Best Māori Food!! KING OF HANGI in Aotearoa (New Zealand)!

the REAL food of New Zealand Aotearoa. Stoked you visited our people, Mark!

Hangi Master you did Aotearoa NZ proud! Im so glad Mark decided to visit you, not only did your hangi look freaking amazing but you were a top tier host, even including Micah. U made me feel so proud to come from here!

Rewi is a legend. I loved spending time with him—he’s a super genuine guy and was so willing to share his incredible wealth of knowledge.

The maori guy is fantastic - so calm, so kind and friendly.

Im south african born but raised in New Zealand now living in Australia, I cant tell you how much i miss this beautiful country. The Maori people are so welcoming and full of love towards everyone, the food especially the hungi is one of my favourite foods on the planet and i miss having it every weekend. So glad you got to experience this wonderful culture Mark.

Micah has to be the most seasoned world traveler, EVER. By the time this kid becomes a teenager, he'll be a master Chen and food expert! Micah will remember and cherish all these experiences his parents spent with him. I think it's cool that Mr. Wiens takes his family with him on almost every trip he takes. Family is everything!

As a caucasian nz'r I can say honestly with no bias that a good Hangi is amongst the best food you can taste... every flavour intertwines with everything else because the vapour cannot escape. ......and the smokieness is just right. It's a flavour you can not describe.....only experience. it's next level.

"Only an hour and a half." "This is a small basket." 😳 I love to hear that haha! I loved seeing Micah so happy to help carry the plants/herbs and then excited to help with the shoveling. You can tell Rewi loved having Micah helping out as well. It was so cool to see him chatting with Micah in the background and laughing when Micah exclaimed "Oh nooo!". Rewi would be an awesome uncle.

I thought this was one of the best episodes. In fact, I'd like to know more about Maori's culture.

As a Maori myself this made me teary and made my heart melt. It is so heartwarming to see how different cultures can merge and connect simply through the sharing of beautiful food. What a privilege for both Mark and our Hangi master. Love this ❤