Bangladeshi food is one of the best and most popular globally ... i have tried many indian subcontinent foods from india, nepal, pakistan. But trust me bangladesh got the most unique and spiciest food which is absolute mouth watering after u see them... There are lots of bangladeshi restaurants available in different country.. as well as in my country (russia) too... love my bangladeshi people, the most generous and kind hearted people 🇧🇩🇷🇺❤❤
A big shoutout to Mark and his team for portraying our food, as well as our culture so seamlessly. I thank you personally from our indigenous community for sharing your experiences on our food to the whole world. God bless you brother and do visit us again
Looks very fascinating. I'll be visiting this restaurant soon. As far as i can remember, a decade or two ago, Chakma people were considered second class citizens and ordinary bangal people were somewhat racist towards them. Things have changed a lot over the years. Kudos to you people and your culture.
These people and their cultures are awesome i love they use all the local resources their love for life and their hospitality you always enlighten us Mark to the hidden enrichment of life in people and food much love ❤
@Hafijur Rahman the beauty of Bangladesh lies in it's village , nobody is interested in your cities ( because cities and City Life is almost same throughout the world) . So , promote your villages , it's culture , cuisine , life style . And yes Bangladesh is very dirty and overpopulation is a big problem in Dhaka , you should focus on improving that . The media is there to show you where you need to improve , if they start to show those things you mentioned (only that side which looks good), it will not take much time for your media to be corrupt like most Indian big media houses.
This video again refreshes my impression of Bangladesh. I never knew Bangladesh has such a rich variety of culture and food before! Thank you very much!
Southeast Bangladesh has lots of tribes who shares languages and cultures with NE India, Myanmar, China and all the way to Mongolia. I personally have Chinese and South Korean ancestries.
@@bengalsultanate5034 u misinterpreted my information, by the way.. read again, please.. Chakma tribes you will find in tripura, manipur, Mizorom, Arunachal Pradesh in northeast India and in Saigon province in Burma and in yunnan province in China.. by the way where are you from, do you even know chakma at all?
@@kerrywangnao7354 He's talking about the Chakma population within Bangladesh who may have their own distinctions based on environment. Chakma population as a whole are throughout India as well. There is nothing to fight about haha.
That has to feel amazing! I would love to figure out more about where my ancestors came from and learn about their food, traditions and culture all together...
I'm so glad as a Bangladeshi that you met Chakmas and experienced their food. They are so underrated and I think they should be represented to the world
What a feast! You can see the unity and happiness in the celebration of family, food and togetherness. So many genuinely happy faces just absorbed in the joy of the moment. This is what the tradition of mealtimes is all about. Smiling people, wonderful food and the levity of being together is evident. Wonderful cultural, social and culinary experience for us, your viewers Mark. Excellent presentation and representation of these hospitable people in a joyous moment. Thank you Mark, we viewers feel lucky to be able to share these moments with you and the many friends you have made on your journey. Looking forward to the next adventure with anticipation and wonder.
The hospitality and naturalness is so heartwarming to see. This is what we need in the world! I love that the young girl was right the taking in the cooking techniques and lessons of her elders.
I used to work with a girl at a restaurant that has similar upbringing and she would say sometimes she didn't want to do some things bcuz she was tired but then she would anyways🤣 we would laugh and then she would say at the end of the day family is everything and how they help each other is beautiful
Dear Mark, thank you for sharing our foods, culture and music with whole world. And also thanks to whole hebang group. I hope you'll visit Bangladesh again and please pay a visit to our Chittagong Hill Tracts. It'll be an honor to have you in CHT. Lots of love to you ,Ying and dear Maika ❤️❤️ take care.
They should've explored Chittagong more I think.They only visited 1 place. There are so many varieties here but sadly maybe he didn't visit Are u from Chittagong??
@@SafwanMostafa yes should explored our mountainous region because there’s soo much to see & do, the topography is completely different than rest of the country.
Many main stream bloggers/content creators made videos about Bangladesh but the bare minimum(or even less than that) talked about the ethnic minorities of Bangladesh. Thank you so much Mark and the whole team . this will help people explore the another lovely side of Bangladesh.
