I'm so happy to have been part of the Lebanese series!! I am indeed cycling across Africa, and met Sonny by coincidence in Ethiopia 3 hours before his flight to Lebanon. Somehow I ended up there co-hosting two episodes and sharing my passion for Lebanese food and stories from my country that I believe matter! I flew back to Ethiopia when the shoot finished, to keep cycling :)
Watched a couple of journey but the way you handle the Sudanese episode where you looked for Arque was terrible at some point you said I don’t mind jeopardising the ppls identity and you respond “ they are in war” content hunger scavengers. You have no respect for local ppl. Don’t feel entitled just because you are tourist may be you can learn to be or two things from Sonny how he approach people.
@RobertoHelou That is what I call being at the right place at the right time. When energy is in motion. The universe will guide us exactly where we need to be. And you were in the perfect spot. Isn't that amazing. I find it really funny, so many of us. Never planning something. Never having that on our thought. Yet there it is at our fingertips. And then under our feet. Such a beautiful thing.. What a blessing. What a treasure.. and something to share, food. It's what binds us together.. ❤
@@YY_HUsseinYTmy gf is 100% Lebanese. I went to her home town of zahle. Loved every minute of it while I was there. Beirut is beautiful also! After a month I left 10 pounds heavier 😂😂
Thank you for sharing the story of the Syrian refugees. The Syrian people have struggled a lot since 2011. They are almost forgotten about by the world. More than one million Syrians died and 13 million got displaced to neighboring countries.
I am glad you went to Lebanon. I really enjoyed this show. My mom, who passed away, lived in Lebanon. We love their food and wish the Lebanese people the best.
@@RoachV4 watched the full video just yesterday, and no, it was not just the police pestering them. It was also locals aggressively demanding money, the horrible camel market that was stupidly dangerous for humans and torture for the animals and a local producer who was not only useless but threatened them with violence for filming him after he walked into their shot. He met many good people, but the police weren´t the only issue.
this is what i love bout this show. its not only bout food, but culture, people and economical status. Truly a show that widen the world view of their viewers!
you bet... these types of content is so enlightening... i used to have a friend in Lebanon, but, idk what happened we just lost communication.... we were playing a game, we met through that game, and used to chat a lot.. but suddenly, she Haven't been online for like a year now...
Best show on the internet. It's brutally honest and you showcase the best and worst things that many of us never get to see. The part with the Syrian refugee camp was a truly vulnerable moment for all and extremely sobering. Thank you for giving them a voice.
You're more than a food critic. Man, what an experience I just went on watching this! You have a great team. The video angles are so perfectly shot and the way you narrate everything with facts & interviews is so awesome! Enjoyed this.
كنت اتوقع اني اعرف لبنان بحكم اني من السعودية لكن هذا الفيديو كشف لي جهلي بروعة وجمال لبنان واللبنانيين فعلا لبنان بقعة صغيرة من الجمال واللذاذه والعراقة والانسجام...اذا هذي لبنان الآن اذا كيف كانت لبنان في أفضل أوقاتها🤯
Actually, the UAE Prince in the 60s came to Beirut and fell in love with it (before the civil war). He said that he wanted his country to look like it. 😂 At its peak, Lebanon was called the Switzerland of the Middle East...
@@mohammadshaaban1048its wild how the greed of a small group can change the lives of so many. I saw a video of the crisis and just ran across this video.
In Lebanon's best times it was called the best country in the world, in terms of tourism, food, people, beauty, in terms of basically everything. I can't believe what the greed of politicians and "rulers" did to this country today.
I love Lebanon! Lebanese people are the nicest and their food is amazing!! I wish them all the best. Maybe someday Lebanon will rise again and become-again- the jewel of the Middle East.
It is already brother. Go listen to our music. Fadl Chaker is a national treasure. Maritta Halani is an ascending one, as an example, and a couple more.
A lot of middle eastern countries have fantastic people and food and are victims of government corruption. I worked at a Lebanese restaurant in New England 30 years ago as a dishwasher at 17 years old. The family paid for my college books in my 1st year of school.
@@BLAFF420 Go educate yourself, it's much more complex than that... some gov countries (like USA) are planning to continue to destroy middle east (ig : they finance and/or create terrorist organisations), for financial and ideological reasons. Islam (means "Peace" by the way) will never be the problem, but they use it to create a clash of civilizations for their own satanic interests.
