Street Food in South Africa’s Most Dangerous Slum!! Alexandra Township!!
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1. RIVER PARK CAFE
ADDRESS: 285 River Park Dr, Lombardy East, Johannesburg, 2090, Alexandra, Gauteng
INSTAGRAM: @riverparkcafe
INTERVIEWEE: Zanele
🇿🇦MOGODU: In a pot of boiling water, add in sheep intestines for two hours. Remove the tripe and intestines and place in a big bowl with cold water, then cut them. Place the cut intestines and tripe back in the boiling water for one hour, adding beef stock and white pepper.
🇿🇦DUMPLINGS: Make dough with flour, yeast, sugar, salt, butter and sliced carrots. Place the dough in a dumpling tin and place the whole tin into the big pot with boiling water, then steam for 30 minutes.
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2. KASI KOS
ADDRESS: Alexandra, South Africa
🇿🇦SLY: Fries - Peel, wash and chop potatoes. Fry potatoes then add spices. | Sly: Take one slice of bread and add polony and special. Place chips on top, then add BBQ sauce, some chip dip as well as tomato sauce on top. Add russian, vienna sausage, cheese, a fried egg, a burger patty and lettuce. Add top bread.
💸PRICE: 30 Rands / $1.74 USD
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3. ENHLIZWENI
ADDRESS: Soweto, South Africa
🇿🇦LIVER & HEART: Slice the liver and heart and place on the grill. Add seasonings, including a blend of spices. Chop grilled meat then add salt, peri peri sauce, add salsa, add acha.
💸PRICE: Rock - 8 Rand / $0.46 USD
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4. ONIONS & ALL
ADDRESS: 10953mtangai street, Pimville, Zone 1, Soweto, South Africa
INSTAGRAM: @onions_and_all
🇿🇦TRIPLE STORY KOTA : Cut the bread in quarters. Add garlic butter and grill. Fry French fries. Grill three beef burger patties. Fry onion rings. | Assembly: in the hollowed bread, add french fries, coleslaw and melt cheese on top. Top with onions and parsley.
💸PRICE: 85 Rands / $4.85 USD
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Ok 👍👍👍
I live close to Alex, in Waterfall Estate
Love how you guys are telling the stories of my home country in such a true, factual and authentic way, would love to meet Sonny one of these days
I wish I got to host you man this sucks!
Visit Mahatma gandhi's place
Sonny goes to the heart of wherever he visits... Gives authentic experience of the county's he goes to... love watching this series as a South African❤️🇿🇦
This guy he is with is an inspiration.. get of your ass en do something that is for tomorrow dont only think about today!!
Ya me too
Even me
The only thing that killed me was his pronunciation of "Zanele"... And then "soweto" not knowing its SOuth WEst TOwnship... But honestly the rest of the video made me an even prouder south african 🇿🇦 he comes with the utmost respect and care, makes jokes that are suitable and relatable and he will taste everything
Literally in many cases. Liver, kidney, stomach, and dirt too.
this is not a foodie channel, this is cultural tourism. much love & respect to you Sonny
true!
They go hand in hand. Have to understand the culture to understand the food...
As a South African youth from Alexandra, I'm proud of Zanele and Andrew for reaching for their dreams plus representing Kasi (Township) food culture well 💚
When you're born in a township, the struggles around you seem normal. It's only when you go outside of your township you realise there's actually a problem. It then hits you that there's more to life and you have the potential to do better. A number of people are in fact defeated in townships especially where I come from, Alexandra. Not because people don't want better but because of the environment itself. It takes a lot of mental, emotional, physical and financial fight to push through these barriers left by the Apartheid regime plus created by ourselves unconsciously. There's so much potential and untapped talent in Townships.
Side note: I'm actually going to try the Mogodu recipe as instructed 🍲
im not feom there, from another country with the some struggles. i was thinking exctly that, how brave those two are, specially because they didnt just leave the neighbourg. He said she open a restaurant in the peripheri thats hard, with robbery and crimes its hard to make the place survive, hope she done well
@@german18072 right!! I'm sending light your way too, you're going to make it 👏
@@lebogangn9495 thnk you for your kindness, much needed and appreciate, hope any seed of light i can harvest will return to you as a flower of sun when darkness is a menace
Good luck w the Mogodu 😂😂 Just do t think I could eat it in my present mindset
Sonny really breaks down cultural barriers with absolute respect.
