11 TOP GREEK FOODS | Athens, Greece
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Traveling as a vegetarian isn't always easy. Which is why I often do a lot of street food sampling and occasionally take food tours. This video is a mixture of both!
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Creator note: in the lifespan of this video there’s always been an ongoing food debate between Turkish v Greek as both share neighboring influence. You are missing the point from a travelers perspective of celebrating delicious foods in a foreign country .
Incidentally, A lot of well-known foods of many countries actually originates from China.
When traveling a country I celebrate what I eat and find popular in it …that is all. I do not have time or film budget to dedicate to film food semantics. But you can always support or tip it if you want better quality.
This video was shot in 2015. It was my very first solo travel street food video and I tried to cover as much as I could in my very short time there to give vegetarians like myself more food options and understanding than just eating salad and bread. Vegetarians want to enjoy food while traveling too
I am a Turkish and I've tasted all those foods with different names in Turkey. Personally I think It's not a bad thing to have a food culture in common. I don't know why the Turkish people are so angry on comments. I like Greece and Greek people. A person who likes Dolma, cacık or baklava can't be that bad :)
im greek and i love your people and my best friend is turk! we have many things in common (we use everyday 300+ same words)but is much more! cuisine, music, everyday life ,but im really sad for this we are humans we have same problems greetings!
You are a sophisticaded mind, my friend
You are liying
if you dont have any idea why turkish people is angry how can you be turkish. nice try greek
@@wrx5167 AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH funny :D
greek food is definitly my favorite food ever.
Noemie Beland maybe bc you *are* from Greece? but your name doesnt seem to be greek so... sorry :x
Also listen to all of us Greeks telling you not to eat at turist spots. The taste is bad, the quality is bad. You are better off asking a local to a nice restaurant in a non-tourist area.
Galaktoboureko is missing on this list! It's a very tasty dessert.
Max Mustermann A custard dessert- wish I got to try it!
@@grrrltraveler Or maybe a trigono (triangle) or a touloumpa.
Almost the same in Turkey. That's a joy to know/see that. Thank you Christine ;)
These foods/meals are proof that we are brothers/sisters but politics and religions seperated us.
Lets try not to fool by politicians; they'll keep their chairs as we see each other as enemies.
We both have maden mistakes in the past but don't forget the rule : '' united we stand, divided we fall ''
Also albania
What do you mean they just copied turkey
@@rasitsen4661 you mean turkey betrayed them and stole their culture then named it "turkish" lol, thieves of lands and of ideas.
巣ガもとマガジア気 Oo just cuz were ethnically related don’t mean they can take our food ? Oh sorry corona virus
巣ガもとマガジア気 Turkey did not steal anything from Greece. Do your proper research Im not even Turkish and I know this. Go learn some history dumbass u look stupid
For all the Turks who don't know history ; dolme , yoghurt , coffee ,baklava etc. were made in Byzantium empire , so that makes them greek . You just learnt from us how to cook :)
Its origin is ottoman and ottoman counts as turkish sorry u couldnt succes again stealer
Coffe is from yemen. Yoghurt is from central asia dolma is a turkish word. And baklava is famous in middle east.
they are all invented in ottoman empire just google it
Greek foods are my favorite food...!!!
+yağhv turkish invaded greece and stole greek cultures such as greek foods and greek foods...
ΠΟΥ ΕΙΝΑΙ ΤΟ ΤΖΑΤΖΙΚΙ ΣΤΟ ΖΟΥΒΛΑΚΙ?????????
+Maria Kafka amartwloi paidi mou...ti perimeneis..sth kolash 8a kaoun
+Maria Kafka einai souvlaki hipster
+Maria Kafka ama fas stou kwsta dn thes tzatziki
+kv xr πες τα ρε μάστορα :)
+Maria Kafka στα περισσοτερα σουβλατζιδικα στο κεντρο δεν βαζουν ! ΤΑ ΖΩΑ
@MonkeyD Teemo : I mentioned cucumber in English text along with the restaurant names... in the video.
