What $6000 Gets You on Ethiopian Airlines! First Class Food in East Africa!

[@seshpenguin]

Flight tip: If you are given the option of a "western" and traditional meal on an airline, always choose the western one when leaving the airport, and the traditional one when coming back. The food is prepared at the country you leave from, so you'd want to choose the meal that makes sense from where it was prepared!

[@aman.1678]

That's is smart tip!!! Tnx.

[@etienne8110]

So camembert on cracker is traditionnal food from Chicago?

[@scr3am273]

@@etienne8110 thats not what he said but ok

[@etienne8110]

@@scr3am273 That was just a joke...

[@dmulugeta]

But he ate Ethiopian food on the second leg of his trip, which took off from Addis Ababa Ethiopia. He ate authentic Ethiopian food.

[@newtondelmar4416]

I used to be a wedding photographer in San Diego...out of the 400+ events I covered I would have to say that my first Ethiopian couples wedding was one of the more memorable ones... Both the bride and the groom were over 2 hours late for the vows :) :) But after the formalities the entire wedding party and guests went over to Mission Bay Park where the families had set up a few small tribal style tents facing out into the bay... 3 of the tents were dedicated to food and the 4th was reserved for the bride to greet family and friends for short personalized visits... They had also arranged some musicians...they played traditional drums and some odd looking wind and string instruments. The weather was perfect (San Diego), the guests wore super colorful clothing, the music had everyone dancing until the police came by and told us the park was closing, but for me...the food was the highlite of the day...I don't even know what I ate mostly but...the flavors were all fantastic IMO. Those photographs were some of my favorites during my 24 year "career" ...:) :)

[@martist911wasits-not-real4]

Bpt confirmed

[@redsnflr]

Gee I wonder why their economies are so unproductive

[@myzeri18]

My happiest memory of my honeymoon was Ethiopian food. My husband and I found a tiny restaurant close to our hotel and it was our first time trying traditional Ethiopian food. We love cultural food and was so taken by the food and staff that we ate there 3 times in one week. We never found another truly authentic restaurant again once we returned home. We returned 5 years later happy to find that they still existed and enjoyed the food that gave us so much joy!

[@elshan115]

where was this?

[@myzeri18]

@@elshan115 FL, USA

[@didyoupr4ytoday]

@@myzeri18 i’m going to be living in fl soon, do u mind telling me the place?

[@myzeri18]

@@didyoupr4ytoday Queen of Sheeba if I remember correctly.

[@weshela-in-chief]

Where are you living now? There's a good Ethiopian restaurant just about anywhere

[@ngalahansel6066]

I'm Cameroonian and have flown with Ethiopian Airlines a lot as well as Kenyan Airways and am so proud of these two African carriers. I've never flown business class but seems really dope. Wow,6000 USD is already money that could start me a huge business or even build a small,cozy house in Cameroon

[@pierrevalette9721]

yeah, it's a lot, and all of this doesn't justify the price, it's a shame

[@tiocfaidh28]

Ethiopian Airlines! I have memories of going on an Ethiopian Airlines 707 in 1979 (or 1980?) when I was 7 years old. I was travelling with my mum and brother from London Heathrow to Rome via Paris. Due to a bomb scare the flight was delayed for 24 hours. Strange, though being so young and loving planes at such a young age, I loved the flight and the delay. For years I remembered the beautiful colours and the planes interior including the seating. Around the middle of the plane, 6 seats on both sides were facing each other with a table in between (some passengers therefore flying backwards). Amazing memories..

[@Ben-xf7uy]

I have seen you eat the spiciest food in the world.... But Champagne is what gives you heartburn.... Hahaha Sonny you are so special. You and your team are a national treasure to be protected at all costs! Haha

[@j-rocd9507]

Spicey food doesn't give me heartburn either but black pepper does

[@sierra53507]

Haha I thought the same thing :p

[@Carlos-iz2ql]

It's the sugar

[@SeanMahoneyfitnessandart]

global treasure*

[@kerryhemans8019]

Agreed 👍

[@KatieGurl09]

Ethiopian food is hands down one of my favorite foods ever. We have a small restaurant in South Dakota that was on Triple D called Lalibela that we go to all the time. So delicious!

