Retsina Greek Restaurant | The F Word With Foxy Games

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Gordon Ramsay visits Retsina Greek restaurant in Belsize Park, North London to see if it's good enough to compete as The F Word best local restaurant.
Season 5 of The F Word. A bold, modern and mischievous take on the world of food combines location VTs, kitchen actuality, celebrity interviews, stunts and recipe based challenges to give the format its trademark energy, pace and visual richness and create waves in the food world and beyond. .
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[@friderikimaria]

you can tell she’s a real greek by the way she hugs and kisses him at the end

[@blasphemergrc6794]

from the accent ... nuff said ^^

[@Dais.aggelos]

Yes true

[@Evandamaster]

True in an extend

[@stamatisvolanis8482]

@@maikrogamer99 αυτό το πήρες από το geography now: greece και είμαι σίγουρος. Επίσης έχεις απόλυτο δίκιο

[@AggelikiGeo17]

I agree...I'm Greek I can tell..

[@sfageasjim4426]

Στο τέλος του είπε "Ζακέτα να πάρεις!" αλλά το έκοψαν.

[@kyriakosgiota2210]

Απίστευτο σχόλιο!!!! Γάμησες φίλε!

[@sfageasjim4426]

@@kyriakosgiota2210 Να είσαι καλά! 😁

[@duskyj3w31]

🤣🤣🤣🤣κλαίω!

[@Lia-wi4bc]

ΧΑΧΑΧΑΧΑΧΑ μαλακα νταξει με εστειλες

[@yo-yomaster2817]

Χαχαχα

[@ninja_panos2624]

Ramsay : I will leave it to you. Me : Get ready to gain 10-20 kg.

[@ApartGentleman]

I love Greek culture. :) Greetings from Germany!

[@Idnebus4242]

you dont have to....

[@kallik4550]

@julius ich liebe die deutsche Sprache und Kultur, καλη προσπάθεια 👍😍

[@finnjones2028]

malaka! in Greece we do not have alcoholism because when the baby comes out of the vagina we put a tablespoon of ouzo on his tongue

[@despoinaat]

Finn Jones wtf are you saying?

[@despoinaat]

Germany is great too!Nice landscapes and food!Much love ❤️.

[@krax5554]

" We have the.... *souvla* " Πώς να μιλάς Αγγλικά 10/10

[@ggoddf5889]

afou h souvla sta agglika den exei metafrasi

[@director4ever466]

Haha

[@locosquad3588]

Eat some souvla gia na thn vreis

[@laxris]

@@ggoddf5889 Ναι δεν έχει μετάφραση, οι άγγλοι αν θέλουν μια σούβλα θα την δείξουν. Τι να κάνεις, ακόμα βελανίδια τρώνε... Spit λέγεται...

[@panosxap]

@@laxris ρε spit τα μπούτια σου βλάχο ,που θα τη ζητούσες spit εσύ τη σούβλα

[@orpheustv15]

no matter where you go a mother's dish is always the best

[@ignatiosskouteris612]

Ayato Umehara u say that bacause u havent seen the grandmother yet... if u had a greek grandmother u would forgot the feeling of hunger 😛😜😉

[@edubogota1]

Thats true, mothers dish is unbeatable.

[@adolfgaming1761]

Ayato Umehara *Grandma’s*

[@kostas8537]

Mother's and grandma's

[@sofiascot]

GR-bagers So true!!! Both of my grandmother's(Danish and Greek) makes the best food!! But my great grandmother's food is unbeatable!! 🇬🇷🇩🇰

[@sta8ise]

That is a traditional Greek Mama! That is why she cooks great!!!

[@rodouladoulos1548]

ΜΥ mum wasnt a fabulous cook..but I learnt a few tricks from my hubby and even my mother in law likes my cooking..My moussaka is fabulous,but I make it 2 or 3 times a year...bit heavy on the stomach...!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@cosmicdancer6876]

Γεια σας και απο μενα εδω στην Κρητη!!! Ειμαι σιγουρη πως ολες οι μαναδες απο οπου και αν ερχονται οταν αγαπανε να μαγειρευουν ειναι παντα νοστιμα!!! Hello from Crete!!! I believe that every mother no matter where she is coming from when she loves cooking is always great !!! ❤🙏😘

[@georgek5737]

@Soviet Tankist please don't

[@mortis3338]

Stfu

[@triankoutsouridis1121]

As ex owner of Greek Restaurant in Bordeaux and be in this business almost 25 years i have to give my congrats to this sweet lady who do all the hard work. Συγχαρητηρια καλο κουραγιο και τις καλυτερες ευχες μου.

[@christosbinos8467]

Trian Koutsouridis παοκ παντού

[@callmedrew5726]

Trian Koutsouridis Α ρε ο ΜΠΑΟΚ μέχρι Γαλλία έφτασε. 😂

[@iHateVevoToo]

"προσβαλεις τη χωρα σου με αυτην την εικονα προφιλ", σχολιασε στο youtube ο Malakas00000000

[@dagaratribe6691]

βρηκατε ΚΑΙ σε βιντεο με εστιατοριο στο εξωτερικο αφορμη να μαλωσετε για τα οπαδικα.ευγε.

[@PeroXepatonio]

ΠΑΟΚΑΡΑ ΕΊΣΑΙ ΜΕΓΑΣ

[@georgemorley1029]

The Greeks have many reasons to be proud. Can’t wait to get back there this summer with my family and show some respect and love to my Greek friends! Go Greece!