ΈλληΝ ΣτρατόΣ true σοστο
1 στιφαδο
2 χοιρινο με σελινο
3 καλαμαρακια τηγανια
4 μουσακας
5 κοκορετσι
6 φρικασε αρνακι
7 ντολμαδακια
8 κοχλιους μπουρμπουριστους
9 χταποδακι ψητο
10 γιουβετσι
Small correction,in Greece we almost never use veal for souvlaki, in most cases it is pork(because it is cheap) and or chicken
The word is derived from Turkish: yoğurt,[5]and is usually related to the verb yoğurmak, "to knead", or "to be curdled or coagulated; to thicken".[5] It may be related to yoğun, meaning thick or dense. The sound ğ was traditionally rendered as "gh" in transliterations of Turkish from around 1615-1625.[5] In English, there are several variations of the spelling of the word, including yogurt, and yoghurt and to a lesser extent yoghourt or yogourt.
I have to say you experienced the top 11 Greek foods SPOT ON! you even found all the special little taverns! That's great!
I'm greek and I've never heard about Pide before xD
to pe inerli einai
+Σπιροσ Καριοκασ ααααα οκ, δεν φαινόταν για πεινερλι xD
+dimitrouli pap htan healthy peinerli!! Xaxaxaxa
+Connie χαχαχαχα το πεινερλι το έχω δει μόνο με ζαμπόν και τέτοια από πάνω 😂
+dimitrouli pap nai to klassiko tou sxoleiou! To edeikse ki sto video to teleutaio htan apo ta tria, ekeinh efage to veggie peinerli pou upothetw htan me pswmi olikhs aleshs ki spanaki apo panw..
Oh my so much to choose from! Watched this while hungry so now I may have to trek out to the local greek restaurant lol! Anyway I wish there was more of an outdoor cafe culture where I live. I love eating outside and people watching :))!
Yes, I was surprised how much of an outdoor cafe culture Greece has! Fabulous for people watching. =D
I watched several of your videos and I truly have to say that you deserve to be on the travel Channel!
That's an encouraging compliment RVAdventurer ! Thanks. =D
this is great cant wait for my trip in march !!
souvlaki with ketchup?! This is disrespect to the holy laws of Greek eating!!!!😤
Elena Alex ! I'm from Greece!, u just say a bad word for, our country! and don't say ewwww because it's tasty and all over the world have that food
Elena Alex δεν ειναι κετσαπ ρε... ειναι μια σος του συγκεκριμενου σουβλατζιδικου
Ketchup is terrible. Maybe good for a hamburger but otherwise it's disgusting.
Shut up up elena
It's not ketchup, it's the tomato sauce that was traditionally put in souvlaki before tzatziki was introduced.
you DONT drink the bottom of the Greek Coffee ahahahaha it's called "katakathi" something like leftovers :P
looks good. gotta try.
The food loooked scrumptious. I am vegetarian also when I travel, but vegan at home. So all the dairy food is fine. Sometimes if you ask nicely they will make something. Lovely people.
Is that ketchup in souvlaki?? BLASPHEMY! Where is the tzatziki?
I love it most with mustard :)
Gil Maru u can pick if you want tzatziki or ketchap in the souvlaki. the souvlaki is really tasty! I know it because I'm from Greece, and I know it's looking outside eww but it's really good
To σουβλάκι τρώγεται με τζατζίκι ή γιαούρτι. Μουστάρδες και ketchap είναι μπασταρδέματα. Όχι τίποτα άλλο, αλλά νομίζει η άλλη ότι το παραδοσιακό σουβλάκι είναι με ketchap.
Gil Maru ok
Gil Maru With souvlaki we can try ketchap,tzatziki and sos (something else)
This souvlaki you ate looks horrible...Guys when you come to Greece just ask a local for good souvlaki because all the tourist shops are horrible.
Exactly
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filaraki to souvlaki ine apo ta kalitera ke pio palia souvlatzidika tis athinas,o kostas legete ke ine stin platia irinis
Yeah it did.. Glad someone else caught that. not to mention,, why is there ketchup on it?????
Is not a ketchup,is a home made tomato sause and if you want you put in it.
Wow all look so scrumptious!
so mouth watering
can't wait to visit
Wonderful!!!!have u eaten boukatsa?(it's like puff sweet pastry with cream and cinnamon!so delicious!
LIAFORD I haven't but it sounds yum!
GRRRL TRAVELER | Christine Kaaloa it's called bougatsa actually. Google it! :)
You sould have come at Northen greece (Thessaloniki) and try some real food. In south greece there are a lot great momuments, but in North greece there is great food! :)
Thessaloniki is in the region of Macedonia, not to be mistaken with FYROM, who appropriated this name from Greece.
elate xalkida ...mono edw exoume fai ths prokophs...
not at all....evoia the best
Thanks for sharing this informative video. I have subscribed to your channel to know more about the your food journey across various countries. Keep up the good work.
