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Gisenyi is a beautiful town on the shores of Lake in Rwanda. The lake is incredible, surrounded by lush green mountains. It’s a perfect place in Rwanda to spend some time relaxing, learning about the culture, and eating. One of the main Rwandan foods to eat at Lake Kivu is sambaza, a fish similar to sardines.
To begin this food and cultural tour of Gisenyi, Lake Kivu, we first stopped off at the local market, and took a boat ride. They were not allowed to fish on that day to control the fishing, but the fishermen gave us a quick lesson on how they fish, and took us out on a boat just to show us. It was one of the highlights of the day for me. The fishing boats are so peaceful and the rowing songs were amazing.
After having a quick snack of some deep fried sambaza, which were delicious, we continued on to one of the biggest fresh markets in Gisenyi. We saw ladies pounding cassava leaves, and stopped to eat some fruit. The tree tomatoes in Rwanda by the way are delicious.
Ibyiwacu Restaurant - Next we ate a quick Rwandan food lunch at a local restaurant. Buffets are very common in Rwanda, you choose all your different starches, with beans, and a couple of different sauces, and you can choose if you want meat or without meal. Overall, very good and fresh food, a little plain, but good with some extra chili sauce.
Price - 1,500 RWF ($1.70) per person
Next we headed to a local home for a home cooked African meal, including some of the local ingredients commonly used in the culture around Lake Kivu. Sambaza are a staple, but since we already had some fried, they made a peanut (groundnut) stew with the fish, and also made some vegetable dishes, with rice, and a number of other starches.
The sambaza with peanut sauce was the BEST meal of my entire trip to Rwanda.
Thanks to Yves from Everywhere Travel Tours: yvezbernardin @gmail.com
Hotel I stayed at in Gisenyi (amazing place, affiliate link): https://www.booking.com/hotel/rw/paradis-malahide.en-gb.html?aid=808668
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Gisenyi is a beautiful town on the shores of Lake in Rwanda. The lake is incredible, surrounded by lush green mountains. It’s a perfect place in Rwanda to spend some time relaxing, learning about the culture, and eating. One of the main Rwandan foods to eat at Lake Kivu is sambaza, a fish similar to sardines.
To begin this food and cultural tour of Gisenyi, Lake Kivu, we first stopped off at the local market, and took a boat ride. They were not allowed to fish on that day to control the fishing, but the fishermen gave us a quick lesson on how they fish, and took us out on a boat just to show us. It was one of the highlights of the day for me. The fishing boats are so peaceful and the rowing songs were amazing.
After having a quick snack of some deep fried sambaza, which were delicious, we continued on to one of the biggest fresh markets in Gisenyi. We saw ladies pounding cassava leaves, and stopped to eat some fruit. The tree tomatoes in Rwanda by the way are delicious.
Ibyiwacu Restaurant - Next we ate a quick Rwandan food lunch at a local restaurant. Buffets are very common in Rwanda, you choose all your different starches, with beans, and a couple of different sauces, and you can choose if you want meat or without meal. Overall, very good and fresh food, a little plain, but good with some extra chili sauce.
Price - 1,500 RWF ($1.70) per person
Next we headed to a local home for a home cooked African meal, including some of the local ingredients commonly used in the culture around Lake Kivu. Sambaza are a staple, but since we already had some fried, they made a peanut (groundnut) stew with the fish, and also made some vegetable dishes, with rice, and a number of other starches.
The sambaza with peanut sauce was the BEST meal of my entire trip to Rwanda.
Thanks to Yves from Everywhere Travel Tours: yvezbernardin @gmail.com
Hotel I stayed at in Gisenyi (amazing place, affiliate link): https://www.booking.com/hotel/rw/paradis-malahide.en-gb.html?aid=808668
MUSIC: https://goo.gl/HwVjdo
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Amazing, that sambaza looks delicious😋
Looking for a way to like more than once🤝
Lol Micah was being very funny in this clip.
Wow they are kind over there! Letting Ying mash
Rwanda is magical!
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Micah is more educated than me at 2 or 3 and I have 4 degrees 😂😂
The green leaf vegetable in the last dish is amaranth. It's called callaloo bush in Jamaica and spinach bhaji in Trinidad and Tobago. It's very nutritious and the seeds of some varieties are used as a cereal grain also called amaranth.
Ty so much Mark Weyns for visiting Ruwanda on ur food travel tour so lovely n amazing.i feel proud of you it's just knebouring country Tanzania hope one day can visit Tanzania n I can meet you in Jesus name amen.
Mark why doesn't your mom come out in your videos your dad does but I have not yet to see your mom and do you have siblings.
every video he eats like a lunatic asylum escapee lol soooo weird
Many people didnt have any shoes or slippers on their feet..its really sad to see this.this is what corruption does to normal regular people of the country..may god bless them all
Loving this one thanks for sharing very information blessed love to all knowledge is power hopefully everyone pays attention keep up the good work loving the food and the culture 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
I wonder if the vegetable was nettle!? There are many ways to eat Stinging Nettle that are quite delicious! Thanks Mark, lol years later 🙌
Love ❤️ that your in Africa I just finished saying I hope you go and wow so many videos to catch up on. Bless African ppl 🙏
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How long are their finger’s