[@user-lo1cq3mv5g]

Thank you so much for your mindset

[@pits.893]

This didn't age Well in the coronavirus era

[@teonatsios491]

We Greeks are really happy you want to visit again ! Just don't let your wife go to any strolls on the beach by herself ! She might take some time to return ! If you know what I mean ! take care

[@pitman2911]

I must say this is the first time that I've seen Gordon Ramsey go to a restaurant and walk out with a smile on his face, the only complaint he had is how good the cooking was . BRAVO mother chef .... im proud to be GREEK

[@theblitz4481]

Check out Doukan's Moroccan restaurant, Gordon was truly satisfied with his food as well

[@tsifty1]

Malaka Ramsey, what did you expect ? A Greek mom cooking, hello???

[@georgewilliam4541]

tsifty1 χαχαχαχα μαλάκαα

[@zbarabashka9995]

to spitiko fagito den exei kamia sxesi me to profill tou ramsi!! ilithie!!! den iparxei kamia standar sindaxi gia mousaka ,suvla ,xtapodaki.......na xerese pou ekso thavmazoun ton ellinismo kseftila!!!

[@groomenteer1558]

Xaxaxaxaxaxa

[@nataasa8089]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@LiftingWAlex]

@@georgewilliam4541 🤣🤣 δικό έχεις

[@Nick-GR]

Traditional Greek cuisine is much more sophisticated than many people think. Cooking in Greece was a continious evolution started thousand of years ago, and Greeks were improving the cooking techniques since then.

[@foteini-fg9xv]

Πες τα βρε, Νικ!

[@fivosliogas2127]

That's actually very accurate!

[@The_Memorial]

Greek food its not just about eating. Its about being creative and actually enjoying what you are doing. Its not a chore but a habbit. You do it with love and the food tastes better because of it.

[@echo8083]

Yes, we love our food. 😁

[@Stellarionas]

Well, starting from dishes with pig's blood, vinegar, salt and a little flour, 2160 years ago, we have reached today's perfection.

[@madcat-1955]

ΓΕΙΑ ΣΟΥ ΕΛΛΗΝΙΔΑ ΜΑΝΑ!

[@lef4843]

δεν μοιάζει καν με τον Μάνο

[@stef7930]

@MAD CAT ΔΦΓ ΓΙΑ ΣΟΥ ΠΑΙΔΙ ΜΟΥ 😂🤣🤣

[@savvasperisanidis]

Σαν την γυναίκα αυτή, δεν υπάρχει άλλη στην κουζίνα

[@MikeBenko]

I'm half Hungarian and half Greek. (Match made in heaven when it comes to food). This lady reminds me of my Greek grandmother. The stuff that would come out of her kitchen. Family holidays with half Greek/half Hungarian food just the perfect setup. Also I am quite lucky as I carried on both kitchen traditions.

[@kostheod8081]

Mihalis Benko its nice to hold both of them at the same time maybe one day you can combine it and create something gr8 :)

[@Georgy2001]

Χαχαχαχα!Θεός!!!

[@iHateVevoToo]

ever tried making gulash with lamb? im pretty sure both your grandmothers would have loved it! or lecso with "horiatiko" sausage!

[@nikoskanarinis7782]

.

[@Lymbe06]

I'm Greek Cypriot and I studied in Budapest lol. I'll take Greek cuisine and Hungarian women any time.

[@megankatherine5103]

My Favourite Cuisine. I love Greek food! 🇬🇷💕

[@user-un8jz7jc6y]

Καλά κανείς, όχι σαν εκείνες τις παπαριες που τρως, πως τα λένε αυτά τα μακντονατς κάτι τέτοια περίεργα.....

[@philipchatz]

@@user-un8jz7jc6y καλά και εδώ έχουμε αυτά τα μακντόνατς αλλά λέμε τώρα

[@greenfortnite865]

@@user-un8jz7jc6y δεν είναι Ελληνίδα ρε χαχαχα τι γράφεις στα ελληνικά Λολ χαχαχα

[@ekall100]

proud to be greek :)

[@tinapapa2556]

ekall100 Και γω

[@jsavwrldd7884]

Facts

[@user-lo1cq3mv5g]

Etsi magka

[@andrewvts9329]

Είναι απίστευτο όταν παίρνεις εύσημα από έναν τέτοιο σεφ!! Μπράβο στους ανθρώπους στο εξωτερικό που μας κάνουν περήφανους!!! 🙏🙏

[@damienclarke5429]

"It will be... very honour for us. We gonna be over the moon to win it!" God bless this incredible woman!

[@Gigi-us4jk]

The first sentence translated directly from greek hahahha

[@transportman3498]

Nobody cooks like MOM!!

[@Alex-ox1fq]

no doubt

[@flavios0101]

Ρε αλεξ και δω σε βρισκω; Παντου σε βρισκω ρε

[@iiTzNeSs]

*Greek mom

[@andrecourreges8236]

That's right Thanks Mom.....

[@Crosby4hyg]

The best restaurants I've ever been to are not the ultra-expensive ones that require reservations months in advance. The best places are the small ones that only locals know about, with a mom in the kitchen who has been cooking the same food since she was a child. Looks amazing.

[@B-Man-69]

Crosby4hyg T^T ur words put tears in my eyes. now I miss my mom's dish

[@EI_Greko]

Crosby4hyg ikr thats true in greece

[@thedrunkgeek6824]

Retsina is pretty expensive tho

[@SuperSetright]

@@thedrunkgeek6824 , London and top quality food=expensive. ''Retsina is pretty expensive tho''

[@Gigi-us4jk]

To tell you the truth the same is in Greece too.