Wow thank u Mark for showing us about the Tribal Communities of Chakma, who also exists in Bangladesh and India often not shown in Mainstream, but they are so humble, kind and welcoming and the food looks so delicious. Shoutout to Mark for going the distance always and showing us authentic food and culture
I'm proud to be chakma, people in outside world should know we are not bengali even though we are Bangladeshi, and our food,culture,appearance religion,every thing is very distinct from bengali. we r less than 1 percent in the country, still proudly preserving our uniqueness
During the partition of the subcontinent in 1947, the British betrayed the Chakma people. The two conditions for the division of the subcontinent on the basis of biracialism were: Pakistan would be made up of Muslim-majority areas and India would be made up of non-Muslim-majority areas. But even after the Chakma community settled in the Chittagong Hill Tracts, the Buddhists, that is, non-Muslims, the British made it part of East Pakistan. According to the basic condition of two nation theory, it was due to India. The people of the Chakma tribe have been wronged. From the time of Ziaur Rahman's government in 1970, Bengali Muslims were being allowed to live in the Chittagong Hill Tracts from other places. As a result, the people of this Chakma community will soon become a minority in the Chittagong Hill Tracts.
@@rahulbhatt6391 Don’t try to spread indian hatred and garbage mind set in Bangladesh. Chakma’s has Buddist, christian and muslim too.But they are mostly Buddhist.
@@rahulbhatt6391 Its true ,Bangladesh still deprived us from our right,Bangladesh government militarized whole hill tract and settler bangali and army together evicting us from our lands,burn our houses, village and army there detain chakma younth with false allegations as part of their ethnic cleansing policy, we are fighting for our rights, but yet still we love Bangladesh as our country, I know if we could join in india wouldn't had to face this racial violation
Mark, you are the best! The World ambassador. Our World is blessed to have someone like Mark and Bangladesh is blessed to have Indigenous people like the Chakmas. Food, Harmony and Peace to all. Thank you!
Great to see Mark covering the tribal food culture of Bangladesh. Hope you come back again to Bangladesh and travel all round Bangladesh, taste the difference foods of Bangladesh and feel the rich culture
Mark, you appreciate every culture so much!! Your son must be extremely intelligent!!! I think you and your wife are doing an amazing job of raising him!!!
Oh, my gosh- so happy to see another awesome video from Bangladesh, quickly becoming one of my favorite places and cultures to learn about and experience! Mark, your videos have put a big spotlight on this amazing little country. I can see Bangla cuisine becomming the new thing! Thank you for sharing your adventure!
@@Enablink it is also really similar with javanese (a tribe in indonesia) cuisine. Its so fascinating to see. Seriously like that's common ingredients here
To all the chakma brothers and sisters in the comments, nothing but love and appreciation for you guys. Perceptions and treatment haven’t always been the best but thanks for always being awesome. Here’s to an undivided, diverse prosperous Bangladesh, Joy Bangla!
Its amazing that you don't just explore the national cuisines of countries but also delve into the cuisines of different minorities within countries. Great work as usual!
Thank you so much Mark for coming our country & taste our traditional food.🌸🌸 Also Thank you a lot Hebaang stuff, specially Priyangka didi, biply didi take lots of love for represent our traditional food.💓 Good luck💓💓
I really enjoy this kind of content from Mark, showing authentic regional food and more importantly the cooking process, meeting the people. Love it 👍🇬🇧
Mark I always look forward to your videos. You are never a stranger even when you travel to a foreign land. The people are always so friendly and warm. They are always anxious for you to try their cuisine. Thanks for sharing. 😍
So surprised to see another video from Bangladesh series.🥰 Sooo happy, Thanks Rasif bhai for representing each and every possible cuisine of our country. Thanks Mark, please do come to Bangladesh again, would really love to see you enjoying our food.
I've been to Bangladesh 10 times over the past 30 years - and I've had to come to Mark's channel to learn that there's a Chakma restaurant in Dhaka. LMAO! Thanks Mark. I'll pay them a visit in mid-July when I'm there next.
Tribal food is such a great culinary experience that opens up our palate to new tastes and flavors and textures of food. It's also an amazing opportunity to get to eat as tribal people do. 😃
As usual, you r really spectacular! In the hustle and bustle of the city, you have been seriously enjoying your ride. The food is superb. So also, the loving people of Dhaka. What a warm hospitality!!
I love that you show tribal minorities from different countries and their traditional villages, food and mountains, I was waiting to see the Chakma video. Whenever I visit a country, I love seeing the cultural hill people.
Bangladeshi food is the most underrated in the entire world. Mostly because of the similarity with India & overseas Bangladeshi restaurant owners representing our food culture as Indian to get some extra money....
@Hafijur Rahman There are lot difference in major Bangladeshi rich food. We have similarity in fish, vegetables items with west Bengel and kebab items with mughal.Besides there are huge difference in food.
Glad that Mark made a video of Chakma food, wished he had visited their areas whilst he was in Chittagong for his Mezbani beef video. Visitors must be surprised that we have East Asian ppl in Bangladesh.
Those people are amazing... don't need to talk about the food my mouth is watering... thanks Bangladesh, and their a lot of Bangladeshi in Mauritius hope they cook these food i can taste loll
i love how Mark is very engaging with us as he is recording, while at the same time being present in such a wholesome peaceful ambiance with very kind host. great work Mark Wiens, love the content keep it up !
