well there are millions of food in india and its 28 state!😅 please try only once or twice in weekly as you are eating masala its heavy for your stomach so do not eat regularly we really care for you 😊 I really enjoyed eat So remember to eat some light weighted food next day 😊 😉✌️ love from India 🇮🇳🥰😉
One small tip to avoid the stereotypes about India, look for different parts of India like North, Northeast, South, West and East...or with particular state names, so that u can find more about authentic food, movies, songs, tourism etc
That's not a small tip it's the only tip that Koreans need to follow. They have too many stereotypes when it comes to India or say it's their lack of knowledge.
this is the first time i have seen a korean chef state the correct facts about eating food with hand and about indian food and culture in general. thank you for spreading the right knowledge :) Really amazing 👏
India is so big and have so much diversity in food, you won't be able to finish them all in one lifetime. I mean i am Indian, ik its impossible for me too
Some people say that vegetarians don't have much options. If we explore other state cuisines then there is no shortage of options. For example vegetarians must consider marwadi, Gujarati, Punjabi and south Indian cuisines.
@@Dave_enadd odishian food and north assam food to the list they also have great vegetarian options u will be surprised, I want to try them once as well. As an Indian I agree that even I cannot say I have tried all major dishes of all states and union territories it's so diverse.
For your kind information.Cuury is a British word not an Indian.When British came to India they called any thing having sauce in it as Curry.We Indians never even say our dishes as curry.Each dish has its own name. Curry leaves are used in some dishes. 'kadhi' is also one of the authentic North Indian dishes😊
Wow. I am shocked as an Indian that you don't know the origin of the word curry. Please search for it if you don't know before telling others. The word curry originated from the tamil word "kari" . British people came to India and took the recipe along with the word.
@@Shruti2415there are local names in india for other countries. No need to be pedantic. This chef and host are very respectful to india which is unusual in a racist society like Korea. We should appreciate them and not nitpick…
♥️South Koreans are born story tellers look at the way the flavour is explained,humid sensation,burning boat filled with pepper, Tandoori chicken to mumbai traffic, Impressed🙏🏻
"Biryani" A layered rice dish made with fragrant basmati rice, indian spices, and meat or vegetables. Please try biryani next time iam sure you will love it❤
I loved watching you enjoy Indian food. Chef Cha-Min-Wook seems very knowledgeable and shares his knowledge in in an interesting way. His explanations were wuite convincing. I hope you get to enjoy other cultures' food as well and also experience more authentic Indian cuisine! It would be so much fun!❤️
If you want to enjoy authentic Indian dishes...come to India ❤❤.. Indian dishes outside India are all tailor-made according to the taste of locals..loved the part where the Chef was explaining how eating with hands is good.
A good chef must taste and test every possible different kinds of cuisine and style in the world..... a very necessary aspect of ones own growth along with the growth of taste
Naan really isn't a staple food that people eat every day, it's something that we have occasionally by going out to a restaurant. Chapati and Roti are instead some of the staple food items that are consumed.
The Kim family,,,oldest queen who had sur name kim... was from India .. Tamilnadu (mostly)....so there are many words which has similar meanings..... its in history of Korea
In India there are lot of languages one of them was Tamil. It is mainly used in Tamil Nadu a state in southern India. Naan in Tamil language means 'Me' as the Korean language. There are lot of similar words between Korean language and Tamil language like Korean - Tamil Eomma - Amma Appa - Appa Eonni - Anni Vaa - Vaa And etc. And India itself has a lot of cuisines you only tried Lil bit of them I hope you try more in the future 😊😊😊
India is a huge & a very diverse country. The food you had is basically Punjabi food as Punjabis are very adventurous & entrepreneurial & settled in various parts of the world. There are 28 state in India & each state will have its own cuisine. Some bugger states have 4-5 cuisines as well. So hopefully you will get to explore the other cuisines of India in future
Yoghurt is prepared from cow/buffalo milk. Indians daily consume curd or buttermilk during lunch at the end of meal. Next time try Masala dosa with coconut chutney and sambhar.