@BLAFF420 western governments is the problem Islam is in his land It's part of our culture It's our way of life that's why we don't teach children in schools about sen /gender ideology 😉
I am Indonesian, I have privileged to worked and lived in Lebanon 2010-2012..it was the time of my life. Love the summer..and winter..Marine bay during Christmas time.downtown..hambra..souk🎉🎉till I visit again. Take care Lebanese ❤❤much love from Indonesia 🇮🇩
From a Lebanese liviing in tge US tgank you for such an authentic experience. I had left Lebanon at the age of 17 during tge civil war. I am now 54 and do not know most of the places you visited. A heart akin story what the Syrian refugees are going through. There must be a collectuve UN solution for their suffering. THX
As a kid living in Sydney Australia, Lebanese cuisine was synonymous with all middle eastern cuisine to me. I was blown away when I learn that the actual country is so small geographically. Their food and culture is truly larger than life.
These modern borders in the Levant (and the Middle East in general) are nothing more than arbitrarily imposed and sustained splits of an otherwise diverse and much more complex region... A sad reality that continues to create problems to this day.
The baba was my favorite part 😂 he is like every dad ever. I feel like he was one second away from adopting Sonny so he can yell at him for being annoying but with love 😂❤
I’m from Lebanese descendants here in Brazil and I absolutely love our food and culture. Kibbeh is like my bread and butter. Thank for this video, such great content!
One of the best episodes yet. Great job covering a complex situation with class and care - and of course thank you for the stunning mouth watering dishes as per usual. I'd love to visit lebanon someday!
Aside the food; there is so many interesting things in this video.. The refugee camp part is a brilliant idea to shown how Lebanese are keeping their land as shelter for people in need. A lesson for the whole world. Thank you very much. Shukran bezzaf
Let's do it! I'll start cooking. Everyone has to bring a dish meaningful to their family. How can anyone stay mad while eating good food with great company?
Amazing that you got the balance so perfect in relation to presenting the amazing food and culture of Lebanon, while also providing insight into the experiences of those who are struggling in refugee camps. Well done!
Lebanese cuisine is one of the best in World. Please visit Palestine since you are close to our country, our cuisine is somewhat similar to Lebanese cuisine. Long live the Levant
Seeing Abir made me smile❤Idk why but she is like an older sister that you want to visit all the time for food😁 🇱🇧 Lebanon one of the best food menu around the world❤
Thank you Sonny. For opening our eyes to the diverse food/cultures that exist throughout the globe. It truly makes me appreciate food on another level.
So much love from Iran to the people of lebanon and syria! I pray for the destruction of evil and the return of peace to the Iran and other countries in the middle east!
The father and son duo is just wow 😊 honest as he said about preserved meat breakfast as his father believe it's preserved and eaten for year , and replied: they did 😂
Thank you for this hard hitting and empathetic view into this part of the world that I wouldn’t have seen without you and your team. Must be challenging. Sending love ❤️🩹
I’ve literally been following Abir for a year and have never heard her speak!! 😂😂 she is awesome and my favorite TikTok chef!! She’s beautiful, kind and extremely talented
Lebanon 🇱🇧 cousin is so amazing 😻. Sending my love and respect to our sisters & brothers in Lebanon 🇱🇧 from Libya 🇱🇾. Love ❤️ and peace ✌️ to ( Lebanon, Palestine , Jordan and Syria) .
It’s an amazing video. I’ve come back to find the others TH-camrs. I’ve watched good videos about Lebanon but this one is far the best❤ Lebanon people touch me a lesson today, adaptation to any circumstance in life. Love you 🇱🇧❤️
@@schadiel-ghorayeb479 I've visited it before 👌 And I know what you saw "The problem is that you do not differentiate between the d,irty rich and the clean poor"
@ilhamtlam5250 Beirut is clean ueah but when you go to Tripoli and other villages its dirty as the government doesn't want to help those areas, all the money goes to Beirut
True . Lebanese and Syrians housewives - and off course their children - are well-known for their cleanliness , no matter where they live. Ma sha Allah. I am Saudi.
I love Lebanese cooking. In college, my Italian grandmother used to send me Caponata & pecorino cheese with peppercorns. My roomates Lebanese grandmother used to send him Kibbeh... We'd smoke a fatty J and share our feast. Good times.
That's the best documentary food I've ever seen. Seeing food from all the different angles . Put us right in the daily citizens surviving life. Accompanied with these delicious well presented dishes . Man !! A masterpiece show.
You can blame that entirely on the terrorist organisation known as hezbollah. As a Christian Lebanese myself, it makes me sick and disgusted that hezbollah has destroyed our country and economy
I could cry!!! I always wished you would come visit our beautiful country and you came!!! On behalf of all of us in Lebanon, we thank you and we love you! Come back soon!!!
Thank you Sonny and team for breaking barriers and shattering stereotypes. through food and travel you are opening hearts and minds. May you continue to expand our horizons.
