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Re: See The Pounded Yam And Egusi Soup I Ate In Rome by Cmanforall: 3:41pm On Jan 10

naijamanyoutube:
I arrived Rome on Wednesday from Helsinki, Finland.

The first day, I met up with an old friend from Uruguay, that I've not seen for over 20 years. He's been living in Italy for almost
20 years after him japa from Uruguay, for greener pasture.

On Thursday, I was craving some Naija food, so I searched on google and I found this spot called Afrik Cavour Kitchen.

Below are some photos. The food was delicious. The total came up to 25 euros because I asked for an extra pounded yam, but then I gave them 5 euros tip, because they were nice people. I would give more, but I'm a poor man.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqqNdltFiNI

The world is global village. Eating local foods abroad is no more news.
Enjoy!

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Re: See The Pounded Yam And Egusi Soup I Ate In Rome by Raylight2(m): 3:46pm On Jan 10

[/quote][quote author=naijamanyoutube post=127413775]I arrived Rome on Wednesday from Helsinki, Finland.

The first day, I met up with an old friend from Uruguay, that I've not seen for over 20 years. He's been living in Italy for almost
20 years after him japa from Uruguay, for greener pasture.

On Thursday, I was craving some Naija food, so I searched on google and I found this spot called Afrik Cavour Kitchen.

Below are some photos. The food was delicious. The total came up to 25 euros because I asked for an extra pounded yam, but then I gave them 5 euros tip, because they were nice people. I would give more, but I'm a poor man.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqqNdltFiNI

Na 25k you eat in minutes o

Re: See The Pounded Yam And Egusi Soup I Ate In Rome by sslcrypt: 3:47pm On Jan 10

Rexymania:
25 euros? Man that's a lot of money

It's relative, if you earn in euros and reside in Rome it's nothing compared to other restaurants. Don't use Nigeria eye to view things because it will prevent you from progressing.

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Re: See The Pounded Yam And Egusi Soup I Ate In Rome by Biola67: 3:48pm On Jan 10

udomonday:
The egusi soup is not original.

Dey chop the original go for your village/trenches

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Re: See The Pounded Yam And Egusi Soup I Ate In Rome by Emeka71(m): 3:48pm On Jan 10

tolugar:

Was just passing in front of the place one day and someone called me and said "Caio we sell Nigerian foods". And I've been patronizing them since.

But At termini there are other Nigerian restaurant there that you can get between €5-€10 and banter with the home boys

They have better food.

Re: See The Pounded Yam And Egusi Soup I Ate In Rome by Hassanmaye(m): 3:53pm On Jan 10

naijamanyoutube:
I arrived Rome on Wednesday from Helsinki, Finland.

The first day, I met up with an old friend from Uruguay, that I've not seen for over 20 years. He's been living in Italy for almost
20 years after him japa from Uruguay, for greener pasture.

On Thursday, I was craving some Naija food, so I searched on google and I found this spot called Afrik Cavour Kitchen.

Below are some photos. The food was delicious. The total came up to 25 euros because I asked for an extra pounded yam, but then I gave them 5 euros tip, because they were nice people. I would give more, but I'm a poor man.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqqNdltFiNI

.wow

Re: See The Pounded Yam And Egusi Soup I Ate In Rome by sukkot: 3:53pm On Jan 10

Rickmann:
Ju

That's like 30k just for egwusi soup and poundo.

Omo.

when they tell you people living abroad is expensive You will be converting salary to naira. Like it’s naira they spend abroad. Plate of poundo and egusi is 50000 naira since you guys llike to change everything to naira 🤣

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Re: See The Pounded Yam And Egusi Soup I Ate In Rome by Blazebond(m): 4:00pm On Jan 10

How do you people even eat food with drinks sef,and how are you able to eat egusi soup with Malta Guinness,una dey try o,all the taste of the food will just wash away and be replaced with sugary taste.

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Re: See The Pounded Yam And Egusi Soup I Ate In Rome by EZENDIZUOGU(m): 4:01pm On Jan 10

No red oil abi na groundnut oil dey use cook the soup cool

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Re: See The Pounded Yam And Egusi Soup I Ate In Rome by rafcrown(m): 4:01pm On Jan 10

Good advert,free advert.

Re: See The Pounded Yam And Egusi Soup I Ate In Rome by Johnthesuccess: 4:08pm On Jan 10

Rexymania:
25 euros? Man that's a lot of money

Like how much is that in naira?