Indian food is not limited to Naan and Tandoori only their are unlimited varieties of foods across the country each state's have their own special foods.
The chef is really knowledgeable about Indian food culture habits. I really hope you can eat different cuisines from the different states of our country. You will love it. To have real authentic Indian food, India is the only best place where you'll be treated with great original flavours. However I really enjoyed watching this content.
I wanna see not only koreans but all foreigners to try atleast one dishes from all states of India. I have one question how is it possible to taste always good cause even we Indians order from different restaurant it changes it taste which we ourselves don't like sometimes😅. It depends on from which restaurant u order. U can really enjoy if you try in India.
We make yougurt ,curd with buffalo milk usually. Chef has good text and conceptual knowledge.❤ Hope you get to try authentic food here in India. As you know,our country is vast,it lies in tropical and temperate zones and our climatic differences and soil differences across the country gave rise to diversity in our food. We have many other cusines .If possible,do visit our country travel around and have great taste of all cusines.❤ Do visit India
hi guys you need to try south indian vegetarian food like MASALA DOSA,VADA,PONGAL,IDLI WITH SAMBAR,BISI BELLA BATH,UTTAPAM soo yummy..In india every state has many regions in it each region has its own flavours if you want to enjoy delicious indian food then you need to visit every region in india .. India has the best cuisine in vegetarian food you also can try MALAI KOFTA,MUTTER PANEER MASALA,PANNER BUTTER MASALA,ALU GOBI CURRY,RAJMA CURRY,CHOLE BATURE,DAL TADKA,PALAK PANNER sooo yummmy,,
Most indian food india is rarely authentic.. they tend to be sanitised and modified for the local population. Also you get a very tiny percent of indian dishes to try.. suggestion is to find an indian in korea who has actually sampled food to find you authentic indian food places
always nice to see India getting a good rep otherwise the internet and racists people have just generalized it as every Indian eats that dirty, unhygienic street food which they show on internet, Yes people eat that food but not every single person living in India do, sadly a lot of damage has already done to the image of India because of it and so many other bad thing's shown on internet, Thats the one thing I wish people didn't do of generalizing and stereotyping a whole country's population and every single person living in it based on things they see on internet.
Without beef . We are eat chiken, goat meat, sheep meat, pork meat. We eat long grain , short grain rice . We indians love to eat. Yougurt basically made from cow milk mostly, then buffalo milk.
Whatever food that you have ordered in this video mostly comes under North indian side specialty food items... These food items are also available in other states of India.. however, every state, have there special food items from South india, West or East india.... North/ South food items are commonly available everywhere..
Hey thanks for trying one of the indian food.. But let me tell you India is very diverse.. Northeast, North, South, West. Every state has their own food habit. I request you to google or search Northeast Indians almost similar to korean food. Not so much masalas, boiled foods, lots of veggies, varieties of sticky rice. Even our languages and dressing sense are diverse. India is a mini world 😅. Anyways lots of ❤
Why does Indian food always have to be food from the North or the stereotypical foods that the British created? I appreciate that you mentioned India has a lot of different cuisines, but this is not helping the image Koreans have of Indian food in any way! No wonder people look at me and ask “so you have naan everyday?” 🤣
I can explain that. Being from Northeast, when I tried North Indian food and South Indian food, I prefer North Indian food and Masala Dosa from South India in terms of flavours
there's a lots of Pakistani restaurant in Korea you can try so many food in these restaurants(Hoor restaurant 20 Usadan-ro 10-gil, Yongsan District, Seoul)(Pak India Restaurant 2nd Floor, 7-5 Itaewon-ro 20ga-gil, Yongsan District, Seoul)(Saffron Restaurant Seoul 78, Namdaemun-ro, Jung-gu Lotte City Hotel, Seoul 04534)(Hi asia Pakistani & Indian halal restaurant 펀자브 31 Gunam-ro, Haeundae-gu, Busan)🇰🇷🇵🇰❤️
after this you gonna addicted to it 😂 but for your safety I will recommend not to eat naan or any spicy curry"REGULARY" 🍛 (or will get food poisoning)we indian never eat this regularly just for some special occasion🎉 you can try light indian food 😊 stay safe and healthy ❤️🥰 lots of love from India 🇮🇳 .................ohh god this is first time I have talked to much 😂
Next you have to try south indian food then. Its more spicy and rice and coconut based aswell. Very different from north indian food which you had now. So next time try south indian food ( kerala food if you can because kerala food have more meat based dishes including beef)
Curry word come from " tarri" or "taran" which is liquid form gravy or spicy oil spell in Maharashtra ... english or other unable to spell so it becomes curry...