[@dennist.8210]

As a Greek, this puts a smile on my face. Although I must say, before Gordon even went in and we are shown the food beforehand, it looked absolutely splendid. No surprise he enjoyed it!

[@johnlafleur9251]

I spent two months in the Greek islands in the mid-1980s and this looks very authentic and delicious. FYI, "retsina" is actually a greek white wine made with added pine resin. A very unique taste and very strong...

[@sanchezking6188]

From my experience greek restaurants are usually WAY above industry average. What sets them apart (I think) is that most of them invest some good time in finding the right suppliers that supply good quality raw produce. Many others, sadly often italian restaurants, just surrender to "whats there" or is the easiest and/or cheapest to come by. Of course, as always and everywhere, you dont get the real greek cuisine in a foreign country, but in 9 out of 10 greek restaurants the experience has been superbly enjoyable.

[@Gigi-us4jk]

Being Greek and leaving in a foreign land, sadly I must confess there are many Greek restaurants that have nothing really Greek. They even buy the tzatziki, which is extremely easy to make.

[@michalisp7549]

Ελληνιδα μανα μαγκες

[@NickariusSN]

O Ramsey ηξερε αν έλεγε κάτι κακό για το εστιατόριο θα έτρωγε παντόφλα

[@Ptolemy336VV]

Greek cuisine is incredibly amazing. And for Turkish/Arab (jealous) people here, Greek Cuisine has 8000 years of history. The first cookbook in the world was written by Archestratus in 350 BC. Now suck on it.

[@Ptolemy336VV]

mshefik1 1). Wrong and with utter lack of intellect. - Turks come from Mongolia 1300AD. Eventually Turkic tribes history can be traced back to 2000BC in a small region of China. Turkish cuisine is no real cuisine for Turks lived originally in Mongolia. - Mongolia today has the poorest farmlands/soil in the world with the poorest cuisine. They always lived a very primitive life until they settled and stole the civilization and architecture that was left by the Greeks and Byzantine Greeks. - These regions such as Mongolia, where for a long time where Turkic tribes have been thriving, is one of the poorest farmlands in the world(you know, look it up!), where basically even today people eat 2 or 3 things everyday. Which is milk, sheep's broth and such. Nothing that can be compared to the regions such as Greece, Levant, India and such that where very rich in natural diversity and thus also in cuisine (and thus also very early high levels of civilization!) - Your Turkish tribes are nomadic people not even 500 years ago(and STILL are in present Mongolia and central Asia due to the same incredibly poor farmland problems), and they had to move from one spot to another to keep your primitive barbaric people from starving because of the poor farmlands in Central Asia and Mongolia. Like animals. This is also the reason why Turks and other nomadic tribes in these regions, never build any cities and have virtually no OWN history, just like other nomadic tribes around the world. 2). And thus your nonsense writing is absolutely utter bullshit. It means you Turks didn't teach Greeks nor others a-n-y-t-h-i-n-g. Absolute bull crap and with lack of intellect. As Greek civilization has been around far far longer and with far higher levels of civilization far before the incredibly primitive Turkic nomad tribes even came into existence! - While you lack history and your incredibly barbaric deeds never forgotten, there is by far no civilization on this planet that influenced the world more than Ancient Greece, the foundation that shakes this world to it's core today. From every science, to sports, to civilization to even the largest sports event the Olympic Games, to the oldest living Indo-European language in the world, that influenced all other languages that now cover 60% of the entire world. Even in English there are 53.000 words of Greek Origin. Greek language is also by Guinness Book of Records the richest language in the world with 5 million words. Up to the musical notation system that the entire world uses to the earliest cookbook in the world written by the Greek Archestratus in 350BC, Even Santa Clause is Greek. - And you are deluding yourself my retarded friend. Even up to your Mosques from shitty Ottoman architects in Istanbul are but extremely poor copies of Genius Greek Architecture like the Hagia Sophia. And Hagia Sophia was build 1000 years before Ottomans even existed! And is THE biggest Icon of Istanbul! (And even the name istanbul is Greek! -> Istin Poli = In to town!!!) and that is GREEK. Like virtually Entire Turkey, that is completely filled with Greek history. Hundreds of Ancient cities, temples, theaters, other archaeological sites are scattered throughout the lands. Greek history is virtually under every stone and has a far far bigger prominence, cultural, historical, architectural, linguistic impact than anything you nomadic Turkic barbarians ever produced or will produce! So don't say we add a thousand years here and there, while in reality YOUR history and where YOU came from is zero. The History of Greece, Cyprus and Anatolia(Turkey) is the history that exclusively belongs to the Greeks and some others, the original people who live in these lands, this does not go back 8000 years, but 12.000+ years back, and certainly not belongs to the Turks who barely even 550 years ago conquered Anatolia. And thus these 3 regions, culturally, historically, ethnically, archaeologically have absolutely, ZERO, nothing to do with you Turks. 3).The ingredients below originated in mainly the Mediterranean and Minor Asia and are native to this region, and more importantly are integral and part of Mediterranean cuisines since ancient times: -Olive oil, -fish (very hard in central Asia with no seas), -many of the herbs,nuts, -zucchini, spinach,wheat, barley, millet, pea, broad bean, lentil, flax, -sesame, chickpea, hemp, turnip, olives, pear, figs, and plums, -capers, Fennel, Catnip, Black mulberry, grapes, wine -Pomegranate -Herbs: Dill,oregano, Thyme, basil, sage, parsley etc (originated mostly in Greece and Italy) The funny thing is,that Turkish cuisine today uses EXACTLY these ingredient widely and extensively in their cuisine which does NOT grow in the steppes of Mongolia and China. Turkic people came very late to the Mediterranean region in 1100 AD.It means that Turkish Cuisine has had huge influences from the Mediterranean once Turkish Nomads came to the region, -Phyllo dough used for many Greek and Turkish pastries are invented by Greeks. And besides that is Phyllo the Greek word for leaf or paper. 3). Example: Some hating turks say: Tzaziki? it's Turkish, because of Cacik.

