As a turkish native speaker, it was re-assuring and wonderful to watch cooking 'Ash' and 'Manti' with the turkic people. I had same dishes in Xian China. The chinese and turkic people are so welcoming, loving and caring. Thank you.
@@AbaseenPodcast Some people are apparently Muslims But in principle, race and nationality are considered superior to being Muslims and faith in God. Tribalists and racists
@@m.nasrodinov aş is Turkic word that we can see on Orkhon inscriptions (735). At 735 persians and turks were not communicating. Orkhon inscriptions are the firs credit that the word of aş is being used. Also on Uygur Yenisey inscriptions we see the word of aşçı which is chef or cooker. Etymologists couldn't find any credit that turks took the aş word from persians that they don't have any fing idea who they are at those times. You are the racist and tribalist here that you were sooo uncomfortable with the calling aş as turkic you needed to ''fix'' it as pErSiAn.
@@talialee6364 Yes, these uyghurs are Turks, the urkhun plain and parts of MONGOLIA and northern china are turks. But only the word "ash" is a Persian word that has been transferred from this language to tuRkisH All this racism is not a good thing
@@uguryzg yeeaahh. Turks didn't know to put the meat over fire, and not able to mix wheat with water to make bread. Wonder why chinese eat noncooked raw animals while they were alive.
@@MY-yy2ff Chinese stir fry is raw? Uyghur cuisine is a mix of chinese, indian, Arabic and a bit of turkic and mongolic. Like turks claim lahmacun is „turkish“ while the word is semetic and the origin mesopotamian
Bu arada uygurlar ırk olarak Çinli değildir kardeşim. Çinde yaşayan bir Müslüman Türk halkıdır. Bunun ispatı ise gördüğün yemeklerdir, yemeklerin tamamı Çin yemek kültürüne ait değil Türk yemek kültürüne aittir ve bu yemekleri Çin seddinden, Bosna herseğe, tataristandan kuzey hindistana kadar olan bölgede bulabilirsin afiyet olsun.
Thanks guys for another great video on Kyrgyzstan and its street food and markets, fresh. Impressive detail. Did you know the meaning of the suffix -stan shared by seven countries in the heart of Central Asia? It means, 'the place of' or 'the land of'. Eg Kyrgyzstan, 'the land of the Kyrgyz.👍
This Old Persian word -stan has a similar sounding and similar meaning cognate in the English language as well called -ton. This is a common suffix from Old English, meaning ‘enclosure’ or ‘estate’ a meaning similar to 'land' or 'place'. Eg. Brighton, Everton, Darlington.
This is epic! My favorite part of the video is when a woman using chopsticks to hold the noodle and create a unique dish. Kyrgyzstan is such a outstanding country, isn't it? Great video!
My Japanese mother has made 10,000's of gyoza, over the years. That woman can make a factory perfectly pleated dumpling in 2 seconds flat! OMFG! They are so delicious as well. (One of my most favorite things in the world.) 😍
I'm a Pakistani Canadian and I am learning so much about that part of the world because of you down to earth real knowledge vlogs. May you be super successful.
Loves your video and thank you for showing the culture and foods in Kyrgyzstan people seem friendly and nice. Enjoys watching you both video. Take care, have fun.
