i'm not even from new york but i appreciate the journalism and being able to shed some light in these communities and stories that otherwise would never get told, thank you.
A lot of interesting or nice things from New York are usually unknown due to the large size of the city. Even many local New Yorkers don’t know due to so much volume in the area
Mantai Chow, you did an amazing job filming this. If this was extended into a feature length film no doubt it would be winning awards. There was such an immediate sense of community in this vid.
He's also biased against blacks. I waved him down for a ride a full half a block in front of him and he didnt stop. I see him 3 hours later with a young white girl with a nyu sweater on lol. Hes a chump
This made me tear up. So sweet. Having places where we can feel seen, be in friendship, and be well fed is so important and can feel hard to come by! I love that place exists, and that you made this video!
My dad's a taxi driver for 25 years now, and since I became older I realized how hard he works. He comes home at 3 am and gets maybe 3 hours of sleep. Maybe someday when I make money I'll be able to give him the luxurious things in life... 😁
@@bhenchordsingh5028 My parents are in their 50s and married each other in their 20s. They do everything together; I don't see why he would cheat. Our household is happy, sorry that yours isn't.
@@bhenchordsingh5028 how fucking sad do you have to be to even think of this thought, I pray that you get through all your struggles in life so that you won't be so miserable.
I've eaten here many times and cant get enough of it the food is delicious every time I'm in New York from maryland visiting a friend that works at Baruch College i make sure to come and have a meal at HAANDI.
Back in the summer of 2010, I ate at an ISKCON in Dublin that had insanely delicious vegetarian Indian food! If I ever return to Dublin, I'll eat there for sure!
My Pakistani Dad arrived in NYC in '52 with a doctors degree from Prince Edward in Lahore. After he passed, a friend of his let me know he was a Cabby after he arrived. He never told me about his first job in the USA. Lower Lex has always been the spot for visits to Kulauztyan and Shaheen Sweets back in the day. Eid Mubarak...
King Edward was the best medical school in the country, right now it trades blows with Aga Khan for first place. It's like the Harvard Medical School of Pakistan, but since it's publicly funded it's still the absolute dream school for people who want to become doctors. Your father must have been one smart man to get into KE in the late 40s, you should be very proud
Some of the best people out there. Met a man from Bangladesh at a dealership as I worked there for a while. Best man to have a conversation with and a hard working person.
A job that requires a lot of skills and an important part of the city, yet it is becoming difficult for working people like him to make enough to live, not to mention thrive. I'm glad there are restaurants that provide a resting place with delicious food for everyday people.
Its a reality. My dad is Pakistani and drove the yellow cab for years. He has to move over to uber because along with Lyft was taking away all the business.
Great service by Mr Khan for giving space to people to pray, hangout, eat for the community, for people of NYC to get a meal at affordable prices... he is the real wealthy person who has big heart... Great video...
This was beautifully made with beautiful people in it and a beautiful story. Thank you NYT cooking I love seeing real people with real jobs and a truer representation of people who live in our world
My father is a Muslim West African cab driver (since the ‘90s) and his community is one that sustains us in ways we dont even know. I loved this video so much as it gave me insight into the functionings of his community. My dad also structures his day around daily prayers and work and i find it so admirable😂
I've been to Haandi many times before. If you like Pakistani grilled meats, then you simply can't beat the $11 special here which gets you two kinds of meats, a veggie option, rice, salad and a naan bread. Get the keema kebab (minced meat kebab) in particular, spicy and moist. The mango lassi is also very good. I was craving a taste of home and the curries here have that home-style cooking flavor down-pat. Filled with Pakistani and Bangladeshi cab drivers, I could understand some of the Bengali and Urdu being spoken which was cool. Most people come here for pick up and take out since there really isn't a lot of tables here and what spots there are, are filled with the cab drivers.
This could explain why the owner can't afford to hire staff. For any food establishment to be profitable, you need a constant flow of customers. Cabbies occupying tables and socialising is not good for business. And it was nonsense for the owner/chef to say that he puts in secret spices. BTW, the food at Lahori looked far more appetising and fresh.
@@mauharley i didn't get the impression that the store owner valued personal profit over supporting his community. He could be charging rent for the space used for prayer service too, but didn't want to. I have immense respect for the man who works for a community in this world driven by profit, the willpower that must take to do every day is incredible.