You should understand that it's their(chakma people's) restaurant. No one can describe the food better than them. Plus, to be honest as Bengalis, we know less about Chakma tradition and their foods(not as much as we should know). As clearly shown in the video Rasif also doesn't know about different things of their foods. So, I think he did the right thing by not describing the foods.
Hat's off to you, Mark, who bring joy n pride to these precious families, who help you to showcase their culture n food...u make them overnight stars in their community n give them global fame....
Thanks🙏 Mark it's a wish come true,I wanted you to make a video on the Chakma food in your recent Bangladesh tour.Your videos have such a positive portrayal of different cultures and it's food all over the world.You made my day👍,wishing you and your family good health and safe journey always❤️.
So far this one is the best video of the Bangladesh series. Authentic tribal food, music, and unique cooking style, what more can a foodie guy expect. And their heartfelt warm service can melt iron hearts.
Thanks a bunch to you Mark for sharing our traditional food,culture and music to the whole world.Also thanks to Hebang members,Rasif bhai and his team for making this happen.Mark,if you visit Bangladesh again please definitely pay a visit to our Chittagong Hill Tracts. Love from our Chakma Community
Please come Bangladesh again.. And visit our Chittagong hill area.. There are lots of food to explore, also the scenario of our hill track. It's just amazing.. Hill side area's livelihood is so much different than other district..You could explore so much better than this.. Restaurant is good.. But when you will visit the authentic place it would be the best feeling 😇
This is such an exceptional video of Mark as not every youtuber knows about the rich various cuisines of indigenous people living in Bangladesh and they remain single sided. Chakmas are one of the largest indigenous communities in number living in CHT, Bangladesh. There are more..you can also visit and explore more of the cuisine of different varieties of other indigenous communities. I hope you do that one day and enjoy. Also, the foods are literally the exotic and authentic ones that we have in our day to day life. In such a nice way represented it is! THANKS MARK!! 🌺 it feels more amazing when i have been one of the subscribers on this channel for some years till now! 💓
A huge population of Chakma is in India too I read that on a special event, Bangladeshi Chakma people can travel to India, without any visa or passport
The awesome meal in Bangladesh and the shrimp paste grill look similar to Thai shrimp paste too. Enjoy watching food culture from your channel Mark. Thank you and have a nice weekend I Food leveling
After partition of Akhand bharat in 1947 small section of chakma people living presently in Mizoram felt under Indian union. If you see in map you can see the chakmas living in Mizoram are living in western belt mountains(close to Bangladesh) .India recognised chakma as Scheduled Tribe and given an Autonomous District council in Mizoram. Chakma people always wanted to be with India and even hoisted India Flat at Rangamati in 15 Aug 1947 but Pakistani army came and took it down after 3 days. The chakma leaders were promised by Jawaharlal Nehru to be included in India but it never happened. Thereafter rest is history how we are still being persecuted in BD. Chakma people are in minority in their homeland now.I hope this helps .
My wife is Bengali and, been married for 8 years. We went which my first time, in Feb 2020. Food is awesome and, the people are unbelievably nice. Now my little prince Jack who, is half Bengali half African American, will be going next year!
I found it interesting women cooking looked more oriental than what I imagined to be Indian/Pakistani. Does your wife look more SE Asian like these woman do?
@@CW0123 These are Chakma people from the Chittagong Hill Tracts. They are Bangladeshis, but not Bengali. They have features common with other peoples ('orientals') from SE Asia.
@@CW0123 Firstly, the Chakma people are indigenous to the Chittagong Hill Tracts of Bangladesh and are genetically closest to Tibeto-Burman peoples in Northeast India and Southeast Asia and also share genetic affinity to mainland Indians (who are stereotypically recognised as "Indian" internationally). This is why Chakma people look SE Asian (because they are predominantly of a Southeast Asian-related lineage. In South Asia, Southeast Asian-related ancestry is found at high frequency in eastern Bangladesh (e.g. Chakmas), Northeast India (e.g. Assamese) and parts of East and Central India (e.g. Munda). It's found at a lower frequency across the rest of South Asia). Secondly, the OP's wife is not Chakma, she is Bengali as he stated. Bengalis are ethnically and culturally different to the Chakma people. Bengalis form the majority of Bangladesh's population, are predominantly Muslims and most look like other South Asians (North Indians, East Indians, most Nepalese) but a minority look more like SE Asians (his wife being one example). Hope this helps.
I'm glad that he got a chance to try out different food from different tribe! He wasn’t stuck with only Bengali food, specially puran Dhaka biriyani!! OMG big thanks to the host.
