The open mindedness of this channel really blows my mind. It is heart warming to see Africa being represented respectfully and enthusiastically as it RARELY happens. Your choice of cast,the curiosity, the excitement just everything. Thank you so much 🇿🇦
As a Korean, I can say that most Koreans don't even know much about the food outside of Korea (maybe except for Japanese and Chinese food). But WOW African food? This is something many Koreans will have no clue about, let alone that most Koreans will only think of safari or dancing tribes when they think of the continent Africa. This video is one of the most unique ones I've watched. If it was Koreans trying out Russian food or Brazilian food, that's nothing too special as we can find such food in Korea BUT I don't recall seeing any African restaurants in Korea...maybe there are but extremely rare. Just like how you wouldn't expect KBBQ restaurants in an African country - maybe a few but not a lot. Korea and African countries probably never really collaborate unless it's something political, diplomatic, volunteer trip, or in sports but never heard of too many cultural exchanges between Koreans and Africans yet...MORE needs to happen 🙂👍
A correction in the captions it say 'magic' when he actually says, "Maggi" (pronounced 'Madge-gee), this is brand name of the stock cubes he normally adds). The brand name is often pronounced as ''Magg-ie' in Asia, but in Australia we also pronounce it "Madge-gee'.
So excited for them to be trying West African Food (Benin), Proudly Ghanaian so I was so excited when I saw the caption! Gland Minji and Heejin tried it and liked it. And yeah Like he said Eba is really popular staple/comfort food for Nigerians as well
I was smiling all the way! This was so much fun to watch and I think could be a fun series for the channel. Instead of having them just react to videos they could participate in other cultures and learn more. Great video
As an African born and raised in Europe, I’m happy to see videos like this. Africa as an continent used to be not familiar with the western nor eastern life but as the years went by, they are slowing starting to accept the outside just like how countries like Korea in Asia are doing right now. Thank You for this wonderful video appreciation my African culture, this is beautiful and I hope I can visit Korea to appreciate the Korean culture as well with gracious and respect ✊🏾 I’m Dutch Nigerian-Kenyan proud young woman🤍
Plus a few other things...lol..as per this quote I found after asking the almighty internet..."MAGGI bouillon cubes (chicken, beef and shrimp) are made of the following ingredients: Iodized salt, sugar, flavour enhancers: monosodium glutamate (MSG), corn starch, palm oil, fermented soya beans, soya lecithin, colour caramel, celery, chili, pepper, cloves and onion."
I love that they tried West African food (Benin) and also I luv Minji and Heejin as a proud Ghanaian myself I pressed the notification for this video so freaking fast
East Africa we also have something very very similar to "Eba" but we Call it "Ugali" , it's also cooked the same way.....I'm from Kenya, now am thinking Africa is one big "country"..... I also didn't think ugali travels that far into Africa am glad I could still find it when I travel to other parts of Africa
I love this series! So open minded and accepting. Experiencing food from another person's culture can be a very personal and educational experience. It's so important💜
This is so fascinating, i've never seen a video about african cooking and it's actually really intresting, it made me curious about the diversity of african food and i will have to look deeper into the diffrent countries and cultures. Thank you for sharing!!
OMG Never I though I will be able to see Benin food on a Korean channel ❤️ our country is so small yet so beautiful! Thank you for bringing the culture here 🙏🏾 PS: I know it’s not only Benin food (it exist in a lot of African countries) but he is from Benin and I’m (stupidly) proud hehe ☺️
Oh my gosh they actually liked it.....I’ve watched white ppl try out food and say things like oh it’s too spicy it’s always too something but I love that they love it🥺❤️ more Korean trying African food videos please😭
This is super cool to watch! I recently got into this channel and all of the cast is super open and kindhearted. They're always ready to learn more about other cultures and this was a food I didn't even know about as an American! I love learning languages, cultures, etc and it's always cool to see more representation from around the world! Great video
I'm from South Africa and I'm so amazed that West Africa's cuisine is similar to Southern Africa's In South Africa we have our own version which is pap, chakalaka and braai meat🇿🇦❤🔥
I can tell you that this way of cooking is not only found in west africa, it is found in Central Africa and most likely the entire continent. My entire family here in the USA and fellow compatriots as well as fellow Africans here continue their way of life. I am very happy that my fellow francophone is keeping close to the ways of the motherland. God bless.
