muslims are not native to sri lanka, these are tamil muslims and they bombed 2019 Sri Lanka Easter bombings innocent church goers, do you research right. The natives hate them thats why they are disappearing
Srilankans are the most Asuan genuine people. I had a former workmate ohh my she's so beautiful on face and in heart..she was so warm so kind ..she always called me nangi and Aka
I live in a small Danish town (20k) that in 1986 was gifted with a "batch" of 84 Tamil refugees. Far from all the locals were exited, but 40 years and 3 generations later we can''t imagine life without them. They are certainly hard working. But they are also easy going, like us. They are pragmagtic people, like us. They like a good party, like us. AND they value education, even more than us. These days we have to be reminded that if the 1st generation isn't all "up to scratch", please, some of them were so awfully, undescibeably traumatized, when they got here. As a teacher I've seen a tiny corner and I've seen a couple of miracles. But by Jesus, Mo and Bud, they are "important" people in our lives... My corner shop, my local pub, my taxi, my pizza, my bus, my coucil member, my councelor - and not the least: my brother's nurse, my dentist, my children's day care family and football coach. What would we do with out them? Edit: MY CURRY!!! How tf did I forget my curry???
I have traveled in Malaysia, Myanmar, Thailand, Taiwan, Korea, and China. I have also interacted with Lahu, Karen, Rohingya, Lisu, Long Neck, and Hmong tribal peoples. Smiling and eating together opens many doors. Food is a large component of culture.
Sometimes, while watching Sonny reviews and how rich everyone's culture can be - wherever they are in the world - I get super emotional. It's just beautiful, it makes me happy to be human. We all should cherish the uniqueness of each society on this planet.
@@jessicaregina1956 remember that Singapore used to be part of Malaysia, also Malay is one of your official languages and According to the Constitution of Singapore, the national language of Singapore is Malay
Sri Lankan Malays have had a deep impact on Sri Lankan society. They have contributed a significant amount to Sri Lankan culture and identity that outweighs the size of their community. Here are a few examples to learn more about them: 1. Cuisine: A very large part of the Sri Lankan cuisine is composed of dishes that were created by Sri Lankan Malays or based on dishes from the Malay peninsula and Indonesia. Some of these foods include sambol, kaha bath (nasi kuning), lamprais, dodol, wattalapan and seenakku (cheena kueh). 2. Settlement: There were three major waves of Malay migrants to Sri Lanka. The first two waves were led by Malays who were Buddhist and settled along the coasts of Sri Lanka, especially in the southeast. They intermarried with the locals, contributing Malay genetic admixture to coastal populations in Sri Lanka. This is part of the reason why you can find Malay-like phenotypes among Sri Lankans who don't identify as "Malay". Additionally, there are theories that certain Sinhalese surnames indicate that a Sinhalese person has Malay ancestry. The most recent wave of Malays were the Malay and Javanese Muslims who are a recognised separate group in Sri Lankan society and came during the colonial era. The belief among Sri Lankan Malay historians is that a very large portion of Sri Lankan people have at least some Malay ancestry due to generations of intermixing, meaning the Malay population in Sri Lanka is much larger than the official stats. Historical estimates also claim Colombo (the capital of modern Sri Lanka) was once 50% Malay during the pre-British colonial era (Dutch and Portuguese). The neighbourhood of Slave Island (known as Kampong Kertel to the local Malays) is Colombo's traditional Malay neighbourhood and was at one point suggested that it be renamed to "Malaytown". 3. Culture: Malays have contributed to aspects of Sri Lankan culture beyond food including the introduction of batik (which is now a quintessential part of Sri Lankan identity) as well as traditional garments such as the redde and hatte dress of Sinhalese women and sarong among other things.
@@user-jt3dw6vv4x as a melayu (Indonesian malay from sumatra island), this information you're sharing is surprising to me. I thought Malay/javanese outside of indonesia/malaysia only found in Suriname. But here we are also found in Sri Lanka and actually have a lot of influence there too. I was also surprised when one of the dish called babat, because tripe also called babat in Indonesia
This is the first time I felt about Malay people in Sri Lanka. I’m a Sri Lankan Buddhist; However these peoples hearts are so pure. Much love and now I strongly agree to call you as undivided part of my country.
@@aakarshchaudhary7359 Yes, That was a main reason too.. But the other main reason is our previous prime minister Mahinda Rajapakse. He always promotes nationalism because the majority of Sri Lanka is Sinhalese and he can thrive on them for votes. So ones an election come close by like the Ruzaina said, we usually get to see many negative things on media about muslims. After the struggle against the previous government people of every religion gathered together and eventually made the president to resign. After that most of racism on muslims have been gone I would say.
@@aakarshchaudhary7359 oh so an act of a small group of people represents the religion of 2 billion? so if a buddhist like the ones at Burma who kill muslims on a day to day basis represent Buddhism?
Thanks to your channel the world can see that Sri Lanka is recovering admirably. The lady accompanying the Minnesota hunk almost stole the show with her effusive personality. A real gem. As an Indian in Malaysia I can vouch that on a personal, nonpolitical level, Malays are one of the most tolerant people.
*Not only is the food great but it's also the genuine hospitality of their people as well that makes* Sri Lanka *one of the best destinations in the world.*
@@shadowfauxx7 yeah man. srilanka, india, and pakistan all suffer from mental illness and outdated culture. So much hatred in the middle east and all regions of india.
sonny, you're the best food content creator in this platform. you are not just talking about the food in these videos that you make, but also on how important to maintain the culture, importance and uniqueness of the food in each countries. thank you for sharing your experience with us!
7:54 this dish is known as 'Puttu' in southern part of India and is a daily breakfast dish in the South Indian state of Kerala. We make it with Rice, wheat, ragi, corn flours and uses same method to cook it.
I love her family, felt the love of their culture. Thank you Sonny for bringing us this kind of perspective of a different culture. Kudos to The Minority Taste and BEFRS. Love from 🇵🇭
I may never get the opportunity to go to these incredible destinations or eat any of the delicious meals, but I am forever grateful to you, Sonny, for taking us all along on your amazing adventures. You are a true rockstar.
