Mexican Dads Try Nigerian Food for the First Time!

[@PapahChannel]

Have you tried Nigerian food? 🇳🇬

[@jaughnekow]

yes, nigerian jollof but have they tried Ghanaian food?

[@argonwheatbelly637]

​@@jaughnekow : j'éspère que oui ... as for me? Oh yes! Delicious.

[@LindaC616]

Yrs a friend taught me to make chicken in a tomato ginger sauce....but mine doesn't come out like hers 😔

[@jeniececollazo7033]

No but it looks delicious. 😋❤

[@Brooke_-qe3je]

Could you have the narrator describe the dish they are eating so we know what it is. Thanks!

[@hildaalvarez-strang9023]

The gentleman who keeps wiping the table is adorable. My dad used to do that too.

[@sk8terluiz29]

I do that, lmao I feel it's out of respect to the servers. Makes their life simpler, the US needs that culture.

[@fmfdocbotl4358]

​@@sk8terluiz29I do it also

[@michaelsazz3545]

My grandpa do that alot😂

[@ilenishawapala2946]

Indeed, i was actually impressed when he was doing that because i naturally like neat and organized people.

[@WhynotParker]

Mine also

[@Jen-Inspired]

I can’t believe they gave them Ogbono…it’s an acquired taste even for Nigerians

[@enochchinweuba1753]

Lmao for sure. Btw soap is the perfect description for the smell.. used to say that a lot as a child 😅

[@mercystories]

I swear. I always hated that soup as a child but I can only eat it now, ONLY IF okra is been added. If there's no okra, then I'll pass.

[@Jen-Inspired]

@@mercystories same! I eat it now, but only because I've remixed it😂 The smell and taste by itself is too strong!

[@zirimeto6508]

😭😭😭😂

[@dirisujesse5453]

Weird thing is Ogbono is my favourite soup. Soapy taste is a sign the seed is stale. Fresh Ogbono doesn't taste or smell soapy.

[@aao449]

I’m telling you, Mexican ppl are just so polite. There is a refined way with which these men described our food. I can tell that these men handle food and ingredient items everyday b/c they’re immediately comparing the flavors to aromas and flavors that they’re familiar with. There’s that curiosity. Salut!🇳🇬

[@adeOLUWA]

Perhaps because they cook.

[@LeoT0]

Some aren’t, my dad died from the cartel

[@brendajohnson9798]

I completely disagree. Many of them are prideful and rude. That's my experience.

[@warnerpearson]

Just don’t mess with there family members I learn that the hard way

[@jewelofnashville1726]

​@@brendajohnson9798just sthu

[@ChefRG]

Nigerian here .. glad y’all tried our food ❤️ 🇳🇬

[@dereksandos536]

Jollof por vida hommie!

[@tundebakare6887]

Much love ❤️🇳🇬

[@mafiooato7233]

Ghanaian here, I love Nigeria fry rice

[@shawntroy1]

Imagine eating the egusi soup directly from the source. I am a Nigerian and i love Egusi more than even jollof rice.

[@mafiooato7233]

@@shawntroy1 I hate any jollof

[@DR_OBYNO]

I'm a Nigerian and all my life I've never imagined Ponmo with lemon. Now thanks to these uncles, I'm going to try it.

[@mowrymatt6326]

Same thing in my mind

[@Laura-sg6ss]

KWENU!

[@oluwaseyidada7641]

I swear

[@Oluwasemiloore]

Likee 😂😂 I’m gonna try it

[@darabashua4260]

Me too 😂

[@dirisujesse5453]

Soapy Ogbono is stale Ogbono. The seeds have a low shelf life if not stored properly.

[@GodsInstrumentKay]

Hmmm..never knew that.

[@moa5351]

Exactly... awful soapy taste and smell when they are rancid. I've not found fresh ogbono in a while... they always taste soapy

[@dirisujesse5453]

@@moa5351 do you stay outside Nigeria, could be the reason, our food science isn't advanced, matters like rancidity resistant Ogbono or improved preservation techniques haven't been tackled.

[@footlong7980]

​@@dirisujesse5453sounds like a fun research topic tbh

[@giselleali2665]

wow thanks for sharing

[@tacy91]

The uncle that cleans the table is the best for me. It shows he's a clean man and he's diplomatic with his answers and reactions. Love you guys❤

[@linellinel.]