I've never thought much of Greece, but this puts it in an entirely different light. Great video as usual, Christine.
if that video made you change your mind about greece you should visit greece...
ohhhhhhhhhhh....souvlaki...i love you...
Greeks do love their meat (not me im vegan) but actually traditional greek food is very vegan friendly :)
I am vegan too and there are many vegan recipies in Greek cuisine. Like onion pie which is great though I am not fan of onions.
BEST GREEK VEGETARIAN FOOD IS BOUGATSA ORIGINATING FROM NOTHERN GREECE :)
you should try :)
Bougatsa thessaloniki re
+Panagiota Laskaridou ΠΕΣΤΑ!
bougatsa is also with spinach if you don't know , i oive in Greece and I kniw that ;)
***** i said vegetarian, not vegan
nope, vegetarianism is all food that does not come from dead animals, and vegenism is no food from any animal dead or alive
It's nice to see that most of the foods you featured are veg! Greek food is amazing, and most of it is naturally vegan and vegetarian. Dolmathes and spanakopita - I could live off of those for the rest of my life, happily. :)
To be honest greeks dishes to me like, being an Italian in England and eating curry chicken pizza, instead of eating pizza in Naples. What i mean is, most of the greek dishes are the replica of Turkish dishes.
Dolma "Dolmades"; which comes from Turkish word "dolma" which means stuffed.
Yogurt; it means whipped, stirred, mixed in turkish because you shake your milk and mix it with the yogurt culture, and one more thing the biggest greek yogurt producer in the states is originally Turkish Kurd.
Pide; which is type of bread baked in all of the Turkic countries and you can see this type of bread in non Turkic countries as called "Turkic bread" such as in Iran. Afghanistan, Romania, Hungary etc.
Turkish Coffee; till the 70's the coffee drank in greece was called Turkish coffee and after that they tought if they change the name of the coffee saying "greek coffeE' they could make it greek which is just a bullshit.
Kofte "Kefthedes"; Which literally comes from the Persian word "koftah" which comes from word "kofthan". Turks ruled Persia for almost 300 years and Persian language was the official diplomacy language of the Ottomans for 500 years, so all together 800 years Persian language was used by Turks, so they came up with this idea to call "kofta" to name their dishes which includes beating meat/vegetables to mince it and today in Iran you can only find kofte in places where the Turkic people are majority.
Cacik "Tzatziki"; Lastly, this is the most stupid claim made by greeks saying ,"cacik" is greek. It litelrally means, "making something, without putting any effort or thought :If you look at all of the words in Turkish including the sound "c"in Turkish and in English it is "j" like "Jack", are written with "tz" in greek such as;
Kazandtzis,Kazanatzis in greek > Kazanci in Turkish (Kazanje in English) which means a person who is responsible of looking after the cooking pots "cauldrons"
Karatza > Karaca it is the "roe deer"
Touloumtzu > Tulumcu means a person who pumps some king of liquid , pumper.
Tzambaz > Cambaz a person who is not reliable or a person who sells animals
I think this clearly shows a bit of the real side of the picture and how the greeks pretend to have their of '(fake Turkish) dishes.
Greeks lived almost 500 years under Turkish control and it s normal to see them cooking lots of Turkish dishes but faking and claiming them to be greek is shut stupid.
I respect the history and philosophy we got from Greeks but i dont think ancient Greeks were faking and stealing cultures from other, like they do today.
*Levantine coffe
Not actually Turkish at all. And Calamari is *NOT* fucking Turkish.
And Greek cuisine is actually *NOT* a replica, you are being a complete idiot there. Just Modern Greek has *mostly* Turkish influence, but *NOT* all of cuisine.
Are Htapodi, Calamari, Greek Salad, Tsipouro, grapes, Soupia and so a part of Turkish cuisine? Wrong. Nope. Not at all. Those are *AUTHENTIC* dishes.
So, they are like... a gazillion dishes that are 100% native, not heavy influences or replicas.
