه في العرق اللي ينتمون لقبايل من الجزيره العربيه والله انك ضحكتني قال رجال العرب 😂 هذي كلمتك تعتبر جريمه من نفسها 😂
@@waitingforsimpsonsNope Yemen the current country was created in 1994. Saudi Arabia actually claims all of Arabia technically which includes Yemen.. The ancient Yemen name was whatever south of Kaaba (Makkah) to the Arabian sea and has nothing to do with the current Yemen State but current Yemen makes only like 15% of all ancient Yemen which most of it is Saudi before the creation of the failed country of Yemen..
@waiting صدام سنّي عراقي عربي اصيل، مثل قبايل العراق وبدوهم. اما الجنس الاخر الذي تنتمي له المجوسي الشي*ي فهم عبيد ونساء للفرس وباعوا العراق كدوله مستعمره من ايران
Mark sure knows how to make great content. Saudi Arabia has one of the best cuisines to offer to the world. We can only hope for the best when it comes to him making more amazing content for us to watch.
Our Prophet صل الله عليه وسلم said that the Yemen people are the most be loved to him, so who is more truthful man in the face of earth. Love you my Yemen brothers and sisters ❤
Legend has it that one day Mark will eat a meal so good, he will lean all the way out of the frame. Thank you Mark for inspiring and helping me to create cool travel videos, it helped me boosting up my travel page to over 1k sub finally 😊😊✨✨
@@jewelsgrl yup I’ve seen it too ..When he went to like a village very remote and up in the mountains ..I forgot which exactly because I’ve been here since Maui when I first started watching him ..He leaned already 😅
Again Mark brings his experience and friendly personality to the occasion and brings out the best in those who are his hosts. Another wonderful display of dishes new to myself and I am sure many watching this video. Intersting to watch the cooking techniques. I would love to join Mark on one of his journeys. Thankyou again and long may you continue your world adventures with food. Cheers, David
Wow! I am fascinated by all of these unique dishes, seeing it makes me want to join your wonderful feast. I am Arab, so I am familiar with those dishes and I encourage everyone to visit Saudi Arabia, it’s a beautiful place that’s rich in culture and traditions. I haven’t been there yet but I will in the near future. Also, I wanted to say that eating with your hands is so enjoyable and adds so much to the experience!!
Mark, constantly leading us into amazing culinary situations.. This way of cooking the meat looks SO mouthwatering 😑 and the sides seem so on point.. I really, really wish I could eat this meal right this instant 🤣
This Arabs are used to use their fingers to eat, but they use them with so much ability that they never stain their own clothes. Is amazing. The food is incredible and their technique is fascinating. I enjoyed so much! Thank you Mark! You have done it well again. A funny moment: All the arabs went asleep and Mark is still eating 😆😁😅 You have all of us used to see this marvellous.
One thing to mention that they are so careful to keep their right hand clean so it's used for food.. they left him to actually go to pray and that one guy had to sacrify his prayer time to keep him company , you could hear the call of prayer in the background
Your smile always demonstrate a positive vibes to us.. I know, whenever I watch you video, I feel like enthusiasm .. One thing which is very special things in you. You always do respect of others
Subhan’Allah. Mr Wiens, you are a honourable man. Your attention to detail is evident in the research you conduct and then put it to use to follow the ettiquette of your hosts. In this episode, your seating position, the use of the right hand is evident. May you be blessed with health and continue to upload content for your viewers to enjoy. Farewell.
ماشاءالله، انا عشت بالقصيم تقريبا ٧ سنوات والجو يبدو مختلف تماما عن منطقة الجازان. السعوديين ما عرفتهم الا اهل خير ودين، الله يعطيهم العافية محبكم جميعا وخاصة القصمان 😁
ما شاء الله تبارك الرحمن هذي بلاد المسلمين فيها خير عظيم وناس ولا احسن من كذا دين واخلاء وقبايل ، يا ليتن وانا معاك الحمد لله على كل حال وبالعافية عليكم
Occasionally Mark will take us on a journey to a culinary experience that I know for a fact would be food I would not enjoy. But that doesn't mean he hasn't done an AMAZING job of honoring a culture that rarely gets the honor. Thank You, Mark.
