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Homemade Red Wine | Chinese Wife, Indian Life
自制红酒 | 中国妻子的印度生活 | 这个那个
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In this video, I make Red Wine with black grapes at home in India.
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The Ingredients:
• Cotton Cloth - 24x24 inches (2 pieces)
• Sugar - 200 g
• Salt
• Black grapes (seedless) - 1250 g (net weight i.e. without the stem/stalk)
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Additional Information:
• All kitchenware (jars, bowls, spoons, chopsticks, spatulas, etc.) that may be used during the process of making grape wine must be absolutely clean, dry and preferably sterilized beforehand. They should be completely rid of any oil residue.
• It is recommended to use disposable plastic gloves that are clean and dry, instead of bare hands, when crushing the grapes and straining the wine.
• The pedicel cap/crown of each grap...
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Видео

Deep-Fried Dough Sticks [aka Youtiao, or Chinese Doughnut] | Chinese Wife, Indian Life
Просмотров 852 года назад
油条 | 中国妻子的印度生活 | 这个那个 - In this video, I make Chinese Fried Dough Sticks [aka Chinese Doughnut, Chinese Breadsticks or Yóutiáo] at home in India. The fried dough sticks, which are crispy on the outside and soft and hollow on the inside, are a traditional Chinese breakfast eaten with a bowl of soy milk or bean curd. But no one's stopping you from eating them with a dip, soup or pickle of your ch...
Wheatgrass Maltose [with Basmati Rice] | Chinese Wife, Indian Life
Просмотров 1062 года назад
麦芽 [印度香米版] | 中国妻子的印度生活 | 这个那个 - In this video, I make maltose with Basmati rice and homegrown wheatgrass. In China, the wheatgrass maltose is made with sticky/sweet/glutinous rice, and is a traditional Chinese snack/dessert. Its USP is its beautiful amber colour, smooth stickiness and sweet taste. It is used as an ingredient to make other delicacies, as well as eaten as is, both. Although malto...
Ginger Milk Curd | Chinese Wife, Indian Life
Просмотров 3062 года назад
姜撞奶 | 中国妻子的印度生活 | 这个那个 - In this video, I make Ginger Milk Curd at home in India. Ginger Milk Curd a.k.a Ginger Milk Pudding is a 'hot' dessert that belongs to Cantonese cuisine and originates in the Guangdong province of southern China. It is a "hot" dessert because it is usually eaten hot or warm, especially during the cold Chinese winters. However, nobody's stopping you from refrigerating it...
Sichuan Peppercorn Oil | Chinese Wife, Indian Life
Просмотров 8362 года назад
花椒油 | 中国妻子的印度生活 | 这个那个 - In this video, I make Sichuan Peppercorn Oil at home in India. This aromatic, flavour-infused oil is used sparingly in a wide range of Chinese dishes such as stews, stir-fries, soups, noodles, sautées, hot-pot, sauces and dips, salad dressings etc. When I say use sparingly, I mean it. Add anywhere from a few drops to a couple of table spoons at most to give any dish tha...
Homemade Sweet Rice Wine [with Basmati Rice] | Chinese Wife, Indian Life
Просмотров 7 тыс.2 года назад
自制甜米酒 [印度香米版] | 中国妻子的印度生活 | 这个那个 - In this video, I make Sweet Rice Wine with full-grain Basmati Rice at home in India. Tián Mǐjiǔ or simply Mǐjiǔ, as rice wine is called in Mandarin Chinese, can be consumed warm, at room temperature or cool, as per ones personal preference. It can be consumed as a beverage or used in cooking. Note: You may use any kind of rice to make rice wine. However, be aw...
Mung Bean (Moong Dal) Cake | Chinese Wife, Indian Life
Просмотров 2193 года назад
绿豆糕 | 中国妻子的印度生活 | 这个那个 - In this video, I make the traditional Chinese dessert called the Mung Bean Cake at home in India. Mung bean is nothing but Moong Dal. The Chinese people love it because it is addictingly delicious, has a cooling effect on the body, is considered to have various health benefits, and as a bonus, is quite filling, too. Although mung bean cake is generally categorized under...
Fruit Tea | Chinese Wife, Indian Life
Просмотров 4883 года назад
水果茶 | 中国妻子的印度生活 | 这个那个 - In this video, I make Fruit Tea at home in India. Fruit tea can be made with either green or red tea. While you could make the fruit tea with loose tea leaves or tea dust, it is a lot quicker and obviously more convenient to make it with tea bags. Green tea, as you know, is the go-to beverage in China. A lot of Chinese people would much rather drink their favourite tea ...