This is my favourite channel. Sonnys' ability to integrate with other cultures so respectfully is second to none. Not only watching the different foods but learning about the vast array of cultures is my favourite pasttime ❤️
As a Sinhala Buddhist i wholeheartedly feel for the Malay community in Sri lanka. We really have taken so much from them with very little credit given. As she said they have given us so much not only food. Even batik. We have a significant batik industry in our country and we also have made it as our own. Many Sinhala Bhudhists wear batik clothing as it is integral part of our culture. Also many people dont know that it was the Sri lankan malays who introduced the drums to the island. We use the rabban which is a large drum used on our new years and also many drums are used for our Kandyan dancing also Kandyan Perahara which is one of the biggest Bhudhist cultural and historical parades. So it is not just food the Sri lanka malays community has truly given so much. Big thanks to best ever food review show for coming to Sri lanka and painting the real picture. P.S i didnt mean to upset anyone i just wrote what i felt and know. I have history masters from peradeniya university. There are so many books with records at the university also some are locked up at the dalada maligawa historical records about these people and what they have given to Sri lanka. Anyway please try to read the book by professor, Wijerathna Dissanayaka P.H.D- IPSRALI RABAN PADA SAHA BERA PADA.
Source? Batik came from Indonesia as far as I know. Indonesian and Malay are two different things. So can you provide a source for your claim? You said drums were introduced to Sri Lanka by the Malays as well. Would you mind providing a source for that? Because I tried searching it up and couldn't find anything along those lines.
@@dinuxplay8003 have you ever rapidly electric spark recently? Because even this showed so many toxicity in your body. Should those people then be indonesian? Goblok amat lo.. kaki claim udah tiba.
As a Sri Lanka 🇱🇰 thank you for coming to SL and for being there at the time of need of tourists! We are a resilient community! We are one of the most friendly people!
As usual, Sonny's sense of humor is always the best. And for Ruzaina, on top of her intelligence, she really has a beautiful soul. You can see in her eyes the sincerity radiates when she talks and smiles. one of the best series BEFRS.
Content like this should be on the main TV channels in Sri Lanka. Because I literally didn't know many things about the Malay community until I saw this and there are thousands more like me. Sri Lanka is a unique country not only because of its land space and nature but the people in it. We must find a way to attract the whole world with these qualities instead of fighting each other. Thanks to Sonny and his team for coming to Sri Lanka in this challenging time and supporting us.
Yes unique country. Unique for its racism and atrocities that lakhs of Tamilians have fled the country as refugees. Unique for using cluster bombs on its innocent people. Because of these sins, you Sinhales are struggling in economic doom. Those who have fled this racist country have progressed well in their adopted countries and are a powerful lobby in many European country. You will suffer more..
This was done so organic and naturally good to the point it filled my cup. I want to thank Sonny and his team for continuously teaching me the importance of culture. ❤
He always has the best Co hosts where ever he goes. Very good judge of character. His personality probably makes it easy for them to come out of their shell. This is a tier 1 show compared to the others.
Thank you Sonny and team for this wonderful video.. I didn't know what Sri Lanka was going through despite being surrounded by the same Indian Ocean.. As usual you depicted the culture of the country beautifully.. And your co-host was so bubbly and cheerful, loved her energy and positivity.. Love from Mauritius ❤️ 🇲🇺
Im srilankan and i have never seen or eaten food like this. But i know that our muslim communities have some of the greatest food and i wish this type of food were more available 💔
I'm not a member of the Malay community, but I will do my best to keep sharing your recipes with all my friends in Sri Lanka and worldwide. And to Sunny, thank you for doing such an up close review on Sri Lankan cuisine. Much love ❤️
The memories of Sri Lankan food evoke a cupboard full of spices and rich curries that bring together families. Sri Lankan food is an expression of the country's rich history and is full of delightful surprises, just like the island itself. Characterised by vibrant colours and fragrant aromas, every dish, from main meals to desserts and cakes, makes use of the country's bounty of fresh spices. An ordinary Sinhalese curry, for example, can contain up to thirteen herbs and spices: chillies, coriander, cumin, curry leaves, fennel, fenugreek, garlic, ginger, lomongrass, lime, onion, pandanus leaf and turmeric. It is no wonder, then, that spices are used by Sri Lankan people with such ease, not only creating food that is unique and interesting, but also accessing their healing properties as part of Ayurvedic medicine. Cheers, Domenico.
This series brought me so much joy. I went to Sri Lanka for a month in the summer of 2018, volunteering for that duration as well as traveling and exploring. The culture, the food and just everything about Sri Lanka while I was there has been one of the most unforgettable and amazing experiences I've ever had. I'm happy that there is a Sri Lankan restaurant near me where I can experience a portion of the amazing food I had there and I hope to go back soon. I miss this country and everything about it so much
@@BrokeBillionare They were from the Moor community from a city in eastern Sri Lankan that has a Muslim-majority population. Moors are different to Malays, though there is intermarriage between them due to shared religion. The native language of the Moors is Tamil and the native language of the Malays is Sri Lankan Malay. Having said that, I just want to say the Moor community actually warned the Sri Lankan government about rising extremism in their community. They practice a form of Islam that is primarily Sufi influenced and is more similar to the form of Islam practiced in other parts of South Asia (e.g. India and Southeast Asia (e.g. Myanmar, Thailand). However, due to a lot of Moors travelling to the Middle East to work, a large section became conservative and adopted Arabic customs and interpretation of Islam (Wahhabism). The situation is similar to what has happened in some Southeast Asian countries to the east of Sri Lanka like Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia and the Philippines where large sections of the local Muslim populations have become very conservative against the South/Southeast Asian interpretation of Islam.
@@BrokeBillionare That was done by a radical Muslim group. They attacked churches and hotels. Malay Muslims or Majority of Muslims were not part of any of these attacks and Majority of them are very peaceful people and they condemn the attack. Lot of controversy behind this attack and it's a popular belief that behind these attacks there was a political influence also.
