Ramadan Drinks in Downtown Cairo, EGYPT | مشاريب رمضان في وسط البلد

I wish I could experience Ramadan and Eid in Egypt 🥰 I think it will be possible after we get our own place there 🙂 We travel there every year, hubby goes usually twice a year bcuz he has 2 teen age kids there with ex wife 😃
Last year we went on holiday to Sharm and now in Feb we were in Hurghada ❤

Hi from the uk. I love watching your videos. I’m going back to Egypt in September. It will be my 7th time there. I love it. Can I ask what job you do pls?

Great effort ❤

Have they said when the GEM will be fully opened? Last time the government said it would be by the ending of May

I share your videos with my little boy and my little girl, as despite of them originally Egyptian but born and raised in the west they can understand English more than Arabic, so your videos are really doing me and my family great favour, introducing some aspects of the Egyptian culture and Egyptian tradition to the next generation, thank you

https://youtu.be/1sQU2YnrvTY?si=ev6j88nZaLwZYdMN

12:14 he's saying '150 grams?' You're like noo that's a lot i want less than half a kilo lmao

Hello miss! Been curious about something. Is Arabic the official Egyptian language or is there no Egyptian language and only different dialects of Arabic in Egypt? I've been very confused about this.

Another really enjoyable video. Thank you. Yes tamarinds is very hard to describe, I came up with flat coke mixed with raspberry juice n even thats not right. Think nicest when icy cold. Out of curiosity, what do you do with the drinks you only took a sip out of?

Good Morning Gisselle from little me in Melbourne ,as always loved every minute of your video ,this gets me every time how when you are talking the reaction of the passers by is priceless lol by the looks of their deserts they are very sweeet you would need coffee , in hence saying this feels so exciting to go walkabouts so much life at night love it well till next time sending you lots of Hugs Evie xoxo

welcome To cairo

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I lived in Egypt for 4 yrs since 2000 to 2004 it was an awesome experience.

Hello Geisel and thanks for another pleasant video from the old country. I have so much to say and ask you so thank you for your patience. I remember as a child my beloved late father would take me into downtown to an ice cream restaurant called Gropy. He would leave me there and he would go upstairs to his tailor to have his business suites made. I don’t know if you or any of your Egyptian followers have heard of this restaurant? I don’t know if they are still in business, this would be about 60 years ago when I was there last. Another store specializing is Basbousa and Konafa is in Alexandria right at the main train station called-translation- Station of the Sand. If you ever go back to Alexandria, pay them a visit if they are still in business, you won’t be disappointed. Another thing I have noticed in your video is how clean the streets are in this particular area. Certainly much better than my memories from the sixties. I find the most sad thing about Cairo are the street children, that little girl in your video trying to sell you something. That I have always found difficult and disturbing to see. I am glad that has improved too. If you have a chance, can you take some videos of New Cairo that is being built out in the desert. I am thinking of moving back to Cairo and purchasing a condominium there. I would like your impressions of the area. Thanks again for your videos and your time making them. BTW, regarding the Zalabia, by beloved late mother used to make that for me but she used to call it translation The Bread of the Judge. I don’t know if it is the same thing,perhaps you can ask one of the locals.

hello Giselle, amazing video. I have been in these places you have showed. Nice memories through your video . I love Masr.

good to see married couples in the streets. Otherwise you would not like it

Egypt is beautiful and safe I think is one of the best places I ever been safe and fun

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Have you done a video on tipping in Egypt.. don’t want to insanely overtip and don’t want to look cheap. What would be a good tip to give a guide for say a four hour tour.. and meals..in general

Did you ever try sugar cane juice. It is so good

فيديوهاتك جمييييلة 🙂

Love your videos Gventures! Thank you! My husband is from Egypt but have not taken me yet there,so excited to see Egypt inshallah one day!

I am now in Hurgadha my first time in Egypt and in a few days traveling to Cairo. Your video's have been so helpfull to me. Although my husband is Palestinian and speaks perfect Arabic, i wanted to see and know things for myself. Thanks so much. Hope to see you maybe in Cairo. We are going there to bring my sister in law from Gaza insha Allah. Salam from soha (motorbiker from Holland) and mansour ❤