Homemade Chinese Noodles [Maida, Eggless] | Chinese Wife, Indian Life
Просмотров 3223 года назад
手擀面 [无蛋] | 中国妻子的印度生活 | 这个那个 - In this video, I make Eggless Noodles at home in India with maida (refined wheat flour). Unlike the 'Hand-pulled' noodles, which requires a bit of skill to pull off, these handmade, or "handrolled" noodles as they are called in China, are quite easy to make. If you can roll dough flat to make chapatis or puris, then you can make these noodles. Roll it larger, roll ...
Is Mango Really the King of Fruits? | [ENGLISH SUBTITLES] | Chinese Wife, Indian Life
Просмотров 4343 года назад
Turn Captions ON for English Subtitles. - 芒果真的是水果之王吗? | 中国妻子的印度生活 | 这个那个 - In this video, I talk about my love of Indian mangoes, especially the 'Banganapalle' variety. I can't wait for the summer of 2022! - Welcome to Zhege Nage. Be kind. Rewind. Rewatch. Like. Comment. Share. Subscribe. - ♪ Six Seasons [Unicorn Heads]
Pickled Green Chilli Rings | Chinese Wife, Indian Life
Просмотров 1383 года назад
腌辣椒圈 | 中国妻子的印度生活 | 这个那个 - In this video, I make pickled chilli rings at home in India. Pickled chilli rings is a salty and (mildly) hot condiment that is made the Cantonese way. You can eat it together with soup, porridge, noodles, rice and any other dish for that matter. Generally speaking, the pickled chilli rings is eaten with mild/bland tasting main dishes beause it enhances the taste. It c...
Hot Chilli Oil | Chinese Wife, Indian Life
Просмотров 3883 года назад
我在印度自制辣椒油 | 中国妻子的印度生活 | 这个那个 - In this video, I make the Chinese chilli oil at home in India. The hot chilli oil is a condiment and predominantly used as a dip or seasoning sauce. You could eat dumplings, noodles, tofu, rice, meat - basically a wide variety of Chinese dishes with it if you are so inclined. It is also commonly used to cook dishes with, especially in the local cuisines of Sichuan...
Homemade Lactone Tofu | Chinese Wife, Indian Life
Просмотров 30 тыс.3 года назад
我在印度自制嫩豆腐 | 中国妻子的印度生活 | 这个那个 - In this video, I show you how to make soft tofu at home with the coagulant 'Glucono-Delta-Lactone' [GDL]. Making tofu with lemon juice, vinegar, nigari, or gypsum require you to stir constantly as you add them to the soy milk for the soymilk to curdle evenly. You need not do that with GDL. Add the GDL into a heat-resistant bowl either predissolved in warm water or...
Chinese Vegetable Dumplings (Veg Momos) - Steamed, Boiled, Pan-Fried | Chinese Wife, Indian Life
Просмотров 2683 года назад
我在印度包素馅饺子 | 中国妻子的印度生活 | 这个那个 - In this video, I cook Chinese vegetable dumplings in three different ways: steam, boil and pan-fry. Dumplings are so quintessentially Chinese that you can't imagine Chinese cuisine without them. Call them Jiǎozi (饺子), potstickers or momos (as they do here in India), it doesn't matter. What really matters is that these bite-sized pouches made of dough stuffed with ...
Homemade Five Spice Powder [Without Sichuan Peppercorns] | Chinese Wife, Indian Life
Просмотров 6 тыс.3 года назад
我在印度自制五香粉 | 中国妻子的印度生活 | 这个那个 - In this video, I make the Chinese five spice mix (minus the Sichuan peppercorns) at home in India. Sichuan peppercorns are not commonly available at Indian stores. So, I substituted them with black peppercorns, instead. Trust me, the powder smells and tastes just like the real thing (well, almost). If I ever get my hands on Sichuan peppercorns in India, I will def...
Chinese Food: Do Indians Really Not Like It? | [ENGLISH SUBTITLES] | Chinese Wife, Indian Life
Просмотров 1523 года назад
Chinese Food: Do Indians Really Not Like It? | [ENGLISH SUBTITLES] | Chinese Wife, Indian Life
Indian Traditions: My Experience in a Nutshell | [ENGLISH SUBTITLES] | Chinese Wife, Indian Life
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Indian Traditions: My Experience in a Nutshell | [ENGLISH SUBTITLES] | Chinese Wife, Indian Life
Eating Indian Food With My Hand | [ENGLISH SUBTITLES] | Chinese Wife, Indian Life
Просмотров 1393 года назад
Eating Indian Food With My Hand | [ENGLISH SUBTITLES] | Chinese Wife, Indian Life
I Make Plain Curd (Yogurt) the Indian Way | [ENGLISH SUBTITLES] | Chinese Wife, Indian Life
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I Make Plain Curd (Yogurt) the Indian Way | [ENGLISH SUBTITLES] | Chinese Wife, Indian Life
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Комментарии