+Gold Logic i dont give a shit what greeks ate in the ancient times. I am talking about thwir current cuisine and there s only one fact that today, greek cuisine consists of mainly Turkish dishes. ut is evem scientifically proven that %67 of the dishes they cook are turkish
+haskovali but turkish people copied ancient greek foods and claim that greek people eat turkish foods?!? it's the other way around...turkish people are eating GREEK FOOD with turkish names...!!!
+polychronio talk to me with proves to your greek logic even oxjgen we breath today is greek, it s good to know that there is nothing commong with ancient greeks and today's lazy greeks. it s easy to claim anything which you do but when it comes to prove them then the issue of your stupity occurs. Because greeks baking bread, cooking meat, making desert does not mean that they are greek plus greeks were settled worriers in ancient times and they have stolen lots of stuf from jews, arabs, latins, turks
haskovali everybody learns in middle school history class greek cultures and civillizations spreaded to middle east and to latin. it's a basic historical facts that everybody knows ignorant man lol..
pastitsio , mousakas , gemista , fasolada , dakos , kaltsounia , giouvarlakia , souvlaki (not kebap) , stifado , kokkinisto , arni stin souvla .... this are real Greek and amazing traditional food for centuries ... Namaste k geia mas ...
+Artemis Antoniou souvlaki orignally comes from kebap it s greek govenrment who stopped calling it kebap just before a few decades ago.
giovarlaki- which comes from yuvarlak which means " round, to round" because of the round meatballs in the dish.
musakka- comes from shape of a square cut because when you cook musakka you vut it square and you serve it like that.
Are these enough to you to prove them that they %100 NOT greek ?
@@haskovali stfu jealous Turk...🦃🦃🦃💩💩
This was a SIMPLE souvlaki ! Because I'm from Greece I have eaten in many souvlatzidika* 2 times bigger from that in the video and also souvlaki has more things in it!
*(souvlatzidika are the restaurants that they're serving souvlaki)
I have seen very similar "dishes" in Turkish, Iranian and Lebanese cuisine (kinda). I'd think it's very hard to trace the exact origin of any food. It may all be Greek in origin (or not), but don't worry, most of the world thinks it's Greek regardless of what anyone claims.
Holy Shit!! I'm not Turkish, you need to relax. I was basically just replying to other comments from people pissed about how Turks etc. claim all this stuff. To me, all this obsession with where food originated is a little stupid (and I agree, especially for Turks vs. Greeks, Persians, Armenians etc.). There are versions of this stuff all over the place and I think it would be very difficult to argue that they all originated (out of nowhere) in one place.
alxxz lol someone is triggered here holy shiet mom get the camera
alxxz
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Butthurt racist nationalist detected
because they are all ottoman foods
u forgot pastitsio
Love that you mentioning vegetarian options!
😋👍 Good video
Greeks actually eat more vegetable/seafood dishes. The meat is mainly for the tourists and for celebrations.
Den eimaste sthn Buzantinh autokratoria ...
No, gyros and souvlaki are the most common street foods.
SOUVLAKIIIIIIIII
Booking for Stockholm to Athen! :D Being a vegetarian myself, video was quite informational!
By the way very nice video
Great video Christine! I'd like to comment though on something. Obviously lots of dishes will be similar to Turkish dishes. The Ottoman empire was a cuisine melting pot. It influenced and was influenced by what people ate in places within it's reign. Same goes for Greece. Food in general in this part of the world (like other one's) has been developing for thousands of years, with more than one cultures contributing to that. So I think there's no point really trying to find who had the very first idea of something. It saddens me when I see in videos about Greek food, Turkish folks saying that this isn't Greek at all but Turkish or even that we "stole" their food. And vice versa. What Greeks tend to eat in Greece is part of their own traditional cuisine, same goes for the Turks and those are very similar. Why try to claim it in a way that denies the influence of other people or that it's part of their own culture? As if putting a flag on it and saying "That's mine and only!". It's sad. Anyway sorry for the long comment.
I hope you travel a lot more and wish you to taste cuisines from all over the world with their small or huge variations!
Jimmys921 Thank you for your comment Jimmy! I absolutely agree. It's been sad, incredibly silly and definitely shocking to see such a huge controversy over a simple video done in good spirit about food and a culture. Like whoa! With popular Asian dishes, every Asian country naturally accepts the crossover. I thought wars only stemmed from religion. Apparently, food is like a religion to some!