Breaks*
You're right.. It's a beautiful thing
And yet there are still tons of idiots going on about him not being respectful on most his videos. It’s so dumb he is respectful
@@Steve.._. those people are called haters, when people are more and more successful the more haters they get. Let them live in their tiny, miserable, hateful, jealous world.
wusup fellow south africans !!
This was another fantastic episode! As a South African it always warms my heart to have my country shared to a wider audience. Thanks for doing an excellent job!
Lol
Tru
our country is a fuck up. shouldn't warm your heart.
@@badxanax333 in some cases yes, but in others definantly not.
@@badxanax333 You shouldn't say that.. I'm a foreigner living here for quite a while and all I can say it's that is beautiful around here. Ok, leave the load shedding, that can actually improve your studying ability and I currently see myself better during load shedding because I can't use the PC. The crime sucks...I think this is SA's most difficult problem but people around here are the best I've ever encountered in my life and I wish I could've stayed here for life. I bet you 100$ that the next country you're going to visit, somebody there will tell you that that specific country is shi*.
Sonny's sense of humor is unmatched 😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣 thank you for showing the world my country!! 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
Za letsss goooo!
Danko!!
I showed you somewhere brother....
I remember when Tayo put slum in his title and many SA were attacking him now a white did it and they’re praising him. African hmmm
@@Love22320 Tayo was dissing Black SAfricans .
Andrew is an amazing guide for this video!! He explains the food and the culture so well! I like how he keeps it real and tells it like it is. I agree that struggle and scarcity in a region truly brings out the flavor in food.
I must say the gentleman who took a tour with you is worth it.. he represented and excelled.. . Thank you man and thank you Sonny for choosing SA
As a South African who has watched this show for some years, I’m glad the team conducted thorough research. We are a very diverse nation with a history of division. Unfortunately, that division has prevented us from exploring different places and cultures within our own country. I think this series may be for South Africans to also get a glimpse of what’s out there (in here). I’m already excited to go to Alex😂
thanks to Mandela the economy going downhill
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I know Alex for very different reasons.
Just at the start of the video and the $2300 a year absolutely shocked me. Then she says she pushed herself to get a diploma in civil engineering! It actually gave me goose bumps. She has more education than I do and I didn't have to grow up in a place like this. The strength of some people is amazing!
@@wayne6512 but look where she's living all cramped up. I'm sure u living in a better house than her. Why is that?
@wayne Cowley what? 😂 I can assure you, she did not get this far in life because of her skin colour. Promise 🤞🏿
@@wayne6512 stop lying., one thing you need to stop is lying. Black people are less privileged, it's you who's very much privileged if you don't have anything as a white person it means you've been sleeping while there was a loot Pre 1994
This is a familiar tale unfortunately from most South African youth. I used to work at a Bank and l met a Civil Engineering graduate who worked at KFC. The scarcity of jobs has people taking any job to feed their families, even though it's not their aligned with their career goals or qualifications
@@wayne6512 wtf are you even talking about?
this made me so happy, i never see african food in media without someone calling it gross or weird. loving this content
I enjoyed Soweto when I visited and though it’s been a while- what a happy reminder Sonny gave me! The people of this township were gracious, friendly, are are still in my thoughts and prayers ❤
My foster dad is from south African and he was born in Johannesburg he introduced me to biltong, droewors, Broëwors melktert yet to try other dishes and snacks absolutely feel in love with the food
Do have 'visit south Africa' in your bucket list
@@Belioyt yes definitely for sure hope one day I can visit would be great to even go with dad
your foster dad is the real OG, introduced you to real proper stuff,all those are bangers (typical of SA food), but now you gotta come home and try the whole culture🤣😂
your dad is a goat, those are of the best S.A have to offer.. still much much more.
I love Chef Andrew, Sonny's host, "The harder you work the luckier you become". Inspirational !
A great quote indeed!