Never seen or tried Eba before because its not from my home country but now I want to try and cook it , it looks delicious. Loved how the girls were paying so much attention to his explainations.
I'm not from Africa (African American) but this video made me smile so much. Im so glad to see Black people from around the globe finally getting to showcase their beautiful cultures, cuisines and customs with all of us. This was an amazing video and the food looked delicious!!
Thanks for this video. I love eating Moyo. My Benin' teach me but I have been to Togo, Dapaong, Mango village. They eat like this. In Martinique, Carebean French Island we have Gari, it's more sweet. 😘🌹👌
In east Africa we also eat " Eba" but we don't call it that, we call it " Ugali" ....I'm from Kenya.....and yeah it's also the most common food here, every household eats ugali, we love it
omg this dude's cooking with a pan as the lid. genius, this is just what i needed. remind me in these replies to buy a pan that has the same circumference as my pot for next semester because my pot lids kept got stolen *twice* by different people in the dorm I was living in for some fucking reason and because you can't exactly by a replacement lid I ended up buying two new pots all for nothing
It's really interesting because my family is from Togo, the neighboring country, and we make the same foods but serve them differently. Eba is something we call Pinon, but we tend to just plop it in a bowl and eat it with a spoon. The way he serves it in this video is like how we would serve Fufu. And the Degue is just known to me as Tapioca porridge. It's just those small white tapioca pearls that you can find in both African and Asian markets boiled in water/milk with condensed milk, vanilla, and nutmeg for flavor. It's a REALLY GOOD dessert! It's cool to see the different ways it's served in different countries and villages. :)
Enjoyed everything,the powere cooking 😅 yes most African countries we have that but we use different flours the Nigerian music in the background 🤌 love you from Uganda ( east Africa) we appreciate your open minds
this video was super wholesome, I'm currently trying to learn more about Africa in general (food, culture, etc), since it's such a sub represented continent in every sense possible, unfortunately, and this video feels very important to change that
Im really starting to like this channel since they seem to be enjoying the african culture already please show them the real africa take them to africa virtually
The open mindedness of this channel really blows my mind. It is heart warming to see Africa being represented respectfully and enthusiastically as it RARELY happens. Your choice of cast,the curiosity, the excitement just everything. Thank you so much 🇿🇦
HEAVY on the respectfully👆🏾
Very respectful
@Wasabi Smile Bruh African food is very wanted in asia the only african restaurant i know is in tokyo im craving to go there…
They should do series like these with this gentleman, where they teach the girls new stuff
🥰🥰🥰👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
do it in reverse have then teach some one their food.
@@brucedavis191 this is a Korean channel and they’re in Korea- so I’m guessing that’s why they’re not doing it the other way around…
right he’s so cute n excited to share his culture it’s fun seeing him on the channel
As a Korean, I can say that most Koreans don't even know much about the food outside of Korea (maybe except for Japanese and Chinese food). But WOW African food? This is something many Koreans will have no clue about, let alone that most Koreans will only think of safari or dancing tribes when they think of the continent Africa. This video is one of the most unique ones I've watched. If it was Koreans trying out Russian food or Brazilian food, that's nothing too special as we can find such food in Korea BUT I don't recall seeing any African restaurants in Korea...maybe there are but extremely rare. Just like how you wouldn't expect KBBQ restaurants in an African country - maybe a few but not a lot. Korea and African countries probably never really collaborate unless it's something political, diplomatic, volunteer trip, or in sports but never heard of too many cultural exchanges between Koreans and Africans yet...MORE needs to happen 🙂👍
Be careful what you wish for.
Funny enough there are a lot ofChinese restaurants in Nigeria
interesting. We have very few Korean restaurants in South Africa too
Good insight I want this too
You right,I have never seen a y Korean restaurant in my country only Chinese restaurants
A correction in the captions it say 'magic' when he actually says, "Maggi" (pronounced 'Madge-gee), this is brand name of the stock cubes he normally adds). The brand name is often pronounced as ''Magg-ie' in Asia, but in Australia we also pronounce it "Madge-gee'.
