Samosas and Chapati Street Food Nairobi Kenya

[@SaveUpandFly]

Always nice to try the local street food 😋, thanks for sharing!

[@WITYTRAVELS]

Always a perk of traveling. Thanks for the comment!

[@esem135]

Chapati is quite versatile, can be eaten as a snack or a meal. If you want a vegetarian combo it goes well with beans or curried potatoes and cabbage on the side. As a snack you can just bite it away and eat or have it with tea(Chai) or coffee (kahawa chungu/tungu). The beans taste nicer when coconut milk is added, so it is best to do the Kenyan Coast beans, Swahili cooking.

[@WITYTRAVELS]

That all sounds delicious!

[@PostcardAndAPint]

We love street food, but man we love the prices!!!! It all looked super tasty! X

[@WITYTRAVELS]

Amazing prices!

[@LiveLongNaturee]

Very nice thank for sharing my friend greetings from Turkey 🙋‍♀️🇹🇷🛎👉

[@WITYTRAVELS]

Thanks! We had a great time this year in Turkey!

[@AleSalvino]

This is amazing guys! Loved the street food.. super tasty and they certainly have a lot of respect for food! Are you planning to see giraffes too? That would be epic at some point :)

[@WITYTRAVELS]

Thanks! Street Food here is great. We got up close and personal with a giraffe in our "we became the attraction at Safari walk" video and are trying to get to a giraffe sanctuary!

[@EmilyandTom]

SO cool! We love world street food 🤤 Africa is a continent I’ve never been to but have always wanted to go. It’s so interesting to see how they make allot he food - the chapati look especially tasty, I also love the burnt bits! The doughnut/biscuit looked super interesting. Thanks for another great video guys!

[@WITYTRAVELS]

We love trying street food as well. Chapati was delicious. That doughnut was like a biscuit but we had it from a different vendor and it was sweeter. Thanks for the comment.

[@EmilyandTom]

@@WITYTRAVELS Yum!! What a delicious experience 🤤

[@MetinBolatt]

Thank you so much for sharing this beautifully crafted video with us. The footage is of good quality and impressive, I watched it with pleasure. I'm looking forward to your new video. Let's stay connected .Greetings from Turkey🙋‍♂️🛎👉🇹🇷

[@WITYTRAVELS]

Thanks!

[@traveldiarieswithadi496]

Wow..this is so similar to the Indian food. In India we call it chapati and samosa as well. Yeah he is good considering he started just 2 months back..

[@WITYTRAVELS]

Very similar. Probably why we like it so much. He's a natural!

[@TedPatrickBaird]

That chapati looked bomb AF!

[@WITYTRAVELS]

It was legit!

[@MattWhitingsEurope]

Nice street stall, he did a great job considering he's only been in the job for a couple of months. Cool area and great prices - got a feeling you're not spending much of your budget on food over there! You really had thought of everything with that doughnut for desert! Half way through non-stop November and you're going strong - keep up the good work!!

[@WITYTRAVELS]

A true beginner's luck perhaps? It's wild going from Dubai to Kenya. Food prices are night and day. The doughnut we tried on camera was like a biscuit, but we tried it from a different street vendor where it was sweeter like a doughnut. Always appreciate the support and encouragement Matt!!

[@MattWhitingsEurope]

@@WITYTRAVELS ha yes I bet there is a heck of a difference! Keep up the good work.

[@WanderlustWellman]

Haha thanks for the samosa shoutout! Street food there looks ridiculously cheap. How did the samosa there compare to the ones in Dubai? And I agree about eating dessert last, I have to always start savory and eat the sweets last

[@WITYTRAVELS]

The flavors in the Kenya samosas are great, but miss the crispness of Indian ones. We never seem to film our favorite dessert spots lol.

[@stefaniajancewicz2094]

sounds like you said "Titi Sanna" and I thought you were giving a shout-out to Tia Rosanna!! :)

[@WITYTRAVELS]

That's so funny! 😂

[@peternganga9100]

Great work bro

[@WITYTRAVELS]

Thank you so much 😀

[@dennisgathenya195]

Wow love it, guys am in Nairobi, I can buy you lunch and take you around Nairobi Tomorrow

[@WITYTRAVELS]

Sorry we just left Nairobi. But that is very kind of you!

[@rodgersgauchojovjeen8931]

👌👌👌👌

[@WITYTRAVELS]

😀😃

[@TheEddieToro]

Katy and Will India has reopened. You guys can apply for the 30-day tourist visa online. You already have all your certificates abd stuff. They are givibg those visas for free right now. Check this past Monday's vlog on Benjamin Jenk - American in India vlog. He gives lots of details and shows which website to apply online. Nice street food with chapatis and samosas. Soon you can have the real deal in India. I recommend you go to Varanasi, Delhi, Mumbai, Rishikesh, Jaipur and Goa. Or whatever places Will's friends recommend. Time to make the doughnuts in Kenya.

[@WITYTRAVELS]

When are you headed to India?!

[@TheEddieToro]

@@WITYTRAVELS I have to save a lot of dough 💰🤑 and wait for all those current travel restrictions happening in India. Right now they're only giving 30-day tourist visas. I need a multiple entry 5 year visa so I can stay there for 6 months at a time and a total of one year. When the six months are up, one must exit the country for a minimum of 60 days before being allowed to re-enter. I'll take a 5 month tour of Pakistan, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam and Indonesia.

[@roryandsage]

Interesting! 👍

[@WITYTRAVELS]

Thank you!!

[@salaam1089]

I love it keep going

[@WITYTRAVELS]

Thank you! We will.

[@TheValleyFamily]

This is so awesome 🤩

[@WITYTRAVELS]

Thanks!!! 🤩🤩

[@SorgiStories]

Samosas…or sambusas? That’s what they called the West African kind at a restaurant in Milwaukee. Sooooo good. And Pupusas in Central America. I wonder if they originated from the same dish in India?

[@SorgiStories]

Kenyan donut biscuits….hmmmm!!!

[@esem135]

It is sambusa or samosa. Both are right. Kenya's cuisine has some Indian, Persian and Arabic influence because of trade on the Indian Ocean going back to centuries.

[@WITYTRAVELS]

Thanks for the additional info ES EM! The doughnut we tried on camera was like a biscuit, but we tried it from a different street vendor where it was sweeter like a doughnut.

[@ewangai]

You guys are too cool!!

[@WITYTRAVELS]

You're cool!

[@Reagan956]

where in nairobi?

[@WITYTRAVELS]

Hey there! We were in Kasarani.

[@deekiki1924]

2 Samos and 2 chapos at 50 bob total is a deal breaker..could have promoted the nice gent more

[@MissDorinah.]

The man is sincere, else you could be told chapati is 50 shillings samosas 30shillings,only because of your colour...