If that was true then why does the wyte supremacist in Europe keep stealing the resources to keep hard working people in poverty
@Samantha McClinn if that was true how did so much people become slaves an put under a racist system in South African an denied opportunity since nobody controls anything an all you have to do is work
Great quote yes, originally coined by Gary Player, a famous South African golfer
yep. .and that quote on Chef Zanele's restaurant, "little by little, a little becomes a lot", i love it. .
Mogodu we call it matumbo in 🇰🇪.... A tasty delicacy here, best served and eaten hot with ugali (similar to pap)...
I'm from south africa and what Andrew did there was wonderful, he explained everything into detail and didn't leave anything...all the information is 100% correct. Big up bro🎊🙏
I love how kind and respectful Sonny is to other cultures. If everyone was a little more like Sonny, maybe the world would be a better place.
Be quiet blah blah the world would be a better place
Yes true that's why I call him Sunny 🌞
I think allot of people are like him but others only see the skin and thats a shame. Its the person who matters not the appearance! Sonny has a wholesome personality and something like that will always shine bright wherever you might be 😁
I think that when you travel as much and as deeply as Sonny, then naturally a deep respect for all cultures and people grow. Even a respect and appreciation of your own culture. Travel opens the mind and soul!
He's like a Sesame Street character, here to show us that people can be very different, but still be friends.
Sitting on a bucket in the middle of the township enjoying food is very authentic. Truly amazing human being Sonny is
As someone who grew up in Joburg in the 80’s but have lived overseas for the last 20 years, I wanna say thank you for your depiction of the country that was sensitive and fair. It’s different when i watch you in Vietnam in similar situations and this time I had a familiarity and connection which was really cool! Thanks man, great show as usual!
Yeah he really did a great job at showcasing the country from 2 different perspectives. Unfortunately, there some to be some people upset here that he mentioned apartheid.
@@Cezkarma lmao you sound like a Kaffir bootie
@@mattvanr2361 wow dude so edgy and cool, I bet a lot of people like you
@@mattvanr2361 why don't you tell me your real name and place of work/school? Or are you just the kind of person that hides behind an anonymous CZcams profile because you're too much of a coward to say these kinds of things in real life?
@@Cezkarma yes they do and they have seen the something's that I have seen and remember Tinkerbell madeba isn't coming back so we win again 😊😎😏 ( nothing spells kindness like watching people get necklaced ) funny how they do it to other POC's to 🤔
The “chalk” rock is also a thing in Mexico.
Mind blowing how there’s so many similarities in countries across the world!!
As a South African I feel very proud for wonderful host.
I'm following you everywhere you go in 🇿🇦.
But he description of most dangerous slum is not right. What the hell.
@@bmshik is a great place and a great place to work and
@@bmshik is Alex not dangerous?? Didimala tu. 🙄
@@valentinefoley3507 you need to learn English. Most dangerous etswa kae?
@@bmshik Alex is very dangerous maybe not the most dangerous but among top dangerous.. easily top 5 dangerous Townships
As a Cameroonian student in SA,I have come to appreciate South African culture, the hospitality of S.Africans, the pronunciations,etc and couldn't help laughing when Sonny pronounced Zanele as Zanell lol. Great job showing the truly authentic side of South AFRICA and not the Westernized McDonald's episode at Rosebank lol
😂😂😂😂
The Zanelle part was hilarious 🤣
Glad you're also having a lovely experience 👌🏽
😂😂😂
I see you bro with The Godfathers Shirt, Love
What do you think about the xenophobia here? Do you think it's as bad as it looks in the media?
That Andrew guy is an inspiration to all of us anywhere in the world you live. The harder you work the more you achieve.
South Africa is just amazing. Even with all our challenges, we rise! I love my Country
Pity he didn't show Cape Town and Durban too, the video was too short.
@@Captain-Picard42read video title 😅
@@dlilwon give me a hint please lots of text, what am I missing.
Its not amazing and I hate this country
@@trashdarling1522 your name says a lot about you 😁
These series are becoming more than food shows, this is a real insight into people and their culture. It's more of a documentary. A real eye opener into how others live and make the most out of so little. Top job Sonny
The editing is TOP notch guys. It's better than most TV shows. Y'all rocking it! Be safe out there!