[@Ptolemy336VV]

mshefik1 Hahaha Turks are not from Hittites you incredibly DUMB uneducated loser. 1). TURKS COME FROM MONGOLIA, HITTITES FROM ANATOLIA, - ABSOLUTE 0% CONNECTION The Hittites, Lydians, Greeks are the original peoples of Anatolia that all spoke the Indo-European languages, not Turks. The Turkic languages are not even an Indo-European language because you people and your language does NOT come from this region, but from Mongolia.The Greek language is the oldest continuous living indo-european language recognized internationally in the world: www.humanjourney.us/images/indoEuropeanTree.gif Only the Greek language is still alive, and is the oldest continuous living language in the world. And there are no Turkic languages present.Instead of your redundant fantasizing bloating go read your real history instead of claiming others that you are not. Turks come from Mongolia. And even the countries like Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Mongolia today have Turkic speaking tribes. Must be hard for you to comprehend. 2). TURKS HAD MONGOLIAN FACIAL FEATURES NOT EVEN 400 YEARS AGO You don't know much about genetics nor population mixes. Turkish nomadic tribes who came in 1250-1400 to Anatolia, looked MongolianThere are many books with paintings from that time and they had split eyes. This is how Turkic nomads looked like (and even posted by fellow Turkish countrymen!): www.pinterest.com/pin/521502831820606600/ www.pinterest.com/pin/521502831822513865/ www.pinterest.com/pin/521502831822513870/ www.pinterest.com/pin/521502831822474800/ 3). TURKISH ORIGINS....! FAR AWAY FROM ANATOLIA Before we go further lets establish WHERE Turks came from.It sure was NOT Anatolia(Turkey). It is generally agreed that the first Turkic people lived in a region extending from Central Asia to Siberia with the majority of them living in China historically. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turkic_peoples#O... "The Turkic language family is traditionally considered to be part of the proposed Altaic language family." en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turkic_peoples#O... "The first historical references to the Turks appear in Chinese records of about 2000 B.C. These records refer to tribes called the Hsiung-nu, an early form of the Western term Hun, who lived in an area bounded by the Altai Mountains, Lake Baikal, and the northern edge of the Gobi Desert and are believed to have been the ancestors of the Turks." www.allaboutturkey.com/origin.htm above site is by a Turk! 4). GREEK LANGUAGE THE RICHEST LANGUAGE IN THE WORLD (5 MILLION WORDS) // TURKISH LANGUAGE ONLY 104,481 WORDS And next to that. The Greek language is not only the oldest Indo European language in the world, but also the richest language in the world. with 5 million words, and 70 million including all the scientific terms, as the entire scientific, medical and astronomic world uses Greek as it's foundation. eurotalk.com/blog/2013/02/08/so-did-you-know-you-can-speak-greek/ hellasfrappe.blogspot.nl/2011/03/over-70000000-words-in-greek-language.html -The Greek language has been in use for at least 3600 years (written attestation) and is the longest continuous still living language in the world. "Greek has been spoken in the Balkan Peninsula since around the late 3rd millennium BC. The earliest written evidence is a Linear B clay tablet found in Messenia which dates to between 1450 and 1350 BC,[12] making Greek the world's oldest recorded living language." en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greek_language While the Turkish language has only 104,481 words " The 2005 edition of Güncel Türkçe Sözlük, the official dictionary of the Turkish language published by Turkish Language Association, contains 104,481 words, of which about 86% are Turkish and 14% are of foreign origin.[1] Among the most significant foreign contributors to Turkish vocabulary are Arabic, French, Persian, Italian, English, and Greek." en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_replaced_loanwords_in_Turkish 5). GREEK CUISINE MOTHER OF ALL MEDITERRANEAN CUISINES And all the ingredients that I named before, are NATIVE to Greece and Anatolia thousands of years back, and cannot be found in Mongolia/Kazakhstan. How can you make Tzaziki when you don't even have Dille, Olive oil, Lemon etc. HOW can you make Octopus(Greek word by the way) recipe, when you don't even have a sea in Mongolia and Kazachstan!!! The first cookbook in the word 350 BC was written by the Greek Archestratus. Greeks had access to all these ingredients that I named, and these are all part of the Greek cuisine for 6000+ years. Turks have ALMOST no history because of their nomadic lives. Nomadic means: people that need to keep looking for food in different places, if you like it or NOT! And thus they never had cities, because the Farmlands of Mongolia, Kazachstan were extremely poor. >> Have you ever wondered why there is so little known of your real history my Uneducated Turkish Friend?, now you know why, because nomad life = no history

[@Sean-vj4kr]

mypassion Space calm down now

[@BillViolator]

Tim Klaasman Why don't you pay yours you hypocrite ?

[@Ptolemy336VV]

Don't worry Ragnar. Tim is Dutch. And typical Dutch people are world-famous for being some of the most prejudice people on the planet. Often they are totally uneducated on matters they scream the hardest from the rooftops. Like Tim does right now. Zero input, yet completely redundant. They even have a famous saying for it. In Holland there are 17 million football coaches. They ALL know what's 'best' !! ha ha

[@noverdinho]

Love the Greeks and the food ! Yamas, Ellinoni !