It Used to be Datta Durbar in Chicago. But I hear it's been closed now. They had a free lounge next door with pool tables and couches. It was a 24 hour restaurant run by Hyderabadis from India.
@@dyanflores443 He pitched this concept to the NYTimes which they rejected before he just produced it himself with his own money and now they have ripped him off.
Masha’allah Ameen is a great person and I am genuinely proud to see us Muslims serving our communities in whatever ways that we can…May Allah SWA bless you all
Next time I am in New York I am going to hire one of the drivers for a day just so they can show me all the great places to eat but also to show me a community that I have never experienced. Great Video Thank You 🙏
I haven’t been in downtown NYC since I graduated high school in 1979. I been to NYC every Christmas since I was in elementary school because that was our field trip to NYC and in the spring it was Washington DC. So I miss that craziness!!
Such a soulful video. There are plenty of simple people in the world, who do things they are passionate about and feel a sense of community, give and take in it. Love this group of people.
I love cultures, I love food but most of all I love to meet people and listen to their experiences; to see our similarities and understand our differences. Thank you for these videos.
I have been fortunate enough to work with and get to know many Muslims from Bangladesh and Pakistan and their warmth and compassion and their sense of community is truly special. The Bangladeshi chefs in one restaurant found out that a new chef from Australia, who was not Muslim himself, was staying in a cheap hostel while trying to save to get a place, they insisted he move in with them, and allowed him to stay there rent fee while he saved up to find a place to rent.
@@livinghope1561 It isn't their fault that you Christians don't have a community of them. So all they can do now is make a Christian community themselves and make a video for you!
@@Azhar__ Christians have a bigger community than you can think of.. go to Texas or Oklahoma... Even in new york there's bigger community and US was built on Christian foundation.... You muslims need to learn some characters...
@@livinghope1561 who denied that Einstein? First, learn to read and process data properly, then come to argue. The previous comment was the response to the comment that you made about NY City. Here you're busy proving your arguing skills.
@@Azhar__ just say you lost your own argument of saying that Christians don't have a community.. whereas the presence of Christian community in the US is known all over the world that's the reason all terrorist world is against US. there is also a big cab driving Christian community who shares the gospel while driving the cabs why don't you talk about that?????
It looked like they were mostly serving meat dishes. That's one reason why I prefer Indian restaurants over Pakistani/Bangladeshi restaurants, since Indian restaurants have a lot more vegetarian choices and I'm vegetarian. I'll pass on Haandi
Curry in a Hurry! So glad to see it featured here. It's run by some of the kindest people who you can tell truly care about who comes into their restaurant.
What an amazing Brother, he shows us what it is to truly be a good Muslim. Inshallah he will have a long life and may Allah make it easy. Thank you for sharing this with us.
South Asian excellence, what a beautiful site. I want Ameen to be my dad. He also reminded me how beautiful religion can be. Art is such a sweetheart too. People who can cook are so so so underrated. Especially those who're willing to cook for people. Shoutout to 1st gens everywhere.
I'll never forget a little Pakistani kitchen I used to go to on Church and Chambers. Many taxi guys ate there. Those who know know. The staff was so hard working and the food was so good there. They even had the little naan oven.
Great content, NYT! But it's a bit funny when you say you use secret ingredients, Mr Ali. 2:26 We have already seen boxes and boxes of Shan Masalas on the shelf. 2:13
Heartwarming video. Felt a great sense of strong community from this piece. Good food and the people you cross paths with along the way. Simple but crucial part of life's journey. Wonderful
Haandi has been around during the late 80's.. same location owner has been Mr. Harjeet Singh, and Vijay Saab. Great location and good food... It was my first restaurant job.. 😂
still here, still asking for proper CCs. the auto generated ones always have errors and omissions and are insufficient access for those who need them (hi, like me).
Loved this journalism and so great to see how every day hard workers have this kind of community. As Muslim myself, i would love to and will visit one day NYC and Explorer it through my own eyes but at this moment, this is so much eyes opening and would love to see more of this kind of journalism from different cultures as well!!! Love to you guys in NYC!!!!!!!!!
This is such a beautiful depiction of the hard work of all these people who come from the developing countries to feed their families. I am super proud of my people :)
So much respect for these Pakistani people putting in their hard work to make a better living. Makes us realise the efforts of every single person who gets out there every single day to make an inch of a difference to better their lives.