[@Daemon671]

where in SD?

[@KatieGurl09]

@@Daemon671 Sioux Falls.

[@Daemon671]

@@KatieGurl09 ah man! I’m on the opposite side. I will definitely look it up when I visit there. Thank you.

[@Olivia-ro3zs]

I’ve been there too and it’s amazing! Small world lol 😂

[@aakash_9619]

@Jonas Smith ???

[@vellabella1]

I have always wanted to fly Ethiopian Airlines, Singapore and Emirates airlines. I absolutely love Ethiopian food

[@kevincarlson4562]

Best airline in Africa,I've heard.

[@ar_l_rvo.o5356]

Don't do SIA

[@flowercities]

@@ar_l_rvo.o5356 why lol

[@flowercities]

i love the food on emirates! on two separate trips, they gave us a sandwich +a brownie in economy and it tasted pretty good. i'm not a sandwich person at all, but for some reason i remember that sandwich tasting really good, lol. maybe i was just really hungry? but they did give us the sandwich AFTER a meal, when it was getting late iirc! the service is great too! singapore airlines has good service as well, food is pretty decent and i remember being given haagen daaz ice cream (sorry if i spelt that wrong hahaha) their food on japan flights are my favorite! if you're on business class in singapore airlines, if you ask for instant noodles they'll give you an entire porcelain bowl with vegetables in the soup. got a free upgrade once and getting a bowl when i was expecting a plastic cup gave me a shock HAHAHA

[@sniperlegacy0653]

I travel twice in Ethiopian airlines and i love thier food

[@joyfulliving1161]

Ethiopia is by far my favorite place to visit. The food, the people, the country, all beautiful. I was spoiled by the food, and even the best Ethiopian restaurants here (I've been to many...East Coast mainly) don't compare...some have come close. However, we have long time Ethiopian friends/family here in the states, and in their home is THE ONLY place that gives the same taste and quality. It is like in Ethiopia, it is all "homecooking" no matter where you go. I miss it so.

[@icedriver2207]

I ate at an Ethiopian restaurant once. I absolutely loved the food.

[@5africanturtle]

I was born and raised in America but my mom is from Mozambique and dads from Zimbabwe . I haven’t been to Zim since I was 2. Im 30 now and beyond excited to see the upcoming episodes 🙌🏿

[@St.c_05]

Fellow Zimbabwean 🇿🇼

[@loneszti]

I have been to Zimbabwe when I was 19! So excited about him travelling there too!!!

[@jaybird57]

Should run for senator.....

[@deezaina]

@@jaybird57 lol whyy

[@johnshite4656]

@@jaybird57 The only people who run to be politicians are liars and con men.

[@dstnlockwood77]

I love seeing your videos when I'm able to get online. I'm currently homeless, but watching you travel and see all these places makes me feel as if I'm experiencing it, too. Thank you for being so passionate about everything and making these videos.

[@adriennefloreen]

Wow, what an amazing comment. Where are you homeless? I think that KZbinrs like him should donate some of their income to feeding people especially because they waste a lot of food.

[@quikksped]

Hope whatever happens you’ll get back on your feet soon 💗

[@cornealdata3843]

@@adriennefloreen I think you should donate your money. You are quick to spend other people's money. 🙄

[@adriennefloreen]

@@cornealdata3843 I am quick to spend other people's money? That is a really weird thing to say. I don't have money to donate. Maybe KZbinrs with millions of subscribers should donate their money they make off of food videos to poor people who cannot afford food. I do not know why you think I have plenty of money or other people's money to donate to something. I cannot even afford to make important repairs to my house or car. I'd ask for donations on my channel but I've found that people's general opinion is that it is absolutely OK for rich and famous KZbinrs like Sonny to ask for donations but highly immoral for me to ask for donations. That is why I removed my links to sites like Patreon from my demonetized channel. Please, explain your comment and opinion, I do not understand this phenomenon.