[@tilerman]

There used to be a tiny Greek restaurant in Palmers Green. 3 tables, plastic table cloths, no menu, just what the husband and wife cooked that day. Simple authentic Greek food. White beans in tomato sauce, black eyed beans with greens, potatoes in the oven, rabbit stiffado, stuffed vine leaves ,loads of vegi dishes, and the salads. Wow that place was amazing. We ate like kings in that little place, fabulous people. Sadly long gone now.

[@nabidisla.5086]

Its a nice Change to See gordon Happy and enjoy his food what a good Guy

[@zafeiris21]

One of the main reasons that tourist are amazed from Greece is the Greek cuisine for sure!

[@user-vl4np5mv9u]

i am proud to be greek!!!

[@GeorgeKam]

Φιλικη υπενθυμιση. Ελληνες !ειμαστε οχι γραικοι...

[@georgeth4421]

Γιαννης Α. εγω απο την αλλη οχι και τοσο...

[@stebesd]

Κόψτε αυτήν την αηδία επιτέλους. Για να μην ασχοληθούμε με το ότι δεν είμαστε ούτε Έλληνες ούτε Γραικοί αλλά Ρωμηοί, είμαστε τόσο Έλληνες όσο και Γραικοί. Και οι δύο ορισμοί είναι εξίσου αρχαίοι (αν δεν λανθάνω ο Γραικός είναι αρχαιότερος) και αναφέρονται στην ίδια πληθυσμιακή ομάδα. Τώρα εάν προτιμάς το Έλληνας έναντι του Γραικός λόγω του ονόματος του σύγχρονου ελληνικού κράτους (Ελληνική Δημοκρατία) και για να μην μπερδεύεις τον εαυτό σου με τους παλιούς Έλληνες έχει καλώς. Αλλά αμφιβάλλω ότι αυτό είναι το πρόβλημά σου.

[@VirusTechKEKW]

fytilidinamitis esi eisai o logos pou mas koroidevoun oi ksenoi. pare poulo skato 15xrono pou mas rezileveis sto internet.

[@user-wf8bj8mq9e]

ELLAS 🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷

[@vagdenaxas]

lol I like how she pushes her son away to go hug the kitchen boy. lol giagia

[@newera478]

Calamari done right is to die for.

[@dankdat620]

You can say that again!

[@KosmasMJpec]

Ένα μεγάλο μπράβο στην μαμά αυτή και συλληπητηρια για τον γιο που μεγάλωσε ελληνικά. Κράτα γερά, ξέρω ότι δεν έχεις κάτι άλλο για να κρατηθείς αλλά ίσως ένα βιβλίο με συνταγές που θα γινόταν ανάρπαστα παντου ίσως να το ήθελε ο γιος σου! Έμαθα εδώ καταλαθος χωρίς να ψάξω πολυ ότι ο άνθρωπος αυτός δεν ζει πια.Σιγουρα δεν είναι καθόλου καλά ψυχολογικά η μητέρα του κι αυτά να ξέρετε όλοι ότι φερνουν ψυχοσωματικά συμτωματα, κι αυτά από μόνα τους φέρνουν κατάθλιψη.. Είναι πολυ στενάχωρο και μόνο ο Θεός μπορεί να βοηθήσει αυτήν την γυναίκα και κανένας μα κανένας άλλος. Η ίδια με την δυναμη της και με την βοήθεια του Θεου ελπίζω να ηρεμήσει λιγάκι. Χαιρετίσματα από Θεσσαλονικη..

[@ntasno8420]

Τι έγινε, γιατί τα λες όλα αυτα;;;

[@ntasno8420]

Από τι, πως και που;;;

[@KosmasMJpec]

@@ntasno8420 Το διάβασα απλά εδώ στα σχόλια τυχαία είδα και το βιντεο..Επισης δεν ξέρω καμια λεπτομέρεια..απλα τυχαίνει να έχω ζήσει δυσκολα πραγματα κι εγώ δηστυχως κι έτσι μπορώ να καταλάβω τι περναει περιπου.

[@OnlyMichaelJackson]

why am I watching this? I'm starving.

[@donzanetti280]

me too right now 😩😫

[@user-hq8mp8fs6z]

OnlyMichaelJackson (Angel) I love mj

[@wishiwassleeping2829]

I live in the US and my favorite restaurant is a family owned Greek place right up the street. The chicken souvlaki is so good! They make a fresh tzatziki sauce and the Greek olives are very fresh. I love the Avegolemono soup and the gyros are great. I think I know where I'm going for dinner tonight!

[@mitrosastronomos4611]

it calls avgolemono from the greek words"avgo"(egg) and "lemoni"(lemon)..Anyway i am so gloud to hear that you like greek food

[@iosifpateroulis1081]

Greek food, indian and thai, are the top 3 choices for eating out in London. Everything else is 2nd class options.

[@SuperRambo111]

Beard straight outta hunger games! lol

[@darklord4ever]

Rofl xD

[@dimiaslan1870]

The thing which amazes me the most is the way Gordon hugs and kisses her right away, not doing it after she made the move. They both made the move for a hug. That shows respect and humility from a chef of his calibre to adapt to the culture of the kitchen he's in at that moment. Respect, Gordon.

[@TOUMBAAAA]

souvlaki rules

[@xxcrazyxx546]

etsi re

[@borinakoune1803]

+Οδυσσέας ο souvlaki is the cheapest garbage low quality meat you can find.