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Bangladeshi food is one of the best and most popular globally ... i have tried many indian subcontinent foods from india, nepal, pakistan. But trust me bangladesh got the most unique and spiciest food which is absolute mouth watering after u see them...
There are lots of bangladeshi restaurants available in different country.. as well as in my country (russia) too... love my bangladeshi people, the most generous and kind hearted people 🇧🇩🇷🇺❤❤
💖💖💖💖
Your comment is making me cry.... Thank you very much to show your love and respect to my people. God bless.
URAAA 🇷🇺❤️🇧🇩
Lots of love from Bangladesh!
@@jannatwadud1336 cry? why? 😂😂..
@@arfin9761 u can not understand if you are not a bengali....!!!!
A big shoutout to Mark and his team for portraying our food, as well as our culture so seamlessly. I thank you personally from our indigenous community for sharing your experiences on our food to the whole world. God bless you brother and do visit us again
Oi tozim your face
Bruh you people are the cutest
Looks very fascinating. I'll be visiting this restaurant soon.
As far as i can remember, a decade or two ago, Chakma people were considered second class citizens and ordinary bangal people were somewhat racist towards them. Things have changed a lot over the years.
Kudos to you people and your culture.
These people and their cultures are awesome i love they use all the local resources their love for life and their hospitality you always enlighten us Mark to the hidden enrichment of life in people and food much love ❤
mark the pig wiens
This is the Bangladesh that you do not see on tv . The food looks yummy can not wait to try .
😂what's the Bangladesh you see on TV? It's never on TV.
@Hafijur Rahman the beauty of Bangladesh lies in it's village , nobody is interested in your cities ( because cities and City Life is almost same throughout the world) . So , promote your villages , it's culture , cuisine , life style . And yes Bangladesh is very dirty and overpopulation is a big problem in Dhaka , you should focus on improving that . The media is there to show you where you need to improve , if they start to show those things you mentioned (only that side which looks good), it will not take much time for your media to be corrupt like most Indian big media houses.
Yeah we should be cultural than modern
Most welcome to Bangladesh!
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@@ronyraja5329 lol hindu are declining in very good bangladesh
This video again refreshes my impression of Bangladesh. I never knew Bangladesh has such a rich variety of culture and food before! Thank you very much!
The chakma tribes extended families are In northeast India.. in fact many of their relatives live in north eastern india
Southeast Bangladesh has lots of tribes who shares languages and cultures with NE India, Myanmar, China and all the way to Mongolia. I personally have Chinese and South Korean ancestries.
@@kerrywangnao7354 Chakmas are from Mongolia. Not India
@@bengalsultanate5034 u misinterpreted my information, by the way.. read again, please..
Chakma tribes you will find in tripura, manipur, Mizorom, Arunachal Pradesh in northeast India and in Saigon province in Burma and in yunnan province in China.. by the way where are you from, do you even know chakma at all?
@@kerrywangnao7354 He's talking about the Chakma population within Bangladesh who may have their own distinctions based on environment. Chakma population as a whole are throughout India as well. There is nothing to fight about haha.
Bangladeshi foods makes me smile in my face always . I fall in love with Bangladeshi foods. Missing Bangladeshi food variation videos from Mark .
India is concerned about rising gun violance and human rights violations in the US
@@sbhsbh7528 🤮🤮🤮
The People Chakma so friendly. I love your vídeos Mark Weins, I watched almost all. Amazing... kisses from Brasil 🇧🇷 🇧🇷
Thanks
i'm also chakma , i actually live in chittagong hill tracts , and i always wanted to see you trying out my cultural food , finally came true
Chakma lokera naki bangladeshi bengali der pochondo kore na...apon mone kore na
That has to feel amazing! I would love to figure out more about where my ancestors came from and learn about their food, traditions and culture all together...
Hello bro.i need this song name
Do you plant your own vegetables? Chive, Celery, Ginger, Lettuce, Bok Choy, Basil, Lemon Mint, Cinnamon Basil, ??
Thanks
Much love to Bangladesh from the Philippines - we're all brothers in Asia.
Thank you,, pare
Yes we all have similar food tradition
Especially rice and all spice's
really welcome. my Filipino brother. I live in Bangladesh in rajshahi.
I'm so glad as a Bangladeshi that you met Chakmas and experienced their food. They are so underrated and I think they should be represented to the world
What a feast! You can see the unity and happiness in the celebration of family, food and togetherness. So many genuinely happy faces just absorbed in the joy of the moment. This is what the tradition of mealtimes is all about. Smiling people, wonderful food and the levity of being together is evident.
Wonderful cultural, social and culinary experience for us, your viewers Mark.
Excellent presentation and representation of these hospitable people in a joyous moment. Thank you Mark, we viewers feel lucky to be able to share these moments with you and the many friends you have made on your journey.