Not gonna lie that's a cute uncle😊

[@FRESHNESSSSSS]

You sound insane.

[@akeemsalami1764]

Love the 3rd.man too

[@tacy91]

@@akeemsalami1764 Exactly 🤣

[@lordfarquaad1]

@@FRESHNESSSSSS 😂😂

[@allstarbandz]

Baba dey tortilla pounded yam 😭 I’m crying 😂

[@RomeluLukaku-ir8fo]

😂😂😂

[@whymillie]

😅😅 but it could work o

[@josepho.8317]

Ahswear 😭😂

[@gailedochie5940]

E shock me 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@maudlene]

😂😂😂

[@TheSotaTv]

This is how to try other cultures' foods without being rude. This is how it's done!! Kudos to you guys 🙌🏿🙌🏿

[@rickyronny4019]

Yeah, some other people could learn a thing or two from them

[@FreeformThoughts804]

Exactly

[@BelovedStephy]

As a Mexican, I really enjoyed this video! I loved their reaction! I love my Nigerians!! Such amazing food and culture. Blessings! 🇲🇽🇳🇬💚

[@deamorebeaute2412]

Mexico enslaved our ancestors. Unfortunately, Mexico has showed little to no love for our African diaspora.

[@chijiobi7760]

We ❤ you too

[@georginabuckle6405]

Thank you. I have ate Mexican foods many times and I love it. Your spicy Mexican rice is similar to our Jollof rice.

[@YoutubeGlazeress]

9:24 made me cryyyyy LOOOOLL!! the way he coughed and started explaining how it "ATTACKS" the throat 😭😂he and spice have a love nd hate relationship lol!

[@ruthviencapietersz2045]

Dear Nigerians, I am Caribbean(Curaçao) and I love you. I love your music, culture, food, people even your flag. I fell in love with the egusi soup. We are very connected in culture and food. Hearing the mexicans giving their feedbacks comparing, with th🎉eir own food shows more how connected we are as people(WITH CULTURE) ofcourse. 😂😂❤❤❤MAY GOD CONTINUE TO BLESS YA'LL..

[@Cindy99765]

God bless you too! Nigerians and Caribbean people are siblings

[@Meerahjuiccie]

We love you too❤️

[@PreciousAllison-tz5rq]

Awwwn come let us marry you 🌚

[@ruthviencapietersz2045]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 ❤️

[@CanaryKin]

We re family!

[@bonniebel578]

Red shirt pops sounds Italian 😂 like those cake boss guys❤😂

[@notyonnaa]

Lol i was thinking the same. There were moments he sounded Italian then certain words you heard his Spanish accent like when he said “dinner”.

[@olusolayoonus6427]

I tell you!

[@teh_g_ree]

Italian final mafia boss😂

[@alexb4874]

"Your voice changes" 😅😂😂😂 i love these Dad's. They are so respectful and open minded. Good on them for trying something new.

[@Jean-ok7br]

jollof rice isnt even nigerian

[@frankclever9049]

" I thought Chad was just Chad" killed me 😂

[@RomeluLukaku-ir8fo]

😂😂😂

[@AmiviElomKarlsson]

😂😂😂

[@adatibernard2456]

😂😂😂

[@99vwv]

😂😂😂

[@aayan-r9l]

These are the best food tasters I have seen in a long time. They choose their words carefully, constantly trying to respect and appreciate the food, the preparer and the culture.

[@phemgab7532]

With the right cook, you'd enjoy all Nigerian dishes

[@hadizamamud3209]

Truly

[@movietrailerhome1389]

lol. Who make all these dishes?? Looks nothing like what we eat in Nigeria!! You should get a good chef to make you real Nigerian dishes

[@TamImBlessed]

@@movietrailerhome1389aswear the person no too sabi cook. We cook very richly especially from the Niger delta side. The egusi and peppersoup looks too boring. Bring banga, fisherman soup, afang soup and other rich meals.

[@movietrailerhome1389]

@@TamImBlessed I Dey tell you my brother. These looks nothing like we eat over here AT ALL!!