Jimmys921 ps- the only thing I actually find good about this debate however, is that it's teaching me about Turkish/Greek history and its affect on food! ;)
GRRRLTRAVELER | Christine Kaaloa I'm glad you agree :-). Even though food is like a religion to some indeed, I believe the problem is one of many that stem from the collapse of the Ottoman empire which was finalized less than a 100 years ago. Further explanation though is probably out of context with your video. So I hope we accept the crossovers some day here as well. Cheers!
2:10 thats one sad excuse for a souvlaki come to Salonica for real suvlaki and pita gyro
only halkida the best gyros....stay with your aloifi gyro...ketchup and mustard...yuk...
Πρόκειται για το Κώστα, το κάνει τέρμα παραδοσιακό.
You have made me more excited to visit Athens!
Guys i think that she shows us the foods that we are most eating at Greece and yeah thats right we are eating them a lot!The souvlaki is the top 1 if yoy are greek you actually know😍
You should come to Thessaloniki to taste the real Gyros
no....xalkida only the best gyros man
In thessaloniki we eat "DIRTY" i mean pizza gyros burger
Με κέτσαπ και μουστάρδα ?? ,No thnx
You drank the Greek coffee all the way?Big mistake.You drink only until the middle....
Why is that?
Because Greek coffee is very thick.From the middle to the bottom is more solid,kind of muddy .It want be very good for your stomach...
You drink it 3/4 of the way down, then flip it over, Find an older Greek yiayia to read the fortune. :)
+Lasmamoe Greek coffee isn't filtered, it includes the grounds. If you drink it like you would drink an espresso, you'll end up getting a taste of the grounds, hence why it's supposed to be drank in a slower pace.
Demetrios Pappas "yiayia" hahahahahhahahahahahahah *dead* xDDDD
I like when I see people looking up to Greece.
awesome video. Is there Central Market a place where you can eat? like the one in Barcelona or do they have something like that? any other tips for getting ferry tix, etc. in Athens?
LOL, never drink Greek coffe until the bottom of the cup.
Turkish and Greek food are similar, Pide and Dolma are in both cultures! Deal with it.
yeah
they are not greek they have invented in ottoman empire
Looks soooo good! I love all but the meat too :)
Yes please! We could eat the souvlaki all day long. :) Nicely done!
Thanks Two for the Road !
80% of traditional Greek food is vegeterian,so you got somethings wrong or went to the wrong places.
kalogustos Unfortunately, we sell "meat based dishes" for the tourists.
That's why food traditions made us sick through the years...
@@DRMORSEgreekwellville what ?? its actually the oposite that brought us the point we are , by not following the traditions
@@ofoufoutos7110 oh really? Check the hospitals, check the statistics for cancers, autoammune problems, tumors and other, check obesity, check all that and then leave a clever comment.
Γιογκουρτ ντιπ γουιθ κακιουμπερ ΔΕΝ ΜΠΟΡΩ ΑΛΛΟ 😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂 ούτε και εγώ αντεξα
well that's what it is though, yogurt, cucumber, garlic, dill, lemon, olive oil, salt. It's technically a dip. :p
I'm Greek and I have had irois is a thing which is sooop Tasty I am eating it right now and its sooooooo good it's acettly healthy
I am from Greece!!!! Ελλάδα σε αγαπώ!!!
pide...what? there are many traditional vegeterian dishes and pide is not one of them, i live in athens and i ahvent heard of it... ever
Achilleas Georgiou πεινιρλι
wtf is pide? it seems like peinirli.....
Peinirli ? Its like "peynirli " ? Yeah you stolr that too
MOUSAKA TZATZIKI FETA TIROPITA ZAMBONOTIROPITA GREEK SALAD THE GREEK FOODS THE BEST IN THE WORLD!!!!!