Looking forward to the next adventure with anticipation and wonder.
Pride in Bangladesh, chakma community. Very peaceful & hard working community. Respect 🫡.
The hospitality and naturalness is so heartwarming to see. This is what we need in the world! I love that the young girl was right the taking in the cooking techniques and lessons of her elders.
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@Jordan Jay
Nope, Bangladeshi.
India is concerned about rising gun violance and human rights violations in the US
I used to work with a girl at a restaurant that has similar upbringing and she would say sometimes she didn't want to do some things bcuz she was tired but then she would anyways🤣 we would laugh and then she would say at the end of the day family is everything and how they help each other is beautiful
I'm from Philippines but I love bangladesh specially khulna ❤❤❤❤❤
Really.??
How you know khulna. 😶
I am from Khulna, bd😍😍
Wow. I'm from khulna . Thank you so much for your love❤
আমি একজন খুলনার বাসিন্দা
Dear Mark, thank you for sharing our foods, culture and music with whole world. And also thanks to whole hebang group. I hope you'll visit Bangladesh again and please pay a visit to our Chittagong Hill Tracts. It'll be an honor to have you in CHT. Lots of love to you ,Ying and dear Maika ❤️❤️ take care.
India is concerned about rising gun violance and human rights violations in the US
They should've explored Chittagong more I think.They only visited 1 place.
There are so many varieties here but sadly maybe he didn't visit
Are u from Chittagong??
@@SafwanMostafa àa
@@sbhsbh7528 who cares??
@@SafwanMostafa yes should explored our mountainous region because there’s soo much to see & do, the topography is completely different than rest of the country.
Many main stream bloggers/content creators made videos about Bangladesh but the bare minimum(or even less than that) talked about the ethnic minorities of Bangladesh. Thank you so much Mark and the whole team . this will help people explore the another lovely side of Bangladesh.
Wow thank u Mark for showing us about the Tribal Communities of Chakma, who also exists in Bangladesh and India often not shown in Mainstream, but they are so humble, kind and welcoming and the food looks so delicious. Shoutout to Mark for going the distance always and showing us authentic food and culture
10:03 what is this bro...
I'm proud to be chakma, people in outside world should know we are not bengali even though we are Bangladeshi, and our food,culture,appearance religion,every thing is very distinct from bengali. we r less than 1 percent in the country, still proudly preserving our uniqueness
You people are awesome
During the partition of the subcontinent in 1947, the British betrayed the Chakma people.
The two conditions for the division of the subcontinent on the basis of biracialism were: Pakistan would be made up of Muslim-majority areas and India would be made up of non-Muslim-majority areas.
But even after the Chakma community settled in the Chittagong Hill Tracts, the Buddhists, that is, non-Muslims, the British made it part of East Pakistan.
According to the basic condition of two nation theory, it was due to India. The people of the Chakma tribe have been wronged. From the time of Ziaur Rahman's government in 1970, Bengali Muslims were being allowed to live in the Chittagong Hill Tracts from other places. As a result, the people of this Chakma community will soon become a minority in the Chittagong Hill Tracts.
We Bengali people love that you guys bring uniqueness to our country and we are proud of you guys! After all We are Bangladeshi ❤️🇧🇩
@@rahulbhatt6391 Don’t try to spread indian hatred and garbage mind set in Bangladesh. Chakma’s has Buddist, christian and muslim too.But they are mostly Buddhist.
@@rahulbhatt6391 Its true ,Bangladesh still deprived us from our right,Bangladesh government militarized whole hill tract and settler bangali and army together evicting us from our lands,burn our houses, village and army there detain chakma younth with false allegations as part of their ethnic cleansing policy, we are fighting for our rights, but yet still we love Bangladesh as our country, I know if we could join in india wouldn't had to face this racial violation
I always found so much similarity between Thai Hmong peoples cuisine and Bangladeshi tribal cuisine. It’s amazing
Happy to see Mark having the traditional Chakma cuisine of Bangladesh. The dining style and place look like an art.
Mark, you are the best! The World ambassador. Our World is blessed to have someone like Mark and Bangladesh is blessed to have Indigenous people like the Chakmas. Food, Harmony and Peace to all. Thank you!
I feel so proud as a Chakma❤️Thank You Mark 😊God bless you😇I hope you enjoyed the food & our traditional gesture🙂
Hello i need this song name
❤️❤️❤️
I'm extremely happy to see Mark's enjoying our Chakma Traditional food..love from Mizoram ❤️
GREAT LOVE TO ALL OF YOU FROM IRAN
Hello i need tha song name
❤️❤️
@@robiulhoqueador7282phibir phibir boyerot (Chakma song)
It's feel good that you've tasted our traditional tribal food
Amazing!
