Italian Chef shows us REAL Italian food! 

Best king of guest/ friend

they have a great chemistry and are so fun to watch.

Wait is he the one who sold him sandwiches??

@@uwwoozi yes!

@@uwwoozi yeah 😭

It's such an awesome relationship; Mr. Z clearly loves their goofiness, and they always love learning from him! He's one of the best recurring guests on this channel, for sure!

hahaha omg I can't believe how much time has passed from that video! It almost feels like it was last month

Really shows just how magnetic Ollie's personality is. Because that's gotta be one of the most random start to a friendship lol.

Wait what?? He's the one that makes that expensive sandwich? Didn't know that

Oh yeah. The one Olie called "Bond Villain". 😆

WHAT, Ollie and Josh look 25

ok

Good for them in 10 years time=)

I thought they were in there mid 20's except Mr Z.

Ollie seems far younger than 35. He seems like he's barely 19. Josh seems like he's 22.

But they normally introduce the food one at a time giving the Korean name and explaining what it is before the guest has it

@@oxoelfoxo They did that in this video too. I am speaking strictly on how the food was ordered.

Yes so true hahaha

I agree, tho I don't think there was an ounce of malice in his actions. I do think he was having fun with it - and like Josh and Ollie, it works well as an effect and adds some suspense to the meal. I really liked this episode.

Sososo true

I hope they do it!

Imagine pro chef cook off between gabbie and mr.z 🙂 and major Charles and rev. Chris are the judges

@@n00ne9 cook off between gabbie+ollie team vs mr.Z+josh team to spice things up

he would complain about it the entire time.

I will like the idea of him visiting Korea more

I love watching jolly episodes but I’ve noticed you guys don’t have your wedding rings on just wondering why

​​@Tonya Bly probably afraid of losing it lol because they tend to go out a lot and sometimes do crazy things. My parents also don't wear their rings because they lost it few times lmao.

My parents don't wear theirs out often as well , after my mum's engagement ring got stolen.

ecco perché lo rispetto per questo

No offence to other places but in Italy is quite easy to eat like a king almost everywhere unless you don't chose on purpose to eat in the worst rated places .

@@alessandrom7181 From what I've heard, a lot of Italian cities these days are full of tourist-trap restaurants which have very mediocre, overpriced food. Because they they don't need to provide consistent good-quality food, as they know most of the tourists will only come once, spend a bunch of money, and never come back. It's a revolving door. So it's actually harder to find excellent and authentic restaurants, at least in the popular areas.

And expensive

@@whateversan4956 Honestly, I just looked up the menu online and it's not terribly expensive. Not an "every night" sort of place, but definitely a couple times a month.

@@whateversan4956 Deservedly so

its cat food

When I was in Italy we offered to buy our tour guide in Florence dinner. She took us to the best place we ate on the whole trip.☺

he's got that slight unexpected chaos it's perfect

@@lailaelhalib9799 i read your comment as he made the "elon must" joke, this is a perfect descriptions 🤣

Che tu abbia trovato la migliore cassata siciliana in un locale a Modena può voler dire due cose: 1° La cassata è stata spedita tramite aereo in giornata dalla Sicilia, ed possibile 2° Il ristorante si serve da un mastro pasticciere Siciliano (molto probabilmente palermitano o della provincia) ma deve avere gli ingredienti freschi originari, cosa molto difficile, perché per esempio la ricotta di pecora della regione è impossibile da trovare al di fuori del contesto.

Even though they're all Europeans 😆😆

this italian girl from uni got mad at me cause i didnt look her in the eyes when cheersing and she called me autistic 😶

@@sumerurose8586 damn 😶 coming from an autistic, i probably would have responded with i'd rather be autistic than stupid

ik they do it in mainland europe but i dont think they do it in the uk and we dont do it in ireland so it just not really a culture they are used to even outside of their korean experience!

like in Germany, when you say prost (cheers) and clink your drinks, you gotta make eye contact or else suffer 7 years bad luck in the bedroom (i.e. bad sex)

He really really seems like a very wonderful person

You are so right! There is something so pure about him, and he also seems very down-to-earth and humble.

indeed! I subscribed to this channel because of him z3

we need an Oliver in our life! absolutely love him. i honestly subscribe Jolly for Ollie

So so so true… he is my fav,

@jeon vlya this is an awesome idea. And perhaps an interaction with gabbie.

Truly an unexpected awesome friendship!

Maybe in South Italy or in Italian American families of South Italian ancestry at most. Italy is not the same from Alps down to Sicily, know that.

Mr Z needs his own channel

@@TheAdambrighthe has one

cuz he was drunk :D

@jeon vlya I would love to see this

That's exactly the effect good Italian food has on people... It's actually like an intense and prolonged orgasm.

I'm sure the food had no small part in it. 😊

The fact that Mr Z is 30yrs old, Josh 33, Ollie 35 but here he’s like the eldest and introducing them to Italian food 😂

"If my grandma had wheels she would've been a bike!"