The good looks so delicious, my mother used to make her homemade noodles the same way, didn’t use a knife like that though 🤣 that was massive. Awesome experience guys
Was great to watch the muslim side of Kergizstan and at the end the afgh chai , is called qaimaqh chai and she made it quite close to Afghan qaimaqh chai but not fully, loved their food and life style and their beautiful dishes . Thank u Luck and Siabriyna for this incredible episode of kergizestan
The first noodle dish reminds me of tibetan thukpa and also laphing ( cold spicy noodle) the fried food that you referred to as a cracker is called Khapsey in Tibetan and it alsp looks the same and is made the same way but tibetans also make Khapsey in many other different shapes
بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم مفتاح الجنة لا اله إلا الله محمد رسول الله دين الإسلام والله سبحانه وتعالى جعل فوزناوفوز الأنس والجان فقط بدين الاسلام والايمان والاعمال الصالحة
Thats food is amazing bro .❣️ I want you come in my city agra .🎉😘 I want meet both of you ❤️👍. From yesterday to today i watched of all video .😀 I don't know very much english. 😅 But i likes ur expression 🤪 mmmmm awesome 😛. I love you both 😘😘😘😘.and god bless you Uuuuuuummmmmmmhhhhhh😘
Wow, I have been watching you guys since your channel was itty bitty. Now look at ya 1.2+M subs. I only hope I can be as successful when I start my channel
The scene at the Uyghur family’s home was bittersweet. Clearly warm and beautiful people. Out of respect for your channel, I won’t turn this comment into a political soapbox.. 😖
Interesting part of the world! But if they're Muslim, why are they using a noodle dish to get rid of a hangover? Maybe they drink a bit, even if they shouldn't?
I am not even from Asia and I felt insulted by being called Chinese because it brushes off the Uyghurs persecution like nothing is happening. I get you.
Calling it Muslim street food is so stupid. That's like going to Italy and calling their food Catholic Street food. Or calling food Christian street food. 👎
The best part of your videos is traveling so many miles away from the comfort of my living room couch. Thanks Luke and Sabrina; you guys are doing wonderfully well. Keep up the good work.
Luke for your information: Uyghur's are Turkisch and muslim peoples. They are not chinese people. Uyghur cuisine is affected by mostly Turkish, muslim cuisines and less chinese cuisine.
You can see with your own eyes how they live in Xin Jiang, China as it's definitely accessable for visitors, not just believe what the mass medias want you to believe for some political agenda.
That food looked friggin' amazing. Would love to do this tour some time myself! When I used to live in KL, I used to go to this place that made handmade noodles from the Muslim Chinese area, and they were incredible.
We are from Malaysia. Of late there has been Uyghur refugees in Malaysia opening up their fantastically display of cuisine through restaurants. I hope the Chinese government get their just rewards for treating the Uyghurs with 0 humanity.
You are both so lucky to travel and experience so many cultures, this kind of experience makes people appreciate the human race. Thank you for letting as feel this humble state aswell.
The Uighur are an ethnically Turkic group of Muslims in the formerly independent Republic of East Turkistan, which the Chinese call Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region,There are also 500,000 Uighurs in Western Turkestan, known as Uzbekistan, Kazakistan, Kirgizistan, Turkmenistan and Tajikistan
Uyghur culture only has some turkic influence, before which they were Buddhist, but ethnically they have nothing to do with turk. Even Turkish are actually Greek.
Are you and Sabrina aware of the Uyghurs being in concentration camps in China originally from Xinjiang? The women are sterilised, terrible human rights violations by the Communists. Please use your channel to educate people @Luke Martin
I bet they won't say anything like that, because if they do, they won't be able to travel to China anymore...unfortunately it's really sad . The tibetans are in the same situation, and few politicians do actually something to support.
Are you and Sabrina aware I the Uyghurs being in concentration camps in China originally from Xinjiang? The women are sterilised, terrible human rights violations but the communists. Please use your channel to educate people @Luke Martin
@@thetreekeeper143 appearance shouldnt be fooling you ..Their language, beliefs, traditions, socials rules make them who really they are and they are Turk !!
Mashallah, I love Kyrgyzstani food and the people seem very nice. Best part is they eat spicy too,haha. Thank for the great video. Love and respect from Bahrain. 🙏🙏🌹🌹💐💐🙂🙂💯💯🌶️🌶️💜💜
Kyrgyzstan is a multinational peace loving country with a various cousine. Hope that you will show the traditional Kyrgyz food too. You two are awesome , love to watch you.
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What do you mean Uyghur Chinese???
Uyghur and Chinese not same thing. ❌❌❌❌❌❌❌❌❌♨️♨️♨️
Do some research before posting.
This is not a Uyghur, this is a Dungan (Chinese Hui Muslim)
LUKE MARTIN ZINDA BAAD,
PAKISTAN 🇵🇰 ZINDA BAAD
@@Muhxin_cn Thank you for your love and support .