Gwm lakke
Chakma ppl were left to tribal areas by the Bengalis who migrated and occupied their lands.
India is concerned about rising gun violance and human rights violations in the US
@@amitavraja3385
Pls provide evidence
Great to see Mark covering the tribal food culture of Bangladesh. Hope you come back again to Bangladesh and travel all round Bangladesh, taste the difference foods of Bangladesh and feel the rich culture
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Bed food
Never knew such a community exists in Bangladesh until now. Thank you so much for bringing up!
They are big part of South East and North East part of Bangladesh
Not just Bangladesh, they also live in hill areas of North East India
Mark, you appreciate every culture so much!! Your son must be extremely intelligent!!! I think you and your wife are doing an amazing job of raising him!!!
Oh, my gosh- so happy to see another awesome video from Bangladesh, quickly becoming one of my favorite places and cultures to learn about and experience! Mark, your videos have put a big spotlight on this amazing little country. I can see Bangla cuisine becomming the new thing! Thank you for sharing your adventure!
❤️❤️❤️
Its Chakma cuisine not Bangla 🙂
@@arunmoy3814 I meant in general, honey, not specifically...
This is so similar to our Northeastern cuisine in India, since it's a similar geography. Absolutely loved the food tour!
They are indigenous people of Tripura so ya it will be similar to Northeastern food
@@Enablink it is also really similar with javanese (a tribe in indonesia) cuisine. Its so fascinating to see. Seriously like that's common ingredients here
@@Enablinku can find chakma people in arunachal too
To all the chakma brothers and sisters in the comments, nothing but love and appreciation for you guys. Perceptions and treatment haven’t always been the best but thanks for always being awesome. Here’s to an undivided, diverse prosperous Bangladesh, Joy Bangla!
Its amazing that you don't just explore the national cuisines of countries but also delve into the cuisines of different minorities within countries. Great work as usual!
2:42 It's such a good feeling when people are waiting for you and give u such a warm welcome even flowers
Thank you so much Mark for coming our country & taste our traditional food.🌸🌸
Also Thank you a lot Hebaang stuff, specially Priyangka didi, biply didi take lots of love for represent our traditional food.💓
Good luck💓💓
I really enjoy this kind of content from Mark, showing authentic regional food and more importantly the cooking process, meeting the people. Love it 👍🇬🇧
Chakma community serves unique food, that's really incredible. Carry-on mark❤
Omg i thought your Bangladesh vlog was finished happy to see you again on Bangladeshi vlog ❤️❤️
Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
Watching from saudi arabia 🇸🇦
What a welcome Mark! They were truly appreciative of your presence. The food was so fresh and looked very tasty👍👍
Mark I always look forward to your videos. You are never a stranger even when you travel to a foreign land. The people are always so friendly and warm. They are always anxious for you to try their cuisine. Thanks for sharing. 😍
Bangladesh people is great 🥰🥰 love from Argentina🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
So are you
Argentina in 🇦🇷 our 💜 heart 🇧🇩
So surprised to see another video from Bangladesh series.🥰 Sooo happy, Thanks Rasif bhai for representing each and every possible cuisine of our country. Thanks Mark, please do come to Bangladesh again, would really love to see you enjoying our food.
Let’s take a moment to appreciate Mark and his hard work, especially during times like these. Bravo Sir 👍
👍👍
Thank you for bringing the real Bangladesh in your content, Mark. I almost had tears in my eyes watching the series.
I'm Chakma
From Rangamati district 💞
Take love 💗
@Loli pop Man it's my gaming channel thats why i can't
😢
I've been to Bangladesh 10 times over the past 30 years - and I've had to come to Mark's channel to learn that there's a Chakma restaurant in Dhaka. LMAO! Thanks Mark. I'll pay them a visit in mid-July when I'm there next.
India is concerned about rising gun violance and human rights violations in the US
@@sbhsbh7528 wrong video
Tribal food is such a great culinary experience that opens up our palate to new tastes and flavors and textures of food. It's also an amazing opportunity to get to eat as tribal people do. 😃
As usual, you r really spectacular!
In the hustle and bustle of the city, you have been seriously enjoying your ride.
The food is superb. So also, the loving people of Dhaka.
What a warm hospitality!!
I love that you show tribal minorities from different countries and their traditional villages, food and mountains, I was waiting to see the Chakma video. Whenever I visit a country, I love seeing the cultural hill people.
Bangladeshi food is the most underrated in the entire world. Mostly because of the similarity with India & overseas Bangladeshi restaurant owners representing our food culture as Indian to get some extra money....
Right
Very true
Could not agree more!