Big UP for showcasing my home country and providing a real view of these two townships. I really enjoyed the presentation and feedback.
I love when people like Andrew show up on the show. Positive, communicative and really aware of everything that happens in his country. Good job as always to this channel. It's amazing!
This whole channel, is the perfect example of sharing experiences without bias, with respect, and kindness.
I have seen many food explorers, giving horrible, disrespectful, and misunderstood opinions when it comes to anything slightly different.
Sonny is the most amazing and perfect food traveler i have ever seen.
He's incredibly disrespectful with many of his offensive clickbait video titles. Shameful.
@@drchopsit's not clickbait. The title states what people say, meanwhile the actions of sonny and his adventures prove those same people to be wrong. He's showing you what people think and say versus the reality of the places he goes.
"The harder work the luckier you become"
Love this guy!
Proudly south African and a big fan of the show and am so glad u got to experience what our township offered you...although the show was short but it was amazing
Love to South Africa from Zimbabwe...Everytime i go to Joburg i must have a Kota that sandwich is nice
I am LOVING your trip through my homeland! If you can, stop by Durbs and come see the Kwa Zulu-Natal side of things :D Watching you do cultural things that the majority of people here have never even done is making me so happy. God bless you, dude, may you continue doing this cos you're good at it and you seem to love it!
Zulu's eat drek Afrikaans are God's whahaha
Lovely video 😊
The "Russian" sausage is actually linked to Russia/Poland/Germany. They have similar sausages over there. I only found this out when I moved abroad. I always wondered why they were called Russian lol 😂🙈
Super cute how Sonny pronounces Zanele as "Zanel" 🤣😭❤
I kept watching and going "Zanelle? That's a pretty fancy name, is it a nickname?" then it clicked lol
Sanel🤔
🤣🤣🤣I caught that too and I thought that was cute and funny
The production and editing for these just keep getting better and better! I really appreciate all the work your team is putting in with the videos.
Andrew is legit the best chef in Jozi. His understanding of textures, flavours and smells makes his food so god damn amazing. Thanks for featuring him.
Andrew was great. I loved what he said at the end and I could tell he has a really big heart. I pray many blessings for him and his family.
Sonny you're doing my country justice and really representing to the world well. Very truthful and authentic. Thank you 🇿🇦❤️
How is this episode doing justice? This was not a promotional episode!! It was sad and disgusting to see people eating that SH*T on a regular and then to be proud of it!! ...what in the mental conditioning going on there! Bye
Andrew is the real star. What a good host, educated and a great communicator. Good ambassador for SA 👏🏼
Props to Andrew! What a legend!
I'm such a huge fan,been following all your world travels since the beginning,thank you for showcasing South Africa my home.
Andrew is such a wise and kind co-host. It's a pleasure to see him host with Sonny and listen to his knowledgeable insight on the history and struggles of these townships while still being so easygoing!
Sonny intentionally disguised this show as a food show but we all know its more than that infact it isn't a food show, but a social commentary
Preach…!
Brooooo.
Exactly
South Africa is back on the map.. after beating Australia in the rugby union. And beating Australia in the ufc. Much respect. Your street food looks amazing I want some. 🇦🇺🇿🇦
He goes to lot places around the world. Only in sa people have politics.
Good day Sonny we are about 2 hours drive from Johannesburg and we are in a small town Mookgophong or Naboomspruit. Thank you for coming to South Africa I hope you go to Durban and Cape Town. You must really visit the small towns like Mookgophong Modimolle there is so many you cant say. Great show I have been watching your show for years now and please keep going because for us that cant afford to travel we get to see so many people and places with your show. Thanx again
I love South Africa, the people are amazing and the food is phenomenal
Really what do you love about it ( the rape, robbery, murder commited by black people or the HIV ?) Ya because putting a tire around your neck pouring petrol on you and lighting you on fire isn't enough they need to also throw rocks at you whilst you burn. Trust me the people are not amazing they are violent
I've been watching this channel for a long time, finally i had a chance to see our street food 👌👌👌thank you Sonny
Thanks for showcasing our food it was so wonderful to see how you enjoyed our food with out any criticism lots of love from south Africa 🇿🇦
i was apprehensive about watching the series on South Africa being a citizen myself because i felt it'll be portrayed in a light that i didn't like. I've mastered the courage to watch and I am happy i did, its awesome to see that despite the challenges some people are making things happen, communities that most of us have written off have people who live in them and are trying to better themselves.