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Re: See The Pounded Yam And Egusi Soup I Ate In Rome by Reflect7: 4:09pm On Jan 10

Rickmann:
Ju

That's like 30k just for egwusi soup and poundo.

Omo.

That’s why I never take all this exchange rate stuff seriously. People converting their foreign income to naira and saying they are far better off there etc.

It’s bullshiit.

That 30k he spent on his meal can feed a small family for a month in Nigeria, pay their transport fares, and even pay school fees.

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Re: See The Pounded Yam And Egusi Soup I Ate In Rome by Reflect7: 4:11pm On Jan 10

sslcrypt:

It's relative, if you earn in euros and reside in Rome it's nothing compared to other restaurants. Don't use Nigeria eye to view things because it will prevent you from progressing.

SHUT UP, IDIOT.

25 Euros is a hefty sum even in Europe. You think you are the only person who knows Europe?

Inferiority complex dunce.

Without Nigeria educating your dumbass will you be able to type your insult against the country?

Animal.

In that Europe and even in Rome there are white men and women begging on the streets for even half a Euro, and many homeless beggars and pickpockets everywhere, so stop painting it to be what it is not.

Slave mentality freak.

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Re: See The Pounded Yam And Egusi Soup I Ate In Rome by Afolashade00(f): 4:12pm On Jan 10

RevolverOcelot:
It's cheaper than some Naija restaurants in UK. They will charge £25, with Guilder and extra meat it's almost £30. If you convert it to naira your hair will turn grey.

Lemme dash you this emoji grin

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Re: See The Pounded Yam And Egusi Soup I Ate In Rome by jaszplus12(m): 4:22pm On Jan 10

Stephen0mozzy:
Mehn....just mehn! Just the way I like my Egusi......before Naija spoilt

WOW.... same here! And that picture got the worms in my stomach gnashing their teeth!!! Wow!!

Re: See The Pounded Yam And Egusi Soup I Ate In Rome by MasterTeeUSA: 4:25pm On Jan 10

25% tip is actually very good...but 20 Euros is like $25 , but given that you got extra pounded yam, its OK. Great job documenting your traveling and do enjoy your life...we have only one to live.

naijamanyoutube:
I arrived Rome on Wednesday from Helsinki, Finland.

The first day, I met up with an old friend from Uruguay, that I've not seen for over 20 years. He's been living in Italy for almost
20 years after him japa from Uruguay, for greener pasture.

On Thursday, I was craving some Naija food, so I searched on google and I found this spot called Afrik Cavour Kitchen.

Below are some photos. The food was delicious. The total came up to 25 euros because I asked for an extra pounded yam, but then I gave them 5 euros tip, because they were nice people. I would give more, but I'm a poor man.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqqNdltFiNI

Re: See The Pounded Yam And Egusi Soup I Ate In Rome by Kevineleven(m): 4:27pm On Jan 10

Rexymania:
25 euros? Man that's a lot of money

Something wey we take #500 take dey arrange 4 9ja grin

Re: See The Pounded Yam And Egusi Soup I Ate In Rome by olabode89(m): 4:27pm On Jan 10

naijamanyoutube:
I arrived Rome on Wednesday from Helsinki, Finland.

The first day, I met up with an old friend from Uruguay, that I've not seen for over 20 years. He's been living in Italy for almost
20 years after him japa from Uruguay, for greener pasture.

On Thursday, I was craving some Naija food, so I searched on google and I found this spot called Afrik Cavour Kitchen.

Below are some photos. The food was delicious. The total came up to 25 euros because I asked for an extra pounded yam, but then I gave them 5 euros tip, because they were nice people. I would give more, but I'm a poor man.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqqNdltFiNI

We're you in Helsinki during the supercold weeks of around -20°C?

Enjoy chief!

Re: See The Pounded Yam And Egusi Soup I Ate In Rome by ITbomb(m): 4:37pm On Jan 10

So you chop 25k food, come dash them 5k, sake of say you be poor man. Getaway u bro, no dey insult poor man like me

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Re: See The Pounded Yam And Egusi Soup I Ate In Rome by koyeni(m): 4:50pm On Jan 10

naijamanyoutube:
I arrived Rome on Wednesday from Helsinki, Finland.

The first day, I met up with an old friend from Uruguay, that I've not seen for over 20 years. He's been living in Italy for almost
20 years after him japa from Uruguay, for greener pasture.

On Thursday, I was craving some Naija food, so I searched on google and I found this spot called Afrik Cavour Kitchen.