[@cornealdata3843]

@@adriennefloreen Brother, even if you do not have lots of money. You can donate 5 dollars a week. If everyone donates such a small amount we could put a dent in world hunger. Also,you do not know anything about this youtuber. How much money he has? Have you seen this bank statement? I just do not when people ask others to spend their money and you donate nothing. I am poor too. I work two jobs to support my self. One thing I learned is the world owes you nothing. If you want to change the world start with yourself. Start with 5 dollars. Practice what you preach before telling other people to donate.

[@bennerpi]

I hope you enjoyed the national airline of my daughter's homeland of Ethiopia. Ethiopia is an absolutely amazing country, full of rich culture, history and food variety. Ethiopian Airlines is also a world class airline we love flying with.

[@daniellachanelle4142]

Its not your daughter, you paid an agency to have her human trafficked 🤮

[@thomaspearson2756]

I'd be so upset if I paid $6,000 for a flight and some dude was just recording a video right next to me and wouldn't shut the hell up for the whole flight 🤣

[@rozalynnpage8545]

I mean he obviously didnt speak for the whole flight just during meal times.

[@freakinxbox]

Honestly with the plane noise the whole entire time and those mediocre meals, I wouldn’t mind having a personality sitting next to me

[@edoug0044]

The flight is 14 hours so he didn't speak but at the beginning of his flight and during meals. I'm pretty sure he asked first.

[@pathart8854]

Could have given the extra to save a starving family and got a.normal flight. But that wouldn't have been possible for the video

[@uncle_Samssubjects]

@@pathart8854 why can't he do both? As in Taking the flight he took and still help a starving family, what does he have to give every dollar he has away and let his family go hungry?

[@riddlezastra1496]

As an Ethiopian, I can certify that there was only one luxury Ethiopian dish in this video 😂

[@nenadpopov3601]

What's that white creamy stuff that look like mashed potatoes??

[@sarahhernandez4800]

@@nenadpopov3601 Im not sure, but it’s not Ethiopian food

[@bobpope3656]

Are you saying sliced lunch meat isn’t luxurious in Africa either?

[@riddlezastra1496]

@@bobpope3656 meat (like most every animal products) is generally expensive in the continent as far as I'm concerned

[@Eyob797]

@@sarahhernandez4800 It is Ethiopian food.

[@liyan00]

One of my favorite memories from Ethiopia is having tibs made on a mountain. Some of the best tibs I have ever had (with fresh injera after seeing a batch being made!)

[@Tsegoo]

It would be great to have you come over to our country, Ethiopia, soon. It's stable now and all the beautiful cultures along with some of the most delicious food you'll ever eat await you!

[@mandomuntize836]

Tell him to visit Tigray as well and maybe Afar, heard it was the safest place in all of ethiopia, the experience will be triumphant

[@ambessashield9360]

@@rediettadesse2828 Yes, at last 90% except for terrorist north.

[@Abeya213]

@@mandomuntize836 yah your z real jerk

[@present_vs_future]

@@mandomuntize836 lol it's like saying don't go to Russia because they are in war with Ukraine like the issue is way far away for anyone to actually be in trouble unless you are purposely looking for it lol especially right now.

[@316JOHNLT]

We don't want him to visit Ethiopia this jackass because I heard them insulting Ethiopian airline pilot on his Egyptian video.. he called the Ethiopian pilot junk pilot...😡

[@khingdavid4687]

Im originally from Rwanda but went to high school in Zimbabwe. Love that country its like home to me. Now reside in Australia. Can't wait to watch your food experience there.

[@kevincarlson4562]

How's Australia? It must have taken some getting used to after Rwanda and Zimbabwe.Lived in Melbourne and Adelaide a couple years,loved it.