I moved to nyc to go to college in 1980. Of the gazillion things I ‘discovered’, these places where cabbies eat are in the top tier of awesome nyc stuff. Even though some of them were very much of and for people (almost always men) of that place. Punjabi places were my favorite. I miss nyc so much.
May Allah continue to provide all of the best for these amazing drivers. Wonderful video! Very wholesome to see them create such a beautiful community :D
You all stole this idea from Kareem Rahma- keep the meter running! He pitched the idea, you all rejected it and then you produced the same show. Shame on you NYTimes!
Easily one of the best pieces I've ever seen from NYT. This is journalism... give me the untold stories of the people who are the backbone of our economy and give them the spotlight they deserve.
In fact, ol' Kareem invented the camera! He wanted to name it "Kareema" but that's just the female equivalent of "Kareem" so he went with "camera" instead.
Oh, I adore this. This video puts the NEW YORK in the New York Times. It gives such, no pun intended, a fantastic taste of one particular part of the city to touch on larger topics. Next time I am in New York, I will have to give it a try.
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This video is a triumph in showing the importance of a local community within one of the largest cities in the world, excellent journalism!
The video featured a number of antisemites. Absolute disgrace.
LOl..ur joking right? right?@Ground_Dee
@@Squadron_Bodronyou’re the one who’s antisemitic
Islam in the western world just does work. They are turning great cities in the USA into third world countries.
Not even top ten of the worlds largest cities 😂
i'm not even from new york but i appreciate the journalism and being able to shed some light in these communities and stories that otherwise would never get told, thank you.
More like stolen content from small creators
Stolen from Kareem Rahma, creator of Keep the Meter Running.
be "where do terrorists go to eat"😂😂😂😂😂😂
A lot of interesting or nice things from New York are usually unknown due to the large size of the city. Even many local New Yorkers don’t know due to so much volume in the area
@@vipulagora1325 nobody believes that anymore, everyone knows they're defending themselves, cow dump lickers on the other hand... xD
Mantai Chow, you did an amazing job filming this. If this was extended into a feature length film no doubt it would be winning awards. There was such an immediate sense of community in this vid.
@dinilestari9953 And directing. Incredible!
This was all stolen from someone else.
amazing video
Stolen idea, video, karma is a bitch
@@nullvoid2001show the receipts or stfu
"If your dish is good, don't worry about the competition. People decide." No muss, no hype, all taste baby.
Gay
KHAN IS THE BEST!!! HE IS SUCH A KIND PERSON & HAVE KNOWN HIM FOR MANY YEARS!! I LOVE THIS!!
Thanks
@@A-khan-1988 are you the person in the video ?
@@hulkhogan8339 yes
He's also biased against blacks. I waved him down for a ride a full half a block in front of him and he didnt stop. I see him 3 hours later with a young white girl with a nyu sweater on lol. Hes a chump
He sells crack and cocaine on the side. Google his kids. Drug dealers.
This made me tear up. So sweet. Having places where we can feel seen, be in friendship, and be well fed is so important and can feel hard to come by! I love that place exists, and that you made this video!
My dad's a taxi driver for 25 years now, and since I became older I realized how hard he works. He comes home at 3 am and gets maybe 3 hours of sleep. Maybe someday when I make money I'll be able to give him the luxurious things in life... 😁
Is he deffo doing taxi at that time or with his bit on the side chick?????? I don’t trust ure dad working late he probably cheating maybe
@@bhenchordsingh5028 My parents are in their 50s and married each other in their 20s. They do everything together; I don't see why he would cheat. Our household is happy, sorry that yours isn't.
What's wrong with you sucker@@bhenchordsingh5028
@@bhenchordsingh5028 No he not unlike your sikhni,s women, Sikh women love muslim lorra.
@@bhenchordsingh5028 how fucking sad do you have to be to even think of this thought, I pray that you get through all your struggles in life so that you won't be so miserable.
The guy is just too happy to have that food corner in his life. Food and social circle are the keys to happiness after all!
Such a beautiful documentary that shows the intersection of food, community and culture… truly heartwarming.
I've eaten here many times and cant get enough of it the food is delicious every time I'm in New York from maryland visiting a friend that works at Baruch College i make sure to come and have a meal at HAANDI.