Tradition of prophet abrahim peace be upon him continues in the genes of arabian people . Real hospitality to the guest's it's a tradition of arab which still goes on so nice to see
Wooow nice vlog in Saudi Arabia I think the food very delicious hopefully many foreigner vloger will go and visit saudi to introduce their food , and they keep smiling nice handsome guys ,
I just found your vlog! Read Gazan in title…thought must be Gizan as we called it then…mid 80’s…we worked as nurses at the King Fahd Central Hospital, then were moved to Fifa Gen. Hosp. We were practically the first Filipino nurses that opened it. Your vlog brings me sweet and sad memories.
I apologize for not being more clear, coffee originates in Kaffa, Ethiopia. It was spread to Yemen, and this region of Saudi Arabia sometime around the 15th century.
Yemen was a colony of Ethiopia if that makes you feel better.
We Ethiopian love you so much!
How you are so so smart guy?????? After eating and tasting so much heavy foods
Great into thanks for sharing your videos!
It is the South Eastern corner.
Warm friendly and hospitable people Saudis are. I miss that country. Been working there for 25 yeras. 🇸🇦🇵🇭.
I am blessed for having lived in KSA during three years. I really miss this country, his food and his people. A great country.
The world map is false and fake, in its locations, sizes and spaces.
Thank you for the kind words
welcome back anytime Ronald
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The smiles in these people! You see how happy they are to have guests and you see their genuine happiness.
I’m from there!, not really but i live besides them i have relatives there
Incredibly friendly people, you can tell how happy they were to share their culture. Thank you Mark for educating us about parts of the world we may never get the chance to visit !
Thank you very much for your words ❤️❤️.. Indeed, the Saudi people are very generous and honor the guest to the fullest🇸🇦
why not visiting? as far as i know it's not hard to visit saudi. if you want help you can hit me up 🤙🏼
Definitely not like the arrogant, dpressed westerners.
Mr mark I remember when I first discovered your channel back in 2014 and I write a comment that I hope one day you’ll visit Saudi Arabia and 9 years later I see you here in my country makes me proud and happy thank you very much
ونعم بأهل جازان نقلتو صورة جميله عن العادات والتقاليد الجميله واكرام الضيف
الله ينعم عليك بالعافيه
জি অতিথি দের সম্মান করা সকল মুসলমানের দায়িত্ব কিন্তু ভাই জান কিছু সৌদির লোক আছে মানুষ কে মানুষ মনে করে না তারা অনেক খারাপ করে আমি সৌদি ছিলাম আমি সৌদির পুলিশের ব্যবহার দেখে অবাক হয়েছি আল্লাহ কিছু কিছু মানুষ কে তুমি হেদায়েত দান করো আমার নবীর দেশকে ভালো আমি আমার নবীকে খুব ভালোবাসি আল্লাহ সবাইকে সঠিক জ্ঞান দান করুন ❤
Can’t get over the host family, they are so hospitable and smiling the whole time.
Due to the teachings of Islam ❤️
@@Gadanfer also why they hid the women ♥️
@@jr.bobdobbs
not your business😊
@@jr.bobdobbs you just cry because you want to see Saudi woman together in strange men for dinner like that
You dumb
@@jr.bobdobbs The women host the women
and men host the men
in 8:48 u can see mark wife filming the wife of the host making the rice
الله عليكم يا اهل جيزان والله والنعم فيكم يا اهل الكرم والمروه الله يحفظ جيزان واهلها
أمين يارب ويحفظك من كل شر من فين اخي؟
@@x_ojالخالدي شكله من نجد او الشمال
The Arab people's well known for theirs genuine hospitality and generousity to theirs guests.They looks so happy and delightful to giving theirs special treatment to Mark by sharing coffee and delicious foods
Only for famous celebrities...m sure if an normal African guy turns they will avoid him like a plague
Womp womp cry about it africana @@zackbrown5201
@@zackbrown5201 This is just because you feel inferior to yourself, there are many who lived among the Arabs and their countries and praised the Arab people, their food and their generosity with them, we do not honor a specific personality or race, in our religion we advise treating people well and honoring them, there is no difference between an Asian, an African and a European, our religion urges us to love and there is no discrimination at all, there is no difference between me and you except in the fear of God, there are also many Africans who live among the Arabs and love their lives very much, there is also the industry of Africans who went to the Arabs, see how the Arabs deal with them as in the clip.