Lebanon is one of my favorite countries that Sonny has visited. Beautiful people, beautiful scenery and delicious food. I would love to visit some day!
This was a fantastic video and emotional one too, You have givin an insight into the refugee camps of which ther is most normal decent people sadly stuck ther, my heart goes out to them, Keep up the good work big man 👍👌
Just want to say thank you for shedding light on the crisis in Lebanon as well as the Syrian refugees, and even providing some assistance to those you spoke with. I’m first gen Lebanese in the americas and I still have majority of my family back home in Lebanon, where they’re now facing a new crisis on top of the dismantled government. I always want to tell people how beautiful Lebanon and our people are, and breaking the stigma as Muslims in Lebanon and how free you are regardless of belief. And also, how amazing the food is!
Lebanon is just stunning! Actually now should be a great time to visit Lebanon. Your money would go a long way. Why Abir deserves more. She unbelievable! A perfect artist. I started following here after your video. Your best ever yet.
I loved this video, it has information about Lebanon that I did not know before. Thank you for this distinguished effort. I wish peace to Lebanon and all the countries of the Middle East.❤❤❤
I love lebanese food. Once i lived in Kuwait where lebanese cuisine is very polular and i tried many. Yow will find lebanese restaurant in every corner of the town.
I love the culture of Lebanese the food and the people, the place❤❤❤ From Philippines🇵🇭 I hope the war will stop and the people of Lebanese can start and leave in Peace and Harmony❤
This is why i love this show. Raw and unfiltered and he shows life in extreme settings unlike the news we hear and watch daily, life there is different. Thanks Sonny.
I love how you weave personal stories, culture and history into the food/eating experience. Everything is intertwined! Thank you from Tasmania, Australia 🇦🇺 ❤
In the Late 90's when I was in the US Army I dated a woman that was a first generation Lebanese/Greek and the food was fantastic. Her and her family were fantastic and the hospitality was bar none!
It is where part of the Bible was written (in the city of Byblos, now Jbeil). You can find in the caves of the mountains, artefacts of the early Christians, like clay oil lamps. Most of the Christians are Antioch Orthodox, Melkite Catholic or Maronite.
The way I was on the edge of my seat as a South African...This was so interesting because the history is interesting and I think we can relate as South Africans about their resilience but they keep pushing everyday. Unique culture.
I adore You Sonny... You bring so much happiness to Families all over the World! This is not Just a food channel, what you show a Lot of people is Culture and Cultures that struggle. You should call your channel "The Best ever Culture Documentary Channel" . I Love Your Work and of course Your Teams Work!!!! Thank You!!!
Let me start off by saying that *Abir* is the definition of “Making something beautiful grow, out of nothing” she is so gorgeous inside and out! I love her *GOOD VIBEZ* attitude towards life, especially being from a country where *GOOD VIBEZ* are not really a thing due to their economic/conflict status that has been growing even worse lately since the *Palestinian Crisis* #Freepalestine 🇵🇸
i am so happy the whole world is getting to see how amazing these arab countries are , i am lebanese and palestinien and im just so happy to see you all enjoying our culture! amazing!
This is a good example of how to do great food reviews in different countries. The foods of Lebanon leaves your mouth watering, wanting to jump through the screen and tuck into what appears to be delicious, cultural dishes!!!
I loved this journey, I especially loved you going to Tripoli. Such an underrated city that hosts Muslims & Christians, great food, unbelievably hospitable genuine people! Many thanks for taking us through this journey. Lebanese food is larger than life, you know what they say, you can feel the history of a place from its food!
This episode made me so happy. I'm not sure what it was but watching this as a Lebanese made me nostalgic and just so happy to see such kind people. Then political situation keeps hiding beautiful humans like these and making you forget the heart behind it all!
When I saw Abir I had to watch. I watch her channel on TH-cam and love her content. Her food looks delicious, the music is exotic and she is so mysterious. So glad you were able to connect with her while visiting Lebanon.
To everyone who sees this comment, keep pushing in life and never give up. Can't wait to see you successful one day and May God bless you!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I absolutely love the intro to the region that you do with these kinda videos at the start. Much respect for always submersing yourself in the culture and informing viewers like me. ❤🔥
Lebanon is such a beautiful country. I'm so sorry for what's happening with the economic crisis and the Israëli invasion of south Lebanon. God bless you guys ❤️
@@goodywardhunt3605don’t u think that what they did has consequences? And btw there were still targeting south Lebanese area. Even rn. So just because they ,,went back” (which they didn’t do by their own) it doesn’t mean that there’s no damage that they’ve done
@@Zeinab183 Learn some history. They went after the PLO that was attacking from there and they had support of Christians from South Lebanon. The Lebanese people are to blame for the mess in their country with their civil wars, corrupt governments and letting syria and iran meddle with their affairs. Now the terrorists of hezbollah have been in controlling the country for many years. You talk about consequences? Wait a few months for the consequences of attacking Israel for over 7 months straight. Also, @BestEverFoodReviewShow your Levant map is missing a country. You also don't mention your terrorist hosts in the video.