I've never heard maggi pronounced like that until today 😂
Ahhh the maggi cube was essential when I was growing up with cooking African food (Congolese) .
In Nigeria (and around west Africa) we pronounce it ‘Mah-gee’.
In Nigeria we also pronounce it as magg-ie
We also have it in Haiti(maggi), although now a lot of Haitian Americans are recommending not using it cause it’s bad for health.
I think he meant the cooking brand ‘Maggi’ not Magic 🤣
Lol that's what i was thinking
but maggie is magic seasoning lmaoo
Yes that caught me off guard too 😂😂😂
Here I am watching this eating Maggi noodles 🍜 😂
The way she said “DESSERT~!”
Same.
That was the cutest thing
So excited for them to be trying West African Food (Benin), Proudly Ghanaian so I was so excited when I saw the caption! Gland Minji and Heejin tried it and liked it. And yeah Like he said Eba is really popular staple/comfort food for Nigerians as well
I’m Ghanaian American
As a Nigerian I’m glad they got to try our food
not specifically nigerian food
@@alima872 yeah but the person means because Nigeria is also in West Africa I think
Same I’m so happy
Ngl you guys' food slaps.
@@AwesomeSaucePictures ☺️💞
I'm in love with the Korea x Africa content!! I literally never see stuff like this?!!! Plus Heejun, Minji, and Daniel are such a fun combo😂💕💕
Isn't he the same guy who taught them Amapiano? So this guy is attractive and able to dance and cook, damn
🤣🤣🤣👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Yes... And married 🥺
Aww I like him, he's so gentle and informative, not to mention funny! Hope to see more of the guy
I was smiling all the way! This was so much fun to watch and I think could be a fun series for the channel. Instead of having them just react to videos they could participate in other cultures and learn more. Great video
Yall are doing a great job at letting them explore other cultures from the actual source themselves ❤️
As an African born and raised in Europe, I’m happy to see videos like this. Africa as an continent used to be not familiar with the western nor eastern life but as the years went by, they are slowing starting to accept the outside just like how countries like Korea in Asia are doing right now.
Thank You for this wonderful video appreciation my African culture, this is beautiful and I hope I can visit Korea to appreciate the Korean culture as well with gracious and respect ✊🏾
I’m Dutch Nigerian-Kenyan proud young woman🤍
Had to rush here when I saw west Africa proudly Nigerian.
lol, the translation was magic when he was really referring to maggi cubes. maybe maggi is somewhat like MSG?
"Maggi" (is brand name often prounced 'Magg-ie' in Asia) they are stock cubes, I am pretty sure they are worldwide brand as we have them in Australia.
I'm pretty sure Maggi has MSG. Lol
Plus a few other things...lol..as per this quote I found after asking the almighty internet..."MAGGI bouillon cubes (chicken, beef and shrimp) are made of the following ingredients: Iodized salt, sugar, flavour enhancers: monosodium glutamate (MSG), corn starch, palm oil, fermented soya beans, soya lecithin, colour caramel, celery, chili, pepper, cloves and onion."
They’re stock/flavouring cubes. I think they might have MSG IN them.
I love that they tried West African food (Benin) and also I luv Minji and Heejin as a proud Ghanaian myself I pressed the notification for this video so freaking fast
East Africa we also have something very very similar to "Eba" but we Call it "Ugali" , it's also cooked the same way.....I'm from Kenya, now am thinking Africa is one big "country"..... I also didn't think ugali travels that far into Africa am glad I could still find it when I travel to other parts of Africa
🇳🇬A lot of Nigerians love Eba but it's not my favourite
I prefer Amala or Iyan (pounded yam)
Same
I prefer fufu
@@afrobeatsislife1677 I haven't eaten fufu in a while kinda craving it now
As Nigerians, this is my first time, actually properly seen clear image of food from thier culture.☺️nice to see that 👍
I rewatch the video and he said moyo are popular soup. Even tho, I never heard or seen such thing before. Interesting.
I love this series! So open minded and accepting. Experiencing food from another person's culture can be a very personal and educational experience. It's so important💜
This is so fascinating, i've never seen a video about african cooking and it's actually really intresting, it made me curious about the diversity of african food and i will have to look deeper into the diffrent countries and cultures. Thank you for sharing!!