@@aod8348 then why a White guy paid 4 times more then a black guy in your country for the same job 🤔
I love saudia arabia from algerian🇸🇦🇩🇿
بيض الله وجهك ياراعي العزيمه
عز الله انك شرفتنا كسعوديين 🇸🇦❤
BNI MALK region is one of the most beautiful places that you will ever seen.
اي والله كفو
اي والله فعلًا راعي واجب 🇰🇼💙🇸🇦
مش كسعوديين حتى نحن كيمنيين سعدنا والله
لأنه لباسهم و عادتهم و أرضهم تشبه لباسنا و عادتنا و أرضنا
تحية لكل أهل السعودية من جازان لين تبوك و حفر الباطن و من جدة إلى الدمام 🌷
وشرف لنا و لكل العرب
I love how they're always smiling as they're serving you food, they seem genuinely happy to host you.
@@gyrozeppeli3591 🤦
You should see how they treat foreigners.
@@gyrozeppeli3591 nah that ain't it. We've all paid someone somewhere for something, but you hardly find such friendliness and genuine happiness
@@thecpt6265 where do you know ITS real? From Looks you can Not decide what the brain IS thinking.
@@gyrozeppeli3591 no he didn’t , you my friend will be treated the same if you come to us , welcome anytime to Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦❤️
I love the way you sit simply down and this is the Sunnah of our Prophet SAW, your love for food is awesome
التعليقات جداً جميلة ورائعة شكراً مارك لإظهار هذا الجانب من السعودية للعالم والشكر ايضاً لهيئة السياحة على تنظيم مثل هذا . Thanks Mark for showing us this part of the world .. great respect for you and for your subscribers .. best regards from SA 🇸🇦 everyone is welcoming here
That's great and amazing content bro. MARK and the Saudis are very kind & hospitable. Been living for 18years & never visited that Southern part Jizan. Lots of love to all the people of 🇸🇦🇸🇦🇸🇦 from the 🇵🇭 🇵🇭🇵🇭
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Thank you for your kind words.
Much love and all the best from SA to Philippines
@@GlacierRain و اشكرك على تعليقك للجميع إخواني واخواتي لأهل المملكة العربية السعودية و هذا يدل على طيبك و كرم 👍👍👍
تحياتي
@@beedykh2235 شكرا
🇸🇦❤️🇵🇭
I'm filipina, I love Arabic food, I work here in Riyadh Saudi Arabia as DH ❤️♥️🙏thanks sir mark♥️❤️
Its saudi
i love yuo
Sorry to said you’re are just a slave to these people. Women have no said in nothing.
It's saudi food stop saying arab food arab drinks etc !!! From country to country other different food
ابله انت؟@@muichirotokitotokito6819
Who knew Saudi Arabia had mountains with coffee farms??? Always learning something new with Mark Wiens!!!!
Nagran and Jaizan are originally part of Yemen. Most of what is being shown the culture, cuisine, attire and buildings are all Yemeni style.
@@Ali_Ali710 some Yemenis always nagging about things when they hear Saudi arabia, you don’t even own your country u idiot ابو يمن بلاش هبل لازم تصايح في كل تعليق
Lol that region is where coffee was invented
@@Ali_Ali710 All of Arabia has always been one, dont seperate for no reason
@@abdulelahs1429 touched a nerve have I kid? Ask your dad about Yemeni history he will tell you the truth even if you don't like it.
من اجمل التغطيات التي شاهدتها لجزء من مملكتنا الحبيبة
شكراً لك يامارك
@MarkWiens929 انقلع بس
Dear Mark, you are a real ambassador of people via food and culture. Love your Saudi Arabia Series.
Mark is so respectful to other’s culture, I’ve been watching him for years since way back when him and his wife first moved to Thailand, he gets straight to the point on his videos which is food 😅, he appreciates and is grateful to everything that comes his way. Am sure he had many bad encounters while traveling to places but never he had expose any of them. He always positive and mindful. You are a good guy Mark. Stay blessed!
Beep Beep 😐 .. What are you doing (( j. Seinfeld ))
youtube.com/@greatlifefood737
Thank you so much for your support over the years, and grateful for your encouraging words!