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I'm so happy to have been part of the Lebanese series!! I am indeed cycling across Africa, and met Sonny by coincidence in Ethiopia 3 hours before his flight to Lebanon. Somehow I ended up there co-hosting two episodes and sharing my passion for Lebanese food and stories from my country that I believe matter! I flew back to Ethiopia when the shoot finished, to keep cycling :)
Watched a couple of journey but the way you handle the Sudanese episode where you looked for Arque was terrible at some point you said I don’t mind jeopardising the ppls identity and you respond “ they are in war” content hunger scavengers. You have no respect for local ppl. Don’t feel entitled just because you are tourist may be you can learn to be or two things from Sonny how he approach people.
@@Black-lionessOH damn for real.
Awesome!! Thanks for being a part of this!!
@RobertoHelou That is what I call being at the right place at the right time. When energy is in motion. The universe will guide us exactly where we need to be. And you were in the perfect spot. Isn't that amazing.
I find it really funny, so many of us. Never planning something. Never having that on our thought. Yet there it is at our fingertips. And then under our feet. Such a beautiful thing..
What a blessing. What a treasure.. and something to share, food. It's what binds us together.. ❤
You`re a great guy habibi! Allah atik afi
I love Lebanon from Greece ! Your country is amazing! 🇬🇷🇨🇾❤🇱🇧
As a lebanese citizen I love with all my heart ❤️
@@YY_HUsseinYTmy gf is 100% Lebanese. I went to her home town of zahle. Loved every minute of it while I was there. Beirut is beautiful also! After a month I left 10 pounds heavier 😂😂
Thank you for sharing the story of the Syrian refugees. The Syrian people have struggled a lot since 2011. They are almost forgotten about by the world. More than one million Syrians died and 13 million got displaced to neighboring countries.
He ‘forgot” to mention the millions of Palestinian refugees!
I am glad you went to Lebanon. I really enjoyed this show. My mom, who passed away, lived in Lebanon. We love their food and wish the Lebanese people the best.
Far cry from Egypt! Lebanese people are great and have a lot of pride. Their food and hospitality is 2nd to none.
Egyptian people were hospitable and welcoming it was just their police that was annoying
@@RoachV4 😃😄👍
@@RoachV4 watched the full video just yesterday, and no, it was not just the police pestering them. It was also locals aggressively demanding money, the horrible camel market that was stupidly dangerous for humans and torture for the animals and a local producer who was not only useless but threatened them with violence for filming him after he walked into their shot. He met many good people, but the police weren´t the only issue.
no need to be an asshole, you could've easily said that Lebanon and Lebanese people were beautiful which they are without shitting on somebody else 😄
@@mekullag 'aggressively demanding money' 'horrible camel market' Tell me you live a privileged life without telling me you live a privileged life.
this is what i love bout this show. its not only bout food, but culture, people and economical status. Truly a show that widen the world view of their viewers!
you bet... these types of content is so enlightening... i used to have a friend in Lebanon, but, idk what happened we just lost communication.... we were playing a game, we met through that game, and used to chat a lot.. but suddenly, she Haven't been online for like a year now...
Muslim can say whatever they want but bacon and ham rules
absolutely out of context dear @ifques30 you need rehabilitation, seek it>
Lebanon people the best of their food the ate and their preparation superb
seen in vedio ever episode hosted by American food blogger.
@@vladimircurkoski1455no one cares
Best show on the internet. It's brutally honest and you showcase the best and worst things that many of us never get to see. The part with the Syrian refugee camp was a truly vulnerable moment for all and extremely sobering. Thank you for giving them a voice.
I wouldn't go as far as to say it's the " Best show on the internet "😂
Maybe one of the best food review shows on youtube
okay you dont have to@@tonystarks9150
Don't agree. At all.
You're more than a food critic. Man, what an experience I just went on watching this! You have a great team. The video angles are so perfectly shot and the way you narrate everything with facts & interviews is so awesome! Enjoyed this.
كنت اتوقع اني اعرف لبنان بحكم اني من السعودية لكن هذا الفيديو كشف لي جهلي بروعة وجمال لبنان واللبنانيين فعلا لبنان بقعة صغيرة من الجمال واللذاذه والعراقة والانسجام...اذا هذي لبنان الآن اذا كيف كانت لبنان في أفضل أوقاتها🤯
Actually, the UAE Prince in the 60s came to Beirut and fell in love with it (before the civil war). He said that he wanted his country to look like it. 😂
At its peak, Lebanon was called the Switzerland of the Middle East...