[@xxcrazyxx546]

Better than ikea

[@user-po6hn9id1t]

+borinakoune not if you make of your own...

[@SuperSetright]

borinakoune....is an expert in ''cheap'' and ''garbage''.......lol

[@ErisstheGoddessofmanhwas]

Gordon Ramsay saying something good about someones cooking, OMG IM GOING IN THIS RESTAURANT FOR SURE

[@oteletampis7513]

Ellhniko einai ti na pei :)

[@georgioslatsis2482]

That's why I like Gordon Ramsay, he is always honest about his high standards of how a kitchen works!!!

[@Michael-Gianas]

Man Greek history is GREAT. From the 300 Spartans to Alexander the Great to when homer made the Iliad and the odyssey to Aristotle with astronomy and Greek philosophy, to Greek mythology and the Greek legends, to the Olympics and the marathon, and don’t forget the fact that they made like half of our vocabulary, and the delicious Greek food and olive oil, and how they kept their culture going through all of the dark ages and xio day followed up with 400 years of slavery, and the hundreds of Inventions they made like the light house... I think I only named less than half of what we accomplished. What would say more but I’m out of breath 😂. Now please if you still don’t think Greece is the best country to every thrive, name a better one 🤣🤣🤣

[@alexandrosioannou2230]

Ωραία τα πες φίλε, όμως βρίσκεσαι σε βίντεο που έχει να κάνει με φαγητό οπότε το comment ήταν λίγο άκυρο

[@leagueofcorinth5351]

@@alexandrosioannou2230 ο μόνος άκυρος είσαι εσύ εδώ

[@alexandrosioannou2230]

@@leagueofcorinth5351 Καλά μωρέ ντάξει, μη μας δείρεις κιόλας

[@leagueofcorinth5351]

@@alexandrosioannou2230 ..."νταξ μωρέ" ο σχολιαστής άσχετος των πάντων. Κάτι καλό είπε ο άνθρωπος και πετάχτηκες σαν κλασικος φραπεδόμαγκας της Ελλάδας

[@alexandrosioannou2230]

@@leagueofcorinth5351 Προς τι αυτή η επιθετικότητα; Είναι ολοφάνερο πως συμφωνώ με αυτά που είπε ο MGTheMVP 360, καθώς έχω πει προηγουμένως ότι καλά τα είπε. Όμως, ως ένας ευέξαπτος και ασυγκράτητος άνθρωπος που είσαι δημιούργησες στο μυαλό σου την αντίληψη πως είπα κάτι αρνητικό όσο αφορά την Ελλάδα. Είπα κάτι το εντελώς ουδέτερο και εσυ το πήρες ως προσβολή.

[@procicko]

Φαγητα οπως αυτα, μπορεις να φας σε οποιοδηποτε σπιτι στην Ελλαδα! Ειναι συνταγες γνωστες σε ολους, στην ουσια καθημερινα σχεδον φαγητα. Φροντιζει γι αυτο η Μαμα Ελλαδα!

[@stef7930]

Ναιιιιιιι🤗🤗🤗😇😇😇😇😇

[@giorgosdragouidis5777]

i was waiting for ramsay to yell "what is dead may never die" when he saw the octopus but the i rememberd that this was a greek food so nothing can go wrong there,hands down for greek food,no judgement can touch it!!!....btw ...its the first time i saw ramsay calm and pleased!!!

[@STBill]

2:04 When the lamb sauce hits the spot. No wonder they won.

[@alexanderthegreat3]

very small serves glad that greek restaurants in Australia have huge servings like the greek way

[@SNOT_JUST_DROP]

@@nikolaimavromatis7995 Με λενε γωργο μαυρογενη😂😂

[@Gigi-us4jk]

Small?? These are not tenant to be eaten alone, the fish ones or potatoes ones are side dishes along with the main one or as a maze with ouzo. The quantities you see are the normal ones served in Greek tavernas and at home. We do not have first and seconds. We have food and then sweets or fruits.

[@hgks12]

Small? That's how we eat at home. They could use some more potatoes but, overall, the servings are normal.

[@sherylassey5505]

In 1984 i came to work in greece and i thank god i learnt to cook greek food from my madam mother she was a very good cook from crete till today i cook all the food just like her cooking for her daughter grand children and gray grand children. But now i finished working for 37years for her daughter and its time up for me to retire and go back to my country and take rest now. And all of them are going to miss yiaia cooking from crete. I salute yiaia eleni in heaven.

[@britturk123]

Bravo Zita hanim . Anyone who is posting comments about Greek and Turkish rivalry rather than the excellence of Retsina Restaurant and the very talented Zita hanim please do the whole world a favour and get a life.

[@thedownsides]

Affection of a Greek mother is mostly what this video is about.

[@heartofdixie67]

I’m proud of my Father’s Greek Heritage !!!🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷

[@user-bz8di7io1m]

I love how literally all the Greek comments are roasting this dudes beard

[@ginodfspicks3226]

Man she was happy. The Joy she felt was contagious!

[@n17whlronnie92]

When it's the god himself GR who wouldn't be happy and honoured, just imagine the pressure when its GR pays you a visit

[@eliasborsov8188]

I know that lady is a hardworking and a good person just from looking at the screen..sometimes you can just tell

[@denispaskou1175]

mprabo re ellada...respect apo roumania

[@CharlesDickens111]

Love Greek food!

[@Delphinia310]

I love Greek food, my favorite! You can't beat the smell of cooled lamb and potatoes so freaking good.