[@tsungigudza8803]

Khing david, Zimbabwean here 👋🏾good to hear a positive message about Zim

[@dallymoo7816]

Awe I'm sorry u are in Australia right now.. would rather be in Africa lol

[@marialiyubman]

Ethiopian food is like drugs. It’s addictive 😍 Also, the Mitmita is probably heroin with Cayenne pepper, otherwise I can’t explain why I keep eating it despite not loving spicy food so much. 😍🤣 And injera is a miracle onto itself. It’s so chewy and cloudy because the doe is left to ferment for several days and the pancake ends up being airy and gluteny - but the original grain (Teff) is absolutely gluten free. My first time eating Ethiopian I thought I’d be in pain afterwards from all the bread and spicy food, but I felt light and got hungry again pretty soon. It turns out it’s the most hypo-allergenic food ever. The only down-side is that the companies who sell both injera and the Teff flour tend to stuff is with other things. So sometimes your injera might come with some percentage of wheat flour, which is justified as “westerners might like it more that way” - but in fact, unless the injera is badly fermented - it’s the best doe ever and no additives needed. And the four - they add sand to it, either that, or they don’t wash the grain before milling it..so as much as I used to love Teff flour, I stopped eating it because I was tired of crunching sand… And the meat dishes (all the watts 😍), and the simplest thing, like Gomen (which is a specific green they eat, but you can make it with almost any collard green. It just tastes like it was freshly picked and healthy… and it’s al Liron the spices and cooking method. And the potato dish that I forgot the name of. Just some comforting potato (probably cooked in ghee), with turmeric. That you put on the injera after the spicy foods. And the red lentils… Omg. Just go try Ethiopian and you won’t regret it. (But bring your own sanitary wet napkins and toilet paper, the toilets in Ethiopian restaurants I’ve been to are… well… scary).

[@robela.5010]

Geez I don’t know which restaurants you’ve been to and where you shop for products, but I promise you you just happened to find the bad ones. It’s mostly not like that

[@jasondai6466]

You are way better at this than all the other Aviation Geek reviewing Business/First Class. DO MORE OF THESE!

[@cmonman85]

When the world needed him most .., Sonny never disappoints 👏

[@melsavinosavi497]

i'm happy you enjoyed our Ethiopian cuisine, it's one of our best cultural food and hope you will try some of our amazingly delicious foods in different parts of our country ,,

[@nancydrew1882]

My Ethiopian ex coworker used to bring her traditional food to work for lunch. I wish I had showed more interest. Now I just want to try it! I’m Jamaican, so I don’t mind spicy food.😋 It’s on my bucket list to try Ethiopian and Nigerian food.

[@Minastir1]

We really need the Ethiopia episode, such an underrated cuisine.

[@annabambamjerky]

I was one of the first passangers on Ethiopian Airlines when it first launched and it was such an amazing experience. I had previously taken 2 other middle eastern airlines that were below average in comparison :( not everyone was treated so well. The Ethiopian Airlines hostesses were so kind and welcoming and smiled warmly constantly. It was amazing 👏 💕💕💕

[@ashh2185]

Did you fly on Etihad or Emirates??!

[@martinsokute9882]

Big cap 🧢 Ethiopian airlines started in the 1940s

[@HlfEtnBread]

@@martinsokute9882 maybe she was one of Hitler's homies and he set her up a flight

[@hannahanna6885]

You mean lunched it’s first flight from your city? Because Ethiopian airline was founded on 21 December 1945 and commenced operations on 8 April 1946, expanding to international flights in 1951.

[@kidjr.9520]

Cap

[@tekleabendale3970]

Just for a tip, you can come here after like 6 or 7 weeks because we Ethiopians are gonna be celebrating our version of Easter & you can be able to experience a good culinary tradition that mostly involves meat as the cristian people will be fastening /no meat👀/ for 2 months before Easter. Anyways if your thinking of coming to Ethiopia then that's the right time to do so since you can be able to experience the whole shebang.

[@lkszmgrzk5881]

it's 40 days, not 2 months

[@tekleabendale3970]

@@lkszmgrzk5881 thanks

[@kaleyesusberhane]

@@lkszmgrzk5881 it's 55 days.