  • @mohaksrivastava8541
    @mohaksrivastava8541 24 дня назад

    I found out about your channel because of your tofu video. Around the same time, I stumbled upon your rice wine video as well. Well now, 2 months later I am here yet again to thank you. I made some delicious rice wine at home because of you. I have made a successful 4L batch of rice wine :D I am not aware of the technical terms but I reckon I ended up with around 2L of clear huangjiu and 2L of cloudy choujiu. I am now thinking of ordering a still and start making some rice Baiju at home! Thanks again. I know you don’t post often but I would like you to know that I appreciate every single video you posted, which teaches me something unique.

    • @zn888
      @zn888 11 дней назад

      Thank you. I am glad to know that my videos were of some value to you. Good luck with the Baijiu.

  • @chaitalidoshi4284
    @chaitalidoshi4284 2 месяца назад

    No ginger or garlic ?

    • @zn888
      @zn888 2 месяца назад

      No, neither is added to the chilli oil directly.

  • @mohaksrivastava8541
    @mohaksrivastava8541 3 месяца назад

    Excellent! I just made the best batch of silken tofu with your recipe. I think the fact that you used Indian soybeans and Indian available GDL (which might be same frankly) that I replicated this perfect texture. All the times the ratio was slightly off but this wasn’t the case this time. This gives the same texture as the expensive morinaga silken tofu. I made this in ₹35, compared to the ₹350! Thank you sooo much:D

    • @zn888
      @zn888 2 месяца назад

      Thank you. I am glad that my recipe was helpful.

  • @polar3553
    @polar3553 6 месяцев назад

    怎么看你都不像中国人

  • @akiyimchunger261
    @akiyimchunger261 8 месяцев назад

    How long does it last?

    • @zn888
      @zn888 7 месяцев назад

      As long as it is well refrigerated, decanted sweet rice wine can last upto a month, and for a week if not decanted (i.e. with the lees).

  • @NiaEsto
    @NiaEsto 11 месяцев назад

    Is it alcohol rich?

    • @zn888
      @zn888 11 месяцев назад

      Not for the amount of time that I let the rice ferment in the video. It can be, if you leave the rice to ferment much longer.

    • @NiaEsto
      @NiaEsto 11 месяцев назад

      @@zn888 thank you

  • @yagyachaudhary4712
    @yagyachaudhary4712 Год назад

    Plese number

  • @yagyachaudhary4712
    @yagyachaudhary4712 Год назад

    Where by in nepal

  • @yagyachaudhary4712
    @yagyachaudhary4712 Год назад

    where is by glucono delta lactone

    • @zn888
      @zn888 Год назад

      I bought it on Amazon India. I don't know about Nepal.

  • @fajri_ah8488
    @fajri_ah8488 Год назад

    Can we add salt on soymilk before we pour it into gdl?

    • @zn888
      @zn888 Год назад

      I wouldn't recommend that. If you would like a somewhat flavourful raw tofu, cut it into medium-sized cubes and marinate them in soy sauce for an hour.