[@mochi_is_cute_116]

Thissss! The pepper soup looked so plain, no oil- pepper soup is mostly done with meat or poultry tops I've seen is catfish- The ponmo looked dry, the everything wasn't giving honestly, the food was under-garnished for real.

[@resseta1732]

“Manufacturing” I wish ooo my brothers !

[@Sakuraqueen]

Ahhhh, so do I, so do I!!!

[@Favour.Unuafe123]

We have our Aba brothers

[@Baahcro]

😂

[@coilyheadedbby]

😂😂😂

[@ahmedrachael4611]

😂😂😂

[@TheKemiYusuf]

Such a heartwarming video! As a Nigerian living in Nigeria, I’m now dying to eat Mexican food since our taste palette is so similar.

[@unmotivatedbaddie]

me too!

[@j.c.n9718]

I have a very large burrito with Kemi written on it.

[@Nethanda]

Lmao, it ain't. You dey take cheese chop beans?

[@TheKemiYusuf]

@@j.c.n9718 okayyy! 😂

[@TheKemiYusuf]

@@Nethanda haha stopppp 😂😂

[@ellavarnes2392]

One day imma sit and count how many times the papa in flannel says "you know"😂😂

[@martinrusev3502]

You know. 😂😂😂😂He's cool just like all other papas.

[@HappyCloud-ju2pm]

48th like

[@curiousMARLEY]

11

[@HappyCloud-ju2pm]

@@curiousMARLEY yeah i got 11 too

[@AsianNIGMA]

“You know like it’s like you know”

[@obynna]

Nigerian here. This was beautiful to watch. I think this is how we were all supposed to explore our differences, instead letting it divide. I love this show!

[@PHlophe]

Obinna, true, very true

[@tintofortune5849]

The person that prepared those foods are not a good cook at all. I wish it was a real Nigerian restaurant owner that prepared those meals, especially that ogbono and egusi soup,you will never eat something else except that. But all the same,thanks to you all for wanting to experience what our food taste like. Shows some love from you guys,and we love Mexicans much too ❤😅

[@baddest_wolf4503]

The pepper soup even look so regular, i'm not even an amazing cook and I make better pepper soup than that.

[@Baahcro]

I swear down. Even the presentation doesn't look appealing 😭

[@adeoyeglory]

The ogbono is not that slimy and the chicken, not fried.

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

​@@Baahcrodamn

[@urchigwe2616]

I agree the person who prepared those meals is not a good cook of Nigerian cuisine . But ogbono is an exception. I will quote someone who said it is an acquired taste . 😅

[@AMOE_30]

Yes, the pepper soup is medicinal. We have it when ill, when well, when recovering from illness or childbirth, when relaxing, when celebrating … all the time! There are different herbs and spices for all these scenarios but it is very therapeutic and you can switch the spice up or down, to your taste.

[@euniceobi4635]

You said it all, Peper soup is medicine of all medicines for the soul ❤

[@76Lifesone]

Born raised in Chicago, PRican and we have Nigerian food, love it🤗

[@okututoju1062]

I loved how they reviewed the food with so much respect . Food and music can be representations of culture and an acquired taste may come over time or by understanding what you are consuming 😊.

[@scribe712]

I love how respectful they are of the foods. Never watched them before but subscribed so I can watch them again in the future.

[@1-to-Adore]

I love these guys especially the first guy he’s so cool and chill and they never say anything bad even if it’s something they don’t like.

[@_Toluwaleyi_]

Everything has got some spice on it😂😂😂😂

[@anastasiaokwuchi4035]

I don't understand that part o. Did they pack pepper or something because how is moin moin spicy😭😂

[@davidafolabi497]

​@@anastasiaokwuchi4035 I like mine spicy

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

​@@anastasiaokwuchi4035 that's African food for you tho that's not why I don't eat it

[@kidda8430]

@@anastasiaokwuchi4035u eat moi moi with no pepper just gonna kpai

[@anastasiaokwuchi4035]

@@kidda8430 I mean it shouldn't be so mucb that you can't chew it without drinking water every two seconds. Of course there gas to be pepper, lol.