Please do! African culture is HUGELY diverse and so so vibrant. In my opinion, our food is the worlds best kept secret🤩🤩🤩🇳🇬 (a Nigerian here).
@@mutelarsorhougbe4606 Do you mind me asking why you're so adamant about people looking into African food?
@@Tu51ndBl4d3 Why shouldnt they its great lool. Thats what is called a 'recommendation'...
@@Tu51ndBl4d3 dont know how you ascertained 'adamant' from that comment lool- try it or dont, not gonna affect me tbh
Eba is very big in Nigeria but not Moyo.
We eat it with totally different stews
Start off 2022 with some 👨🍳 cooking content 😊👍
Am glad how they appreciate other culture food
Other youtubers should also try it like Peaches Giggle and Awesome world
i really hope peaches does.
OMG Never I though I will be able to see Benin food on a Korean channel ❤️ our country is so small yet so beautiful! Thank you for bringing the culture here 🙏🏾
PS: I know it’s not only Benin food (it exist in a lot of African countries) but he is from Benin and I’m (stupidly) proud hehe ☺️
Beninese here 🤚🏾I’m also stupidly proud it’s not often that you see food from our country 🤣🤣🤣.
im happy as a African girl to see them eat fufu (Benin)
fufu?
Loved this!! So much fun and it was interesting to learn in detail about a type of cooking we don't hear about often
I love how diverse this channel is. Keep the videos coming plss.💯💕
the food looks so good. I need to find west african restaurants near me
This channel just keeps getting better with every video and I love it
Dang this video was wholesome af.
Am from Benin !!🥺 Am so proud to see someone of my country making people discover our food ! 🥰
I loved 😍 this because they really appreciate our culture 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬
it was super cute how they used korean and english to talk to each other aww
Oh my gosh they actually liked it.....I’ve watched white ppl try out food and say things like oh it’s too spicy it’s always too something but I love that they love it🥺❤️ more Korean trying African food videos please😭
I'm so happy as a bening girl because of the representation, but I really don't like ebay but i do like gari by itself
Gari dossi ou gari fotò ?
I’m obsessed this video has made me a Nigerian irrationally happy lol. Thanks for uploading it
Ayyyy West Africa represent ♡ so happy to see our cuisine being shared like this .
This episode really hit home as a fellow West African from Togo. I'm glad they are got to experience food from all over the world. 영상 잘 봤습니다!😊
U guys should do more west Africa related stuff
Warms my heart seeing them eat heritage food 🥰
I miss eating eba and okra soup. Well done!! Loving this cultural mix
If possible try East African food specifically Somalia, Kenya and Tanzanian food.
This is super cool to watch! I recently got into this channel and all of the cast is super open and kindhearted. They're always ready to learn more about other cultures and this was a food I didn't even know about as an American! I love learning languages, cultures, etc and it's always cool to see more representation from around the world! Great video
I'm from South Africa and I'm so amazed that West Africa's cuisine is similar to Southern Africa's
In South Africa we have our own version which is pap, chakalaka and braai meat🇿🇦❤🔥
OSSC girls eating makes me hungry . Very good video.
So happy Togo!!!!
I can tell you that this way of cooking is not only found in west africa, it is found in Central Africa and most likely the entire continent. My entire family here in the USA and fellow compatriots as well as fellow Africans here continue their way of life. I am very happy that my fellow francophone is keeping close to the ways of the motherland. God bless.
I love this channel! It opens up people’s minds and perspective to culture and so many different things! ❤️
This channel is so amazing, really. Thank you for the amazing content!
it looks good!! I wanna try too!! more please!!
I love this channel, so diverse. The content is unique
J'en veux aussi!!!😭😭😭❤
C la première fois que je vois un com fr 😅
Hahaha surprise surprise!😂
Nigerian here and I love eba 😩🤗
All this food looks delicious, I really want to try it
As a west African this video made me very happy ❤️hope to see thieb from senegambia next
Great Job Y'all.. I'm an Indian And This collab was great to watch would surely watch this video's.....Great job y'all :3
OMG im from The Gambia 🇬🇲 so happy to see this. ❤️
I love this soo much I like how open they are to learning new things and trying new things!!!!! 🇬🇭
Love this channel from Tanzania 🇹🇿
U guys are doing well pround Nigerian here 😍
That dude really started speaking Korean out of nowhere. That was badass!