Famous Korean Chef Tries Indian food for First time. The title itself is so contradicting. How did he become a famous chef without exposure to different cooking cultures of the world.
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@@Yadav-ji-vlogs-y4c yeah~we are waiting for you🫶we heartily welcome you to our india🙏🇮🇳♡🇰🇷
well there are millions of food in india and its 28 state!😅 please try only once or twice in weekly as you are eating masala its heavy for your stomach so do not eat regularly we really care for you 😊 I really enjoyed eat So remember to eat some light weighted food next day 😊 😉✌️ love from India 🇮🇳🥰😉
다 괜찮아요, 러시아어 자막을 켜주세요
One small tip to avoid the stereotypes about India, look for different parts of India like North, Northeast, South, West and East...or with particular state names, so that u can find more about authentic food, movies, songs, tourism etc
You mean North indiaas
It's still Indian food doesn't matter
That's not a small tip it's the only tip that Koreans need to follow. They have too many stereotypes when it comes to India or say it's their lack of knowledge.
Good tip
@@deebhai6540 it is not north indian! north india has many states u moron! this is punjabi infused food
this is the first time i have seen a korean chef state the correct facts about eating food with hand and about indian food and culture in general. thank you for spreading the right knowledge :) Really amazing 👏
By a famous Korean chef. I felt honored to have been complimented on the taste of the food I made. Thank you.
👑So proud of you,Ashish, Unfortunate could not have a glimpse of you, keep it up.
tune banaya food??
ohh i am relly impressed by all the fact sharing....every fact that the chef shared was true and explained beautifully..as an Indian-APPROVED👍👏❤
India is so big and have so much diversity in food, you won't be able to finish them all in one lifetime. I mean i am Indian, ik its impossible for me too
Some people say that vegetarians don't have much options. If we explore other state cuisines then there is no shortage of options. For example vegetarians must consider marwadi, Gujarati, Punjabi and south Indian cuisines.
@@Dave_enadd odishian food and north assam food to the list they also have great vegetarian options u will be surprised, I want to try them once as well. As an Indian I agree that even I cannot say I have tried all major dishes of all states and union territories it's so diverse.
For your kind information.Cuury is a British word not an Indian.When British came to India they called any thing having sauce in it as Curry.We Indians never even say our dishes as curry.Each dish has its own name.
Curry leaves are used in some dishes.
'kadhi' is also one of the authentic North Indian dishes😊
Wow. I am shocked as an Indian that you don't know the origin of the word curry. Please search for it if you don't know before telling others. The word curry originated from the tamil word "kari" . British people came to India and took the recipe along with the word.
Whom are you telling this, they keep referring India as Indo...like how much efforts does is take to say India
Wrong. Punjabis may not say it. But South Indians do….
@@catherinejennifer776well done. Thanks for setting record straight. You know more than the Indian lady
@@Shruti2415there are local names in india for other countries. No need to be pedantic. This chef and host are very respectful to india which is unusual in a racist society like Korea. We should appreciate them and not nitpick…
♥️South Koreans are born story tellers look at the way the flavour is explained,humid sensation,burning boat filled with pepper, Tandoori chicken to mumbai traffic, Impressed🙏🏻
The way chef is explaining each flavour was really good 👍🏻
"Biryani" A layered rice dish made with fragrant basmati rice, indian spices, and meat or vegetables. Please try biryani next time iam sure you will love it❤
I loved watching you enjoy Indian food. Chef Cha-Min-Wook seems very knowledgeable and shares his knowledge in in an interesting way. His explanations were wuite convincing. I hope you get to enjoy other cultures' food as well and also experience more authentic Indian cuisine! It would be so much fun!❤️
If you want to enjoy authentic Indian dishes...come to India ❤❤.. Indian dishes outside India are all tailor-made according to the taste of locals..loved the part where the Chef was explaining how eating with hands is good.