It was more beautiful without war and Corona I we’ll say the best times is 2000-2017
@@mohammadshaaban1048its wild how the greed of a small group can change the lives of so many. I saw a video of the crisis and just ran across this video.
In Lebanon's best times it was called the best country in the world, in terms of tourism, food, people, beauty, in terms of basically everything. I can't believe what the greed of politicians and "rulers" did to this country today.
@@mohammadshaaban1048 No, it was the 1960s
I love Lebanon! Lebanese people are the nicest and their food is amazing!! I wish them all the best. Maybe someday Lebanon will rise again and become-again- the jewel of the Middle East.
walahi inta stoopid.
It is already brother. Go listen to our music. Fadl Chaker is a national treasure. Maritta Halani is an ascending one, as an example, and a couple more.
It will. 🙏 🇱🇧🇱🇧🇱🇧
I really hope the country doesn't go down. They are like a jewel in the Middle East.. Loved the country.
-Love from South Korea 🇰🇷
A lot of middle eastern countries have fantastic people and food and are victims of government corruption. I worked at a Lebanese restaurant in New England 30 years ago as a dishwasher at 17 years old. The family paid for my college books in my 1st year of school.
Indeed the tragic part of living in a Paradise Like country is unfortunately the government almost always screws it up
I pray that they soon have a very decent group of people to run their government so that the region can reach it’s full potential
Islam is the problem
@@BLAFF420 Go educate yourself, it's much more complex than that... some gov countries (like USA) are planning to continue to destroy middle east (ig : they finance and/or create terrorist organisations), for financial and ideological reasons. Islam (means "Peace" by the way) will never be the problem, but they use it to create a clash of civilizations for their own satanic interests.
@BLAFF420 western governments is the problem Islam is in his land It's part of our culture It's our way of life that's why we don't teach children in schools about sen /gender ideology 😉
Bro I’m Lebanese who lives in Norway, and I wanna say thank you so much for this video. This brought happy tears to my eyes . God bless you!
I am Indonesian, I have privileged to worked and lived in Lebanon 2010-2012..it was the time of my life.
Love the summer..and winter..Marine bay during Christmas time.downtown..hambra..souk🎉🎉till I visit again.
Take care Lebanese ❤❤much love from Indonesia 🇮🇩
From a Lebanese liviing in tge US tgank you for such an authentic experience. I had left Lebanon at the age of 17 during tge civil war. I am now 54 and do not know most of the places you visited. A heart akin story what the Syrian refugees are going through. There must be a collectuve UN solution for their suffering. THX
I like all these peacefull, nice, friendly and important people representing other cultures and walks of life. This is where getting along starts
As a kid living in Sydney Australia, Lebanese cuisine was synonymous with all middle eastern cuisine to me. I was blown away when I learn that the actual country is so small geographically. Their food and culture is truly larger than life.
These modern borders in the Levant (and the Middle East in general) are nothing more than arbitrarily imposed and sustained splits of an otherwise diverse and much more complex region... A sad reality that continues to create problems to this day.
90% of the food we saw is Turkish cuisine.
@@alpbini5459 which dishes shown here are Turkish?
@@alpbini5459 list one Turkish dish on this episode and then explain how the turks had it in their steppes before the migrated. I will be waiting.
@@alpbini5459this is the worst joke in history mate😂😂😂
The baba was my favorite part 😂 he is like every dad ever. I feel like he was one second away from adopting Sonny so he can yell at him for being annoying but with love 😂❤
Yes he was the best 😂😂
Sonny - "Fun"
Baba - "No. Delicious"
Sonny - "So delicious"
He fell into the role unaware.
I’m from Lebanese descendants here in Brazil and I absolutely love our food and culture. Kibbeh is like my bread and butter. Thank for this video, such great content!
As an Arab from the gulf the palestinian and lebanese influence on food has made an amazing impact on all of us. We love our shami fam
One of the best episodes yet. Great job covering a complex situation with class and care - and of course thank you for the stunning mouth watering dishes as per usual. I'd love to visit lebanon someday!
Aside the food; there is so many interesting things in this video.. The refugee camp part is a brilliant idea to shown how Lebanese are keeping their land as shelter for people in need. A lesson for the whole world. Thank you very much. Shukran bezzaf
If the world could sit down at a table and share our cultural foods together I think there would be world peace.❤
No, because religion exists.
Nah bro, let the world smoke weed one day. It'll be actual world peace day.