[@lkszmgrzk5881]

@@kaleyesusberhane that's what I said

[@lkszmgrzk5881]

@@kaleyesusberhane actually it's 40, me being a preist

[@kidubg3896]

Ethiopia airline is The pride of Africa by far the best in keep The customers happy beautiful Cabin crew,delusion food ,affordable prices, hospitality,smooth flying,this experience you africa One flight Et best in Africa travel by Ethiopia airline you experience one of the best thing about travelling

[@tiestokygoericprydz3963]

Delicious food not delusional 😅🤭

[@offthesidelines]

"It has a syrupy strawberry topping". Pretty sure that's the guava syrup then, because guava is fruit. 😂 Very popular in desserts and drinks in Mexico and Central + parts of South America and the Caribbean I believe.

[@pidgeotroll]

I thought this was pretty funny too. Guava and cheese is a delicious combination that is served in a pasty from my favorite bakery chain in Los Angeles, Portos, which I believe is from Cuba.

[@marcgarrett5427]

All good until something is lost in translation and guava becomes guano.

[@SherrainePhillips]

Yup. Guava is amazing. Had a lot of guava jam growing up in Jamaica

[@mohitsharma1]

Also very popular in the Indian subcontinent

[@ethiomusic3158]

I am so proud of the Ethiopian hostess who served you. She recognized you that you are a food traveler.

[@DoesItReallyMatter25]

I’ve been binge watching your channel all week. Thank you for the amazing content BUT ALSO for proving that no matter where in the world you are, people have more in COMMON than they don’t. Despite what the media so often portrays, this show proves that if one can respect differences and see them as an opportunity for growth/adventure, we’d ALL be better as a planet! 🌎

[@LauraWearsBlack]

Got so confused when the caption read “Harare, Ethiopia” at the end I was like this boy flew Ethiopia to Ethiopia? 😂😂

[@Vighter76]

Thought the same, a little editor mistake :)

[@Eyob797]

Addis Abeba, Ethiopia. Harare, Zimbabwe. Yeah it was a surprise to see Harare, Ethiopia.

[@LauraWearsBlack]

@@Vighter76 yep

[@kaps1110]

Welcome Sonny to my homeland Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 , lt has always been my dream having you here. Thank you , looking forward to seeing your amazing videos. Much appreciation 💛 here in Zimbabwe

[@tameratweldeyohans5638]

My beloved home country Ethiopia 🇪🇹

[@m.y.m401]

Ethiopian airline the new spirit of Africa. Keep shining. Best airline!!

[@h.l.6156]

I love these videos not just for the food that I havent ever experienced but the way he is able to make friends wherever he goes....like how insane is that that everywhere he goes he just has a way with people that makes them feel comfortable despite recording stuff hes doing to share with millions of people

[@r8this_audi679]

I definitely love how honest you were about this whole exspirence so genuine Bro !

[@genekalutsky8813]

Looking forward to the Zimbabwe series, it's got to be amazing!

[@AlohaPanda]

I love Ethiopian food! It’s so good!

[@anitaashraf97]

I just found your channel and i really like how positive you are, even when things dont go as planned you take it as it comes and dont focus on the negative, I also like how you explain and describe everything so it feels like we are there with you

[@FarmerFpv]

I love this guy. Out of all the crazy stuff he shoves down his chops, champaign gives him heartburn. 😂

[@afeworkw1291]

Love Ethiopian Food injera with Mild split peas, spicy chicken is my favorite food, unlike other grains like wheat, barley, and rye, teff which commonly beak the flat bread injera is gluten-free. This makes it a good choice for people who have Celiac disease or are sensitive to gluten. It can substitute for other flours that contain gluten, like regular wheat flour.

[@SaraFaithJacobsen]

Be careful most Ethiopian restaurants in the USA are cheap and their injera includes wheat flour. Always ask first if you are gluten sensitive!