Love from Azerbaijan
Hey that 'unique grass like herb' is just chives. =D
6:38 she says Bismillah as she starts preparing.
Class Act! MashAllah.
Thank you Luke for this. Really adds a whole new level of perspective.
As a turkish native speaker, it was re-assuring and wonderful to watch cooking 'Ash' and 'Manti' with the turkic people. I had same dishes in Xian China. The chinese and turkic people are so welcoming, loving and caring. Thank you.
Ash is a persian word brother😍
Can you give us an example of a people who are NOT welcoming, loving and caring? I'd like to avoid that place. Thank you.
@@AbaseenPodcast Some people are apparently Muslims
But in principle, race and nationality are considered superior to being Muslims and faith in God. Tribalists and racists
@@m.nasrodinov aş is Turkic word that we can see on Orkhon inscriptions (735). At 735 persians and turks were not communicating. Orkhon inscriptions are the firs credit that the word of aş is being used. Also on Uygur Yenisey inscriptions we see the word of aşçı which is chef or cooker. Etymologists couldn't find any credit that turks took the aş word from persians that they don't have any fing idea who they are at those times. You are the racist and tribalist here that you were sooo uncomfortable with the calling aş as turkic you needed to ''fix'' it as pErSiAn.
@@talialee6364 Yes, these uyghurs are Turks, the urkhun plain and parts of MONGOLIA and northern china are turks.
But only the word "ash" is a Persian word that has been transferred from this language to tuRkisH
All this racism is not a good thing
Love muslim of Uyghur from Morocco, our muslims brothers 🕋 🥰🥰🥰
Terroris 👹💣💣💣
@@joeset7053 ignorant comment
Shukran bzaf , Morocco is a beautiful place, and welcome to China,
ahlan ❤
@@sahaliyanula5742 This video is not China, but KYRGYZZSTAN.
Uygurs are very distinguished member of Turkish world. Root of civilization from food to medicine. God bless them and the rest also.
They all have adopted the Chinese🤣
Turkic* not „turkish“ and no they didn’t invented anything Konfuzius was Chinese btw not a Turk
@@uguryzg yeeaahh. Turks didn't know to put the meat over fire, and not able to mix wheat with water to make bread. Wonder why chinese eat noncooked raw animals while they were alive.
@@MY-yy2ff Chinese stir fry is raw? Uyghur cuisine is a mix of chinese, indian, Arabic and a bit of turkic and mongolic. Like turks claim lahmacun is „turkish“ while the word is semetic and the origin mesopotamian
@@uguryzg Uygurs are Turks
hello from Morocco to you guys and the Muslim Chinese community ..
I❤❤❤❤❤Moslim
Bu arada uygurlar ırk olarak Çinli değildir kardeşim. Çinde yaşayan bir Müslüman Türk halkıdır. Bunun ispatı ise gördüğün yemeklerdir, yemeklerin tamamı Çin yemek kültürüne ait değil Türk yemek kültürüne aittir ve bu yemekleri Çin seddinden, Bosna herseğe, tataristandan kuzey hindistana kadar olan bölgede bulabilirsin afiyet olsun.
Thanks guys for another great video on Kyrgyzstan and its street food and markets, fresh. Impressive detail. Did you know the meaning of the suffix -stan shared by seven countries in the heart of Central Asia? It means, 'the place of' or 'the land of'. Eg Kyrgyzstan, 'the land of the Kyrgyz.👍
You are right mr. this guys are making great contents, love watching them.
This Old Persian word -stan has a similar sounding and similar meaning cognate in the English language as well called -ton. This is a common suffix from Old English, meaning ‘enclosure’ or ‘estate’ a meaning similar to 'land' or 'place'. Eg. Brighton, Everton, Darlington.
This is epic! My favorite part of the video is when a woman using chopsticks to hold the noodle and create a unique dish. Kyrgyzstan is such a outstanding country, isn't it? Great video!
This is almost look like when they're making noodles.