@@sudeshkriella4875 people generally believe that all Muslim are one people. Actually there are a lot of fault lines in Muslim. For example, an Bengali Muslim is totally different from a Kerala Muslim and north Indian Muslim. It is wrong to throw the entire community under the bus but it is better to know which communities are getting radicalized and help the moderates and good people take control of their community and help young people to focus on their career rather than ideology. The reason I asked was not to blame them but to get an idea which Muslim group had issues. Most young Muslims in the US are lovely people and very good at mixing with other communities but I have seen that older Muslims and very few young ones hate Jews to the extreme.
Hi Sonny You and your amazing team showing us another beautiful country, food and culture Thank you and keep up the great work Cheers from Vancouver Canada!
It’s so heart warming to see you in Sri Lanka these days and you have no idea how appreciative we are of the vlogs you are making about the culture here. There’s something about this channel that’s so interesting to watch I think it’s the clean edits and Sonnys humble personality. And hats off to this amazing lady Ruzaina who is doing a kickass job at representing our motherland. Again Thanks to the whole team for doing us a great favor and you are always Welcome to this beautiful island. 🙏🏼❤️
As Malaysian, this is shocking to know there's a *dying community in Sri Lanka. Because there's no any knowledge here in Malaysia About one of our Malay community are *dying out there. Hope to spread Sri Lankans Malays awareness in Malaysia. All love from Malaysia ❤️❤️. Really love sunny. Been following you on your early video till now
When the lady in this video says that the Malay community in Sri Lanka is 'dying', she does not mean that the Malay people are being put to death. The Malay community in Sri Lanka is very small and, as a result, people of the Malay community frequently marry people from other Sri Lankan communities, - as the Malay lady goes on to explain later in the video. As such, the number of people who are purely of Malay origin is reducing in Sri Lanka. This should not be viewed as undesirable. It is, after all, the right of every person in Sri Lanka (and elsewhere) to enter into marriage with any person they wish to irrespective of the other person's race. Sri Lankan Malays tend to be very sociable and, unlike other Sri Lankan Muslims, are more open to associating with people of other Sri Lankan communities. The Malay people in Sri Lanka are very musical and they also often engage in a variety of sports. These qualities lead to Sri Lankan Malays associating much more with other Sri Lankan communities than other Sri Lankan Muslims. These associations, which usually start off on the basis of friendship, not infrequently take on romantic connotations leading to marriage. As such, over time, the number of 'mixed' Malay people in Sri Lanka has increased while the number of 'pure' Sri Lankan Malay people has declined. Another point to note is that, though the people of this community are generally known and referred to as 'Malay' this does not necessarily mean that they are all from Malaysia. Many Sri Lankan Malays are originally from Indonesia, especially from the main island of Jawa in Indonesia. Sri Lankan Malays have played an important role in Sri Lanka's history and are an integral and inseparable part of Sri Lankan society. Their difference from other Sri Lankans only adds to the value of all Sri Lankans and they are a beloved aspect of Sri Lankan society. They are as Sri Lankan as anything you will find in Sri Lanka.
@@govithabang8912 yeap.. i concur with your narratives. If the lady mentioned her ancestors hailed from the malay archipelago, instead of malaysia, I believe her narratives would have been of more credence ... For once, malaysians dont call the buffolo stomach as "babat" , the javanese do
One of the best things about being a Malaysian, I could literally understand and speak to Sri Lankan Malays, and Indonesian in my Malaysian Malay. Most of our words are similar and easy for us to converse.
Best food reviewer in RUclips period! No doubt about it 👍👍👍👍👍🤘🏻 covering most of the aspect about the region, food , and of course the story telling/description, beautiful videography and editing....
the British also sent over Malays from the Singapore-Malaysia area. The Ja people you refer to were sent over by the Dutch from Indonesia. But at the end of the day they are from the same linguistic, cultural group. They speak very similar mutually intelligible languages and have the same religion and culture. Like Norwegian and Swedish people for example.
No matter your background, culture, beliefs Food brings us together. what amazing preparations! Love to prepare that meal someday. Looking forward for the rest of the series.
I love all the "guides/cohosts" but Ruzaina is perhaps the best ever!! When she is adding comments over his shoulder on the bus is what I want in every episode!!
The oxtail is one of my favourite preparations. Liked it how the prepared it there as well. Great episode. Sri Lanka has been in turmoil so long.. hope they find peace soon
I haven't seen any discrimination over Malays in Sri Lanka, I have and had a few Malay friends and we all were best friends, and they haven't mentioned about any such issues either, One of my favorite was the Malay restaurant in Bamba where we enjoyed dining out often, I love every peaceful citicen of Sri Lanka from every culture
Sri lanka didn't really ban halal meat, just that there was an issue with the previous halal certification council and they were banned from giving halal certifications. It has since been sorted with a regulated non profit halal certification authority being established.
Thank you for coming to Sri Lanka ❤, and yes we all are Sri Lankans, we love to live in peace and harmony, but as she said politicians misuse this diversity of people just to win their elections and ruin the country. and I'm really proud of Mis. Ruzaina and her personality as a Sri Lankan. 💞
I'm a Sinhala Buddhist represents the majority of the country. By the way RozAina, you are truly deserve full of respect and all the rights or all the dignity from the country. Don't think you guys are like minority or the underlay of the society at all the time. Please do your best to the country as we all belong to at every time. Your so humble and optimistic girl. Keep it up the good work. Best of luck. Best ever food review show shout out to your success ✨👍
I'm from India I loved watching your Srilankan-Malai-Muslim cooking, I felt that the food would be really tasty, I'm planning to visit Srilanka soon, I'll try to visit Kandy. Thanks.
As indonesia i can relate to pitu. . Putu in our country. the same way to cook and ingredients but ours is sweet. . Then babat kari. . Wow we have babat too. . But we refer to more specific parts, towels like organs. .
Hey neighbour, Malaysian here. We also called it putu (putu bambu/putu piring) here, but usually they are made with rice flour instead the whole rice. And babat here literally means stomach ( perut ).
@@ridzuan94 Although she only said babat, we too refer to specific parts of the animal whrn cooked. Ikan fish, dagin meat, purut stomach, babat tripe and so on. Our language has mixed with local lingo so it sounds different than yours. Slower too.
I'm Srilankan Malayy. I think we are a mix of Malaysian, Indonesian and Javanese. Our Malay sounds similar to yours than Malaysian Malay though. You can search for Srilankan Malay in youtube if you like.