@@jaberus2right, some of the most unstable place always near the "holy land" or the birth of any abrahamic religions.
Let's do it! I'll start cooking. Everyone has to bring a dish meaningful to their family. How can anyone stay mad while eating good food with great company?
@@jaberus2True
Amazing that you got the balance so perfect in relation to presenting the amazing food and culture of Lebanon, while also providing insight into the experiences of those who are struggling in refugee camps. Well done!
The "I lab you," at the end is adorable! Lovely kids❤
Lebanese cuisine is one of the best in World. Please visit Palestine since you are close to our country, our cuisine is somewhat similar to Lebanese cuisine. Long live the Levant
Seeing Abir made me smile❤Idk why but she is like an older sister that you want to visit all the time for food😁 🇱🇧 Lebanon one of the best food menu around the world❤
Om goodness, my heart breaks for the Syrian people. Prayers for them. Thank you so much for making this video, Mr. Sonny.
I was very emotional when I was watching this video. May God bless Syrian people who are displaced ❤❤
Thank you for respecting and supporting my country ❤
this channel is indeed the best ever food review show on youtube
…and beyond!
Best ever you tube name
right this like the only one i will even watch anymore i’ll even rewatch them if i run out of videos they teach u sum and make u wanna eat
I pray for Lebanon to be safe and rich again, I must visit this country one day, how sad what Lebanon has become 💔
Love Lebanon from Morocco 🇲🇦🦁🇱🇧🇱🇧🇱🇧❤❤❤❤❤❤
One day I will visit Lebanon 🇱🇧 ❤ from 🇧🇩
Thank you Sonny.
For opening our eyes to the diverse food/cultures that exist throughout the globe.
It truly makes me appreciate food on another level.
I'm happy that Lebanon is shown in all the beauty it deserves to be shown in ❤️ You should check out Bosnia next!!! 😁🇧🇦🇱🇧
Bosnia is a beautiful country also
Do muslims in lebanon drink wine n alcohol?
@@ChopandchillMuslims no
yes some muslims do, @@Chopandchill
@@Chopandchillim no lebanese but just like some christians we also sometimes commit sins mate 😂
For some reason, there is nothing better than old traditional people being so warm and welcoming, it's just so incredibly wholesome!
So much love from Iran to the people of lebanon and syria! I pray for the destruction of evil and the return of peace to the Iran and other countries in the middle east!
The father and son duo is just wow 😊 honest as he said about preserved meat breakfast as his father believe it's preserved and eaten for year , and replied: they did 😂
Thank you for this hard hitting and empathetic view into this part of the world that I wouldn’t have seen without you and your team. Must be challenging. Sending love ❤️🩹
Right
I’ve literally been following Abir for a year and have never heard her speak!! 😂😂 she is awesome and my favorite TikTok chef!! She’s beautiful, kind and extremely talented
She's sexy af
Lebanon 🇱🇧 cousin is so amazing 😻. Sending my love and respect to our sisters & brothers in Lebanon 🇱🇧 from Libya 🇱🇾.
Love ❤️ and peace ✌️ to ( Lebanon, Palestine , Jordan and Syria) .
It’s an amazing video. I’ve come back to find the others TH-camrs. I’ve watched good videos about Lebanon but this one is far the best❤
Lebanon people touch me a lesson today, adaptation to any circumstance in life. Love you 🇱🇧❤️
A small country, but with cultural and intellectual diversity the size of a continent ❤ What I noticed most is the cleanliness everywhere
You can't be a Muslim and be dirty!!! Half the religion is based on cleanliness.
Clean? you sure were never there xD
@@schadiel-ghorayeb479 I've visited it before 👌 And I know what you saw "The problem is that you do not differentiate between the d,irty rich and the clean poor"
@ilhamtlam5250 Beirut is clean ueah but when you go to Tripoli and other villages its dirty as the government doesn't want to help those areas, all the money goes to Beirut
True . Lebanese and Syrians housewives - and off course their children - are well-known for their cleanliness , no matter where they live. Ma sha Allah. I am Saudi.
I love Lebanese cooking. In college, my Italian grandmother used to send me Caponata & pecorino cheese with peppercorns. My roomates Lebanese grandmother used to send him Kibbeh... We'd smoke a fatty J and share our feast. Good times.
😂😂😂
hahaha yumm Kibbeh
That's the best documentary food I've ever seen.
Seeing food from all the different angles .
Put us right in the daily citizens surviving life.
Accompanied with these delicious well presented dishes .
Man !! A masterpiece show.