Love this kind of content! Seeing how different cultures eat in New York. Please continue to make these. Watching from Dublin, Ireland 🇮🇪
Tallaght watcher here 🇮🇪🍻
I just freakin love content!
New York times special on chips and curry
Back in the summer of 2010, I ate at an ISKCON in Dublin that had insanely delicious vegetarian Indian food! If I ever return to Dublin, I'll eat there for sure!
I share the same sentiment! Watching from Jakarta, Indonesia!
My Pakistani Dad arrived in NYC in '52 with a doctors degree from Prince Edward in Lahore. After he passed, a friend of his let me know he was a Cabby after he arrived. He never told me about his first job in the USA. Lower Lex has always been the spot for visits to Kulauztyan and Shaheen Sweets back in the day.
Eid Mubarak...
He was a doctor and then became a cab driver? Thanks for sharing! Did he use his degree afterwards?
@dropdead266 yes, it took some time and hard work
King Edward was the best medical school in the country, right now it trades blows with Aga Khan for first place. It's like the Harvard Medical School of Pakistan, but since it's publicly funded it's still the absolute dream school for people who want to become doctors. Your father must have been one smart man to get into KE in the late 40s, you should be very proud
Bet he denied me a ride because ny skin color
Curious, did he remain in NYC? Where did you grow up?
Hanndi is legit one of my favorite restaurants. It’s affordable and the food is always amazing.
Love you
So happy that you like Pakistani food.
Well it looks filthy dirty to me 🤮 🤮
But they all are dirty
@@tatsnneeps341hahah you would lose your mind if you saw what your favorite restaurants kitchen would look like 😂😂 spoken like a spoiled little bitc h
Some of the best people out there. Met a man from Bangladesh at a dealership as I worked there for a while. Best man to have a conversation with and a hard working person.
The two restaurants he visited were Pakistani btw. Two others that he referenced are Bangladeshi.
5:34 i thought he was finna blow up lmfao
A job that requires a lot of skills and an important part of the city, yet it is becoming difficult for working people like him to make enough to live, not to mention thrive. I'm glad there are restaurants that provide a resting place with delicious food for everyday people.
Its a reality. My dad is Pakistani and drove the yellow cab for years. He has to move over to uber because along with Lyft was taking away all the business.
@@Noorullah1 you cant do uber and taxi at the same time ?
@@ramister_9894 No. I don’t think that is allowed.
Cabs did it to them self
@@dominickjustave3558 how did cab drivers do it to themselves? Over pricing or what?
Great service by Mr Khan for giving space to people to pray, hangout, eat for the community, for people of NYC to get a meal at affordable prices... he is the real wealthy person who has big heart... Great video...
This was beautifully made with beautiful people in it and a beautiful story. Thank you NYT cooking
I love seeing real people with real jobs and a truer representation of people who live in our world
They literally stole it from a comedian because they don't care about real people, so he did it himself. Check out "keep the meter running"
My father is a Muslim West African cab driver (since the ‘90s) and his community is one that sustains us in ways we dont even know. I loved this video so much as it gave me insight into the functionings of his community. My dad also structures his day around daily prayers and work and i find it so admirable😂
So he's taking jobs from American citizens?
And yo mama a snowbunny?
be "where do terrorists go to eat"😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@vipulagora1325Most of these people aren't like that though.
@@vipulagora1325 L user + L comment having no sense as if not other religions are considered the same too, get a life
I came for the food but stayed to see and hear about this sweet community ❤️. Thank you.
“FOOD AND FRIENDSHIP … AND FAITH = FORMULA FOR A SUCCESSFUL LIFE.”
I've been to Haandi many times before. If you like Pakistani grilled meats, then you simply can't beat the $11 special here which gets you two kinds of meats, a veggie option, rice, salad and a naan bread. Get the keema kebab (minced meat kebab) in particular, spicy and moist. The mango lassi is also very good.
I was craving a taste of home and the curries here have that home-style cooking flavor down-pat. Filled with Pakistani and Bangladeshi cab drivers, I could understand some of the Bengali and Urdu being spoken which was cool. Most people come here for pick up and take out since there really isn't a lot of tables here and what spots there are, are filled with the cab drivers.