[@InTheSh8]

Man, I didn't expect that. I thought he'd kill it. Thumbs up, tears in my eyes!

[@Real_God_Real]

Please remember that these are the same race of people that calculated the circumference of this planet with a stick.

[@simosdarvoudis]

No surprise.. We are your special ones.. 😁

[@Real_God_Real]

@@simosdarvoudis Yes. This is true, I needed some of the humans to be smart, so I put them on the Greek islands.

[@simosdarvoudis]

Greek mom cooking.. yummy! Greek mom hugs you.. worm hospitality! Live your myth in Greece

[@allistaircampbell9282]

Nothing beats the simplicity of greek food. ❤❤

[@MegaBleach90]

Holy Shit! That chicken spit roast looks tempting and delicious!

[@christinasiokou3320]

NOBODY COOKS BETTER THAN A GREEK GIAGIA😌✨

[@Kwstakis41]

Proud to be greek ! When i come to London i'm gonna definetely visit this Restaurant ! Συγχαρητηρια παιδια και εις ανωτερα ! Ευχομαι και αστερι Michelin ! Μπραβο σας κυρια Ζετα !!

[@depyk7989]

Properly cooked Greek food can blow your mind away! Ελλαδάρα παντού και πάντα!

[@kaikaikaikai5688]

Yes proud to be greek ❤️

[@nickzero6921]

I suspect that this video has so many views, because it's one of the few times when Ramsey is trully amazed and satisfied... Go Greece!

[@savvastheodoridis3253]

Absolute no one KZbin:Recomends this video after 9 years

[@n17whlronnie92]

Yeah weird alright, mind boggles! When the gr8 μαλάκα GR pays you a visit, that is a massive honour

[@giorgosgoodyos4174]

Έτσι σαν το ελληνικό φαγητό δεν υπάρχει!!! 🇬🇷 For ever!!!

[@gladiator7731]

YES MAN!!! GREECE IS THE BEST EVERYWHERE!!! GOD BLESS GREECE!!!

[@panagiotisdouvris8738]

CLASSIC GREEK MOTHER!!!

[@stef7930]

YES SHE IS

[@georgemelas5462]

Greeks everywhere and they are so kind people ! Gordon Ramsey thank you for your good words ! I’m greek and I’m proud for this lady ! Να είσαι καλά κυρία μου και συνέχισε έτσι !

[@user-rc4og6te5g]

When you cook food with care and love, the result is excellent. That's the real secret. As a Greek, I miss my mother 😭😭😭

[@zeke1145]

It is one of my best restaurant in London literally the meat everything is nice, i recommend it to anyone who lives in London and you must go if you love food 🤤

[@BelloBudo007]

She's an impressive lady and obviously a wonderful chef.

[@f.jgouda810]

Woofff..Water comes into my mouth..Greetings from The Netherlands.

[@cathydemosthenous8694]

Haters or jealous this place is amazing warm and very welcoming !!!!

[@ColorCodeWhite]

what the hell is that facial hair :v

[@bannedforever2503]

+Rob!n As a Greek, I have no fucking idea.

[@retsinalondon818]

+Rob!n The guy with the beard, happens to me my brother died Aug 2013.... www.hamhigh.co.uk/news/obituary_minos_mina_belsize_park_restauranteur_and_star_of_gordon_ramsay_s_the_f_word_1_2357342

[@Zarrakon]

+Leon MIna ???

[@marcusduck]

+Rob!n those were my exact words lol

[@demetrisgavrielides8878]

Rob!n right

[@makiskotsianis3053]

this was in my recommended 9 YEARS AFTER

[@6thsun25]

now this shoulder of lamb seems.. wow.. delicious.as a greek i can recognize original greek traditional cuisine and retsina seems to be doing it right, with this guys mother as chef.Thats true home made greek cuisine!

[@twitchhighlights9002]

I am so happy that greeks have created reastaurants in Britain 😃😃😃😃l am from Greece

[@georgestefos3157]

Yes Ladys and gentlemen this the Greek cousin and this is the Greek mother.Greece!!!Greece!!!Greece!!!

[@SoFGR]

George Stefos * ladies * cuisine and this why the majority voted for tsipras :p

[@srbjbt]

Greek food the best in the world, literally! Love

[@Paul-hj1vt]

Bravo. Excellent, I'll come and visit for dinner next time I'm in London. Very happy to hear that chef liked the food.

[@Twinklez63]

How sweet 🥰 I need a hug from this lady 🥰

[@Ptolemy336VV]

O and Turks You know what is the greatest thing? 1).Turks come from Mongolia 1300AD. Eventually Turkic tribes history can be traced back to 200 BCE in a small region of China. Turkish cuisine is no real cuisine for Turks lived originally in Mongolia. Mongolia today has the poorest farmlands/soil in the world with the poorest cuisine. 2).The ingredients below originated in mainly the Mediterranean and Minor Asia and are native to this region, and more importantly are integral and part of Mediterranean cuisines since ancient times: -Olive oil, -fish (very hard in central Asia with no seas), -many of the herbs,nuts, -zucchini, spinach,wheat, barley, millet, pea, broad bean, lentil, flax, -sesame, chickpea, hemp, turnip, olives, pear, figs, and plums, -capers, Fennel, Catnip, Black mulberry, grapes, wine -Pomegranate -Herbs: Dill,oregano, Thyme, basil, sage, parsley etc (originated mostly in Greece and Italy) The funny thing is,that Turkish cuisine today uses EXACTLY these ingredient widely and extensively in their cuisine which does NOT grow in the steppes of Mongolia and China. Turkic people came very late to the Mediterranean region in 1100 AD.It means that Turkish Cuisine has had huge influences from the Mediterranean once Turkish Nomads came to the region, -Phyllo dough used for many Greek and Turkish pastries are invented by Greeks. And besides that is Phyllo the Greek word for leaf or paper. 3). Example: Some hating turks say: Tzaziki? it's Turkish, because of Cacik.