@@jijihere005 I love this video so much

😂😂😂😂😂😂

Hahaha.... absolutely brilliant comment....to less space to put my laughter in !!!!

Se mia nonna avesse le ruote, sarebbe una carriola. 😎👍

😲 r u saying this food is regularly eaten and not at just fancy restaurants 😋

@@whydoucare6946 well most of them I cooked them at home several times, we def don’t eat all of this together in one sitting every day but for Sunday lunch we usually have a course meal similar to that… most of the time it’s grandmas that make all that food ☺️ and when you go to any restaurant in Italy that is pretty much what you usually get, not fancy luxurious restaurants but more home cooking style restaurants, but for lunch today for example I had roasted bread with fresh tomatoes and mozzarella just that not the whole course 😂

An Elon Must!

I have a legitimate questions, when and how do I use sundried tomatoes? I see them around and want to buy them but can never think of a use for them.

@@Ishlacorrin depends which ones you are referring to… if you are talking about the dried ones in jars with oil you can eat them like that with just some bread or you can use them as a side dish… they are perfect for appetizers you can put them on crackers with some sweet cheese or you can find other combinations online, you can make a pesto with them adding pine nuts or pistachios and garlic and some pecorino or parmigiano and extra virgin olive oil in the blender and use it as a spread or as a sauce for pasta. You can also add rucola or basil or even bell peppers if you want. If you are referring to the ones that are just dried and sold in bags you have to put them in sterilized glass jars covered with olive oil so you can store them for a longer time, and then you can use them as I said before.

I love the older brother comparison. SO TRUE!

🙏🏻🕊

i wish you the best with everything you're dealing with!

How are you?

Still fighting but not too bad under the circumstances:-) thanks for asking.

Hope you fight through and come out victorious.

I'm seeing this now. Most of the Italian restaurants in my area are Americanized (lots of cheese, heavy sauces, etc.). I need proper Italian food.

@@ShereenaD Try to befriend some proper Italians. Problem solved?

Vero

That's how we use in Italy, expecially with guests, people eating well and enjoying themseves is way more important than our own food.

That's a pretty big rule in Italy, if you're the host or the one serving your plate needs to be the last one.

Ehm...isn't that normal?

its called manners, i don't know what you're on about, its just regular etiquette

@@williampeter6593 well we obviously have cultural differences don’t we? don't get your panties in a bunch

Oh yes! Outside Mexico, most Restaurants sell us Lies! The real Mexican Food, the authentic One, is amazing! My whole Life changed when i was in Mexico! And it wasn't the fancy Restaurants, it was homecooking from Mexican Moms, or little Restaurants and food stands in the cities but also in the Villages. The only bad thing is, that i can never eat "Mexican Food" again, outside Mexico. In most Restaurants... Still searching for an authentic One here. So anyways, many greetings to my Mexican Brothers and Sisters, from Italy❤️

He said it twice too. Just to make sure Josh heard him😂😂

YES! I hope Johnny is okay, probably just busy. lol But I agree.

Same here! I’m from Puglia 😅

You are such a fun knowledgeable guest lol. Please keep coming back!

Finally found your channel

Please take Mr. Z to Korea and have the Italian style Korean food there

It's so much fun Mr. Z!

The Italy trip and matching t-shirts must happen, Mr Z!! Commenting in hopes of making it happening!

War of cultures. I believe in South Korea, it's polite to turn away when drinking. It's also a sign of respect not to make direct eye contact with a "teacher" or other person to whom you are trying to show respect. In the West, it's almost the opposite.

@@mishkastern ya they always talk about it on Korean Englishman, that’s why I mentioned it. Josh is such a Korean at heart 😂

Juno will love it there 😭

I just love how similiar have our cultures become throughtout the centuries. Like here we slavs love saluting with glasses all the time and looking into the eyes (some ppl can get mad when you dont look them into eyes tbh) multiple courses when feasting and the best of them, finnishing it all with strong homebrwe alcohol to cleanse pallete and help with digestion. And if there is something we share as Carpathian slavs and Italians it is the love for the cheeses. ..... Salut!

As a Greek person who lived in Italy for a few months, I couldn't be prouder of our Mediterranean family!

1:50 cacca latte

@@castiel9601 una faccia una razza bro 😭😭😭

​@@castiel9601also Spain😂🎉

My rule of thumb when abroad is to ignore Italian places unless they're owned and operated by Italians (first generation Italians, not people whose great-grandfather left Italy in 1912). When I go abroad I mostly want to try the local food anyway, not stuff I eat everyday at home

I hear they have good pizza and pasta. …Seriously though, watching Pasta Grammar has introduced me to a bunch of weird and obscure italian food already. Where would you even start? One trip to Italy would be very, very little. There's so much stuff to find! (And I haven't tried any of it.)

'Scquackatini' sounds like something an Italian duck would say.

Mr. Z is the Italian version of Ollie! 😂😂

A man doesn’t eat with a hat on