Where are you originally from? How does Haandi compare with Lahori Kabab?
This could explain why the owner can't afford to hire staff. For any food establishment to be profitable, you need a constant flow of customers. Cabbies occupying tables and socialising is not good for business. And it was nonsense for the owner/chef to say that he puts in secret spices.
BTW, the food at Lahori looked far more appetising and fresh.
@@mauharley i didn't get the impression that the store owner valued personal profit over supporting his community. He could be charging rent for the space used for prayer service too, but didn't want to. I have immense respect for the man who works for a community in this world driven by profit, the willpower that must take to do every day is incredible.
be "where do terrorists go to eat"😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@vipulagora1325 L user + L comment having no sense as if not other religions are considered the same too, get a life
I live for communities like this. The world isn’t all bad. Thanks for sharing.
My mom discovered the place where Chicago tax drivers eat. Best Pakistani food we ever had, very generous portions, we could never finish.
haha that's what a 'doggy bag' is for :)
Which place is it?
For real...where at? I'm visiting later this year...
It Used to be Datta Durbar in Chicago. But I hear it's been closed now.
They had a free lounge next door with pool tables and couches. It was a 24 hour restaurant run by Hyderabadis from India.
You got to name the place . Can't leave us hanging
This is what the true meaning of community is. What a beautiful story. Can't wait to go to New York and eat at Haandi!
the authenticity of this video, and the commentary from the taxi driver. I wish journalism would do more of this. (instead of all the sensationalism)
what a bless person . hes a gem to the community.
everyone in New York go and support these great community authentic restaurants
What a wonderful glimpse of a side of New York we rarely get to see. Real folks and hard working people who largely go unnoticed.
This is fantastic but needs to be a series that showcases cab drivers of different nationalities and backgrounds. Love it.
This exists! It’s called Keep the Meter Running and the host Kareem is a real mensch.
@@dyanflores443 He pitched this concept to the NYTimes which they rejected before he just produced it himself with his own money and now they have ripped him off.
Absolutely
Masha’allah Ameen is a great person and I am genuinely proud to see us Muslims serving our communities in whatever ways that we can…May Allah SWA bless you all
Love this video! This is the meaning of community, something our big cities are losing unfortunately due to gentrification. God bless these men ❤
Next time I am in New York I am going to hire one of the drivers for a day just so they can show me all the great places to eat but also to show me a community that I have never experienced. Great Video Thank You 🙏
What if they touch u up
It’s one of the best moves in any city. Ask your servers and drivers what their favorite spot is.
It's been 8 month. Did you visit NYC?
I haven’t been in downtown NYC since I graduated high school in 1979. I been to NYC every Christmas since I was in elementary school because that was our field trip to NYC and in the spring it was Washington DC. So I miss that craziness!!
This is the type of content Kaleem does actually, he posts it on instagram, he's got tons of them. Such a great content!
We love our taxi drivers. Thank you for your service to this great city.
please do more of this! love seeing all these ethnic restaurants
Great piece of content. That's what we need :)
ps : I wonder which camera you shot that video with...
insanely wholesome
@@Squadron_Bodron your ragebait won't work sorry
One of the best videos on youtube. Great JOB NYT Cooking
i used to work at the NYU school of dentistry and would walk over to haandi all the time!
Honestly seeing content like means the world to me. Its relly humble and down to earth. Honestly wish there was more of this kind of content.
Such a soulful video. There are plenty of simple people in the world, who do things they are passionate about and feel a sense of community, give and take in it. Love this group of people.
I love cultures, I love food but most of all I love to meet people and listen to their experiences; to see our similarities and understand our differences. Thank you for these videos.
I have been fortunate enough to work with and get to know many Muslims from Bangladesh and Pakistan and their warmth and compassion and their sense of community is truly special. The Bangladeshi chefs in one restaurant found out that a new chef from Australia, who was not Muslim himself, was staying in a cheap hostel while trying to save to get a place, they insisted he move in with them, and allowed him to stay there rent fee while he saved up to find a place to rent.
We need Christian community in new York... Why these videos only show Muslim community but not Christian community.... USA is a Christian country.
@@livinghope1561 It isn't their fault that you Christians don't have a community of them. So all they can do now is make a Christian community themselves and make a video for you!