@@draem_seekr saya orng melayu dari sri lanka, kitorang pun bilang itu babat perut kata, sebab kitang pe bahasa sedigit beda beda dari bahasa melayu bicara di nusantera.
This channel s indeed the best ever food reviewer. It has one stop shop of everything featuring the food, history, culture and intend to preserve all of them.
If you notice, they dont touch the food with their left hand. It puts left handers in a bit of a pickle, but traditionally in India SL etc etc left hand is used to wash your behind, and not for anything else.
Aunty Doreen, your food prep is really a hit.. The beef tounge and his reaction was epic.. I mean he has literally tasted every good cuisine under the sun.. He knows what good food is!!
I’m a new viewer to your channel and am absolutely enamored with the way you interact with people of other cultures respectfully but curiously. This show is a more than worthy successor to cable tv food shows
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muslims are not native to sri lanka, these are tamil muslims and they bombed 2019 Sri Lanka Easter bombings innocent church goers, do you research right. The natives hate them thats why they are disappearing
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I like fish samousa a lot i didnt eat it for a year gah damn
The genuine interaction between Sonny and the family is what makes this show the best. They really had a good time and the food looks amay
Sonny is the ambassador the US needs so much.
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Srilankans are the most Asuan genuine people. I had a former workmate ohh my she's so beautiful on face and in heart..she was so warm so kind ..she always called me nangi and Aka
Sri Lankan women 😍
Her calling you nangi and akka is so cute! I love hearing stories like these, thanks for sharing 🥰
Akka means older sister. Nangi means little sister. She treated you like family ❤😊
I live in a small Danish town (20k) that in 1986 was gifted with a "batch" of 84 Tamil refugees.
Far from all the locals were exited, but 40 years and 3 generations later we can''t imagine life without them.
They are certainly hard working. But they are also easy going, like us. They are pragmagtic people, like us. They like a good party, like us. AND they value education, even more than us.
These days we have to be reminded that if the 1st generation isn't all "up to scratch", please, some of them were so awfully, undescibeably traumatized, when they got here. As a teacher I've seen a tiny corner and I've seen a couple of miracles.
But by Jesus, Mo and Bud, they are "important" people in our lives...
My corner shop, my local pub, my taxi, my pizza, my bus, my coucil member, my councelor - and not the least: my brother's nurse, my dentist, my children's day care family and football coach.
What would we do with out them?
Edit: MY CURRY!!! How tf did I forget my curry???
Proud of the Malay community for being so hospitable and sharing there culture
I have traveled in Malaysia, Myanmar, Thailand, Taiwan, Korea, and China. I have also interacted with Lahu, Karen, Rohingya, Lisu, Long Neck, and Hmong tribal peoples. Smiling and eating together opens many doors. Food is a large component of culture.
@@lslmadiIf you'd be in heaven, I'd much rather go to hell.
@@jojojo89517 carefull what you wish for
Funny how Muslim outside canada act diff then the a holes in canada
Sometimes, while watching Sonny reviews and how rich everyone's culture can be - wherever they are in the world - I get super emotional. It's just beautiful, it makes me happy to be human. We all should cherish the uniqueness of each society on this planet.
Except your own as a British, Canadian, Australian or a American person.
@@micklyons8858German, Dutch, Italian, Spanish, French lol
@@Nothingisreal1737 Those cultures get celebrated at the expense of the white English speaking countries.
@@micklyons8858 don’t quite understand
@@Nothingisreal1737 How old are you?
as a malaysian malay, i've never known about the malay community in Sri Lanka. thank you for bringing them and their current issues to light
Sri Lanka Should learn from Malaysia how to treat it's minorities
As a Singaporean Singapore, I don't care about your community 🤣
@kepala kentang Moluccas is Maluku
Malacca is Malaka/Melaka
@@jessicaregina1956 well that's a messed up attitude to have.
@@jessicaregina1956 remember that Singapore used to be part of Malaysia, also Malay is one of your official languages and According to the Constitution of Singapore, the national language of Singapore is Malay
Man, your translator is very good and genuine. Thanks for the content as always! Way to go, man and his crew!
6:44 A Malay community with its own cuisine in Sri Lanka is what surprised me. Thanks so much , Sonny! Love from Malaysia.
Sri Lankan Malays have had a deep impact on Sri Lankan society. They have contributed a significant amount to Sri Lankan culture and identity that outweighs the size of their community. Here are a few examples to learn more about them:
1. Cuisine: A very large part of the Sri Lankan cuisine is composed of dishes that were created by Sri Lankan Malays or based on dishes from the Malay peninsula and Indonesia. Some of these foods include sambol, kaha bath (nasi kuning), lamprais, dodol, wattalapan and seenakku (cheena kueh).
2. Settlement: There were three major waves of Malay migrants to Sri Lanka. The first two waves were led by Malays who were Buddhist and settled along the coasts of Sri Lanka, especially in the southeast. They intermarried with the locals, contributing Malay genetic admixture to coastal populations in Sri Lanka. This is part of the reason why you can find Malay-like phenotypes among Sri Lankans who don't identify as "Malay". Additionally, there are theories that certain Sinhalese surnames indicate that a Sinhalese person has Malay ancestry. The most recent wave of Malays were the Malay and Javanese Muslims who are a recognised separate group in Sri Lankan society and came during the colonial era. The belief among Sri Lankan Malay historians is that a very large portion of Sri Lankan people have at least some Malay ancestry due to generations of intermixing, meaning the Malay population in Sri Lanka is much larger than the official stats. Historical estimates also claim Colombo (the capital of modern Sri Lanka) was once 50% Malay during the pre-British colonial era (Dutch and Portuguese). The neighbourhood of Slave Island (known as Kampong Kertel to the local Malays) is Colombo's traditional Malay neighbourhood and was at one point suggested that it be renamed to "Malaytown".
3. Culture: Malays have contributed to aspects of Sri Lankan culture beyond food including the introduction of batik (which is now a quintessential part of Sri Lankan identity) as well as traditional garments such as the redde and hatte dress of Sinhalese women and sarong among other things.