  • @bonnadowns524
    @bonnadowns524 Год назад

    So well said👌🤩👍💕

  • @bonnadowns524
    @bonnadowns524 Год назад

    So awesome recipe👌🙏👍🤩 With the hight prices of spices now I’m thankful that you share with us💕

  • @bonnadowns524
    @bonnadowns524 Год назад

    Look so delicious 🙏😋🙏 My favorite snacks

    • @zn888
      @zn888 Год назад

      Thank you. 😊

  • @bonnadowns524
    @bonnadowns524 Год назад

    I must try this recipe for sure🙏 Love all your videos 👌🤩

  • @nazlaboni2397
    @nazlaboni2397 Год назад

    Can I seperate the white part from the clear part of the wine shown in the thumbnail

    • @zn888
      @zn888 Год назад

      Yes, you can, by decanting the wine. Just make sure that the sediment has fully settled at the bottom of the container before you do it.

  • @lilyleung2237
    @lilyleung2237 Год назад

    What is the amount of cooked Soymilk in grams or cups or ml etc. And how many tablespoon of gdl. Don't understand 50:1 ratio. I need to know how much soy milk cooked to gdl. Thank you.

    • @zn888
      @zn888 Год назад

      You may add 3 grams of GDL to 1000 ml of boiled homemade soymilk at 80°C.

  • @baaat0519
    @baaat0519 Год назад

    i'd love to try this and give it to my mother on her birthday thanks for the recipe

  • @praveenmainam93509
    @praveenmainam93509 Год назад

    Well explained

  • @Narmoriel42
    @Narmoriel42 2 года назад

    It must be so fragrant with basmati!

  • @pierreliotard3978
    @pierreliotard3978 2 года назад

    Hello, Texture of the curd looks amazing ! Do you know if curdling occured with lower temperature like 30-40°C ? In goal to curdling a fermented soy-milk for cheesemaking, without kill the bacterias.

    • @zn888
      @zn888 2 года назад

      Thank you. I have never attempted curdling soymilk between 30°C and 40°C, so I am not sure of the result.

  • @vishalkatariya4996
    @vishalkatariya4996 2 года назад

    Lovely.

    • @zn888
      @zn888 2 года назад

      Thanks.

  • @dolphing5540
    @dolphing5540 2 года назад

    我在GOA😃!你拍的视频真好👍连续看了好几个,来GOA玩联系我哈🥰

    • @dolphing5540
      @dolphing5540 2 года назад

      以为没发出去,就又写了一个😂

    • @zn888
      @zn888 2 года назад

      没问题。😊

  • @dolphing5540
    @dolphing5540 2 года назад

    我在GOA!你做的视频真好,非常喜欢!连续看了好几个👍来GOA玩吧!联系我哈😄

    • @zn888
      @zn888 2 года назад

      非常感谢。 很高兴你喜欢我的视频。 你在GOA旅游,还是在那里学习或者工作?

    • @dolphing5540
      @dolphing5540 2 года назад

      @@zn888 😄和你一样,中国妻子印度生活

    • @zn888
      @zn888 2 года назад

      这么巧啊!😄

    • @dolphing5540
      @dolphing5540 2 года назад

      收到👍😄

  • @jvazulluna2720
    @jvazulluna2720 2 года назад

    Delicioso! Gracias por compartir

    • @zn888
      @zn888 2 года назад

      Thank you.

  • @jvazulluna2720
    @jvazulluna2720 2 года назад

    very good video! At what temperature have you let it ferment? Do you think it will work in a winter with temperatures from 5 to 13 degrees?

    • @zn888
      @zn888 2 года назад

      Thank you. Anywhere between 28°C and 33°C is the ideal temperature for fermentation to occur effectively. In the winter months, you may, for example, wrap the jar in a temp-adjustable electric blanket, or in a normal blanket and place it next to the room heater.

  • @irenevillarroel8531
    @irenevillarroel8531 2 года назад

    Gracias por el video...puedo sustituir por limon si no consigo lactona? Gracias

    • @zn888
      @zn888 2 года назад

      Thank you. Yes, you may. However, be aware that the resultant tofu may not have the smooth, jelly-like texture like lactone tofu. Also, the tofu may sometimes carry a bit of the lemon juice's sourness.

    • @irenevillarroel8531
      @irenevillarroel8531 2 года назад

      Muchas gracias 🙏

  • @FN-sq7ws
    @FN-sq7ws 2 года назад

    Nice 👍

    • @zn888
      @zn888 2 года назад

      Thanks.