@@Azhar__ Christians have a bigger community than you can think of.. go to Texas or Oklahoma... Even in new york there's bigger community and US was built on Christian foundation.... You muslims need to learn some characters...
@@livinghope1561 who denied that Einstein? First, learn to read and process data properly, then come to argue.
The previous comment was the response to the comment that you made about NY City. Here you're busy proving your arguing skills.
@@Azhar__ just say you lost your own argument of saying that Christians don't have a community.. whereas the presence of Christian community in the US is known all over the world that's the reason all terrorist world is against US. there is also a big cab driving Christian community who shares the gospel while driving the cabs why don't you talk about that?????
I didn’t expect tears to fall down my face but this story is excellent. CommUNITY is everything!
"I cannot live without Haandi food". Forget golden yelp reviews and Michelin stars, this is the only endorsement I need.
totally chap!
It looked like they were mostly serving meat dishes. That's one reason why I prefer Indian restaurants over Pakistani/Bangladeshi restaurants, since Indian restaurants have a lot more vegetarian choices and I'm vegetarian. I'll pass on Haandi
I literally was not planning on looking up any reviews and just go there based on that statement! 😂
This is food is amazing. I’d go here for lunch a lot. And i worked like 20 blocks north.
be "where do terrorists go to eat"😂😂😂😂😂😂
I love this! This is what New York is about. Warms my heart
Curry in a Hurry! So glad to see it featured here. It's run by some of the kindest people who you can tell truly care about who comes into their restaurant.
What an amazing Brother, he shows us what it is to truly be a good Muslim. Inshallah he will have a long life and may Allah make it easy. Thank you for sharing this with us.
5:34 i thought he was finna blow up lmfao
this is ABSOLUTELY gorgeous and so well filmed. i thoroughly loved this!
brought tears to my eyes, kudos NYT cooking team!
Thanks for not having someone narrate/lead this story. It was good to hear them speak for themselves
South Asian excellence, what a beautiful site. I want Ameen to be my dad. He also reminded me how beautiful religion can be. Art is such a sweetheart too. People who can cook are so so so underrated. Especially those who're willing to cook for people. Shoutout to 1st gens everywhere.
Great segment, beautifully put together.
The diversity of New York is what makes it beautiful and why many of us come to visit, but never leave.
Cabs are always clutch when Ubers and Lyft surcharges are insane. Also respect to cab drivers who know all the streets without GPS.
The ubers ruined nyc. There's like 100,000 of them driving around nyc at all times and they're all horrible drivers.
What does clutch mean?
@@stephenfisher3721when someone helps u when u need…u need homework and ur friend gives you…he came in clutch
@@Paul-oh4fe You must have terrible experiences every time then but every cab i've been in was a great trip without issues.
@@48162342he was talking about uber
I'll never forget a little Pakistani kitchen I used to go to on Church and Chambers. Many taxi guys ate there. Those who know know. The staff was so hard working and the food was so good there. They even had the little naan oven.
You must be referring to the now closed Pakistan Tea House, right?
wonderful place
Food, friendship and faith. A joy to watch.
This one of the best piece of work!!!
It was stolen from the original creator, Kareem Rahma. He pitched his show Keep the Meter Running to NYT. They turned him down to steal the idea.
May Allah increase these brothers and grant them the best of this world and the akhirah
Fantastic heartwarming story. Watching from Bonnie Doon in Victoria, Australia 🇦🇺
This one of the best piece of work i have seen in youtube keep em coming.
that last "food and friendship" with his merging hands made me tear up, it really is such a beautiful unifier
Great content, NYT!
But it's a bit funny when you say you use secret ingredients, Mr Ali. 2:26
We have already seen boxes and boxes of Shan Masalas on the shelf. 2:13
Heartwarming video. Felt a great sense of strong community from this piece.
Good food and the people you cross paths with along the way. Simple but crucial part of life's journey. Wonderful
Haandi has been around during the late 80's.. same location owner has been Mr. Harjeet Singh, and Vijay Saab.
Great location and good food... It was my first restaurant job.. 😂
aw this is so wholesome to watch
MORE of this please! NYC Cooking should be about EVERYONE and the shared spaces the community cooks and eats in - together.
That’s a wholesome video. All the best for the community people there.
still here, still asking for proper CCs. the auto generated ones always have errors and omissions and are insufficient access for those who need them (hi, like me).