Pretty disrespectful you don't accommodate your guests in reality. Not saying that happened here but most Westerns just don't live like this and you should accommodate folks, I do for all my guests. I've never eaten anywhere on earth that people didn't know how we do things from using the toilet, showering (SOAP), wash rags in the booty (SOAP), wet wipes In the toilet, hand washing (SOAP) to eating food customs like on separate plates and utensils and that we were as clean or cleaner than they ever were in how we conducted our lives as far as simple things like those two basic modern human principles that prevent disease/cross contamination/parasites/etc and I see that a lot in these cultures who believe they actually live a "cleaner life" in that regard commenting about they do and "toilet paper is bad for you" when they only got half the story of how we clean ourselves (I don't have to break it down most people know exactly what I'm referring to on the other end of the Eastern spectrum). "Archaic communal/toilet practices" basically you're just asking for forever parasites and sickness if you've never grown up that way coming there. That's just how it is in some regions but it's okay, they learned about being clean way earlier than we did as westerners mostly.
All this talk of "respect of cultures" I keep seeing over and over on all these food shows swings both ways and I keep seeing it on all these food shows with things I wouldn't and most wouldn't partake in (this here, no big deal definitely one of the most bland food encounters imaginable. I'm not here to cast real shade on anyone or their culture, Mark included.
I'm just not the type to eat half cooked monkey brains in the jungle for example with tribes who've never bathed in their life and whose immune systems make ours look like malnourished geriatrics one cold virus away from "kicking the bucket". All depends on what you're working with physiologically and willing to do is where you're willing to go wherever and have usually been exposed to everything anyway and I have enough as is but I just don't get down with ebola and brain eating protein prions like mad cow type diseases you get from bushmeat as much as I can help it. Talking about people like Sonny on BFRS do, no sir, not me, lol.
This here Mark is doing pretty safe and mild in my opinion and I'd eat with them but as far as respect? Again that goes both ways and they very well know it in Saudi Arabia which is one of the richest and most educated cultures on earth.
You got me in sub-saharan Africa drinking bile, congealed blood, and sour milk like it's the best thing since sliced bread I must be high out of my mind with a 🔫 to my head because you can count me out 😆.
@@MarkWiens hey dude why don't you show the price of street food
Delicious foods, spectacular nature, beautiful cultures with nice people... Love you from Iran
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Everything in this video making me smiling all the time
Thank you for discovering this amazing culture of our Saudi Arabia and sharing it to the world
I enjoyed everything 🇸🇦❤️
This might be one of my favorite videos on this channel yet. The hosts were so gracious. Lovely.
والله يا جيزان انكم ترفعون الراس ♥️
شكرا 🫡
Saudi Arabia is on my bucket list.. the people are so wonderful, kind and welcoming. 🙏🏾❤️
Yes. But only if you are a man. Notice a lack of the other gender in this video?
Welcome to Yemen
It will be our pleasure to have you in our country 🇸🇦❤️
You are more than welcome 🇸🇦♥️
i have heard they are not so welcoming of different peoples. depends on who you are.
أهالي المملكة العربية السعودية
أهل كرم وجود ديننا الأسلامي
يحثنا على أكرام الضيف وأحترامه ..
Wow....Lived there 32 years ago when I was a child, and vaguely remember doing the same trip up into the mountains. I thought I was having fake memories of a more lush mountainous region because most of my memory was of seas of sand. Glad to know it was real.
You are always welcome to come back 🙏🏼
You will see a better version of Saudi Arabia
This was a special treat!! really this whole Saudi Arabia series so far has been!! I love the coffee and date greeting being the highest gesture of respect! I have tea and date as a snack every day/night…love the dates
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اهل جيزان كرم وطيبه . مشاء الله عليهم
I love how much the one guy smiles. That’s one happy dude
He farms coffee, what do you think? Man literally farming his happiness lol
Due to the teachings of Islam ❤️
@@Gadanfer one reason for sure. Love for god brings happiness to no end.
I can only saw wow, wow, wow 🎉. This family is so inviting and the hospitality is beautiful to see.
السعوديين بالجنوب أهل كرم وجود.