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@@user-jt3dw6vv4x as a melayu (Indonesian malay from sumatra island), this information you're sharing is surprising to me. I thought Malay/javanese outside of indonesia/malaysia only found in Suriname. But here we are also found in Sri Lanka and actually have a lot of influence there too.
I was also surprised when one of the dish called babat, because tripe also called babat in Indonesia
Yeah saye pun..nmpaknya community melayu agak sangat banyak...they everywhere in this world
We love our Malays
This is the first time I felt about Malay people in Sri Lanka. I’m a Sri Lankan Buddhist; However these peoples hearts are so pure. Much love and now I strongly agree to call you as undivided part of my country.
How many Sri Lankan Buddhists have decimated minorities over the last 50 years? Who cares what you say
who caused the 2019 easter bombing ?
@@aakarshchaudhary7359 Yes, That was a main reason too.. But the other main reason is our previous prime minister Mahinda Rajapakse. He always promotes nationalism because the majority of Sri Lanka is Sinhalese and he can thrive on them for votes. So ones an election come close by like the Ruzaina said, we usually get to see many negative things on media about muslims. After the struggle against the previous government people of every religion gathered together and eventually made the president to resign. After that most of racism on muslims have been gone I would say.
@@aakarshchaudhary7359 oh so an act of a small group of people represents the religion of 2 billion? so if a buddhist like the ones at Burma who kill muslims on a day to day basis represent Buddhism?
@@aakarshchaudhary7359 your father mister gota
Thanks to your channel the world can see that Sri Lanka is recovering admirably.
The lady accompanying the Minnesota hunk almost stole the show with her effusive personality. A real gem. As an Indian in Malaysia I can vouch that on a personal, nonpolitical level, Malays are one of the most tolerant people.
*Not only is the food great but it's also the genuine hospitality of their people as well that makes* Sri Lanka *one of the best destinations in the world.*
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They literally said they attack Muslims especially during election season?
@@shadowfauxx7 right
@@shadowfauxx7 yeah man. srilanka, india, and pakistan all suffer from mental illness and outdated culture. So much hatred in the middle east and all regions of india.
sonny, you're the best food content creator in this platform. you are not just talking about the food in these videos that you make, but also on how important to maintain the culture, importance and uniqueness of the food in each countries. thank you for sharing your experience with us!
Thanks that means a lot to me
7:54 this dish is known as 'Puttu' in southern part of India and is a daily breakfast dish in the South Indian state of Kerala. We make it with Rice, wheat, ragi, corn flours and uses same method to cook it.
We call it Pittu in Sri Lanka
... this dish quite common in TN also and it's called puttu and south Karnataka, blr area also it's eaten as puttu.
The Puttu, Appam, noolappam , Chammandhi, Achappam and lotother dishes made in Kerala has a strong Srilankan influence ...
The actual Tamil name is “Pittu“
Pittu in formal Tamil/Sinhala/Malay, but ‘puttu’ in informal Tamil/Malayalam/Bahasa Indonesia etc.
This video is so wholesome. The co host and her family is just so sweet.
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I love her family, felt the love of their culture. Thank you Sonny for bringing us this kind of perspective of a different culture. Kudos to The Minority Taste and BEFRS. Love from 🇵🇭
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE HELP ME I AM STRUGGLING A LOT FOR FOOD AND MEDICAL HELP PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE HELP🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏k
I am a Malay from Penang, Malaysia. Love to hear Sri Lanka's Malay story....
I’m Malay Muslim from Malaysia. It’s great to learn about another Malay culture ❤🙌🏻
Great job 👏
Apa kabar?
Salam malono
SALAM DARI MELAYU SRI LANKA
Beggar Malays came from malasia.
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SALAM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Who else is agreed Sonny is best ever review show ☝️
I agree and I'm hungry for more
I agree 👍
Very agree...
He's Phenomenal on all level's
Sonny is one of the best food review
He is s true person to appreciate a culture to now everyone
Respect sonny..
She bought me to tears when she explained how they’re made to feel like outsiders. I’ve dealt with that through much of my life. From my own family.
poor lil baby..
Sulker...😭😭😭🤧
they ARE outsiders. they themselves trace their roots to arabia and wherever else. they do not belong to Sri Lanka
The Minority Taste food review is so important hopefully Ruzaina continues to keep their food culture alive.
I may never get the opportunity to go to these incredible destinations or eat any of the delicious meals, but I am forever grateful to you, Sonny, for taking us all along on your amazing adventures. You are a true rockstar.
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This is my favourite channel. Sonnys' ability to integrate with other cultures so respectfully is second to none. Not only watching the different foods but learning about the vast array of cultures is my favourite pasttime ❤️
Sri Lanka looks like a beautiful country with beautiful people and delicious food! I would love to one day visit.
Yeah it is much more beautiful now 👏👏.
Until visiting, it looks beautiful 🤣🤣 once you meet those “nice” people, things will change for you 😁.
As a Sinhala Buddhist i wholeheartedly feel for the Malay community in Sri lanka. We really have taken so much from them with very little credit given. As she said they have given us so much not only food. Even batik. We have a significant batik industry in our country and we also have made it as our own. Many Sinhala Bhudhists wear batik clothing as it is integral part of our culture. Also many people dont know that it was the Sri lankan malays who introduced the drums to the island. We use the rabban which is a large drum used on our new years and also many drums are used for our Kandyan dancing also Kandyan Perahara which is one of the biggest Bhudhist cultural and historical parades. So it is not just food the Sri lanka malays community has truly given so much. Big thanks to best ever food review show for coming to Sri lanka and painting the real picture.
P.S i didnt mean to upset anyone i just wrote what i felt and know. I have history masters from peradeniya university. There are so many books with records at the university also some are locked up at the dalada maligawa historical records about these people and what they have given to Sri lanka. Anyway please try to read the book by professor, Wijerathna Dissanayaka P.H.D- IPSRALI RABAN PADA SAHA BERA PADA.
sira kathawa
Source?
Batik came from Indonesia as far as I know. Indonesian and Malay are two different things. So can you provide a source for your claim? You said drums were introduced to Sri Lanka by the Malays as well. Would you mind providing a source for that? Because I tried searching it up and couldn't find anything along those lines.