Shameful how many news outlets won't invest in proper captioning
This was an amazing documentary! Thank you for sharing it! It tugged at my heart
I've eaten at Curry in a Hurry and Lahori Kebab. Both are great late-night spots. Hope I get to try Haandi soon!
Im from UK watching this video was heart warming.
Thankyou.
What a beautiful story, NYT Cooking! Well done.
Loved this journalism and so great to see how every day hard workers have this kind of community. As Muslim myself, i would love to and will visit one day NYC and Explorer it through my own eyes but at this moment, this is so much eyes opening and would love to see more of this kind of journalism from different cultures as well!!! Love to you guys in NYC!!!!!!!!!
I am looking forward to the next one as this touched my soul. Much love from Australia 🇦🇺
I love this so much. Please tell more of these stories as it reminds me why I love NYC so much.
This is such a great segment coming out of NYT cooking.
This is such a beautiful depiction of the hard work of all these people who come from the developing countries to feed their families. I am super proud of my people :)
One of the best videos I have ever watched on youtube
So beautiful to see a thriving community, I hope I am able to cultivate strong relationships like the ones in this video, it's very inspirational
So much respect for these Pakistani people putting in their hard work to make a better living. Makes us realise the efforts of every single person who gets out there every single day to make an inch of a difference to better their lives.
I moved to nyc to go to college in 1980. Of the gazillion things I ‘discovered’, these places where cabbies eat are in the top tier of awesome nyc stuff. Even though some of them were very much of and for people (almost always men) of that place. Punjabi places were my favorite. I miss nyc so much.
Where do you live now? Thanks.
This is awesome. Can't get more NYC than this.
Been to Lahori Kabob many times. That place is excellent at all times of day, and their Goat/Lamb dishes are among the best I've had anywhere.
It's wasn't less than a Netflix documentary. Well captured. Kudos to #MAmeen for his services❤
From #Pakistan 🇵🇰
Tnx
May Allah continue to provide all of the best for these amazing drivers. Wonderful video! Very wholesome to see them create such a beautiful community :D
What a great video showing simple down to earth people. ❤😊
Besides showcasing the yummy cuisines, it also shows the personal side of things of Khan. Splendid video!
Thank you for this heartwarming video! I really enjoyed it.
I was struggling to describe the video till I saw your comment and heartwarming is the best description 🙏
Excellent. Beautiful inside look at the wonderful food and locals. Thank you
You all stole this idea from Kareem Rahma- keep the meter running! He pitched the idea, you all rejected it and then you produced the same show. Shame on you NYTimes!
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Also, the heading should be "where do terrorists go to eat"😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@vipulagora1325 L user + L comment having no sense as if not other religions are considered the same too, get a life
@@vipulagora1325 you've literally commented that multiple times. I would say hindutva are more terrorist than this man 😂
Omg it is a blatant rip off. Classic corparate american values!!!
Easily one of the best pieces I've ever seen from NYT. This is journalism... give me the untold stories of the people who are the backbone of our economy and give them the spotlight they deserve.
This was incredible. Ameen is such a beautiful soul.
I never comment on videos but I just want to say that I loved this so much.
The format for this show was stolen directly from Kareem Rahma's show KEEP THE METER RUNNING which he pitched directly to NYTimes
Please.
This concept has been done a BUNCH of times.
In fact, Anthony Bourdain did several of these segments himself as part of many episodes.
@@sfdko3291 Absolutely. It was the first season of A Cook's Tour. The concept has been out there and up for interpretation for 20 years.
In fact, ol' Kareem invented the camera! He wanted to name it "Kareema" but that's just the female equivalent of "Kareem" so he went with "camera" instead.
Food is such a wonderful thingy! It brings people closer, make them happy!
I clicked prepared to scrub but my eyes were glued for the entire piece. Hats off to Mantai Chow for crafting such a beautiful and engaging work.
Thank you for showing this.
Very well done.
Phenomenal journalism. More of this, please.
Oh, I adore this. This video puts the NEW YORK in the New York Times. It gives such, no pun intended, a fantastic taste of one particular part of the city to touch on larger topics. Next time I am in New York, I will have to give it a try.
Amazing person god bless him
This was such a lovely video 🥹 Seriously made me tear up a little