بالهنا والشفاء يا مارك وجبة جميلة في قلبك🥰
That place looks like a little slice of paradise....so beautiful! Thanks for sharing, Mark!❤️
I'm a so proud Saudi and so proud how Saudis are well educated; everyone is trying their best English to communicate with international guests. 🥰
Are you proud of stealing the Yemeni culture, land and food from Yemen!???
Greetings to everyone from Morocco🇲🇦This content made me very happy👏I am the director of the Moroccan Food Channel. I raise my hat out of respect for you and all of your ❤️
Thank you very much, really appreciate your support. Hoping to visit Morocco soon!
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Thank you, Mr. Mark, for conveying different cultures from different countries.. Saudi Arabia is a vast country with amazing cultural diversity, especially in the field of food.
Spending 3 days in Saudi Arabia is really great. Thank so much for coming and I hope you enjoyed our food and your stay here. ❤️❤️❤️🍲🍲
I've lived around this region for 27years, really miss all this...
Arabic hospitality is amazing 👏😍❤
Luv the way of cooking 🍳😋😍
Hello Mark Weins, thank you for sharing the video of the sweet experience at Jazan.
I always watch your videos on tv at home and rarely comment.
Didn't expect Mark Wiens (@migrationology) channel from before to grow so advanced.
In addition to sharing food reviews, I can also enjoy historical information and get to know the culture in this place.
Happy to see wife Ying and son Mica always healthy and traveling together.
Still remember the old video when Mark tried the food, his head would move to the right.. Delicious!
Sincere comments from me at Marudi Sarawak, Malaysia.
I’m Saudi and I’m never visit this wonderful country thanks mark to show us and the world this culture and we are welcome all the people to visit us
This guy is a Legend. He can eat any weird food and still do the mmmm wow expression.💕 I love you Mark.
Thank you Jazanians for this nice cultural presentation to the world
One of my hopes to be travelling this places and yemen.. love you from Iran 🇮🇷 🇾🇪 🇸🇦
You're welcome anytime 🇸🇦
مرحبا بك و بالشعب الايراني الصديق
I'm amazed by the tropical fruits around. Bananas, papayas, mango trees etc. This area could be the food basket of Saudi Arabia. Amazingly nice people too.
Jizan is a food basket that can cover all the Gulf countries, but Saudi Arabia does not export agricultural crops so as not to affect the sales of Jordan, Lebanon, and some Arab countries that depend on it.
يا بسم الله على قلبه و روحه الولد المبتسم يشرح الصدر الله يسعده ويرزقه من واسع فضله 🤍🤍🤍
Love this Unseen Village food in Saudi Arabia!! I was there once upon a time enjoying this authentic food!!
The dates are so fresh and the food looks so delicious !It is always fun to watch your videos !
I think is their people's are so friendly nd kindly 😍
A beautiful place like that can only have beautiful people and phenomenal food 🥰
Love this video! The country is beautiful, the mountains is spectacular! Good job Mark!
Mark Wien is the unique one on this planet to adapt to any culinary environment. He seems to genuinely enjoy food tour of each and every country. He could be a food ambassador for any country on this planet.
Mark Wiens Beautiful Saudi Arabia mountainous valley coffee grows sweet apple fruits,Arabic coffee cooking in Tandoor grilling nice people good vlog exposing Arabic culture how they eat prepare food
Here we go with the Arab hospitality. Proud to be Arab!!!😎😎
thanks Mark for touring us in Jazan, Im not that familiar in places in saudi arabia but this one looks nice and foods really looks good esp while eating under the tree, really cozy. I love the hospitality also of the family. Didn’t know that coffee is best to drink with dates, gonna try it for sure🤤🤤🤤🥰💪🏻🇵🇭.
Thank you so much JB, an extremely interesting region of the world. I learned so much as well.
@@MarkWiens 😍🥰
Eu amo as pessoas e a cultura da Arábia Saudita🇧🇷😍🇸🇦
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Mark - you are amazing!! You have brought a new meaning and enjoyment to foods from around the world!! I would love to have some of those traditional food!! You have motivated me to explore some of these foods by preparing them when I can find the ingredients, or otherwise find a restaurant from these countries. Beautiful landscape. Fantastic video!!
Amazing to hear that, thank you so much for your support!