Me too. 29 years is a really long long time and enough for a successful revolution. This country cannot just be known for apartheid and poverty.
People really need to understand that sonny and the best ever food review show's crew is not just about food but it's about culture❤❤
I think everyone understands. Every single video there are hundreds of comments of people saying "this is a cultural show, not just a food show".
Incredible how resilient people can be.. great food, amazing people.
thank you, guys for coming to South Africa my beautiful country. please go to Cape Town and Durban as well
Wow, Andrew is a really wise guy.. I'm not from South Africa but his words " the harder you work, the luckier you become" wise wise wise words.. Thank you BEFRS team for giving us the opportunity to explore new cultures and come across beautiful people around the world ❤️ Love from Mauritius 🇲🇺
Past is dark. Present dim. Future brighter (we r always one election away from a brighter future..ANC trending down for over a decade now...currently polling at 45%🎉🎉)
Super friendly and positive vibes. Thanks Sunny and Andrew!
Thank you for coming to South Africa and experiencing our food. So glad I met you!!!!
12:33 "Every culture has something similar to this, this is our version of that "
I really appreciate this man. In our country, in Bangladesh cht hill tracts we indigenous Chakma people call this 'Haanji'.
South Africa is an amazing country despite our shortcomings. So glad to see Sonny experiencing what we grew up eating
oh my gooosshhhhh I'm such a super fan so happy and proud to know you were in South Africa love your content so much and your wonderful sense of humour😁
Thank you for visiiting our beautiful country ❤there is so much more to it as well but us who grew up in townships can relate to this so much.
Shoutout to Sonny's team because this is amazing in so many ways. I can particularly appreciate it because I am South African, much love.🔥🔥🔥
Your Africa based shows are always the most emmersive, informative, and amazing!!! Keep it up, and thank you for your diligence in telling the whole story!!!
Thank you so much Sonny for showing our countries authenticity. Your pronunciation of words were amazing compared to what I have heard before and I love that you went all in and did not show any fear. Our food, culture and mixed differences are what makes us and we are still the most beautiful people in the world. #muchrespect #proudlysouthafrican🇿🇦 #youdidwell #happiness #legendary Your work has just proved that you do deep and show every aspect and u clearly did your homework on the history as well. Very well Nd Fantastically done. Blessings and respect 👐👏👌🙌🇿🇦❤️🤗👍🙏👌👍
Thank you sonny for my beautiful country experience 🇿🇦💗
Andrew was such a great guide. Very articulate. Great episode once again.
Andrew is a very wise man. I like his take at life. The harder you work, the luckier you get.
Cool dp👍
These beautiful people stare adversity in the face everyday with a smile. There are people here in the states that live like royalty and their faces are crying. God bless the people of Africa with happiness and success.
I absolutely love your videos and the informative background cultural history research is appreciated.
Andrew is awesome. Hoping for more content with him. Love from Ohio, USA.
Are the Ohio rumors true?
Down in Ohio...
Swag like Ohio
Ohio🤯🤯🤯
I love the fact that you do not discriminate anyone and you try by all means to understand the different types of food and you try them. Love all your shows, when are you coming to Zambia 🇿🇲?
Loved the video, Thank you Sonny and your team for covering South African culture. And well-done to Andrew for representing us very well. And peace!!!!
What a cool guy Andrew is! super chill. Another great episode!!!
No one has ever done a food episode like this. Love it!
When I visited South Africa, and Johannesburg at that, this was the parts of the city that I was kept away from. It warms my heart that Sonny can melt away those barriers and show the real people and life. Keep up the great work sir.
I still you haven’t visited South Africa 🤣🤣 just get someone who’s from those parts that way you will feel more safe.