100%
@Hafijur Rahman There are lot difference in major Bangladeshi rich food. We have similarity in fish, vegetables items with west Bengel and kebab items with mughal.Besides there are huge difference in food.
My brother visited all over my home country Bangladesh. Much love from a Bangladeshi American my brother 🙏
Bangladesh's tradition is just out of the world dude!
Tribal foods are delicious. My best friend is from northeast India and there are lots of chakma there too. Loving people and awesome food.
Glad that Mark made a video of Chakma food, wished he had visited their areas whilst he was in Chittagong for his Mezbani beef video. Visitors must be surprised that we have East Asian ppl in Bangladesh.
Love to Bangladesh from Kenya 🇰🇪 Africa
So heartwarming, what a lovely welcome. Wish their family all the best
Those people are amazing... don't need to talk about the food my mouth is watering... thanks Bangladesh, and their a lot of Bangladeshi in Mauritius hope they cook these food i can taste loll
i love how Mark is very engaging with us as he is recording, while at the same time being present in such a wholesome peaceful ambiance with very kind host. great work Mark Wiens, love the content keep it up !
This is the best food review video in Dhakka..love from 🇮🇳🇮🇳
Love for Endia too.
Their hospitality and you friendliness is unique. I love your videos!
Being a Chakma.
Feeling soo proud ❤️🥀
lol
Love from Dhaka❤️
Love how this woman has perfectly described every food. Expected this from Rasif too otherwise he did a great job as a host and planner.
You should understand that it's their(chakma people's) restaurant. No one can describe the food better than them. Plus, to be honest as Bengalis, we know less about Chakma tradition and their foods(not as much as we should know). As clearly shown in the video Rasif also doesn't know about different things of their foods. So, I think he did the right thing by not describing the foods.
those are some of the freshest, most vibrant looking ingredients ive ever seen!!
Chittagong Hill Tracts ❤️
Hat's off to you, Mark, who bring joy n pride to these precious families, who help you to showcase their culture n food...u make them overnight stars in their community n give them global fame....
Love ❤ from India
We chakmas are different from others
I really like to see 👀this episode
By the way thank mark to taste our good 👍👍👍👍👍
So happy to see you eating our traditional Chakma Foods 😍😍😍
I need this song name
Thanks🙏 Mark it's a wish come true,I wanted you to make a video on the Chakma food in your recent Bangladesh tour.Your videos have such a positive portrayal of different cultures and it's food all over the world.You made my day👍,wishing you and your family good health and safe journey always❤️.
Thanks for replying Mark,it means a lot😊🙏
Love to see you sir 😇💝
Love from Tripura, India 🇮🇳🙏
So far this one is the best video of the Bangladesh series. Authentic tribal food, music, and unique cooking style, what more can a foodie guy expect. And their heartfelt warm service can melt iron hearts.
The Chakma people are wonderful. Their culture is respected and loved all over Bangladesh. The food too is very tasty!
Thanks a bunch to you Mark for sharing our traditional food,culture and music to the whole world.Also thanks to Hebang members,Rasif bhai and his team for making this happen.Mark,if you visit Bangladesh again please definitely pay a visit to our Chittagong Hill Tracts. Love from our Chakma Community
Please come Bangladesh again.. And visit our Chittagong hill area.. There are lots of food to explore, also the scenario of our hill track. It's just amazing.. Hill side area's livelihood is so much different than other district..You could explore so much better than this..
Restaurant is good.. But when you will visit the authentic place it would be the best feeling 😇
Absolutely right. It's just amazing.
@@ummeee483 hi .i want to visit .can u help me👉🤝
India is concerned about rising gun violance and human rights violations in the US
@@ummeee483 .hi
@@sbhsbh7528 really?
Love Bangladesh from Pakistan 🇧🇩 ❤️🇵🇰
😍😘🇧🇩🇵🇰😘😍
Pakistan 😂 lol
Didn’t you guy’s destroyed Bangladesh??
Omg m impressed with it... It's really a joyful moment by seeing someone exploring our culture like that...
".....one of the few places and also one of the only places in Dhaka"
Wow...it's an amazingly good narrative....!
proud to be chakma & its an honour & thank u for representing our food culture
your shows are becoming more and more of a want to see every day. thanks for so much mark, wish you the best and stay safe.
This is such an exceptional video of Mark as not every youtuber knows about the rich various cuisines of indigenous people living in Bangladesh and they remain single sided. Chakmas are one of the largest indigenous communities in number living in CHT, Bangladesh. There are more..you can also visit and explore more of the cuisine of different varieties of other indigenous communities. I hope you do that one day and enjoy. Also, the foods are literally the exotic and authentic ones that we have in our day to day life. In such a nice way represented it is!