Rewatching this episode nowadays makes me truly sad and heartbroken of what iz happening in the beautiful Beirut
You can blame that entirely on the terrorist organisation known as hezbollah. As a Christian Lebanese myself, it makes me sick and disgusted that hezbollah has destroyed our country and economy
I could cry!!! I always wished you would come visit our beautiful country and you came!!! On behalf of all of us in Lebanon, we thank you and we love you! Come back soon!!!
I've always loved this channel, not just for the food review,
but the extra information about the country's etc
Thank you Sonny and team for breaking barriers and shattering stereotypes. through food and travel you are opening hearts and minds. May you continue to expand our horizons.
Thanks for this amazing video making me rediscover my country
A day in the life of a refugee camp was the best part of this video. Thank you for shedding light on the situation.
Thank you for posting this and showing the generosity of the Lebanese people, their culture and lifestyle.
Lebanon is one of my favorite countries that Sonny has visited. Beautiful people, beautiful scenery and delicious food. I would love to visit some day!
This was a fantastic video and emotional one too,
You have givin an insight into the refugee camps of which ther is most normal decent people sadly stuck ther, my heart goes out to them,
Keep up the good work big man 👍👌
Just want to say thank you for shedding light on the crisis in Lebanon as well as the Syrian refugees, and even providing some assistance to those you spoke with. I’m first gen Lebanese in the americas and I still have majority of my family back home in Lebanon, where they’re now facing a new crisis on top of the dismantled government. I always want to tell people how beautiful Lebanon and our people are, and breaking the stigma as Muslims in Lebanon and how free you are regardless of belief. And also, how amazing the food is!
Muslims are the problem.
Omg! Lebanon looks like a dessert and food heaven. 😋😋😋🤌🏾
Not Lebanese, but can confirm Lebanese food is the BEST CUISINE in the world. Especially the meat dishes.
Ya jahash.
Lebanon is just stunning!
Actually now should be a great time to visit Lebanon. Your money would go a long way.
Why Abir deserves more. She unbelievable! A perfect artist. I started following here after your video.
Your best ever yet.
The fact that he can remember what country he ate something before months or years apart is amazing.
I loved this video, it has information about Lebanon that I did not know before. Thank you for this distinguished effort. I wish peace to Lebanon and all the countries of the Middle East.❤❤❤
I love lebanese food. Once i lived in Kuwait where lebanese cuisine is very polular and i tried many. Yow will find lebanese restaurant in every corner of the town.
This was an excellent showing of the diverse food from Lebanon. Thanks.
Love how beautifully they present their food.
I love the culture of Lebanese the food and the people, the place❤❤❤ From Philippines🇵🇭 I hope the war will stop and the people of Lebanese can start and leave in Peace and Harmony❤
This is why i love this show. Raw and unfiltered and he shows life in extreme settings unlike the news we hear and watch daily, life there is different. Thanks Sonny.
This is so eye opening. Thanks for sharing this!
And now I want to visit Lebanon, just so I can experience all of this.
you can't because of the instability in lebanon, hezbollah and israeli hamas war
@@Xamufam Seems Sonny made it out alive LOL
@@peterpan31000 this is months old videos
@@peterpan31000Sonny also often has his own security detail/government escort in certain places
You are welcome anytime ❣️🇱🇧
I love how you weave personal stories, culture and history into the food/eating experience. Everything is intertwined! Thank you from Tasmania, Australia 🇦🇺 ❤
In the Late 90's when I was in the US Army I dated a woman that was a first generation Lebanese/Greek and the food was fantastic. Her and her family were fantastic and the hospitality was bar none!
I'm from Greece and didn't know Lebanon had half the population be Christians! Wonderful documentary, enjoyed it a lot
It is where part of the Bible was written (in the city of Byblos, now Jbeil). You can find in the caves of the mountains, artefacts of the early Christians, like clay oil lamps. Most of the Christians are Antioch Orthodox, Melkite Catholic or Maronite.
It is, mostly maronites however shiites through hezbollah have been harrasing them (and other islamists)
@@jpespinosa4539 no they havent
@@jpespinosa4539I’m not Shia but shia Muslims are closer to Christians in a way, they dress just like Christians and celebrate Christmas too
As an African guy I am so happy to learn about Lebanon, my goodness, what a people!
The way I was on the edge of my seat as a South African...This was so interesting because the history is interesting and I think we can relate as South Africans about their resilience but they keep pushing everyday. Unique culture.
I can’t wait to visit this beautiful country and its people.. 🇦🇫 🇱🇧
*1:34:16** ---------- THE LEGEND! ANYTIME. ANYWHERE. FOREVER!*
8:06 This MAN is an example of how the world should be. SHAME on the greedy corrupt business owners who use every excuse to overcharge for their food.