As an Indian, I must say, this guy is not only a good chef, He is a POET... his companions are so unique...
A good chef must taste and test every possible different kinds of cuisine and style in the world..... a very necessary aspect of ones own growth along with the growth of taste
Want to thank chef for being so knowledgeable never seen someone with so much awareness .. 감사합니다 !!
It's really interesting to watch foreigners react to our indian cuisines ❤️... Hope to see more videos 😊
Amazing loved both yours and the chef's review on the food
Naan really isn't a staple food that people eat every day, it's something that we have occasionally by going out to a restaurant. Chapati and Roti are instead some of the staple food items that are consumed.
We shouldn't be eating Naan often because it's made from refined flour and bleached to make it appear white. Chemicals added extra.
I really didn't expect the chief will try indian food for first time 😂
Lots of love from 🇮🇳
The way he said to chef I have just told you to show up but you came prepared 😂
In Tamil (one of the many Indian languages of India) too, 'Nan' means 'Me'😊
U can check for videos talking about similar words b/w indian and korean
The Kim family,,,oldest queen who had sur name kim... was from India .. Tamilnadu (mostly)....so there are many words which has similar meanings..... its in history of Korea
@@Historyandtradtions sembavalam queen 👑 from pandyas 🐟🐟 kanyakumari Tamilnadu India 🇮🇳🙏
In India there are lot of languages one of them was Tamil. It is mainly used in Tamil Nadu a state in southern India. Naan in Tamil language means 'Me' as the Korean language. There are lot of similar words between Korean language and Tamil language like
Korean - Tamil
Eomma - Amma
Appa - Appa
Eonni - Anni
Vaa - Vaa
And etc.
And India itself has a lot of cuisines you only tried Lil bit of them I hope you try more in the future 😊😊😊
You mean Tamil no longer exist?
@@7Siniestro7Pistolero7 I never said that we speak Tamil in Tamil Nadu
@@nalifafahmitha Well you said one of the language spoken in india was Tamil.
@@7Siniestro7Pistolero7 yes because India has many languages most of the state has different languages Tamil was spoken in the state Tamil Nadu only
@ ok but Tamil is no longer spoken in tamil nadu?
Thanks for trying Indian food ❤ hope you enjoyed.
India is a huge & a very diverse country. The food you had is basically Punjabi food as Punjabis are very adventurous & entrepreneurial & settled in various parts of the world. There are 28 state in India & each state will have its own cuisine. Some bugger states have 4-5 cuisines as well. So hopefully you will get to explore the other cuisines of India in future
Yoghurt is prepared from cow/buffalo milk. Indians daily consume curd or buttermilk during lunch at the end of meal. Next time try Masala dosa with coconut chutney and sambhar.
5:19 bro went to heaven😂...!!
AS an Indian and Fan of Korean cuisine , I have noticed that the Korean foods are also becoming famous and gaining a lot of attention in India.
That aunty at 0:41 watching the chef sharpen his spoon in the alleyway must have surprised her and scared her lol
Knowledge, skill and attitude of the chef is on point. He's hired. 😅
U explained very well chef...
Indian food is not limited to Naan and Tandoori only their are unlimited varieties of foods across the country each state's have their own special foods.
The chef is really knowledgeable about Indian food culture habits. I really hope you can eat different cuisines from the different states of our country. You will love it. To have real authentic Indian food, India is the only best place where you'll be treated with great original flavours. However I really enjoyed watching this content.
The vlog is finally here🥳
I wanna see not only koreans but all foreigners to try atleast one dishes from all states of India. I have one question how is it possible to taste always good cause even we Indians order from different restaurant it changes it taste which we ourselves don't like sometimes😅. It depends on from which restaurant u order. U can really enjoy if you try in India.
Try Indian street food...u will love it!!!
Indeed, this isn't all of all Indian food... every state has different options... a lot of vegetarian food too.