Never seen or tried Eba before because its not from my home country but now I want to try and cook it , it looks delicious. Loved how the girls were paying so much attention to his explainations.
As a Nigerian I was so excited for this!!! 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬
As a Gambian, I clicked on this video sooo fast
You should try senegalese food I feel like it's very similar to korean cuisine
I love togolese food west African food in general is bomb 🇸🇳.
I’m Nigerian and I don’t like eba
It’s really nice to them try it though ☺️
MAGI yESS MAGI >>> (Sierra Leonian and honestly super excited to see this)
I'm not from Africa (African American) but this video made me smile so much. Im so glad to see Black people from around the globe finally getting to showcase their beautiful cultures, cuisines and customs with all of us. This was an amazing video and the food looked delicious!!
Love from Togo 🇹🇬 :)
OMG as a west african this video makes me so happy especially because they talked about one of my countries TOGO 🇹🇬 💕
YESSSSS, LOVE YALL please try brazillian food toob
Thanks for this video. I love eating Moyo. My Benin' teach me but I have been to Togo, Dapaong, Mango village. They eat like this.
In Martinique, Carebean French Island we have Gari, it's more sweet. 😘🌹👌
In east Africa we also eat " Eba" but we don't call it that, we call it " Ugali" ....I'm from Kenya.....and yeah it's also the most common food here, every household eats ugali, we love it
omg this dude's cooking with a pan as the lid. genius, this is just what i needed. remind me in these replies to buy a pan that has the same circumference as my pot for next semester because my pot lids kept got stolen *twice* by different people in the dorm I was living in for some fucking reason and because you can't exactly by a replacement lid I ended up buying two new pots all for nothing
that is definitely a hearty meal for those going to school or for work. looks really delicious 🤤
The chef, Daniel, is so cute 💕
Omg I loved this so much.
I'm from Benin , omg thank you guys
It's really interesting because my family is from Togo, the neighboring country, and we make the same foods but serve them differently. Eba is something we call Pinon, but we tend to just plop it in a bowl and eat it with a spoon. The way he serves it in this video is like how we would serve Fufu. And the Degue is just known to me as Tapioca porridge. It's just those small white tapioca pearls that you can find in both African and Asian markets boiled in water/milk with condensed milk, vanilla, and nutmeg for flavor. It's a REALLY GOOD dessert! It's cool to see the different ways it's served in different countries and villages. :)
The desert you can add some fruits too , like apple, banana , or coco
LOOOL when she said ‘power cooking’🤣😅when I first started making Eba myself that was meee!
I’m South African and it’s interesting to see other food from different parts of Africa. That gari dish looks like pap, a bit
its made from cassava flour just like mielie meal is made from maize flour
It’s “Maggi” not “Magic”
Enjoyed everything,the powere cooking 😅 yes most African countries we have that but we use different flours the Nigerian music in the background 🤌 love you from Uganda ( east Africa) we appreciate your open minds
this video was super wholesome, I'm currently trying to learn more about Africa in general (food, culture, etc), since it's such a sub represented continent in every sense possible, unfortunately, and this video feels very important to change that
I really enjoy this videos cause I'm from Benin and watching him amazed me
This was a great watch hopefully more recipes to come 😀
The beat made me think of Flavour’s song where he says ‘ashawo’
0:30 Proud to be Togolese 🇹🇬
omg i m so proud because i m togolese and my mom is from bénin
As a west African i am so happy to see this
I love these girls they seem to be fun ✌🏾
Wow…. I’m so proud 🥲 I’m also from Nigeria, this means a lot to me as an African😢😂🥳❤️❤️❤️
and here's why i love OSSC...
Im really starting to like this channel since they seem to be enjoying the african culture already please show them the real africa take them to africa virtually
Wait... people from Benin eat eba too? I thought that was a Nigerian and Ghanaian thing. Huh. I learned something new.
음~~~맛있다😋😋😋🤤🤤🤤🤤
God I love cultural exchange
please try south african food!