Excellent work - thank you! - Beautiful country, people, and culture
I adore You Sonny... You bring so much happiness to Families all over the World! This is not Just a food channel, what you show a Lot of people is Culture and Cultures that struggle. You should call your channel "The Best ever Culture Documentary Channel" . I Love Your Work and of course Your Teams Work!!!! Thank You!!!
Let me start off by saying that *Abir* is the definition of “Making something beautiful grow, out of nothing” she is so gorgeous inside and out! I love her *GOOD VIBEZ* attitude towards life, especially being from a country where *GOOD VIBEZ* are not really a thing due to their economic/conflict status that has been growing even worse lately since the *Palestinian Crisis* #Freepalestine 🇵🇸
I agree. She defines and exudes beauty 😍
I love her reaction at 1:14:19 … She is a chef, why looks scared😂😂
The refugee situation is heartbreaking, I can't believe no one does something to help these people, itt was great that you included this in the show .
I have a friend living in Lebanon. I didn't know life is so tough there for him. I truly wish him all the best in life.
One of the best videos I've ever seen on TH-cam so far, great job hope you more success.
Lord help this country greatly!!!!!!!!!
i am so happy the whole world is getting to see how amazing these arab countries are , i am lebanese and palestinien and im just so happy to see you all enjoying our culture! amazing!
They are so amazing that half the middle east wants to move to europe
This channel is hands down the best one I’ve seen. So eye opening yet entertaining. Love sonnys humor! Keep it up we need more content❤
This is a good example of how to do great food reviews in different countries. The foods of Lebanon leaves your mouth watering, wanting to jump through the screen and tuck into what appears to be delicious, cultural dishes!!!
Txs Lebanon we are more connected with Ethiopia cuisine. Stay strong Lebanes🙌🏾
my first time to watch Sonny while crying, really hope everything is improving for everyone.
Thumbs up!
This guy just go around the world eating good food😋 im so jealous. I love His charisma
Your journey through the Middle Eastern culinary landscape is absolutely mind-blowing!
West asia
LEBANESE. Don't say ME like it's all one big blob. We're all different.
I loved this journey, I especially loved you going to Tripoli. Such an underrated city that hosts Muslims & Christians, great food, unbelievably hospitable genuine people! Many thanks for taking us through this journey. Lebanese food is larger than life, you know what they say, you can feel the history of a place from its food!
This episode made me so happy. I'm not sure what it was but watching this as a Lebanese made me nostalgic and just so happy to see such kind people. Then political situation keeps hiding beautiful humans like these and making you forget the heart behind it all!
I really like this episode a lot. I hope one day to visit any parts of Lebanon for leisure. Culture and cuisine are very rich.😊
This Gentleman is so funny 😂, he throws around serious words and they all keep talking! I enjoyed watching 🙏🏿
😂😂😂😂thought I was the only one noticing..😂he is hilarious😂
Please give a example… i wanna see
When I saw Abir I had to watch. I watch her channel on TH-cam and love her content. Her food looks delicious, the music is exotic and she is so mysterious. So glad you were able to connect with her while visiting Lebanon.
Congrats on the show's success , its nice to see a fellow Minnesotan traveling and experincing so many great cultures and experiences!
To everyone who sees this comment, keep pushing in life and never give up. Can't wait to see you successful one day and May God bless you!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I absolutely love the intro to the region that you do with these kinda videos at the start. Much respect for always submersing yourself in the culture and informing viewers like me. ❤🔥
Been one of the best series’ I want to go so bad now, and the fooood man! 🤤
Lebanon is such a beautiful country. I'm so sorry for what's happening with the economic crisis and the Israëli invasion of south Lebanon. God bless you guys ❤️
Israel withdrew from ALL Lebanese land back in year 2000.
@@goodywardhunt3605 you dumb they bombed Lebanon with white phosphore just this morning
@@goodywardhunt3605don’t u think that what they did has consequences? And btw there were still targeting south Lebanese area. Even rn. So just because they ,,went back” (which they didn’t do by their own) it doesn’t mean that there’s no damage that they’ve done
@@Zeinab183 Learn some history. They went after the PLO that was attacking from there and they had support of Christians from South Lebanon. The Lebanese people are to blame for the mess in their country with their civil wars, corrupt governments and letting syria and iran meddle with their affairs. Now the terrorists of hezbollah have been in controlling the country for many years. You talk about consequences? Wait a few months for the consequences of attacking Israel for over 7 months straight. Also, @BestEverFoodReviewShow your Levant map is missing a country. You also don't mention your terrorist hosts in the video.
Sonny is the most poetic, interesting and gracious dinner guest anyone could have. Thanks for inviting us 🫶
food in lebanon is a whole new denomination. It is simply the best, most delicate and incredible cuisine in the world 🎉