[@loneszti]

So nice of Sonny for including the guy on the plane in his video!

[@danevlogs5]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/aKDLqIina61kaZI

[@morayoadedapo2457]

I just wanna say, I flew ECONOMY on ethiopian airlines and still got great service and food(twas prepackaged but not bad for airplane food AT ALL). Tis a great airline

[@kevindunlap5525]

That' sponge brain bread is some of the coolest stuff you'll ever eat. About 10 years ago, I all but fell into an Ethiopian restaurant and found that stuff. The meals I had from their takeout were some of the most unique and delicious I ever had.

[@gluten262]

Can we get more airplane meals? The food they serve at different airlines and destinations are really interesting! The ones to Japan served instant ramen and haagen daz ice cream as a midnight snack.

[@ghostehh]

Imagine being stuck behind him with no earphones. Man that would drive me crazy

[@ihavefaithingod.godisgood.1188]

🤣😜

[@perdbeer6713]

Nothing a shoelace can't resolve.

[@present_vs_future]

@@perdbeer6713 💀

[@izaicslinux6961]

He was incredibly annoying in this one

[@revl6151]

He only spoke for like 8 minutes on a 14 hour flight. How would that drive you crazy

[@BethDoublekickChick]

Watching this while eating my dinner here in Perth Australia 🇦🇺 🦘 This is really interesting, different, ... and pricey! 🤑 Great video mate 🤘💜🤘

[@marionwangui4300]

Babe try injera at Mirabooka

[@PoisonedFirefly]

Always travel Ethiopian Air. Must admit even economy class the food and service is amazing. Their food tends to be amazing for most diets. Pity the first meal you had wasn't as amazing as what you get between African countries.

[@getzo5340]

Sonny: *is a "food expert"* Also Sonny: is guava a type of cheese?

[@cracklypeach4801]

AWESOME video seeing what types of food served on that type of airline. love it

[@lilsteezy8793]

Try Madora (worms) from Zimbabwe 🇿🇼, you will find them in markets definitely

[@cdechirume2979]

Mopane worms

[@jaelynn7575]

Wow, I haven't been on a plane in 17 years, a lot has changed! For $6k, I could do a lot. I could take two trips. That's insane.

[@corneaterman]

Generally flights are cheaper. I got round trip to LA from Denver for $200.

[@vbrown6445]

Looking forward to your Zimbabwe videos. Have never been, but it's on my list. Ethiopia, and its food, is amazing. Hope you have a chance to actually spend time there sometime in the future. Oh, and they didn't forget your bags. With barely any time between your connecting flights, there was no way they were going to be able to get your bags from one plane to the next before it took off. Hope they showed up promptly on the next flight.

[@bemnetmerkebu9640]

12:34 I can't believe guy held the chicken leg with injera 😂😂😂😂😂 W content tho!

[@chukaehighibe6886]

Well done Sonny. Nice video, as always. It just needs a slight change of the caption at 13:06. It should be Harare, Zimbabwe, rather than "Harare, Ethiopia". 😊

[@victorpapillon1487]

His editors are retarrrdes

[@mikiasbeka3725]

Thank you ! Noticed too

[@ThatPhilBurgGuy]

That pretzel turkey sandwich with some of the tomatoes and some of the vinaigrette lettuce would have been amazing

[@hameedkhumalo4769]

Sonny come down to South Africa and Eswatini, would love you show you around and show you all the things we have to offer!

[@maybelles2sun]

amid this pandemic I feel like experiencing worldwide travel thanks to your channels ❤️

[@Gg35114]

I'm so proud to see you flying Ethiopian Airlines (African Airlines)

[@gcm747]

Need sooo many more of these airline food reviews. As a ‘real food’ reviewer, taking the piss out a airline food is hilarious.

[@tiestokygoericprydz3963]

Which airline food is great?

[@daryltaylor8977]

Ahhh, my dear sweet Sonny, "Bless Your Heart"! The Guava cheesecake wasn't from Guava, the "strawberry" topping was probably actually guava fruit, LOL!