@@jadecummings8093 Thank you for your love and support .
Love from Azerbaijan
@@kimchicooking7769 Azerbaycanimiza kucak dolusu selamlar
My Japanese mother has made 10,000's of gyoza, over the years. That woman can make a factory perfectly pleated dumpling in 2 seconds flat! OMFG! They are so delicious as well. (One of my most favorite things in the world.) 😍
Me too! Delicious.
Looks super delicious. Assalammualikum from Brother ismail Singapore 🇸🇬
Aleykümselam genç adam
I'm a Pakistani Canadian and I am learning so much about that part of the world because of you down to earth real knowledge vlogs. May you be super successful.
Loves your video and thank you for showing the culture and foods in Kyrgyzstan people seem friendly and nice. Enjoys watching you both video. Take care, have fun.
The good looks so delicious, my mother used to make her homemade noodles the same way, didn’t use a knife like that though 🤣 that was massive. Awesome experience guys
Was great to watch the muslim side of Kergizstan and at the end the afgh chai , is called qaimaqh chai and she made it quite close to Afghan qaimaqh chai but not fully, loved their food and life style and their beautiful dishes . Thank u Luck and Siabriyna for this incredible episode of kergizestan
Atkyan chai значит приготовленный чай .
I enjoyed this episode. Delicious spread of traditional foods
The timer was really kind from you guys. Didn't skip. But if I was in a certain kind of rush I would have loved it!
Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩 to Uyghur muslim ☪️
Nice content exposing people, culture and food.
Liked before watching. And I was not disappointed. You guys are awesome!
Really wana try those soft white noodles the lady was scraping with that unique tool.
First time I see this cuisine. Wow. Definitely on our bucket list.
Wow food looks amazing and both of you guys are amazing
Ashlyamfu 👌🏻proud be Uyghur !💙
Thanks for this halal content. Much appreciated ✌️👍
You sound like Mark Weins. Interesting vlog
The omelette was so delicious that I wanted to eat it.
Uyghur Foods İs Best 🤤😋
the old lady is a master at work..
The first noodle dish reminds me of tibetan thukpa and also laphing ( cold spicy noodle) the fried food that you referred to as a cracker is called Khapsey in Tibetan and it alsp looks the same and is made the same way but tibetans also make Khapsey in many other different shapes
good show
MashaAllah. ❤
Live long Uyghur
Their food does look good. The drawback is the time it takes to prepare it.
Hi! This video is so useful
I've tried Muslim food before, it's so damn good! 😀
Another fantastic episode :D
9:15 that's chinese chives, "jiucai".
BEAUTIFUL MUSLIM CHINESE CULTURE ❤️
Интересная кухня в Киргизстане.
В России даже таких киргизских блюд не встречал.
*What would the world be like without noodles and dumplings*
That is an amazing video Sir.😍
It looks like cotpoti in Bangladesh
"Супчик после похмелья"))
aduuuh kayanya enak makanan nya,,, jadi ngiler
Люблю Уйгуров
The pumpkins are for Halloween!
Uyghur food in California is amazing!
بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم
مفتاح الجنة لا اله إلا الله محمد رسول الله دين الإسلام والله سبحانه وتعالى جعل فوزناوفوز الأنس والجان فقط بدين الاسلام والايمان والاعمال الصالحة
Ughurs are the founders of noodles 🍜
I hope you will visit Algeria soon ❤
10 over 10 for the girl on noodles eating skills.
从来没见过这么帅的男人！
Wow looks like an amazing place....thanks for the vlog. I can't trust the BBC or CNN to report on world's affairs anymore.
nah sabby girl i have never tried punkin before. but id like to with you ;)
looks yumm
Thats food is amazing bro .❣️
I want you come in my city agra .🎉😘
I want meet both of you ❤️👍.
From yesterday to today i watched of all video .😀
I don't know very much english. 😅
But i likes ur expression 🤪 mmmmm awesome 😛.