[@flamesofjoy]

Abeg who cook that ogbono soup wey dey smell like soap😂

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

Damn

[@kayudeme3948]

Una no dey hide😅😅😂

[@euniceobi4635]

​@kayudeme3948😂😂😅

[@eberechukwueziechina]

How can ọgbọnọ soap smells like soap. Only if stayed for so long after pounding before using it. 😅😅😅😅😢

[@nepsessu258]

I know right

[@akintolajanet3409]

When he said the ogbono smell like soap I was scared cos that what it sometimes smells like when not properly cooked 😮😮

[@christopherdakat7495]

Me too! And it didn't draw

[@AMOE_30]

It also smells and tastes soapy if the seeds are stale. The seeds are fatty and the soapiness is the smell of rancid plant fat. Fresh ogbono seeds smell good in soup.

[@akintolajanet3409]

@@AMOE_30 really, I hated it growing up cos we didn’t seem to make it well. It could be that the batch we bought when we decided to start eating it at home, it’s seed wasn’t good 😩😩😩😩

[@ARajantara777]

Or bad quality

[@nabaiemmanuel]

Or when it's almost bad before use

[@SusanD7112]

Pepper 🌶️ soup 🍲 is definitely my favorite Nigerian dish. Especially fish pepper soup. I eat it often when being there. Both homemade and at restaurants. It’s always tasty 😋

[@Brenda_Vinning]

The chilli had me contemplating my next move 😂😂. I almost died

[@TheRereAkintola]

I think this is the most diplomatic food review I've seen 😄. Glad they enjoyed the pepper soup. I hope the jollof rice was smokey

[@martinogbu4221]

Waaoo, this melt my heart, Mexican food is the closest food you can get as a Nigerian in the US. I like their fajita and tamales, the tamales is like our "osu ọka"(maize pudding) with some chicken in it.

[@monologueswithmimi439]

I'm Nigerian and i like how you're promoting our culture Gracias 🙏

[@IBG.GlobalEnterprise]

As a Nigerian🇳🇬, I'm proud of you for trying something outside your culture. I wish you one day visit Nigeria🇳🇬 and experience it people and environment. God bless you all

[@LionsDiamonds]

This was amazing! Mexican Dads are awesome. Was really curious how theyd react to Moin-Moin (since it is similar to Tamale) Loved their reaction to Pepper Soup... they instinctively could tell it is a healing dish. Ogbono - oh my - that is an acquired taste (even for Nigerians).

[@tdkwrld1808]

I hope the man that speaks mexican is a real life food critic! He’s pepper soup analysis is top top

[@Estefania132]

He’s not speaking Mexican, he’s speaking Spanish. Mexican is the nationality and culture. When referring to Spanish-speaking people, please do not refer to them as speaking Mexican, not everyone that speaks Spanish is Mexican.

[@tdkwrld1808]

@@Estefania132 don’t stress me I don’t know shit mahn !

[@Estefania132]

@@tdkwrld1808 Clearly 😂 but it’s okay, now you know.

[@tdkwrld1808]

@@Estefania132 thank you lol

[@mojeehsola]

I really loved this review by Papa. As a Nigerian 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬, it gives me perspective on how a first timer perceives our food, the flavour, the texture, their first impression, etc. I'm glad y'all tried our food 🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@hotcoldman77]

Even me as a Nigerian, I dey run away from ponmo lmaooo. Great watch, love this kind of content 👌

[@adebowaleadedeji9512]

I am happy they enjoyed almost all the food, much love from Nigeria 🇳🇬

[@gothgirl66673]

Interesting that one guy said it smells like Cajun, because the first time I tasted joloff I was all "this is clearly the mother dish of jambalaya". Have heard people claim it's paella but nope, if you grew up eating jambalaya and you taste joloff you'll say the same. Bro in the checked shirt complaining the goat is too spicy means wherever they got these dishes from was legit.

[@mickeysmoove4562]

Maybe, but I’m not sure how that could’ve happened to Jollof rice, and its current iteration uses New World tomatoes so we can only go back to the 1800s, I would think jambalaya would’ve already been established by that point.

[@katrinawhite3476]

​@mickeysmoove4562 I think Jambalaya is newer actually. People tend to use new world tomatoes because they are easier to come by but back in the day they would use whatever tomatoes they grew in their gardens.