THANKS MARK!! 🌺 it feels more amazing when i have been one of the subscribers on this channel for some years till now! 💓
I need this song name
That bamboo meat looks so tendered 😍 Mark you're doing a great job brother keep sharing the food and storied from all over the world ❤️
Love You Mark Wiens for Focusing Our Country to Heart Touching So Natural Way to Your Expression Thank You & again Love You.
Thank you Mark for covering this for our community lots of love ❤❤
A must go place. Bangladesh calling. Hello from India...
A huge population of Chakma is in India too
I read that on a special event, Bangladeshi Chakma people can travel to India, without any visa or passport
Mark has done more for tourism alone than most State Departments worldwide. He is a true tourism ambassador.
There so kind and nice people
God bless them 🙏🏻♥️
its amazing how many ways food can be cooked, its a true pleasure to watch your videos and just learn!
The awesome meal in Bangladesh and the shrimp paste grill look similar to Thai shrimp paste too.
Enjoy watching food culture from your channel Mark.
Thank you and have a nice weekend I Food leveling
Amader Bangladesh a asar jonno apnake thanks,
Love from bangadesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
The food looks good and the people are so nice, wish I was there!
Yes! Represent all the people living in our little country.
That bamboo chicken dish looked sooo nice
Wow beautiful delicious foods , Spicy sauce and more flavor, from the Philippines 🇸🇽
*Luxurious! ♥️👍 Yummy! I would love to try some!!*
Shout out to the Chakma community and all the indigenous Bangladeshis.
Happy to see Mark videos on Bangladesh and Bangladeshi foods looks super yummy 👍👌
I love our tribal foods. I am fond of tribal foods. 🥰🥰
Never thought chakma tribe will be there in Bangladesh too. 🥺 So nice
Chakma tribe originally from Bangladesh.
@@championfactstv8639 i thought they are a part of mizoram
After partition of Akhand bharat in 1947 small section of chakma people living presently in Mizoram felt under Indian union. If you see in map you can see the chakmas living in Mizoram are living in western belt mountains(close to Bangladesh) .India recognised chakma as Scheduled Tribe and given an Autonomous District council in Mizoram. Chakma people always wanted to be with India and even hoisted India Flat at Rangamati in 15 Aug 1947 but Pakistani army came and took it down after 3 days. The chakma leaders were promised by Jawaharlal Nehru to be included in India but it never happened. Thereafter rest is history how we are still being persecuted in BD. Chakma people are in minority in their homeland now.I hope this helps .
I'm a Bengali from India. Love bangladesh foods too much. Wanna travel Bangladesh soon ❣️😍
@Hafijur Rahman understand Bro... Hope I'll visit there within few upcoming years
My wife is Bengali and, been married for 8 years. We went which my first time, in Feb 2020. Food is awesome and, the people are unbelievably nice. Now my little prince Jack who, is half Bengali half African American, will be going next year!
I found it interesting women cooking looked more oriental than what I imagined to be Indian/Pakistani. Does your wife look more SE Asian like these woman do?
@@CW0123 yes she looks more SE Asian. They are from Dhaka.
@@CW0123 These are Chakma people from the Chittagong Hill Tracts. They are Bangladeshis, but not Bengali. They have features common with other peoples ('orientals') from SE Asia.
Lovely
@@CW0123 Firstly, the Chakma people are indigenous to the Chittagong Hill Tracts of Bangladesh and are genetically closest to Tibeto-Burman peoples in Northeast India and Southeast Asia and also share genetic affinity to mainland Indians (who are stereotypically recognised as "Indian" internationally). This is why Chakma people look SE Asian (because they are predominantly of a Southeast Asian-related lineage. In South Asia, Southeast Asian-related ancestry is found at high frequency in eastern Bangladesh (e.g. Chakmas), Northeast India (e.g. Assamese) and parts of East and Central India (e.g. Munda). It's found at a lower frequency across the rest of South Asia). Secondly, the OP's wife is not Chakma, she is Bengali as he stated. Bengalis are ethnically and culturally different to the Chakma people. Bengalis form the majority of Bangladesh's population, are predominantly Muslims and most look like other South Asians (North Indians, East Indians, most Nepalese) but a minority look more like SE Asians (his wife being one example). Hope this helps.
I'm glad that he got a chance to try out different food from different tribe! He wasn’t stuck with only Bengali food, specially puran Dhaka biriyani!! OMG big thanks to the host.
Awesome mark loving your Bangladesh videos, greetings from Englishman
Love to our Chakma brothers and sisters to make our Bangladeshi cuisine more beautiful and diverse .
Love from Dhaka 🥰❤🇧🇩
I need this song name
I finished my lunch about 1 hour ago but
this video's making me feel hungry all over again. 😋😋