@@dinuxplay8003 have you ever rapidly electric spark recently? Because even this showed so many toxicity in your body. Should those people then be indonesian? Goblok amat lo.. kaki claim udah tiba.
@@mrabock5125 huh? How is what I said toxic? Be more precise
Same with the tamizh minority?
As a Sri Lanka 🇱🇰 thank you for coming to SL and for being there at the time of need of tourists!
We are a resilient community!
We are one of the most friendly people!
The friendliest! Love from India.
Not friendly enough to muslims apparently? 😂
As usual, Sonny's sense of humor is always the best.
And for Ruzaina, on top of her intelligence, she really has a beautiful soul. You can see in her eyes the sincerity radiates when she talks and smiles. one of the best series BEFRS.
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Content like this should be on the main TV channels in Sri Lanka. Because I literally didn't know many things about the Malay community until I saw this and there are thousands more like me. Sri Lanka is a unique country not only because of its land space and nature but the people in it. We must find a way to attract the whole world with these qualities instead of fighting each other. Thanks to Sonny and his team for coming to Sri Lanka in this challenging time and supporting us.
Yes its True.
Yes unique country. Unique for its racism and atrocities that lakhs of Tamilians have fled the country as refugees. Unique for using cluster bombs on its innocent people. Because of these sins, you Sinhales are struggling in economic doom. Those who have fled this racist country have progressed well in their adopted countries and are a powerful lobby in many European country. You will suffer more..
This was done so organic and naturally good to the point it filled my cup. I want to thank Sonny and his team for continuously teaching me the importance of culture. ❤
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Thank You Visit Sri Lanka❤️ Love from Sri Lanka 🇱🇰
Love to the people of Sri Lanka, from Vienna!
Thank you 🙏
He always has the best Co hosts where ever he goes. Very good judge of character. His personality probably makes it easy for them to come out of their shell. This is a tier 1 show compared to the others.
One of your best videos. The charisma of the Sri Lankan family was video magic. Well done Sonny and team!
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Oh man. Love her. She's so full of life. She's sweet and light. Easy to digest 🤣 seriously though, super funny and great mix with Sunny
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Thank you for bringing the sri lanka to the world
Thank you Sonny and team for this wonderful video.. I didn't know what Sri Lanka was going through despite being surrounded by the same Indian Ocean.. As usual you depicted the culture of the country beautifully.. And your co-host was so bubbly and cheerful, loved her energy and positivity.. Love from Mauritius ❤️ 🇲🇺
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Im srilankan and i have never seen or eaten food like this. But i know that our muslim communities have some of the greatest food and i wish this type of food were more available 💔
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Wow, your team just keep making amazing videos. The production level on this video is literally at 22 out of 10.
I'm not a member of the Malay community, but I will do my best to keep sharing your recipes with all my friends in Sri Lanka and worldwide. And to Sunny, thank you for doing such an up close review on Sri Lankan cuisine. Much love ❤️
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The memories of Sri Lankan food evoke a cupboard full of spices and rich curries that bring together families. Sri Lankan food is an expression of the country's rich history and is full of delightful surprises, just like the island itself. Characterised by vibrant colours and fragrant aromas, every dish, from main meals to desserts and cakes, makes use of the country's bounty of fresh spices. An ordinary Sinhalese curry, for example, can contain up to thirteen herbs and spices: chillies, coriander, cumin, curry leaves, fennel, fenugreek, garlic, ginger, lomongrass, lime, onion, pandanus leaf and turmeric.
It is no wonder, then, that spices are used by Sri Lankan people with such ease, not only creating food that is unique and interesting, but also accessing their healing properties as part of Ayurvedic medicine.
Cheers, Domenico.
Well said brother! 🙏🏾
Exactly!
So yummy
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Thank you for visiting my Sri Lanka. She's a beautiful country, with amazing people. I pray for unity and peace in my country. ❤
Even god is woman 😂 as she creates
@@thakan150 we mostly refer to lifeless things with female pronouns. Don't know why tho.
I heard Kandy (Candy) guys are Tamil Moslems. I mean you guys are friendly towards Tamil people.
NEVER FELLA SINGHALA PINK PIGS 🐖 KILLED 150,000 TAMILS TOOK OVER ILANS LAND.
I learn more from Sonny than I ever did in geography classes 😅👍
Me too 😅
Crazy how these bloggers are so much more fun then our old history teachers.
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I am a Sri Lankan.. I am happy that you have come to our country...Your videos are very good...keep it up…. ♥️🇱🇰
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This series brought me so much joy. I went to Sri Lanka for a month in the summer of 2018, volunteering for that duration as well as traveling and exploring. The culture, the food and just everything about Sri Lanka while I was there has been one of the most unforgettable and amazing experiences I've ever had. I'm happy that there is a Sri Lankan restaurant near me where I can experience a portion of the amazing food I had there and I hope to go back soon. I miss this country and everything about it so much
If you ever visit again, try Buffalo curd and pickled tuna with Puttu with king coconut water from Sri Lanka..phenomenal...
As a Sri Lankan I love Malay culture here in Sri Lanka, coz they are really sweet and open minded people. ❤️
So who did the bombings? Were they Malay or Muslim from some other tribe? I am asking because I am ignorant of Sri Lankan culture and demographics.
@@BrokeBillionare They were from the Moor community from a city in eastern Sri Lankan that has a Muslim-majority population. Moors are different to Malays, though there is intermarriage between them due to shared religion. The native language of the Moors is Tamil and the native language of the Malays is Sri Lankan Malay.
Having said that, I just want to say the Moor community actually warned the Sri Lankan government about rising extremism in their community. They practice a form of Islam that is primarily Sufi influenced and is more similar to the form of Islam practiced in other parts of South Asia (e.g. India and Southeast Asia (e.g. Myanmar, Thailand). However, due to a lot of Moors travelling to the Middle East to work, a large section became conservative and adopted Arabic customs and interpretation of Islam (Wahhabism). The situation is similar to what has happened in some Southeast Asian countries to the east of Sri Lanka like Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia and the Philippines where large sections of the local Muslim populations have become very conservative against the South/Southeast Asian interpretation of Islam.