[@Kaymitlit]

I am African and thought the same like tiep ( a Senegalese dish cousin of the jollof rice haha ) tasted like the mother of jambalaya 💖

[@moa5351]

Lol at the Mother and Children dishes 😂

[@kbs149th]

@@mickeysmoove4562not all jollof uses tomatoes. The original Sene-Gambia dish has a tomatoless version.

[@joshuaoladeji4564]

I really love this... and yes the peppersoup is sometimes used medicinally, like if you catch a cold or something... hot peppersoup will fix you right up...

[@estheruko-abasi1889]

I love how they give comments and criticism. Respectful!❤

[@astonery0]

Bro this man really sat there and compared pounded yam to tortillas. Im weak.

[@DressForAfrica]

Why the weakness, if I may ask?

[@luisafrance1635]

I visited Venezuela in 2022 and they have Yam and Casava that taste better than the ones we have in Africa. I was shocked how South America is similar to us in food.

[@Chillikilli]

@@luisafrance1635yup a lot of foods in South America and the Caribbean can be similar to some African cuisine. Possibly because of the slave trade.

[@Hun_Uinaq]

@@luisafrance1635 not surprising. In the slave time, the ancient foods of south and Central America were exported all around the world and became very popular in places like Africa and tropical Asia. Cassava, sweet potato, potato, corn, hot peppers, all manner of pumpkins and squashes, tomatoes, chocolate, vanilla and, of course, beans are all native to the Americas. Before Columbus, nobody on the eastern side of the Atlantic had ever had those foods.

[@Hun_Uinaq]

It serves a similar purpose. It is a staple. We eat tortillas with everything. That is what he was trying to say. If something happened to corn, millions of my people would starve. I suspect the same can be said for what produces the different forms of swallow. Corn is so important to us that, in the old times before the Europeans came, Our ancestors had legends that we were created out of corn.

[@IsabellaHall-di9nx]

The dishes look delicious, the video presented these dishes and the presentation perfectly. Thank you for this content

[@missP828]

I don't care how they really felt about the food, they could have hated it all for all I care. What I do care about and highly appreciate is them trying it out❤❤❤❤❤ big ups to these beautiful men.

[@uwapaul-ebiai3803]

They were so respectful

[@DJObiSmalls]

Ayooo Uncle 3:36 made me crack up.... "I defo won't eat it alone" LOOOOL

[@H3ARTS4JOY]

Whattt

[@DesireUba]

This is a crossover I never expected but loved!

[@rae6963]

The second unc gives me ideas for recipes every time. Thanks unc

[@yannickingermany]

That grandpa was scared of Ponmo. "It looks like something ill not be able to be get through".

[@moa5351]

It should have been cut into strips

[@kbs149th]

They actually eat this pigs skin which is pretty similar but it’s usually cooked much softer than Nigerians cook ponmo. Shaki was a missed opportunity because they love cow belleh in soups

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

​@@kbs149ththat's you in your profile picture

[@MerveilleK]

They’re sooo cute. Especially the dad with the checkered red shirt 😅 I love how he talks with so much certainty 😊

[@susanandfamilycookingtv]

We Nigerians 🇳🇬 have tasty 😋 delicious foods 😋 thanks for sharing 👍🏾 so amazing how the dads enjoys Nigeria 🇳🇬 foods 😋 yummy 🥰

[@inmythoughts718]

Depends on who makes it, like anywhere.. some are good, some are great and some are horrible.

[@JasmineNuttOfficial]

I'm so impressed with this! I just saw the soul food video and am blown you learn about so many cultures, thank you!

[@TrangPakbaby]

These men are such polite charming gentlemen ❤

[@novicekitchen3355]

I looove this video! They were so open, respectful, curious and truthful! Thank you 🙏🏾 ❤

[@nathanaelvalville9191]

I've watched 3 videos with these dads and I love how with each food they try to relate. Like each dish has it's Mexican counterpart 😂😂😂😂

[@blessup1454]

This was wild and unexpected and i love that they tried all these foods man. Muchas gracias guey!