I love you both 😘😘😘😘.and god bless you
Uuuuuuummmmmmmhhhhhh😘
Wow, I have been watching you guys since your channel was itty bitty. Now look at ya 1.2+M subs. I only hope I can be as successful when I start my channel
May I know which country from all u visited before have the best food taste??
THAT LONG DOUGH MUST BE ORIGINAL FORM OF JALAYBEE
The scene at the Uyghur family’s home was bittersweet. Clearly warm and beautiful people. Out of respect for your channel, I won’t turn this comment into a political soapbox.. 😖
Do you know what are they serving in the camps?
ماشاءاللہ
Interesting part of the world! But if they're Muslim, why are they using a noodle dish to get rid of a hangover? Maybe they drink a bit, even if they shouldn't?
read their history.
So you have been to Taiwan before ?
SyJinnPig be like: -99999999 social credits
UYGHUR Muslims , we don’t like being called Chinese 😤😑
Indeed: Uyghurs are Uyghurs likewise Tibetans are Tibetans and NOT Chinese.
I am not even from Asia and I felt insulted by being called Chinese because it brushes off the Uyghurs persecution like nothing is happening. I get you.
@@sanaab8747 thanks , they r good people though love their episode when they went to Pakistan , they probably didn’t know though😂😎
@@alessiab376 Uyghurs has Turkic origin and the geography called Turkestan
@@turukatrak1721 I know that, thank you.
When revisit Pakistan?
Calling it Muslim street food is so stupid. That's like going to Italy and calling their food Catholic Street food. Or calling food Christian street food. 👎
Agreed
You made me laugh for a second 🤣. You are absolutely right
9:17
Luke: This grassy-looking herbs
Me: Those are chives. Say CHIVES 😆
Haha… glad someone knew!
Exactly 😂😂😂 how could he not smell them 😂
Chives 韭菜😀
It's kucai in my country
@@zikriirfandi Thank you for your love and support .
Love from Azerbaijan
Wow, now this is unique, this is one of the best travel/foodie/cultural things I've seen in years. I have so much respect for you guys.
Hello from Taiwan!
This is America CIA
beautiful people, beautiful food. Thanks for showing us :)
The best part of your videos is traveling so many miles away from the comfort of my living room couch. Thanks Luke and Sabrina; you guys are doing wonderfully well. Keep up the good work.
I was born in Uzbekistan and manti is a very traditional dish, the pinching is an art form one definitely has to master
Xinkal
Luke for your information: Uyghur's are Turkisch and muslim peoples. They are not chinese people. Uyghur cuisine is affected by mostly Turkish, muslim cuisines and less chinese cuisine.
you both are always respectful of people & traditions.
These foods look delicious!!! Sending my love to the Uyghur people 💕 I hope they can stay strong during this scary time.
Scary time that the west is making rumors about muslim in China now.
You can see with your own eyes how they live in Xin Jiang, China as it's definitely accessable for visitors, not just believe what the mass medias want you to believe for some political agenda.
Justice for Uyghurs in China !
That food looked friggin' amazing. Would love to do this tour some time myself!
When I used to live in KL, I used to go to this place that made handmade noodles from the Muslim Chinese area, and they were incredible.
Hey! I lived in Malaysia for about a year, too! haha
We are from Malaysia. Of late there has been Uyghur refugees in Malaysia opening up their fantastically display of cuisine through restaurants. I hope the Chinese government get their just rewards for treating the Uyghurs with 0 humanity.
@@nschweiz4248 0 humanity???
@@nschweiz4248 You are more British to me
#freeuyghurs
Do they look captive?
@@whiteholeeducationcenter I'm talking about the Uyghurs who live in East Turkestan (Xinjiang)
@@samirayuldash7773 where is East terkisland? Never heard of it.
@@derigel1755 In China , it is an occupied country , now called Xinjiang
You are both so lucky to travel and experience so many cultures, this kind of experience makes people appreciate the human race. Thank you for letting as feel this humble state aswell.