[@tightcamper]

It's impossible to say which scheduled non budget airline is the best. In my experience most of them are very good but Ethiopian is certainly in the top 5.

[@edtad9549]

Sunny on one of our flights 😀! We are so happy to had you and hope soon you will experience what Ethiopia can offer in your culinary adventures. Love your videos. I would be happy to show you around.

[@danevlogs5]

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[@leschatsont9vies]

Etiopian food looks good would like to try !!

[@knjmoorhouse5093]

I watched this video to watch you eat Ethiopian food, which is one of my favorites!

[@jovanicruz6813]

This man has my dream job me he really worked hard to get there. Safe travels man huge fan.

[@danielle4295]

The airline food on the flight from the US looked disappointing, but from Ethiopia to Zimbabwe 😋 looks good.

[@codexaeterna]

Man, I miss Ethiopian food. Such a cool, unique cuisine with their Injera.

[@soloareable]

Ethiopian Airlines is the best in Africa; and competitive in the world! Thank you for using Ethiopian Sonny.

[@Spetsop]

I love Ethiopian food! I only had it once, but I felt super light and comfortable after it, and now I'm craving it again! 😅🤤😁

[@danevlogs5]

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[@GinNJuice1975]

I have never had Ethiopian food so thanks for this video! Alwasy enjoy watching them, keep up the great work Sonny and team! #Iamonabus Cant wait to see the next adventure!!

[@richardt1792]

I don't know where you are at but Los Angeles has a Little Ethiopia with a number of restaurants. There are a few Ethiopian restaurants elsewhere in the city.

[@abdiwalimohamud3041]

Hey Sunny, when you land in Zimbabwe Harare, you've commented on screen Harare Ethiopia. Please update this error. 🙏 thanks

[@andychow5509]

I used to travel for work and have my expenses paid. I mostly travelled by train, and 1-st class vs cheapest ticket was usually a hot towel, a coffee and a snack. For that, you paid twice the price. Well, I told my company to not book that but just buy the cheapest ticket for less than half the price (I think it was 1/5th the price), but allow me an extra stipend so I could pay $6 for coffee and a snack before I boarded. We are talking about several hundred dollars savings per week. Well, company said no. So I required 1-st class tickets after that. tl/dr: If you are an individual, don't bother with 1-st class. But if your company wants you to travel, tell them you are very weary of travel, and need "business level accomodations", otherwise you simply can't.

[@sunilbisht]

I have flown Ethiopian airlines and I love the hospitality and the food. Injira, lentils dishes with spices hits so close to Indian dishes mainly Dosa and daal/pulses. Also, love their beef stew.

[@Independent.Kurdistan]

It's just i like everything about that guy: the way he talks the way he eats .it comes me down when I'm stressful.

[@iOnSL]

Glad you had a good experience. I fly with Ethiopian once a year, the food is pretty good. The flight attendants always seem like they are being held against their own will and hate their jobs. They reflect it onto the customers. Hope that changes.

[@iOnSL]

@Macmel No, I’m familiar with the difference between Habesha culture and just hating your job and the people around you. They need to fix this.

[@iOnSL]

@Macmel they need to learn proper work ethics and adopt a “pride for your job” attitude. I’ve seen janitors who clean toilets all day more enthusiastic about going to work and having the opportunity due to high moral. Work ethics is a very important tool they should pick up on and boost employee moral if possible. Until then I’ll stick to Emirates. Please refrain from confusing “culture” with poor attitude. You are doing them a injustice by saying that because now you make it seem that all Habesha are like this when they aren’t! I’m focusing this as a “Ethiopian Airlines” issue and you seem to be dwelling on culture. Anyways have a nice one.

[@iOnSL]

Hope everyone sees the attitude I’m talking about I can tell this ignorant person who is either a worker or flies economy and can’t afford to fly or at class and understand what I’m pointing out. This is an exact example of what I mean attitude issues, didn’t think we would get a live performance from this person. 😂 fix up Ethiopian!