Love from punjab (india)
I am recently watch south korea series name 'GLORY'
Love watching your first video
The best food reaction video ever.
We Indians flattered Bruh ❤😊
The Thin and Long rice you were talking is known as Basmati Rice and is essentially used for Biriyani
You are so cute ❤ you are the best singer
You enjoy indian food thoroughly ❤
Love the chef ... he's so dramatic knows quite few things about indian foods😂
When you take the first bite there is a explosion of flavours, spices❤
We make yougurt ,curd with buffalo milk usually.
Chef has good text and conceptual knowledge.❤
Hope you get to try authentic food here in India.
As you know,our country is vast,it lies in tropical and temperate zones and our climatic differences and soil differences across the country gave rise to diversity in our food.
We have many other cusines .If possible,do visit our country travel around and have great taste of all cusines.❤
Do visit India
In Assam ( North east India) we eat sticky and black rice. And Assamese food is boiled and without much spice.
Never have i ever heard such a poetic description of how eating Tandoori Chicken feels like 😂
‘I feel Mumbai’ 😂😂 Bro 😭
The Chef knows more about India than most unaware Indians. Both have such a pleasant personality, smiling and enjoying food. No hate or prejudice!! ❤
Love the drama , the tension , the epic ness and the detailed to attention....😁😁😁😁
hi guys you need to try south indian vegetarian food like MASALA DOSA,VADA,PONGAL,IDLI WITH SAMBAR,BISI BELLA BATH,UTTAPAM soo yummy..In india every state has many regions in it each region has its own flavours if you want to enjoy delicious indian food then you need to visit every region in india .. India has the best cuisine in vegetarian food you also can try MALAI KOFTA,MUTTER PANEER MASALA,PANNER BUTTER MASALA,ALU GOBI CURRY,RAJMA CURRY,CHOLE BATURE,DAL TADKA,PALAK PANNER sooo yummmy,,
All indian state have their own special foods🇮🇳❤️
I think the chief wanted to be a Poet but forced to be a chef 😂
I would love to attend Chef Cha Min Wook’s class. He has such a way with words!
We make yoghurt from cow or buffalo milk . I don't think if in any part of India they make yoghurt with sheep milk . By the way loved your video ❤
Because sheep or goat milk is scarce and thus very expensive. Often more than 400 rs per litre.
India has variety of Tastes and different kinds of foods 🫶🏻 i hope you liked the foods that you tried
Please come we can explore more places in India and have good food
Chef is way knowledgeable person.hatsoff ❤❤🎉🎉
Lots of Love from India ❤❤
we need a title change to - Famous Korean Chef Teaches me How to Eat Indian Food Like a Pro
0:45 these are.....weapons of mass destruction 😳😳
After watching this video.....
Famous korean chef tries indian food for the first time✗
You tried indian food for the first time✔︎😂
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ Right... this was an experience for me... hahahaha
U should definitely try northeast Indian flavours u gonna lv it bro!!!
Nan in Tamil (An Indian language) also means me, Appa also means father, Amma also means mother, some basic words are similar to korean
Damn, that description of tandoori chicken......what a story telling. LOvely
Chef is handsome n very good speaker too ❤❤..you can try pav bhaji, gulab jamun, dal rice
Loved it from India 🇮🇳 ❤
Most indian food india is rarely authentic.. they tend to be sanitised and modified for the local population. Also you get a very tiny percent of indian dishes to try.. suggestion is to find an indian in korea who has actually sampled food to find you authentic indian food places
Chef seemed did PHD on food … he knows everything ….
always nice to see India getting a good rep otherwise the internet and racists people have just generalized it as every Indian eats that dirty, unhygienic street food which they show on internet, Yes people eat that food but not every single person living in India do, sadly a lot of damage has already done to the image of India because of it and so many other bad thing's shown on internet, Thats the one thing I wish people didn't do of generalizing and stereotyping a whole country's population and every single person living in it based on things they see on internet.
Awesome .....🤗💜
Next time you should try Indian sweets too, you will like it...😃💖
Without beef . We are eat chiken, goat meat, sheep meat, pork meat. We eat long grain , short grain rice . We indians love to eat. Yougurt basically made from cow milk mostly, then buffalo milk.