I hope one day you’ll visit us and try the amazing and different dishes we have
I promise you, if you try just one of our dishes, you’ll never forget the first bite in your life 😂🇸🇦❤️
wow Jazan is very nice, with all the green and fresh herbal plants it feels like not saudi but a tropical place, very healthy way of cooking.
Similar to Yemen which it borders
Mashallah, from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
Wow first time seen those natural greenery in KSA. Wow beautiful. Thanks to Mark for showing this
@@waitingforsimpsons بدري عليك يالزيدي الحبشي الله يكرمنا عنكم ان نكون منكم شتان مابيننا وبينكم
@@waitingforsimpsons اهلاً بالمجوسي
@waiting انتم نساء الفرس واصلاً عرقكم مخلط مع الفرس والهنود ولا لكم قبايل تثبت اصلكم مثل السنّه في العرق اللي ينتمون لقبايل من الجزيره العربيه والله انك ضحكتني قال رجال العرب 😂 هذي كلمتك تعتبر جريمه من نفسها 😂
@@waitingforsimpsonsNope Yemen the current country was created in 1994. Saudi Arabia actually claims all of Arabia technically which includes Yemen.. The ancient Yemen name was whatever south of Kaaba (Makkah) to the Arabian sea and has nothing to do with the current Yemen State but current Yemen makes only like 15% of all ancient Yemen which most of it is Saudi before the creation of the failed country of Yemen..
@waiting صدام سنّي عراقي عربي اصيل، مثل قبايل العراق وبدوهم. اما الجنس الاخر الذي تنتمي له المجوسي الشي*ي فهم عبيد ونساء للفرس وباعوا العراق كدوله مستعمره من ايران
Mark sure knows how to make great content. Saudi Arabia has one of the best cuisines to offer to the world. We can only hope for the best when it comes to him making more amazing content for us to watch.
Thank you for your support Sophia!
Next country Iran please travel visit
What a great experience. Thank you for sharing. What a beautiful wholesome looking place
Our Prophet صل الله عليه وسلم
said that the Yemen people are the most be loved to him, so who is more truthful man in the face of earth. Love you my Yemen brothers and sisters ❤
Legend has it that one day Mark will eat a meal so good, he will lean all the way out of the frame.
Thank you Mark for inspiring and helping me to create cool travel videos, it helped me boosting up my travel page to over 1k sub finally 😊😊✨✨
It’s happened already lol 😉
@@jewelsgrl yup I’ve seen it too ..When he went to like a village very remote and up in the mountains ..I forgot which exactly because I’ve been here since Maui when I first started watching him ..He leaned already 😅
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Legend has it he will lean out of the country...
That’s why he’s always in the centre of the frame😂
Awesome Mark I like that you show not only just the food but also the culture and views, great job
The goat is the number one food in the arab World next to the lamb
Thank you!
@@MarkWiens You're welcome Sir!
Again Mark brings his experience and friendly personality to the occasion and brings out the best in those who are his hosts. Another wonderful display of dishes new to myself and I am sure many watching this video. Intersting to watch the cooking techniques. I would love to join Mark on one of his journeys. Thankyou again and long may you continue your world adventures with food. Cheers, David
Saudi Arabian life is a blessing.
Thanks!
Wow! I am fascinated by all of these unique dishes, seeing it makes me want to join your wonderful feast. I am Arab, so I am familiar with those dishes and I encourage everyone to visit Saudi Arabia, it’s a beautiful place that’s rich in culture and traditions. I haven’t been there yet but I will in the near future. Also, I wanted to say that eating with your hands is so enjoyable and adds so much to the experience!!
حياك الله بين اهلك حبيبتي 🤍
Mark, constantly leading us into amazing culinary situations.. This way of cooking the meat looks SO mouthwatering 😑 and the sides seem so on point.. I really, really wish I could eat this meal right this instant 🤣
I hope one day you’ll visit us in Saudi Arabia and try the amazing different dishes we have 🇸🇦❤️
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This Arabs are used to use their fingers to eat, but they use them with so much ability that they never stain their own clothes. Is amazing. The food is incredible and their technique is fascinating. I enjoyed so much! Thank you Mark! You have done it well again. A funny moment: All the arabs went asleep and Mark is still eating 😆😁😅 You have all of us used to see this marvellous.