So glad that you guys came to South Africa. Been watching for such a long time and what a pleasant surprise. And there is more food to explore in South Africa...👌
Lovely episode,I’ve been waiting for a South African episode even though most of our South African meals were not covered or shared but it was an awesome episode 🤙🤙
I love how Sonny always makes and effort to pronounce words right❤
This show is SO well done, it deserves massive award🌟👌🏾
How Sonny is able to break barriers and to pronounce names is underrated. The man is a genius at what he does as he goes beyond just reviewing food but understanding the tradition and culture of the people he's talking to. On this episode he went where I'm sure 99% of South African "celebrities" or even politicians have never set their foot on and he's probably the only white person who has been there.
Lies
That be true
True
@@khwezykhwezy6926 obviosly you have never been to Alex..we live here.
what would be your definition of "understanding the tradition and culture"? I think you need a lot more time and relationships with the people to "understand" it, if that is even possible.
between this channel and bald and bankrupt, you can combine and have the worlds best review show, cos, for global.. information sharing, youtubers with genuine interest, make me subscribe. every time.
Sanny never disappoints with his videos always enjoy them , very informative
Love how Sonny doesn't judge but stays intune with the culture as a South African I appreciate this Chanel ♥️♥️♥️
Thank you sonny for not judging our food appreciate you coming to mzansi 🙏
I watched this like 15 times...
This brings good memories from back home..
thank you for showing my country so beautifully
Sonny this South African series is so sick mate! How absolutely crazy is it that you can be in Rosebank with mansions and Bentley's and 10 minutes later you're in Gomora? How did you find that experience?
Love it!!! I'm Sonny's biggest SA fan😁😁❤️
With all due respect, i am the biggest Sonny SA fan
According to the bible, you guys don't even hold a candle to my fanship to Sonny
In the United States. I live in NJ and there are places exactly like it. The houses are a little different but to me it seems similar
I've proceeded to being Sonny's air conditioner...😅
Wow wow , one of your best videos so far!! The music is awesome. Andrew was just outstanding. And the best ever host was just too respectful and polite . That’s why I love watching his videos. Nice in 👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️. You just took me into South Africa..DEEP!!! 😂😂😂😂
I love this country and these people!❤
Andrew's a real one. Very eloquent about the culture while remaining modern and progressive. More life to you Andrew!
As a Cameroonian i was surprised to see calabash chalk been eaten in SA too, growing up people ate this a lot especially women don't know why but it was a good pastime especially digging it after school and eating on your way home 🙂🙂. ours was very white not yellowish like the one I'm seeing here
This tradition is continued in the state of Georgia in the US. African Americans eat the clay or chalk. Mainly pregnant women crave it. An alternative is also corn starch.
It's mostly pregnant women...but also most Africans tend to have issues with a lack of Iron...so yeah this is our "supplement"
I'm South African and was not aware of calabash chalk until I saw this video. I think it is more common in the Joburg townships, because there are lots of immigrants from other parts of Africa. I know a Ghanaian, another Ghanaian family, a Nigerian, two Ugandans and many Zimbabweans. Before I moved to Joburg, I didn't know any foreigners, as I lived in a small city that wasn't that attractive to foreigners.
I'm from KZN in South Africa we have different colors of clay some are brownish and some are white
They are everywhere in the country, females just enjoy them,I don't know why so much addiction to it
As a South-Afrikan I am now two things:
1. Hungry!!
2. And Proud! Andrew you make me proud. Blessings brother!
Thank you Sonny for showing off our beautiful country.
I absolutely adored kota / spathlo when I lived in Pretoria. Great to see it featured here
I needed this bro.
As a South African passionate about food this just hits home
Welcome to South Africa. Thank you for showing the World our beautiful country.. 🇿🇦
It's so nice to see someone come to South Africa and explore our cultures and cuisines so respectfully. Absolutely loved this video and really hope you enjoyed your stay in our beautiful country!
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Great job Andrew. Explained everything so well
Come to Bulawayo Zimbabwe, it will be an honor showing you the local Bulawayo experiences. I love cooking but I just want you to have an experience of this city
"The harder you work the luckier you become." Those are some of the wisest words I have ever heard.
Big ups to you❤️ you survived Alex. I like the fact that he asked if 'slum' is a good word. I love this series man
Incredible duo so humbling and a grate insight into the culture
You're a good host.. live your personality and how you interact with people's cultures