[@MrPanos2000]

wrong, actually turks are huns from kazahstan!

[@Ptolemy336VV]

+MrPanos2000 -Wrong, the deepest traceable origin of Turkic tribes are from a small region in China 200 BC. -From there on they went to Mongolia where Turkic Tribes thrived for many centuries. -The Huns where nomadic people that where thriving from 100 AD - 700 AD That where then residing in Kazakhstan-Mongolia. -Eventually from Kazakhstan to eventually go to Anatolia 1400 AD, which is now called Turkey(Since 1900). They always lived a very primitive life until they settled and stole the civilization and architecture that was left by the Greeks and Byzantine Greeks. And as I said. These regions such as Mongolia, where for a long time Turkic tribes have been thriving, is one of the poorest farmlands in the world, where basically even today people eat 2 or 3 things everyday. Which is milk, sheep's broth and such. Regions such as Greece, Levant, India and such where very rich in natural diversity. As I have stated in my previous post, I've named a part of a list of ingredients that indigenous to the East Mediterranean.

[@MrPanos2000]

***** nevertheless we seem to agree that they stole our land and our civilization!

[@Ptolemy336VV]

MrPanos2000 Ofcourse. Isn't my point clear? My point is: 1).Basically the whole history, archaeological sites of Anatolia(Turkey) is Greek. 2).That Turks came 650 years ago, stole Greek lands. Turkic tribes came as one of the latest peoples to the Mediterranean. 3).This subject is about food. Some Turks and Arabs are jealous, for the fact that Greek Cuisine is the mother of all the Mediterranean cuisines spanning a history of over 8000 years. -Since Turks came 650 years ago, from one of the poorest farmlands in the world (Mongolia, Kazakhstan), without ANY of the Mediterranean ingredients that I stated in my first post. 4).It's the Greeks that influenced "Turkish" cuisine vastly and incredibly, as Greeks had a huge variety of ingredients for thousands of years. Greeks were even hired in Rome to teach them the art of baking bread and pizza. 5). Since Turks have absolutely nothing to say about Hellenic history in Turkey, due to that everyone on earth knows Greek history, it's architecture, influences, democracy, Olympic games, theater, laws, etc, the history of Greek food on the other hand is being mingled with by Turks. And some things that Turks "CLAIM" to be theirs, is actually not theirs. For example. Turks say Tzaziki is "Turkish", but in reality only the NAME (cacik) is Turkish. Tzaziki consists yoghurt, dille, olive oil and such. None of this including dille is available in Mongolia. Greeks have been making Feta and Tzaziki for many thousands of years. Turks are false liars. But again Greece has always it's history on it's side. It's unfortunate for Turks to be only for 650 years in the Mediterranean. A way too short time span for Turks to be able to falsely claim origins such as Tzaziki. 6). The first cookbook written on earth is from a Greek 350 BC. 7). Greek cuisine is world famous. Turks need to find something else to beat Greeks with. If it's not with Basketball, football, nor with food, history, beauty, music then with what else.

[@MrPanos2000]

i think they win on the "mass massacres and genocides " category

[@Zzz-ql5tn]

I dont know why but every comment is better with a greek accent 😂

[@n17whlronnie92]

9 years ago! Who else is still here!? Feb 2021...... Plan to go there soon as covid-19 is dusted!!!!!

[@SnakesMaybe]

The thing I love the most about being Greek is that, in any video related with Greece, there is a fierce debate on the economy through the comments section and other Greeks being really passionate about their country.

[@kostaskakouris2346]

Omg such a strong Greek mom accent😂😂😂😂😂

[@TheSourtougal]

We are EVERYWHERE!!🇬🇷

[@goldendots2549]

So are Indians or Africans, what 's your point?

[@outatisater7943]

@@goldendots2549 no those are not everywhere, but there is something greek in every aspect of your life, pay more attention to details

[@user-nv3lm1lg1o]

i am a greek cooker and i am very proud for the greek cuisine beucase whe have the best and most high quality fishes-meats-and vegetables in greece,if you want to eat something very special come to greece and ask where you can find a good fish tavern or a meat restaurant to eat the authentic greek food

[@enemyofthenation7580]

*cook

[@user-nv3lm1lg1o]

@@enemyofthenation7580 small details,thanks anyway

[@shoneywilliams4453]

The food looked wonderful! The people were very sweet

[@jeffreybuse6814]

He does have a heart.

[@unitedttillidie9644]

Greeks do it best hahaha proud to be a Greek

[@glennchua9043]

That is called Passion. Cook with love. Well done!

[@poketube6224]

Greek cuisine is the best one in so many ways, of course other cultures have amazing cuisines as well. It's all about love and love of cooking and your ingredients for real.

[@demetriospappas1112]

Yeah,, she is spot on with the Octopus for sure....

[@JOHNNYwxw]

I am proud to be Greek

[@thesuperspeed7154]

Greek traditional food is so important to Europe and so good... Respect Europe and ofc love Greek food

[@gamerkids7616]

Nice to see the Lady so happy, few positive words make the difference.