One thing to mention that they are so careful to keep their right hand clean so it's used for food.. they left him to actually go to pray and that one guy had to sacrify his prayer time to keep him company , you could hear the call of prayer in the background
Your smile always demonstrate a positive vibes to us.. I know, whenever I watch you video, I feel like enthusiasm .. One thing which is very special things in you. You always do respect of others
Subhan’Allah.
Mr Wiens, you are a honourable man. Your attention to detail is evident in the research you conduct and then put it to use to follow the ettiquette of your hosts.
In this episode, your seating position, the use of the right hand is evident.
May you be blessed with health and continue to upload content for your viewers to enjoy.
Farewell.
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Looks so good. Would love to go to Saudi Arabia!
You must do it 😊🇸🇦
you're most welcome
You are welcome
It will be a pleasure to have you 🇸🇦❤️
ماشاءالله، انا عشت بالقصيم تقريبا ٧ سنوات والجو يبدو مختلف تماما عن منطقة الجازان.
السعوديين ما عرفتهم الا اهل خير ودين، الله يعطيهم العافية
محبكم جميعا وخاصة القصمان 😁
Wow looks so tasty. Mark Wien shows us every country has unique combined ingrediences and ways of cooking
ياخي والله أطيب وأكرم ناس، ما شاء الله عنكم 🟢
ما شاء الله تبارك الرحمن هذي بلاد المسلمين فيها خير عظيم وناس ولا احسن من كذا دين واخلاء وقبايل ، يا ليتن وانا معاك الحمد لله على كل حال وبالعافية عليكم
ماقصر صاحب البيت الاكل شكله يشههههي ماشاء الله تبارك الله 😍💕💕
بيض وجيهكم ياهل جازان 🇸🇦
Occasionally Mark will take us on a journey to a culinary experience that I know for a fact would be food I would not enjoy. But that doesn't mean he hasn't done an AMAZING job of honoring a culture that rarely gets the honor. Thank You, Mark.
Tradition of prophet abrahim peace be upon him continues in the genes of arabian people . Real hospitality to the guest's it's a tradition of arab which still goes on so nice to see
Good to see the other side of Saudi, and you can feel how they are so proud of what they have to offer. Nice
What other side? The female side? Lol
Mark, you are incredible. Your sincere connection with the people you meet, their culture, and food is refreshing. Thanks for sharing them.
they really seem friendly and hospitable
사우디 아라비아의 음식이 맛잇고 명품같아 보입니다.
마크 웨인께서 설명해 주시니 더욱 맛있어 보입니다.
오늘도 멋진 영상을 올려주셔서 감사합니다.
Thank you brother, may God protect Asia
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i cant believe mark was is in my region I'm delighted
This looked absolutely amazing, per usual, Mark! Another great piece of work!
Omg I would love to visit here!!! I love ur Spirit Mark u are Loving kind and Genuine thank u for sharing the world's Different Culture and Food🫶🏼
سبحان الله كل منطقة لها عاداتها وتقاليدها
I love saudi arabian foods they are fresh and delicious 🥰🥰i work there before as dh and i learned to cook their foods🥰🥰🥰
Wooow nice vlog in Saudi Arabia I think the food very delicious hopefully many foreigner vloger will go and visit saudi to introduce their food , and they keep smiling nice handsome guys ,
Saudi people lovely and very welcoming... ♥️🇸🇦this country is great.
Beautiful place Mark! I like the foods you are showing us of Arabian cuisine. I love the goat and rice dish!
Thata Saudi arabian, there many different arabic cuisines.
Mark is always gracious and respectful, nice videos.
I am very happy that you are showcasing our culture and food and when it comes to food in Jazan it will be an unforgettable experience
The food and country is amazing. Very friendly people and great variety of food and culture to try. Thank you for the great video!
I just found your vlog! Read Gazan in title…thought must be Gizan as we called it then…mid 80’s…we worked as nurses at the King Fahd Central Hospital, then were moved to Fifa Gen. Hosp. We were practically the first Filipino nurses that opened it. Your vlog brings me sweet and sad memories.
Hell there, i want to tell you that your work there in that time meant alot. Thank you.
Love you Mark. You embrace every culture and expose it to us to enjoy since we've not been there. You are such a great person.