    • @FN-sq7ws
      @FN-sq7ws 2 года назад

      @@zn888 You're welcome😇 🇮🇳❤️🇨🇳

  • @gjaeigjiajeg
    @gjaeigjiajeg 2 года назад

    Yes!!! GDL tofu. The best way to go. Best texture in my humble opinion. Actually in the process of making it right as I'm typing this, so here I am lol

    • @zn888
      @zn888 2 года назад

      I hope the tofu turns out well. Good luck.

    • @gjaeigjiajeg
      @gjaeigjiajeg 2 года назад

      @@zn888 nop, it fucked up. I think it's the lid. Have been doing ongoing experiments and I made a wrong turn. Still formed into tofu but texture was horrible lmao

    • @zn888
      @zn888 2 года назад

      No worries. Trial and error is the only way. Better luck next time.

    • @gjaeigjiajeg
      @gjaeigjiajeg 2 года назад

      @@zn888 I wouldn't call it a trial and error... Its more of a hit and miss. I've made tofu dozens of times by now. But that last time, I honestly don't know what my mistake was. Thought it was the new lid I was using, but tried again with the exact same method and equipment again but couldn't reproduce the issue.

  • @lijaliu4480
    @lijaliu4480 2 года назад

    Hi :) What is "rice wine koji"? :)

    • @zn888
      @zn888 2 года назад

      Hey! "Koji" is a form of leaven or wine yeast (酒曲).

    • @KitResearchingHumor
      @KitResearchingHumor 2 года назад

      @@zn888 言之有物,而且拍攝很美,令我知道了神秘的印度。(我只去過新德里)。您是在果亞邦嗎?

    • @zn888
      @zn888 2 года назад

      非常感谢,希望我的视频会对大家有一些价值和帮助。我住在海得拉巴。

    • @KitResearchingHumor
      @KitResearchingHumor 2 года назад

      @@zn888 您好,感謝回信! 海得拉巴是個好地方,大家也是熱愛印尼文化,多支持您的頻道,內容充實及有用,大家多多交流! 感恩!

    • @bonnadowns524
      @bonnadowns524 Год назад

      Thanks you for your awesome rice 🙏👌😉wine recipe and I will learn how to make it for sure

  • @Ramyamyou
    @Ramyamyou 2 года назад

    What do you do with left over soy which was ground?

    • @zn888
      @zn888 2 года назад

      I combine the soy pulp (okara) with flour to make dough that I use to make chapatis. The okara can also be combined with a variety of vegetables, spices, condiments etc., to make patties, soups, stews, stir-frys, cookies and more.

    • @Ramyamyou
      @Ramyamyou 2 года назад

      @@zn888 thank you 😊

  • @tabuche58
    @tabuche58 2 года назад

    Una ves hecho lo meto a la nevera y se me pone amarillo. Yo lo cuajaba con sal inglesa. Ahora encargue a EEUU el glucone delta ya me llegó y voy hacer esta receta. Gracias. Por poner los ingredientes con su peso así nos facilita el trabajo.

    • @zn888
      @zn888 2 года назад

      I am glad that the video was helpful. You will find additional information in the description box under the video. Good luck.

  • @renqzai181
    @renqzai181 2 года назад

    What do you call Bindi in Chinese? And could you please make a video about Chinese Bindis? I find them very attractive and pretty <3 :D

    • @zn888
      @zn888 2 года назад

      The literal translation of Bindi or Bottu into Chinese is "点 (dian)" - meaning "dot" or "point". However, if you are referring to the decorative, floral designs that Chinese women used to wear on their forehead in ancient times, then those are called "花鈿 (huadian)". I am not an expert on this subject, but it could be an interesting idea to consider for one of my future videos. Thanks for the suggestion.

    • @renqzai181
      @renqzai181 2 года назад

      @@zn888 Omg! Yes! I meant Huadian~ I love the designs and asthetic of Huadian and I'd be very very kind of you to make a video on that ^^ Thank you and good luck~

    • @zn888
      @zn888 2 года назад

      Thanks, you too.