The chef’s guess is actually right. We don’t actually just use cow milk, some places use goats or buffalo milk. I don’t know why the staff said no.
Whatever food that you have ordered in this video mostly comes under North indian side specialty food items...
These food items are also available in other states of India.. however, every state, have there special food items from South india, West or East india.... North/ South food items are commonly available everywhere..
next time do come to INDIA to try the same thing here too🙂
Hey thanks for trying one of the indian food.. But let me tell you India is very diverse.. Northeast, North, South, West. Every state has their own food habit. I request you to google or search Northeast Indians almost similar to korean food. Not so much masalas, boiled foods, lots of veggies, varieties of sticky rice. Even our languages and dressing sense are diverse. India is a mini world 😅. Anyways lots of ❤
Please next time try "biryani" the whole india loves biryani. Biryani is the no.1 dish in india❤
Why does Indian food always have to be food from the North or the stereotypical foods that the British created? I appreciate that you mentioned India has a lot of different cuisines, but this is not helping the image Koreans have of Indian food in any way! No wonder people look at me and ask “so you have naan everyday?” 🤣
I can explain that. Being from Northeast, when I tried North Indian food and South Indian food, I prefer North Indian food and Masala Dosa from South India in terms of flavours
8:44 Naan also means 'Me, I' in some Indian languages like Tamil and Malayalam
🫡 Bro is a famous chef for a reason..
이 영상을 보고 있는 인도인으로서...정말 웃겼습니다..ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
다음에 인도에 와서 음식을 먹어보세요. ㅋㅋ
Enjoying an Indian cuisine ❤❤❤
there's a lots of Pakistani restaurant in Korea you can try so many food in these restaurants(Hoor restaurant 20 Usadan-ro 10-gil, Yongsan District, Seoul)(Pak India Restaurant 2nd Floor, 7-5 Itaewon-ro 20ga-gil, Yongsan District, Seoul)(Saffron Restaurant Seoul 78, Namdaemun-ro, Jung-gu Lotte City Hotel, Seoul 04534)(Hi asia Pakistani & Indian halal restaurant 펀자브 31 Gunam-ro, Haeundae-gu, Busan)🇰🇷🇵🇰❤️
Love you bro ❤
after this you gonna addicted to it 😂 but for your safety I will recommend not to eat naan or any spicy curry"REGULARY" 🍛 (or will get food poisoning)we indian never eat this regularly just for some special occasion🎉 you can try light indian food 😊 stay safe and healthy ❤️🥰 lots of love from India 🇮🇳 .................ohh god this is first time I have talked to much 😂
Love from India....💞💞💞💞💞
Next you have to try south indian food then. Its more spicy and rice and coconut based aswell. Very different from north indian food which you had now. So next time try south indian food ( kerala food if you can because kerala food have more meat based dishes including beef)
Tandoori is originally not from Mumbai but North India, Punjab ( state of India)😊
You are so handsome ❤️❤️❤️and your friend the cook is a great person👋👍
Hi. Greetings.
Kindly try masala dosa with coconut chutney , mint chutney , tomato chutney and sambar.
Indian food is very spicy and testy 😊❤
But one thing is the food, even if its indian tastes are completely different, it's about spice level a little low in other countries
Curry word come from " tarri" or "taran" which is liquid form gravy or spicy oil spell in Maharashtra ... english or other unable to spell so it becomes curry...
naan is not eaten at homes in India only at restaurants, Roti is what Indians eat at home, its totally different from naan
Famous Korean Chef Tries Indian food for First time. The title itself is so contradicting. How did he become a famous chef without exposure to different cooking cultures of the world.
Click bait 😂😂
Trying Indian food for the first time? How did he become a chef then?🤣👍
❤❤❤❤❤❤love IT and you too
😍와우! 너무 많은 맛있는 음식!😋👍😎
Naan is not a staple food in India. It's only in restaurants. We don't eat it everyday. Instead we eat either Roti(made of wheat) or Rice as a staple.