@@BrokeBillionare That was done by a radical Muslim group. They attacked churches and hotels. Malay Muslims or Majority of Muslims were not part of any of these attacks and Majority of them are very peaceful people and they condemn the attack. Lot of controversy behind this attack and it's a popular belief that behind these attacks there was a political influence also.
@@BrokeBillionare done by moor muslims not all but small extremist groups trained by isis!
@@sudeshkriella4875 people generally believe that all Muslim are one people. Actually there are a lot of fault lines in Muslim. For example, an Bengali Muslim is totally different from a Kerala Muslim and north Indian Muslim. It is wrong to throw the entire community under the bus but it is better to know which communities are getting radicalized and help the moderates and good people take control of their community and help young people to focus on their career rather than ideology.
The reason I asked was not to blame them but to get an idea which Muslim group had issues. Most young Muslims in the US are lovely people and very good at mixing with other communities but I have seen that older Muslims and very few young ones hate Jews to the extreme.
Hi Sonny You and your amazing team showing us another beautiful country, food and culture Thank you and keep up the great work Cheers from Vancouver Canada!
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WOW just awesome!! Thank you for sharing these experiences with us...
This is gold wow ! Bless all the people who had contribuated to this ! thanks ! As usual !
That ‘pittu’ and the ‘babath curry’ is the typical food that my mom cook when someone special arrives.😂❤
I’m proud to be a Malay now!
Watching it my belly just rolled.. looks so good!!
You have to try mani pittu and babath
For a malay you have a very arab name
Pittu is Putt in Kerala,not special here though,it's a breakfast thing
It’s so heart warming to see you in Sri Lanka these days and you have no idea how appreciative we are of the vlogs you are making about the culture here. There’s something about this channel that’s so interesting to watch I think it’s the clean edits and Sonnys humble personality. And hats off to this amazing lady Ruzaina who is doing a kickass job at representing our motherland. Again Thanks to the whole team for doing us a great favor and you are always Welcome to this beautiful island. 🙏🏼❤️
Oh that's my country Sri Lanka.❤️ I was waiting for you to come to my country someday.🙂 Finally you came. 🥰 Thank you Sunny.👊 Enjoy...
“Who cleaned this”
“My aunt doreen”
“Ok I trust her”
😂😂 comedy
Since I started watching these shows I've never lost a touch with the world beyond Africa. The bestest show ever 🔥
Thankyou So much Sonny for the Visiting Sri Lanka!!🇱🇰🇱🇰🇱🇰❤️
As Malaysian, this is shocking to know there's a *dying community in Sri Lanka. Because there's no any knowledge here in Malaysia About one of our Malay community are *dying out there. Hope to spread Sri Lankans Malays awareness in Malaysia. All love from Malaysia ❤️❤️. Really love sunny. Been following you on your early video till now
When the lady in this video says that the Malay community in Sri Lanka is 'dying', she does not mean that the Malay people are being put to death. The Malay community in Sri Lanka is very small and, as a result, people of the Malay community frequently marry people from other Sri Lankan communities, - as the Malay lady goes on to explain later in the video. As such, the number of people who are purely of Malay origin is reducing in Sri Lanka. This should not be viewed as undesirable. It is, after all, the right of every person in Sri Lanka (and elsewhere) to enter into marriage with any person they wish to irrespective of the other person's race. Sri Lankan Malays tend to be very sociable and, unlike other Sri Lankan Muslims, are more open to associating with people of other Sri Lankan communities. The Malay people in Sri Lanka are very musical and they also often engage in a variety of sports. These qualities lead to Sri Lankan Malays associating much more with other Sri Lankan communities than other Sri Lankan Muslims. These associations, which usually start off on the basis of friendship, not infrequently take on romantic connotations leading to marriage. As such, over time, the number of 'mixed' Malay people in Sri Lanka has increased while the number of 'pure' Sri Lankan Malay people has declined.
Another point to note is that, though the people of this community are generally known and referred to as 'Malay' this does not necessarily mean that they are all from Malaysia. Many Sri Lankan Malays are originally from Indonesia, especially from the main island of Jawa in Indonesia.
Sri Lankan Malays have played an important role in Sri Lanka's history and are an integral and inseparable part of Sri Lankan society. Their difference from other Sri Lankans only adds to the value of all Sri Lankans and they are a beloved aspect of Sri Lankan society. They are as Sri Lankan as anything you will find in Sri Lanka.
@@govithabang8912 yeap.. i concur with your narratives. If the lady mentioned her ancestors hailed from the malay archipelago, instead of malaysia, I believe her narratives would have been of more credence ... For once, malaysians dont call the buffolo stomach as "babat" , the javanese do
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Respect bro
From java Indonesia.
One of the best things about being a Malaysian, I could literally understand and speak to Sri Lankan Malays, and Indonesian in my Malaysian Malay. Most of our words are similar and easy for us to converse.
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Aunty Doreen is the aunty I never had :D She cracked me up at the "we should've had a bottle here" part! 😂 I wish she has her own cooking show
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The food looks very close to Kerala (India) dishes.
It's amazing how cultures are formed.
Kerala is not India
This lady has such a lovely personality. Great episode.
Best food reviewer in RUclips period! No doubt about it 👍👍👍👍👍🤘🏻 covering most of the aspect about the region, food , and of course the story telling/description, beautiful videography and editing....
Thanks for visiting SriLanka- It is truly, a food heaven
I can’t wait to visit Sri Lanka they got a special unique food culture. Thanks for showing us this @sunny
Your most welcome,, any assistance I am free to do becouse your our guest. 🇱🇰
@@Dumi450 thank you very much, I will let you know when I am ready
@@ExploreWithCliff No worries bro
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- looks delicious Sonny. Thanks for showing me this country I've never been to.
I am from sri lanka ,visit our country 💗
@@nishelsavinka8944 - Beautiful 😍 🤩
Im a Malay but from Malaysia and I had nooo idea there are Malays in Sri Lanka too! Thank you tor educating , wonderful video!
Most of so called " Malays " are Javanese - not Malay.
the British also sent over Malays from the Singapore-Malaysia area. The Ja people you refer to were sent over by the Dutch from Indonesia.