Hi, Did you walk the street yourself or you took a tour? If you take a tour, which tour?
just to know its not greek coffee but turkish even if we call it greek
+peiraias192 It's actually neither; we greeks took it from the turks, but the turks did not invent it. It was earlier in India and possibly first in Libya. I prefer italian coffee, personally. :)
+1 αν είσαι ΈΛΛΗΝΑΣ
Mrs. Κ Εγώ
Mrs. Κ 1+🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷 Μόνο Ελλάδα οι Τούρκοι λένε ότι εμείς κλέβουμε τα φαγητά τους και λένε ότι ο Μουσακάς είναι δικός τους και οι Αμερικανοί λένε ότι η Ελλάδα είναι η καλύτερη Μόνο Ελλάδα 🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷
Games Twins Ο μουσακάς ισχύει οτι είναι τουρκικος, απλα ο αυθεντικός τουρκικός μουσακας φτιαχνετε μονο με πατατα στην βαση του η μελιτζάνα ειναι μια παραλλαγη των Ελλήνων.Οι Αμερικάνοι λενε οτι η Ελλάδα μας ειναι η πιο ωραια χωρα και ισχύει οπως λες ομως δεν την σεβονται,αν δεν υπηρχαν οι αρχαιοι Έλληνες ΜΠΑΝΑΝΕΣ θα τρωγανε ολοι οι λαοι..εμεις τα ανακαλύψαμε ολα, φιλοσοφους, επιστήμονες πρωτη η ελκαδα τους εβγαλε, οι ολυμπιακοί δικοι μας ειναι, η δημοκρατία απ την Ελλάδα ξεκίνησε, και οι ξενοι με τα Μαρμαρα του Παρθενωνα και οχι με τα Ελγίνεια βγαζουν λευτα που τα εκθετουν.Δεν μας το αναγνωριζει κανεις ομως...
Games Twins nai kala afta to onomata pou exete fainetai pws den einai ellhnikaaaaa
I like Greek food very good my Friend.make sure.Greek chaf. makeing for you.I use to go greek festivals.still love this food Ottawa?
Yummy !!!Souvlaki !
malaka souvlaki with ketchup = fail
axaxaxaxa opa re megale
How do you know if a random person on youtube is vegetarian?
Wait for it, he or she will tell you
Im Greek and i have to say that dolmades and soublaki are so good
I clicked because of the thumb nail!!!!!!!
She speaks English!!!!!!!😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😃😃
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pide is a turkish dish like dolma and also turkish coffee
Lol thats turkish coffee not greek coffee and the pide is turkish as well. Bonne appetite :)
true . Im Greek but this coffe is turkish
Pide is Arabian. Neither Greek nor Turkish.
+giorgosgate4xD coffee came from Arabs too then ottomans share it to the rest of the world
When you come again, let me know and i will show you the real thing and not the touristic traps. Nice video, thank you as a Greek to visit us. Looking forward to see you again. Wish you all the best.
I just love Greek food
Things that were stolen from Turkish cousine in this video: 1.Turkish Coffee as you guys call it Greek Coffee. 2. Simit as you guys call it Koulouri. 3. Dolma as you guys call it Dolmades. 4. Cacık as you guys call it Tzatziki. 5. Pide I don^t know what you call it but it' definitely Turkish. Greeks lived for 600 years under the Turkish Ottoman Empire so there might be some similarities in our culture and such but this is litterally stealing Turkish cousine!
Ege Tamay for *400 years, and yes, that's why Greeks and Turks share their cuisine(also music is influenced). This happened in other neighboring areas too. Also, turkish cuisine is very influenced by Byzantine cuisine, which was Greek.
Ege Tamay vre MALAKA we are here more than 3000 years and we have all this cousine then you came 1300 AC and ofcourse you see that people eat on table and cooking in a couzine and on table and not on sand as you did. Be logical. You was bandits that Peter the Great of Russia hunted dead or alive at that time. As bandit what couzine do you have? Please go back to the history Before you come to Costantinopel/Istabul/istinpoli. You cant say Istinpoli because out of your mouth it´s sound istabul. Pease! And please visit turks forums not greek.
Ege Tamay How can something that has existed longer than the country Turkey be stolen from Turkey?
Well, i said turkish cousine ignorant, it started existing since 1300 b.c. (or something like that)
Petite Chinoise i think since greeks started living under the ottoman empire since 1453, so its 600 years
dolma, coffee, baklava, lokum, kebap and yoghurd is turkish food. Not greek.
+Aphrodite X You sound to educated but like any other greeks you are just pretending.
I am asking a simple question, if i drink "grape juice" does that mean that, i am drinking "apple juice" or these are two different things ?? If you can answer i will be pleasured.
αντε ρε κολοτουρκε ειναι δικα σας φαγητα...σιγα ρε πως κανετε ετσι;
you now in greece we cook pasta, pizza burgers....you turkish stop being so rude to our country..stop being jealous😂😂
+Ophellia B esu kouklitsa mou bazeis diafores hmeromhnies gia na peis kai kala oti ta 3ereis kai oti einai ellhnika? moko ton 1453 eixes swsto a kala..