The Uighur are an ethnically Turkic group of Muslims in the formerly independent Republic of East Turkistan, which the Chinese call Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region,There are also 500,000 Uighurs in Western Turkestan, known as Uzbekistan, Kazakistan, Kirgizistan, Turkmenistan and Tajikistan
Uyghur culture only has some turkic influence, before which they were Buddhist, but ethnically they have nothing to do with turk. Even Turkish are actually Greek.
@@derigel1755 Right
@@derigel1755 Uighurs were mixed of Tocharian White and Mongolian Uighurs so not Chinese or Hans
@@esramnor6734 uyghur was mixed with han but no turk.
@@derigel1755 Uighurs are mixed of Tocharian Indo-Europeans and Mongolian Turkic real Uighurs
Another great episode. Thank you for showcasing these wonderful cultures. Keep up the incredible work 💪
他們的飲食風格感覺很像，都是營養又美味！
很好奇 Sabrina 之後有包餃子給你吃嗎？哈哈！
You did a really great job！👍😄👏
謝謝分享, thanks for sharing！
From Indonesia love Uyghur, May you always be in the protection of Allah SWT,
@Luke Martin you are really cool
Dasar terroris 👹💣💣
Been in Kyrgystan in 2012, the best cuisine was pilaw and sachlik. Greetings from Poland :).
Are you and Sabrina aware of the Uyghurs being in concentration camps in China originally from Xinjiang? The women are sterilised, terrible human rights violations by the Communists. Please use your channel to educate people @Luke Martin
I bet they won't say anything like that, because if they do, they won't be able to travel to China anymore...unfortunately it's really sad . The tibetans are in the same situation, and few politicians do actually something to support.
@@dr.magnanimous8973 ahahahahhahaha, ahahahahah another troll paid by Ccp !
@@alessiab376 how do you know?
Are you and Sabrina aware I the Uyghurs being in concentration camps in China originally from Xinjiang? The women are sterilised, terrible human rights violations but the communists. Please use your channel to educate people @Luke Martin
Exactly,! His use of "Chinese " repeatedly is not appropriate here. You can't just ignore what's happening now for the sake of a food video.
Can u ask them... To tell condition of them.... In CHINA... the atrocities done by Chinese on them
That is some tasty looking noodles and dumpling. Love you guys showing us this new regional food and drink😋😛
Kyrgyzistan is a Turkish country by the way ..There might be a lot of Chinese influence in their cuisine but but they are Turk by nature!
They look more Asian than Turk.
@@thetreekeeper143 appearance shouldnt be fooling you ..Their language, beliefs, traditions, socials rules make them who really they are and they are Turk !!
Mashallah, I love Kyrgyzstani food and the people seem very nice. Best part is they eat spicy too,haha. Thank for the great video. Love and respect from Bahrain. 🙏🙏🌹🌹💐💐🙂🙂💯💯🌶️🌶️💜💜
May east Turkistan get independence
What is east jerkisland?
@@derigel1755 mind your language 😡
You are SICK ! How come Uyghurs become Uyghur Chinese or Chinese Muslims in Kyrgyzstan? Uyghurs in are just Uyghurs, Uyghur Turks, not Chinese !
I think they mean it as in nationality. They are ethnically uyghur but their nationality us Chinese.
I really enjoy your deep-dives into local culture. But I must say, you’re very intrepid travelers to venture into these less known countries.
Love your vlogs! Thank you for visiting muslim lands and showing their hospitality. Keep up the fantastic work.
Kyrgyzstan is a multinational peace loving country with a various cousine. Hope that you will show the traditional Kyrgyz food too. You two are awesome , love to watch you.
Thank you for your love and support .
Love from Azerbaijan
Салам из Казахстана. ⚘
@@Chadiarov ♥
Amazing hospitality from good people. Tnx for sharing.
Wow, all of that food looked fantastic! I love how respectful you are of other people's cultures as well. Great vid!
Excellent 👌🏻 Greetings from Scotland 😊 Have a lovely day everyone 🌻
I guess they're Dong'gan food rather than Uyghur food. They're Muslim Chinese, not Eastern Turkish.
Genau, das haben sie am Beginn des Videos berichtet!