But at the end of the day they are from the same linguistic, cultural group. They speak very similar mutually intelligible languages and have the same religion and culture. Like Norwegian and Swedish people for example.
I am looking out for my friend Lakshan Allang a Malay Sri Lankan. He use to work in Dubai...
@@lakshmandalpadado9066 then why she agreed when Sonny mentioned Malaysia?
No matter your background, culture, beliefs Food brings us together. what amazing preparations! Love to prepare that meal someday. Looking forward for the rest of the series.
You all were great together! Loved the energy you both brought!
Absolutely beautiful I hope these beautiful people grow thrive it's awful how much these people have gone through
Some of our Buddhists are against meat industry but not all Sri Lankan Buddhists are against it. We love animals but we still need meat.
I did see a side of Sri Lanka that I did not see before. It's so important us to stick together because that's who we are.
Omg he’s too funny! 😂
“17 Rs”
Love his humor 🤣😂
That tongue curry looked amazing,and it was prepared by an awesome woman...much love from South Africa 🇿🇦
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New thing i learnt about Sri Lanka. Kudos Ruzaina and Sonny. Much love from Malaysia ❤
I love all the "guides/cohosts" but Ruzaina is perhaps the best ever!! When she is adding comments over his shoulder on the bus is what I want in every episode!!
Sonny ur videos r not just videos..they r like documentaries...lovely content
The oxtail is one of my favourite preparations. Liked it how the prepared it there as well. Great episode. Sri Lanka has been in turmoil so long.. hope they find peace soon
@9:49 loved the head bob to explain the food 😂
I haven't seen any discrimination over Malays in Sri Lanka, I have and had a few Malay friends and we all were best friends, and they haven't mentioned about any such issues either,
One of my favorite was the Malay restaurant in Bamba where we enjoyed dining out often,
I love every peaceful citicen of Sri Lanka from every culture
She lied at this point.☝️
This is some next level production man 👏
Great chemistry all around 😂❤️
Thanks for visiting SriLanka ❤️
By far !!!!! The best food reviewer who has come to sri lanka ! Please enjoy all are cuisines !
Sri lanka didn't really ban halal meat, just that there was an issue with the previous halal certification council and they were banned from giving halal certifications. It has since been sorted with a regulated non profit halal certification authority being established.
My wife is from Colombo and I remember her family being unhappy that Cow slaughter had been outlawed in Sri Lanka 4 years ago. Did they get rid of it?
Thank you for coming to Sri Lanka ❤, and yes we all are Sri Lankans, we love to live in peace and harmony, but as she said politicians misuse this diversity of people just to win their elections and ruin the country. and I'm really proud of Mis. Ruzaina and her personality as a Sri Lankan. 💞
Im wondering how theyre still functioning with the crisis
They made you feel soooo warm. Aunty is hilarious. Hats off to Ruzaina. Such a beautiful hearted host.
I'm a Sinhala Buddhist represents the majority of the country. By the way RozAina, you are truly deserve full of respect and all the rights or all the dignity from the country. Don't think you guys are like minority or the underlay of the society at all the time. Please do your best to the country as we all belong to at every time. Your so humble and optimistic girl. Keep it up the good work. Best of luck. Best ever food review show shout out to your success ✨👍
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Sri Lankan Malays are the best ❤
They make delicious food, they are always dress well and look pleasant and very outgoing
I'm from India I loved watching your Srilankan-Malai-Muslim cooking, I felt that the food would be really tasty, I'm planning to visit Srilanka soon, I'll try to visit Kandy. Thanks.
"Koththu is the iconic dish that rules everyone's heart". What a quote. Pure facts.
the train rides in sri lanka are some of the most scenic i've been to, along the coast, the central highlands, going through tea fields. beautiful
Do you have land slides on the railway line.
This lady seems very genuine and made for a great host. And she’s very pretty!
Amazing. 😍😍😍
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Come to sri lanka 🥰
@@saurabhswarnakar6829 💩
As indonesia i can relate to pitu. . Putu in our country. the same way to cook and ingredients but ours is sweet. . Then babat kari. . Wow we have babat too. . But we refer to more specific parts, towels like organs. .
Hey neighbour, Malaysian here. We also called it putu (putu bambu/putu piring) here, but usually they are made with rice flour instead the whole rice. And babat here literally means stomach ( perut ).
@@ridzuan94 Although she only said babat, we too refer to specific parts of the animal whrn cooked. Ikan fish, dagin meat, purut stomach, babat tripe and so on. Our language has mixed with local lingo so it sounds different than yours. Slower too.
I'm Srilankan Malayy. I think we are a mix of Malaysian, Indonesian and Javanese. Our Malay sounds similar to yours than Malaysian Malay though. You can search for Srilankan Malay in youtube if you like.
@@draem_seekr saya orng melayu dari sri lanka, kitorang pun bilang itu babat perut kata, sebab kitang pe bahasa sedigit beda beda dari bahasa melayu bicara di nusantera.
@@tuanaqeel5885
Nusantara
Yes we are island peoples 👍
This channel s indeed the best ever food reviewer. It has one stop shop of everything featuring the food, history, culture and intend to preserve all of them.
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If you notice, they dont touch the food with their left hand. It puts left handers in a bit of a pickle, but traditionally in India SL etc etc left hand is used to wash your behind, and not for anything else.
That must be hard to do.
one of my favorite episode , home food looks great !
Aunty Doreen, your food prep is really a hit.. The beef tounge and his reaction was epic.. I mean he has literally tasted every good cuisine under the sun.. He knows what good food is!!
Ruzaina, Srilanka's official host for foreign food reviewing yourtubers!
From mark wiens to sonny, i have lost the count.
This episode was outstanding.. love it🥰🥰🥰
Great stuff. Beautifully edited. Love the pace.
I lived in Indonesia for 20+ years, and lots of that food looks very familiar - and very delicious. Language too...babat, roti etc....
Srilanka is surprisingly diverse for such a small country
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I’m a new viewer to your channel and am absolutely enamored with the way you interact with people of other cultures respectfully but curiously. This show is a more than worthy successor to cable tv food shows
Thanks for given good reviews about Sri Lanka ♥️