+ΑΛΕΚΟΣ ΑΛΕΞΑΚΗΣ lol the only greek is greeks apart from that you are just a bunch of people who dont know their ancestors because you are all mixed up and no near real history. I ll send you some money, as you economy collapsed because of being the laziest nation in europe, for your bills for this month you can pay your internet bill so at least you can comment more on here to.make me laugh lol
all dishes of athens r tasty & my favourite dish is dolmades
Very nice turkish foods
No ..they are greek..just
Lol these all foods are turkish food :)))
yunus egi Yes, they're in Turkey too. At first, I just thought they were 'Middle Eastern" tho-- those dolma (des) sure do get around the region.
GRRRLTRAVELER | Christine Kaaloa Even dolma is a turkish word :) means something filled ( with rice ). :) I like your videos , it makes me hungry lol. Thanks
Thank you for watching yunus egi! =)
yunus egi Those foods are eaten by both Greeks and Turks,Dont forget that we spent almost 400 years with eachother so its only natural that we share many things as food,culture etc!!As for the dolma yes the words is Turkish but we also use another word for them("giarprakia") which is Greek!!What ingredients you use in Turkey to fill them except rice which is basic??
Sofia Maurogiwtou Absolutely, I agree sofia . And I like the mixture culture :).
Can we know the name of the places where you went to eat every single meal, please?
This was filmed in 2015. My first food video, when a lot of CZcamsrs were not doing travel or street food videos. 😱 dunno if these restaurants are still open
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Can I join you on some travels?
Where is that place for the Souvlaki! I am going to Athens on Monday and I want to try it so bad! Any easy way to find it?!
+Ritchie Drama I feel like Souvlaki is pretty easy to find, but that Souvlaki place was in Monistiraki, a few streets outside the main square.
its easy to find best way to find it just ask
This particular one is in Agias Eirinis square very close to monastiraki subway station. :-)
you can find souvlaki EVERYWHERE and i mean EVERYWHERE
you can found it EVERYWHERE
1:03 to us Greek people this black thing for some is useful for other they throw it away.Some in villages or even in Greek islands we turn the cup upside down and wait for about 10 minutes and then when we turn it up again we can see “the future” of someone:)
Sorry for my English:(
where is gemista and mousaka? :(
Gods' Restaurant at Acropolis next to Acropolis' Museum is a "must" downtown Athens. Locals eat there. Not only tourists. Whenever i go with friends or family i never regret. Great family restaurant (father is the cook), excellent food and service.
tzatziki is supposed to have cucumber in it as well...! in what restaurants did you go??? XD
The souvlaki have ketchup in it because it looks like it?
I mean does it have ketchup
love to my Greek brothers n sister's X xxx xxx
same feelings bro
thanks gorgeous ;)
quesera sera You're welcome! =D
i am from greece and i want to say that you didnt tryed mousaka
i am Türk. i am living in izmir . and i love you Greece folk.
Greek coffee is the Eiffle tower in Las Vegas U.S. , the Turkish coffee is the genuine that ,built up in Paris, 1889...
+T. Kazanoğlu EVERY middle-eastern country and also some countries in north africa have the same coffee and they all call it by their country's name. Jordanian coffee, Lebanese coffee, from greece to dubai, the same technic or in hot sand (in the old days). But please, keep on thinking that that kind of coffee is turkish only.
really good example. but these idiots dont know that coffee became famous because of ottoman dervishes as they think greeks invented coffee lol
really good example. but these idiots dont know that coffee became famous because of ottoman dervishes as they think greeks invented coffee lol
really good example. but these idiots dont know that coffee became famous because of ottoman dervishes as they think greeks invented coffee lol
Straight from the Turkish coffee trees...😂
Guys in Athens people call souvlaki the wrapped arabic pie. The actual souvlaki is pieces of pork meat in a chopstick. They also put tzatziki in pita gyro which is wrong because you have the worm meat and the cold tzatziki together.
and gyro?
Tzatziki is a sauce not a yogurt and why is there ketchup instead of tzatziki in the souvlaki? whaaat?
Simit is our food too
Turkish Bagel
You forgot the Gigantes Plaki. It's my favorite !