[@temari9806]

I always wonder why you never did a piece on Ethiopia. The food is so good. We hope to see it someday. Love your show.

[@danevlogs5]

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[@thetearsofflowers8169]

"is guava a type of cheese?" Is the funniest question I've ever heard😂

[@brettblute7739]

This is nuts!!! So cool. I love you man! So cool to watch you enjoying your job. Some of it is hard but that is also fun to watch.

[@Womenswell022]

@13:07, kindly edit the footnote to Harare, Zimbabwe, with thanks

[@cutesywootsey]

That Ethiopian food looked so good 💯💜...can't wait for the Zimbabwe videos too 👍👍

[@MyFullFiguredLife]

I just love these 💛

[@storytimewithunclebill1998]

The food looked amazing. The seating was really cool. Thats a long time on a plane and pretty costly. Glad you made it safe and look forward to the next videos. Was fun to watch. Great video

[@angelicaavilessil6212]

It's amazing, that airplane food looks delicious. It's good that you enjoy it. You take fantastic shots of the sky and your expression of happiness in sharing it is genuine.

[@elieli56]

Ethiopians are one of the most special type of race humans were gifted. Extremely generous and welcoming and they make sure you are full.

[@ThePanacon]

Wow, that's the most underwhelming 6K snack in all of aviation history. Congrats Ethiopian Airlines.

[@kholiinparis]

I'm south African I love that you are choosing the less touristy parts of Africa to explore😊

[@ZOE_NtombiYaseMancwabeni]

Agree😀. I feel like the less touristy areas you visit the more authentic the experience is.

[@HamasenBr]

Sadly, due to the impact of colonization and enslavement, touristy parts of Africa are crome-ridden like Joburg and many other major cities in African countries with a history of not more than six decades as an independent nation. Ethiopia is a safe haven with fewer tourist attractions to explore.

[@frezerify]

Wow! That will be my dream vacation trip to. Ethiopia. Love the food, good people and reach traditions as well. Thank you for sharing ❤️

[@anticipayo]

11:10 looks like whitefish salad. I used to have them with bagels back in the days when it was available at Noah’s bagels

[@maggiepapazian7468]

Thanks for enjoying Ethiopian food.

[@ElenaBeridze]

I also tried Ethiopian cuisine, and I was surprised that their pancakes (Kitfo) are very similar in taste and texture to Russian pancakes

[@ahadu_entertainment]

Kitfo is not a pancake. It is seasoned raw meat.

[@ElenaBeridze]

@@ahadu_entertainment you misunderstood me, I meant the flatbread that is served with meat in this dish.

[@hirutbirhan1922]

Not kitfo it is injera

[@ahadu_entertainment]

@@ElenaBeridze The flat bread is called Injera made from fermented Teff.

[@ashleyzviitei]

Delicious yoga mat....straight out of the gate🤣. You flew to Harare, Zimbabwe...I am from Zim.🇿🇼

[@maremnuru5044]

im very proud to be Ethiopian ❤❤❤❤

[@admediaet]

Ended Ethiopian airlines and food both are special and unforgettable. It was a good review. Perfect bro hats off👐👏👏👏👌👍

[@anttony80]

From Pittsburgh ..god bless you sir and I’m sure your wife is looking down upon u and misses u everyday

[@qutanyawoods302]

There is no pain or sorrow in heaven

[@chrisraz8046]

I'm from Canada. Even in winter when our prices are the highest. I could make ALL of the first flights meals for under $100 combined. So sad I would pay up to $300 just to try the second flights meal

[@aerofoca]

Great video. Would love to try Ethiopian if I go back to India. BTW, hate to be "that guy" but at the end the caption reads "harare, ethiopia" instead of zimbabwe.

[@savorybowl]

I love how you travel to various countries and show us amazing dishes. My inspiration ❤️

[@paulanthonyjohns]

As a child growing up in the 80s I remember the famine too well. I love the food in that region

[@regulussearimus]

Watching while fasting. a Very good idea.