Ugandan food and Cuisine // We visited one of the best local restaurant in Kampala
Ugandan food and Cuisine // We visited one of the best local restaurant in Kampala
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In this video we visited one of the local food restaurants in Kampala and we felt the need to share with you this.
In Kampala Uganda we have so many local restaurant in urban and even down town places, both places have different food prices, the beauty of this restaurants is they sell fresh foods everyday.
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Wow, I don't know India was in Africa, I need to go to school in Uganda🤣🤣🤣
i hope i can visit your country and when i do, i would like to do a video with you, trying all the food we never eat here
True, indeed, but don't forget that the geography of Uganda is our blessing from above. We must preserve it for our posterity. Uganda may be relatively small in comparison to others, but the entire country is habitable. There are not many countries in the world of that size, with rain and sunshine just about every single day as Uganda, making farming possible throughout the year. No other country on the African continent produces more Robusta coffee than ours.
Uganda is one of the 13 mainland countries on the African continent, most of them not far from the equator, without a desert, arid conditions or inhabitable land. The others are Senegal, The Gambia, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, DRC, Rwanda, Burundi, Malawi, Zambia and Mozambique. We have over 60 freshwater lakes in Uganda, including the mighty Lake Victoria, the second largest in the world and from which the Nile exits to the Mediterranean Sea. In fact, there is no other country in Africa with as much fresh water as we do in Uganda.
Visitors from abroad I have talked to agree with you. We have a variety of food in Uganda, which tastes much better than elsewhere. It should since most of it is homegrown and not imported. We don't have any reason to add preservatives and artificial colours to our food, nor do we have to transport it for days and weeks to get to the consumer. It is fresh from the farm, and healthy I may add. No wonder Uganda is known as "The Pearl of Africa."
Hello from St. Louis Missouri USA!!! I have never been to Uganda or any African Nation. We eat a lot of beef, chicken and pork here. I especially enjoy Greek Gyros. I would love to visit you and try your delicious food and explore your wonderful culture. Thank you for the video!
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love ugandan culture from somalia😍
Nice bro
My man you are a genius showing us so many different Ugandan foods.Thisway Africans learn to cook their own foods and stop hthis nonsense of importing foods. Why can't we sell foods to other Africans instead of Nigerians importing unhealthy pizza from Europe. They don't even like you over there.
I believe we have 6 or seven or more generations of Indians in Uganda, what is even more amazing local television channels show Indian shows.
Sorry, but I don't understand…who is the lady attending to the baby? Is she a slave or, why are you so disrespectful of her?
Respect and Love King……P.B.E/Pro Black Everything
I also like eating matooke with binyebwa mixed with fish or mixed with meat
I think punta is Nile perch.
I used to not be a matoke fan but now I really like our local bread and the greens. Indians are in Africa lol so are the Chinese lol.
Eating meat used to be very special but now Uganda's economy is much stronger, people are making more money and its easier to move food supply around the country because of the roads getting better and more organized with maintenance. This is very good to see…
Did u c the eye she gave u when u said crocodile beef hahaha 😂
Please tell me if it is correct. What you call as sauce is a dip and here in India it is called chutney and for stew it is called as curry/gravy in India
NICHOLAS WEBALE KUFUNA MWANA GWE NE MUCHALA WO. CONGS
The India in Africa comment was disappointing, but the food looked very delicious.
Could you please take close up shots of the food, from above preferably, so the viewer may truly appreciate the food.
The girl on the middle no manners
Mukene is not silver fish but it's called silver Cyprinid fish,, silver fish z something else TS usually like a pest or insect that normally found in a place where some papers have bn for a long period of time,, but in Uganda they commonly call mukene silver fish tho for me and in dictionary TS not🥰🥰😜
Dear Camera man, please zoom in on the foods more. . .PS. Uganda has alot of indians and Arabs due to previous trans-triangular trade and slave trave. SST
St law might not be an international school but beans and posh was always a hit. Uganda definitely has better food than Kenya
Funny how y’all have no right information about kenyan food yet y’all are neighboring countries . They have so many variety of food. visit their coast mombasa and different parts of their country. Their food is on point
Love the background music! 🇿🇦🇿🇦
Another very good video. Nicolas, one request. Can you also cover various cuisines of neighbouring Sudan, Kenya or Rwanda? That would be fantastic!
Naye
This video is a whole vibe🤣🤣🤣.
Moana congratulations welcome to motherhood darling. I personally love white rice, posho and beans. I also love matooke with gnuts. My favourite gnuts are the luwombo with either smoked fish or meat.
India in Africa someone give Moana more days for her leave
Osaliza wabula
you are doing a good job but Kenyans you haven't checked on us ooo 🤣 we have varieties of recipes even those matoke my culture is famous of them sooo watch out don't see one thing then say we eat that sorry oo
I love to eat matoke with greens, white yams, curry goat or lamb and a big glass of homemade lemonade with ice. I also have to use my fingers to eat . I think the food tastes better this way LOL😂
Oh, the sweet Moana have birth. Blessings to you and the little angel. Nico, you are over eating cheiii!!! Food looks yummy
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Favorite stew with matoke is definitely gnut paste. @Nico, you've lied about the crocodile meat pairing with matoke 😂😂
The way Asia's skin is glowing… Waited to watch this at lunch time to motivate me to eat. Love the video 🤩
And please help us out make a video of pastries around uganda too , thanks
Guys I loved the dishes naye….. Omukyala oyo! U should have involved her too, she looked to be hungry! Banange Nicholas!
Akawala nka kwaliza kewangulila nda tolina you are matching, matooke ne fish tonzijawo