  • @abeywarc
    @abeywarc 2 года назад

    What’s the yield of silken tofu in the end product for 60 minutes drained? Wonderful video, quite interesting and informative 👍🏼

    • @zn888
      @zn888 2 года назад

      Thank you. It depends upon the water content within the tofu, the amount of weight placed on top of it to drain it, the amount of time that it is drained for and the coagulant used to make it. I, personally, have never weighed my tofu at the end. But I suspect the soft tofu in my video would have weighed approximately 750 g (with 2 kg weight, drained for around 40 minutes). If I had drained it for 60 minutes, then maybe 650 g. The general rule of thumb is: 2-4 units of tofu for 1 unit of dry soybean.

  • @cynthiya31
    @cynthiya31 3 года назад

    Where did u get the mould from? Can u share the link

    • @zn888
      @zn888 3 года назад

      I purchased the mould that you see in the video in China. You may lookup 'Mooncake press' on Amazon India.

  • @lillianlillian9826
    @lillianlillian9826 3 года назад

    请问用量有说明书吗?

    • @zn888
      @zn888 3 года назад

      如果是GDL的用量,黄豆和GDL的比例是50:1,祝你成功。

  • @thecommon1446
    @thecommon1446 3 года назад

    Very nice 👍

  • @grizzlybear5701
    @grizzlybear5701 3 года назад

    用醋能做能豆腐吗?

    • @zn888
      @zn888 3 года назад

      可以用醋或柠檬汁来点豆腐,做法不同。豆腐成品可能不是像我视频里的那样,豆腐还可能会有点醋或者是柠檬的酸味。

  • @Goyal-js9bg
    @Goyal-js9bg 3 года назад

    ❤️

  • @sampathhappawana7581
    @sampathhappawana7581 3 года назад

    In what temperature you have to add the lactone?

    • @zn888
      @zn888 3 года назад

      85°C

  • @sampathhappawana7581
    @sampathhappawana7581 3 года назад

    How long you have to boil the milk?

    • @zn888
      @zn888 3 года назад

      Boil the soy milk on medium flame until it begins to rise (just like you would dairy milk), then lower the flame and let it simmer for 5 minutes before turning the flame off. You will find additional instructions in the video description above.

  • @sampathhappawana7581
    @sampathhappawana7581 3 года назад

    Can you help us to do this, where can we buy lactone?

    • @zn888
      @zn888 3 года назад

      You can buy Glucono Delta Lactone (GDL) on Amazon India.

  • @asetmitic5967
    @asetmitic5967 3 года назад

    Do you consider yourself as a member of the Hindu faith or do you still identify with your birth religion/atheist?

    • @zn888
      @zn888 3 года назад

      I don't identify myself with any religion. But that doesn't stop me from celebrating Hindu festivals with my family, partaking in Hindu religious/cultural events and even incorporating aspects of the tradition that I enjoy into my everyday life.

  • @swativ8198
    @swativ8198 3 года назад

    Thank you for your recipes and for using ingredients easily found in 🇮🇳. Please share which is the best/most authentic brand of soy sauce you have found in India.

    • @zn888
      @zn888 3 года назад

      I am happy that you have found my recipes useful. I mostly use Ching's Dark Soy Sauce at home in India. It tastes fine, is commonly available at supermarkets and local grocery shops, and not as costly as the imported ones. If you are looking for a more authentic taste, you may try the Lee Kum Kee brand (imported, available online in India). I have used their soy sauce in China, but have not tried it in India, yet.

  • @swativ8198
    @swativ8198 3 года назад

    As an Indian vegetarian the only thing that keeps me from travelling to China is concern about finding veg food. How should I communicate that I am looking for food made without meat, seafood, fish sauce and so on?

    • @zn888
      @zn888 3 года назад

      Yes, I understand. I am married into a vegetarian family myself, so I know the struggle. The best advice I can give is this: Do not ask for vegetarian/vegan food. Always ask for a vegetarian/vegan restaurant: "Qǐngwèn, nǐ zhīdào zěnme qù sùshí guǎn ma?" ("Excuse me, do you know how to get to the vegetarian restaurant?") You can rest assured the food there is 100% vegetarian/vegan.

  • @swativ8198
    @swativ8198 3 года назад

    Very interesting.

    • @zn888
      @zn888 3 года назад

      Thank you.

  • @manasvigaurdeoria
    @manasvigaurdeoria 3 года назад

    You married an Indian ?

    • @zn888
      @zn888 3 года назад

      Yes.