Man Promotes Taxi Rank Food, TikTok Video of Sheep's Head Review Goes Viral

• One foodie posted a TikTok video enjoying a traditional delicacy he bought at a taxi rank in Richards Bay
• The man in KwaZulu Natal wanted more people to try and taste the food that he bought from local vendors, so he made a video
• The man who tried the food was of European descent, and he was speaking fluent Zulu while tasting the food

A man in a TikTok video could not wait to eat. The guy wanted to taste the street food and gave a full review, speaking isiZulu.

Many people were fascinated by the white man speaking isiZulu. There were hundreds of comments from people who were amused.

Man in TikTok video enjoys taxi rank food

A guy @bangibiza_umagwaza, in a TikTok video, showed people his meal. He got food from a taxi rank and did not regret his purchase.

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The video was a hit because he spoke isiZulu while eating sheep's head, aka inhloko. Watch the video below:

South Africans amused by food review

Many people thought that the man made a great video. Online users were convinced to try out his recommended food.

Read what people had to say below:

with all due respect said:

"Richards bay nhloko, I challenge any town in KZN except jozini when it comes kwi nhloko."

chura commented:

"Are you sure ukuthi you are white ndoda? Ain't no way."

WessyJ08 wrote:

"It was definitely the "AWEH MA" for me. Love this.

mlungisigzondi added:

"I taught my white colleague inhloko he can't go a week without it anymore."

Chanté remarked:

"Once I saw the complimentary toothpicks I knew it slapped."

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Some Americans got their first taste of South African staples. South Africans were curious to see what.

In the video, they tried different popular snacks. The Americans state their thoughts on Simba chips and more.

Irish woman rates Mzansi's favourite snacks

Briefly News previously reported that Mzansi kos is loved for its diversity, but can it pass the taste test of an Irish girlfriend? This answer sparked some debate on social media, as a woman's Irish partner rated South Africa's iconic snacks.

From Nik Naks and Flings to Fizzers, South Africans don't play when it comes to our chow. So you can only imagine the stir user @brisanchtow's girlfriend caused when she didn't give Mzansi's childhood favourites the ratings people thought they deserved.

Source: Briefly News