TRYING GHANA STREET FOOD FOR THE FIRST TIME | West African Food Market

I found Ghanaian street food in Accra beside the Accra Mall and tried out what they had to offer!

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[Afrikaislife]

I'm sorry, but there is a major difference in your presentation that cannot go unmentioned; you are glowing with happiness. Great content, and thank you.

[HenriqueNevesdaCosta]

I'm in love with Ghana!! If I move to Ghana it will be because of you!!! Hugs from Brazil!

[tinaotoo.liveinlondon]

Oh Vanessa you made me so jealous. I miss home so much.

[nzedon]

Much love from Uganda ❤❤🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬 we are watching

[redgoldgreen]

Koko tastes so good. I was in GHANA last month and I always love to eat everything on the streets of accra...BALLFLOT, KOOSE, TEA BREAD AND KOOSE BREAD are very delicious

[jaymesmensah]

I love how the Waakye was served on the leaf... that is the best way. I always buy mine on leaf... 🙌🏾🙌🏾

[hro]

I can see it and I see also the love you have for Ghana, in most everything you do, you are a real role model for the diasporian, keep up the good work.

[aishan]

I feel like you look so much happier now that you've moved to Ghana.

[Deeplyrooted]

It is imperative for Diasporans abroad to experience what everyday life is really like. We are thrilled that you have relocated to the motherland. This is one of the most authentic video blogs produced currently. Thank you for allowing your audience to live vicariously through you until we make our own pilgrimage home. God has blessed you with one of the most likable and humble personalities. You have truly mastered your lane. The authenticity of your blog allows your audience to process the juxtaposition of relocation, Blessings... 🙏🏿 🇬🇭 🙌🏿

[venbiney]

When you ate the bofrot and said it was warm, i shed a tear 😭😆. I can’t wait to be back home. I’m currently stuck in Morocco covid on travel ban and now have to go back to the US in order to make it to Ghana. Such a hassle but for a WARM bofrot with my tea in the morning? I can’t be stopped from coming Lol

[binopablo]

OMG Vanessa I felt like I was standing next to you laughing when you said it was icy. I started laughing and you started laughing. But love your content. You have me reconsidering my whole life if I should move back.

[joseevangelista]

Nice video! Congrats from Brazil, you are doing a great job showing Gana to the world. I hope one day to have the opportunity to know "mother" Africa.

[lennieadi]

Bofrot looks delicious, and that Jollof, plantain and chicken. I’m salivating lol. Can’t to see Ghana to try the Bofrot. Keep the great content coming girl. 🇬🇧🇯🇲

[werun.]

It is in the street that the real essence of culture is embedded. Thank you for bringing us street eats.

[ebenezerankoh]

quality video as usual, I'm sure u spend a lot on camera gear, I think u can film a documentary with this professionalism.

[phelixphelix]

@11:42 “is that cheese” got me rolling on the floor. Vanessa it’s called gari.

[Wolflikemeee]

Peace and blessing to you and your family another great video we are planning to move to Ghana in the coming years we really appreciate all that you do your vids helped me convince my wife this is the best move for us and now she is excited and ready.. thanks again One love keep them coming.

[SuperFoodParents]

Listing the prices really helped and definitely the food descriptions so we know what to expect as for flavor👍🏼I knew the street food was affordable but wow this is great💱

[richardasante]

The hausa koko seller was intelligent with her explanation. Wow

[julietuzor]

Give me all the Ghana content!! 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