Below are some photos. The food was delicious. The total came up to 25 euros because I asked for an extra pounded yam, but then I gave them 5 euros tip, because they were nice people. I would give more, but I'm a poor man.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqqNdltFiNI

Ajala the traveller....You are doing so well sir grin

Re: See The Pounded Yam And Egusi Soup I Ate In Rome by Kinzo0917(m): 4:52pm On Jan 10

Treasure17:
You should have aTdded green bottle. The economy will not allow me to eat such in Nigeria. Tinubu is dealing with us.

Na there d guy Bleep up

Na green bo he suppose take wash am down

How person go eat that delicious 😋 meal without wishing it down with some bo….. Haba na

Maybe dem no dey sell green bo for that restaurant 🍴

Re: See The Pounded Yam And Egusi Soup I Ate In Rome by VeeVeeMyLuv(m): 4:54pm On Jan 10

Rickmann:
Ju

That's like 30k just for egwusi soup and poundo.

Omo.

Na a whole national monthly minimum wage him dey munch like that ooo 🤣😂

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Re: See The Pounded Yam And Egusi Soup I Ate In Rome by yahoodetector: 5:01pm On Jan 10

naijamanyoutube:
Some of the other things on their menu.

Thank God no Amala or ewedu there...if not the loud mouthed Reno Omokri for claim say Italians emmigrated from Ekiti undecided

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Re: See The Pounded Yam And Egusi Soup I Ate In Rome by theamazonguru(m): 5:04pm On Jan 10

zeuss:
50k in naira for egusi ..
..the. Economy there good.

Lo. It's not about the economy being good. It's about the person concerned being able to afford what he desires.

It's just like here, while some people are able to enter fast food to eat to their satisfaction some others find it difficult to do so.

That some people are able to afford it here, does it make the economy good here.

May God keep blessing us so we can afford whatever our heart desires.

Re: See The Pounded Yam And Egusi Soup I Ate In Rome by AngelicBeing: 5:04pm On Jan 10

Re: See The Pounded Yam And Egusi Soup I Ate In Rome by Salubata(m): 5:05pm On Jan 10

The menu list stated 5euro, which is 5k. This is cheap
Where did you see 50k
:

zeuss:
50k in naira for egusi ..
..the. Economy there good.

Re: See The Pounded Yam And Egusi Soup I Ate In Rome by Niok: 5:16pm On Jan 10

Re: See The Pounded Yam And Egusi Soup I Ate In Rome by TemmyT002(m): 5:17pm On Jan 10

My own question is: Is it pounded yam or poundo yam?

Re: See The Pounded Yam And Egusi Soup I Ate In Rome by Unbreakable007: 5:20pm On Jan 10

That is equivalent to 25 Naira.

In London Jack Daniels is 25 Pounds

Re: See The Pounded Yam And Egusi Soup I Ate In Rome by olisaEze(m): 5:21pm On Jan 10

He said he's a poor man and he's swallowing poundo & Egusi soup next door to the pope! Be like dis brah wan comot mind for dis heavenly race face wickedness. grin

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Re: See The Pounded Yam And Egusi Soup I Ate In Rome by CollectMoney: 5:22pm On Jan 10

naijamanyoutube:
I arrived Rome on Wednesday from Helsinki, Finland.

The first day, I met up with an old friend from Uruguay, that I've not seen for over 20 years. He's been living in Italy for almost
20 years after him japa from Uruguay, for greener pasture.

On Thursday, I was craving some Naija food, so I searched on google and I found this spot called Afrik Cavour Kitchen.

Below are some photos. The food was delicious. The total came up to 25 euros because I asked for an extra pounded yam, but then I gave them 5 euros tip, because they were nice people. I would give more, but I'm a poor man.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqqNdltFiNI

I did the conversion to Naira. You spent roughly N30k. Wow.

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Re: See The Pounded Yam And Egusi Soup I Ate In Rome by R0LL0N(m): 5:23pm On Jan 10

10mobile:
Naijamanyoutube, I envy you. It's good to see you eating a Nigerian food the Nigerian way. Some folks would've opted for cutlery. But, I can't understand this: Did you eat this in Rome or Las Vegas? Why is the place so empty? I hope they earn enough to remain in business.

And, don't call yourself a poor man again because, you know, words are powerful. Keep catching cruise and sharing. Nl.fpmod, let's celebrate a guy celebrating our meals across the world.

lol na me be that cutlery nigga, cos hand wey I use pack sheet no fit enter poundo and egusi, though u enjoyed the food wella with your hand.

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