Eating Ethiopian in Washington D.C. | No Passport Required with Marcus Samuelsson | Full Episode

Ethiopia and Eritrea both have berbere and injera as part of their cuisine.

Living off of the blood of Black Americans and our plight to dismantle legalized discrimination where these people are beneficiaries. It is amazing how these people never cite the boxes they check and the US Government gives them a clean, fresh start. They start with how they came with less than $100 in their pockets which is a bold lie.

The Ethiopians are the refugee r@aches of DC. They are not immigrants. They are supported by the US government; given subsidies based on refugee resettlement. They had the audacity to want to rename historical Black areas of the city named after our Black leaders, Langston Hughes, Banneker, etc. They wanted to rename U Street to "Little Ethiopia". Furthermore they contribute absolutely nothing to the economy of DC.

You feed the wife first...
to see if its poisoned?! lol😂❤

As an Ivorian I must say that I really do adore East African culture with all of my being. I recently got a cookbook to learn Somali, Ethiopian, Eritrean, Kenyan, Tanzanian and more East African foods. Exposing myself to your cuisines by cooking it myself has singlehandedly brought back my love for cooking and makes me appreciate your culture dearly. I've made a few dishes so far and I consider this to be the first time I've truly cooked and enjoyed food for what it is. I'm 21 at the moment, so I'm starting to appreciate real food even more at a great and early age. I hope to truly master many different African recipes and expose those around me to it as well as time goes by. The online exposure to this community has blessed my soul so much that I'm thrilled to experience it in person, and authentically. Thank you for this video.

I absolutely love this episode ❤...s/o to Lalibela & Habesha Restaurant in Columbus, Ohio

Unfortunately Ethiopia has been occupied and colonized by the Italians in 1935. They perpetrate huge massacres against civilians and this is still a black page of history our government do not like to talk about. Marcus and your beautiful wife, you both are adorable !!

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Fuul is not eritrean lol It came from sudan. Traditionally breakfast is kitcha fit fit, gaat or just kitcha with tea. Even sambusa is not really habesha…

They're literally eating potatoes and hot peppers while saying that the food is uninfluenced by other cultures: potatoes and hot peppers are indigenous to the Americas and only the Americas. 🤦🏿‍♀️

Skyline Falls🤣...it's actually Great Falls! Added allll of these to my list

DMV is the second Ethiopia. Thank you, Marcus.

this is good

I love Ethiopia food

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Wow. Do they ship to South Africa 😊tried it a few months ago, and now i can't put it down. i feel like i wanna switch over and make Ethiopian food my staple food 😊

Beautiful ❤ thanks for sharing this 🙏❤️

i have lived in Ethiopia love Ethiopian food and the country the memories of Adama makes me nostalgic

I love the way the Ethiopian platters are set up. They are small portions but there’s variety there a bunch of flavors and mixing and eating with the 🙌 ❤❤❤I am searching for an Ethiopian restaurant near me I want to go to a restaurant and have the whole Ethiopian experience!

I'm sorry there are FAKE storytelling in this video

Ethiopia and eritrean food is all the same but politics divided them.

Sudan was colonised by the British, but the Brits never left anything behind in terms of food or culinary and cuisine to be affected by.
You might find other African food influences but not British until very recently when the Arabic cuisine had infested the capital Khartoum.

Ethiopia 🇪🇹 ❤❤

It's finally your time ! I am glad to see and happy not to be a part of arada anymore !

You want to tell us about history about Ethiopia which is fine but forgot it when you are sitting here eating a meal a beautiful wonderful Ethiopian food doesn't matter any meal can you take off your hot do respect

There is no such half Eritrean have Ethiopian you are Ethiopians Eritrea is again it's part of Ethiopia State Ethiopia is the motherland of Eritrea somebody need t o educate you

Love Ethiopia from Russia

taste like mush and bread to me, and baby food.

You sold Eritrea away 😂 we didn’t get colonized

Washington is the smallest Ethiopia

what a documetary man, could say a history lesson and enjoyed it better than my hgh school history classes. this is by far the best video i've watched on this suject. keep doing what you're doing advertising cultures all over the world

Not being racist, just speaking truth to correct some misinformation here. DC was primarily European American long before it was African American. You can merely look at the photos from that time, the bussing of schools, the cemeteries, etc. much less: talk to the ppl still alive who lived there or their parents, etc. We're talking 1940's & prior.

Long live Ethiopia 🙏

Tycker fan synd om dina adoptivföräldrar.

When I lived in DC i loved going to Adams Morgan and eating at Red Sea. Great memories

I enjoy this show
I wish you would come on again
Give us an update on the next restaurants you go to
I'm talking no passport required
I just enjoyed a whole lot

Wow! So educational! Loved this episode especially because it let me see his history and background. Makes me appreciate Marcus so much more! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

It is not only a cussioary but also a documentary film about Ethiopian Diasporas histry and their hardwork.

I recommend boiled coffee than squeezed coffee for health reason. You can only the fiber content of coffee when you boil and drink it.

Min favorit mat är kitfo❤❤❤❤

I vested your restaurant in NY and in AA
and when I see you in this Chanel and the way you explain about the food you’re passion is incredible 🙏🏽💚😍😍❤️❤️❤️

Please try Ethiopian ''Buursame'' it is just unblievable❤❤❤

Ethiopian has been my top 3 favorite cuisine to eat for decades. Besides the beautiful flavors and happy experience of eating it, what I love most about Ethiopian is that Conagra has not infiltrated the essential ingredients. The simple, wholesome, preparations would not be the same if the ingredients were overly-processed, genetically engineered, profit-over-health type. Having traveled throughout the US and trying Ethiopian in any city in which I could find it, I really love how the restaurants consistently stuck to traditional recipes and preparations-