[@uberhaute_naturalz84]

When they eat this food in Nigeria, it will have the original Nigerian taste, trust me. Btw, Pounded yam should be molded before "swallowing" with the soup not "chewing". That Ogbono soup is not what i know as Ogbono or what I cook. The peppersoup without tiny veggies is a leaner. What is Àsun (Goatmeat) without side sauce. Moinmoin without fish, crayfish, eggs and ginger inside it is a learner Overall, I'm happy they tried these food and I would be happier if they can take a trip to Nigeria to know the real deal. Kudos to this channel 👊🏿

[@dzyaniokpo5585]

No it would not. And I don’t swallow my pounded yam I chew it

[@SKYzLxmit]

@@dzyaniokpo5585the standard is to swallow nearly every Nigerian says to buy as a Nigerian American I always chew, I find it enjoyable this way

[@CCdarling98]

I hate moi moi with boiled eggs in it, 😝 I prefer without

[@dzyaniokpo5585]

@@SKYzLxmit I’m Nigerian and the only person in my family who swallows is my dad. So no not every Nigerian says to swallow

[@uberhaute_naturalz84]

@@CCdarling98 🤣🤣🤣 it can be sweet though

[@amerinaij7842]

These guys are so entertaining to try food that I’ve had growing up. Extra points because they were respectful

[@ericshekwomuaazabarde793]

Amazing. Love from Nigeria🇳🇬

[@kayz6548]

This is a very pleasant show to watch. Very good moderators. I’m a fan.

[@ozonehephzibah6949]

Beer and Ponmo!!! That guy is from the motherland 🙌

[@AshLordCurry]

Three guys complement perfectly they describe the food perfectly when combined together.

[@Chukwuezugo]

Okay, now I can’t wait to spritz some lemon on my ponmo! 😂

[@PHlophe]

Chucks, it gives it a rancid taste. don't do it

[@Chukwuezugo]

@@PHlophe haha! Thanks for the warning 😃

[@solitaire10]

If you're cooking it Nigerian style, only use lemon to clean it before cooking. What they are thinking of is Chicharones which is made with the fattiest pork "ponmo", pig belly . It's cooked with a lot of aromatic spices, drained and deep fried until crispy. Sometimes it's covered with red hot dry spice immediately after frying and then eaten as a snack with a slice of lemon to cut through all the greasiness. It's quite tasty.

[@_missward]

Such nice comments about the food and I’d say our palates are really similar. The food also all looks good! If ogbono smells like soap it means that the seeds may have been kept in a warm place for long. Doesn’t mean it wasn’t well cooked

[@renxlr]

Finally my homelanddd!

[@barbarayuwana6790]

Wow just knowing people from Mexico so polite and straight to point just overall lovely people

[@johnsonolushola5131]

"the texture of the yam threw me off" 😂😂😂 that's Fufu my man

[@solitaire10]

It's pounded yam. Fufu is actually is cooked fermented cassava dough. The term has in recent years been extended to describe all kinds of African cooked dough.

[@oluwafemidavies-awe]

It's great to see others taste your food. I like that they were pretty honest about it too. I can't wait to try out mexican dishes too

[@PHlophe]

Femi, to be fair Xicanos, Boricuas and even middleeastern adjust to all types of continental african food. they have similar palate

[@Hun_Uinaq]

As a Latino man, my favorite Nigerian dish would have to be the moimoi. I really really like that one! Second to that would be jollof rice with chicken. I’ve tried a few other dishes and I always keep coming back to these two. I tried egusi soup one time but the man who served it to me asked me what kind of meat I wanted, beef, chicken, goat or assorted. I could not decide between goat and beef so, I said assorted. I did not know that assorted meant I was going to be brought inner meats. it was not something I cared for. Strangely, I do like the flavor of pounded yam. It reminds me of mashed potatoes somewhat. Also, I agree with people who claim that jollof rice reminds them of Cajun jambalaya. I completely see the flavor profile resemblance.

[@Goodness-v2k]

God I love moi moi too, with garri(grounded cassava) 😋😋

[@stellaokeafia9826]

This was really nice to watch... And as a Nigerian chef, I'll give the best judge to the second uncle... That man sure knows food.

[@muhammadmask4207]

Swear their reaction was accurate that even i as Nigerian i'd borrow thier exact same words to describe all of these dishes😂

[@madfoot360]

I am proud of these guys very polite

[@AfroMillennialMomma]

I'm born raised in Los Angeles and now live in West Africa and miss our Mexican influenced culture. Esto me dio mucha nostalgia, pensando en los amistades de m I papá

[@kaizatengoku3893]

What culture Mexican influenced?

[@solitaire10]

@@kaizatengoku3893 There is quite a large Mexican community in Los Angeles 🤨

[@BettyElsa-x5q]

I love Nigerian food from Ethiopia ❤

[@Mak_Vintage]

6:54 the idea of Ponmo and Beer is so appealing to most Nigerian middles aged men after work at the pub with the lads😅😅😅😅

[@HypeSosoMilli]

Thanks KZbin for bringing this to my feed , I couldn't help but watch with my very little data... I just hope the person who made all those stuffs y'all ate and drank made them well but in all I'm impressed and touched by the reviews... I'm a Nigerian

[@gamerx6392]

Nigeria for life aka Naija. Proud to be a Nigerian

[@nnennaudeh9536]

Awwwwww.....I love these dads. Our foods can be technically. I say so because there are those who will prepare ponmo sauce for you and you could swear by it. I don't know who the vendors for the Egusi, Ogbono, ponmo and pepper soup were from but then.... it's all good. Thank you for sharing and showing the world our foods.

[@NoNo-zv2lz]

I love these type of videos.

[@mimap275]

Me too 😊

[@InaReivax]

1:30 That comment right there has me wanting to try Jollof Rice. I loooove buffalo sauce.

[@sharae5387]

The trivia was a great added touch to the experience. Food & facts ❤

[@DirtyVegas17]

I'm Dominican/PR I never had Nigerian food but the minute he tasted that soup & said your voice changes I automatically knew "ooh that's the cure all soup" lol anytime I feel sick I get Carriebean, Asian any kind of soup like that because I know it'll fix me quick lol. Now I know Nigerian soup is top of My list nxt time 😊

[@kiarasfashion3098]

Loving the analysis 😅

[@flourishkehinde3141]

Love the politeness ❤

[@charlesnwankwo7836]

I'm from Atlanta Georgia with Nigerian Heritage. I'm loving this lol..

[@ade-ade]

They were spot on about the pepper soup. It clears the throat of everything and is usually best taken when recuperating from a cold or other illness. 👍🏾

[@xo_renike]

I feel you guys, I'm Nigerian and i don't really fuck with ogbono and ponmo too 😂

[@FK.981]

I know right!!! I don't mess with Ogbono too😂

[@luckyugwu]

Bruh, I don't like those as well. 😂

[@gbolahanadebiyi5942]

Ogbono is a bomb when properly spiced especially with cameroon pepper. Ponmo is just ponmo 😂😂

[@FK.981]

I think the issue a lot of people have with ogbono (I inclusive) is how it sometimes smells and tastes like soap. I discovered that if you really want to enjoy it, wash the seeds thoroughly. You'll be shocked at the level of dirt you'll find. For me, I've been traumatised by the bad ogbono experiences I've had, so I don't really care for it.

[@xo_renike]

@@FK.981 exactly!! They are usually very dirty, but most times, the local shops grinds it that way. Even though! I'm not eating again abeg 😹

[@adesinafadekemi7586]

I love this people❤❤❤criticism with so much love and admiration ❤️❤️

[@tianachristy2303]

That man is super neat ,he kept wiping the surafece of the table .I appreciate him

[@elonadamhir6896]

I enjoyed this. I would love to try a Mexican and Nigerian Fusion type of cuisine, that would be delicious. I will have to give ponmo a try with some lemon and a beer.

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

Papahs are amazing! Love your channel ❤❤❤❤

[@dejiokusanya8312]

This brought a smile to my face.

[@Skillashy]

Dad in the black t shirt should be a politician. lol. he sounds like he is trying to be respectful.

[@adol7577]

I must confess, one of these hermanos gave me a new idea on how to eat moinmoin. As a Nigerian, I never thought about wrapping moinmoin and rice in tortilla, and make my own Chipotle-style burrito. I see why I love grounded Mexican bean and rice with some guac, lectucce and lime sprinkle over it. Seems our taste buds are similar in a way.

[@Comforttinuola2]

Me eating moi moi right now and watching dis

[@chinweokwuasimonye8871]

It happens sometimes You'll be like: "what a coincident" 🤨 😂

[@judebanky1]

Thank you bro for trying nigeria 🇳🇬 food I’m from nigeria we love you’re dads❤