Thanks for watching and we'll definitely be putting out more international cuisine videos. We are having a blast at the moment tasting all the cuisines of the world without leaving our home city!
*Places to eat at in Mumbai:* *1. Elco Pani puri - (area - Bandra west in Mumbai)* - One of the best Pani puris in town. Very clean & hygienic. They use bottled mineral water to make these. So very safe to eat Pani Puris at this place. *2. Sardar Pav Bhaaji - (area - Tardeo in Mumbai)* - The best and the most buttery Paav Bhaaji on Planet Earth. *3. Bade Miyan - Late night place - is open till 3 am or so (area - near Taj hotel & the Gate way of India in Mumbai)* A late night place, patrons eat in their cars, but has a seating area as well. Famous for their wraps, Tikkas, Tandooris & barbecued stuff. *4. Leopold Cafe (area - Colaba causeway in Mumbai)* - Nice beer, barbecues, nice desserts. *5. Pancham Puriwala - (area - fort in Mumbai)* - 5 types of puris(bread), savory dishes & desserts. *6. Persian Darbar - (area - Bandra west in Mumbai)* Famous for their Raan Biryani. Delicious Mughlai cuisine. You'll love it. *7. Mahesh Lunch home - (area - Juhu Tara road in Mumbai)* Heaven for Sea food lovers. Very clean & hygienic and you can get the most iconic sea food dishes here. *8. Mini Punjab's Lake side - (area Powai in Mumbai)* Need to call and book a thaali(platter) in advance. Famous for its Dara Singh Thaali - available in both veg & non-veg versions. A must try. *9. Britannia & co. restaurant - (area - Ballard estate, Fort in Mumbai)* Famous for its Irani / Parsi cuisine. Awesome Desserts & Sodas. *10. Anand Stall - (Vile Parle west in Mumbai)* A fast food joint famous for its awesome Vada Paav, Sandwiches & Dosas. *11. Mohammed Ali road - (Area - CST - 6 pm onwards till late night)* The whole street is filled with street vendors who sell various non-vegetarian stuff and some vegetarian too. Plus, there are some really nice restaurants on the same street. Try the famous dessert that you get only on this street in a sweet shop. The dessert is called Aflatoon.
Wow, thank you so much for these recommendations in Mumbai! We've only visited North India and would love to explore India in more detail. We will definitely head to Mumbai and check out your suggestions!
*(#2)More Places to eat at in Mumbai:* *1. Ashok Vada Pav - (Kashinath Dhuru Marg, Dadar West, Dadar, Mumbai)* This stall is the Birth place of the iconic Mumbai Vada Pav. One of the best Vada Pavs in town. Very clean & hygienic. Their USP is their iconic Chura that they add in the Pav & their spicy Green & Red chutneys. *2. Gajalee - (Kadamgiri Complex, Hanuman Road, next to Icici Bank, Vile Parle East, Mumbai)* One of the most famous Sea food restaurants of Mumbai. Enjoy succulent, flaky, tender fish cooked in a blend of Indian spices. *3. Lalta Pav Bhaji - (Next to Gurukrupa Restaurant, Valabhbagh Lane, Tilak Rd, Ghatkopar east, Mumbai)* One of the best Pav Bhajis & butteriest pavs in the suburbs of Mumbai. Make sure to ask them for separate sliced onion & tomato discs with chaat masala sprinkled on them.(Open till 2 am) *4. Achija Ghatkopar - (1, Gala Garden View Society, Valabhbagh Lane, Tilak Rd, Ghatkopar east, Mumbai)* One of the best Ghee Onion Rava Masala Dosa in Town & Extremely tasty North Indian food).(Open till 2 am) *5. Laxman Vada Pav - (Shop no.6-7, Sri Sati Krupa Shopping Center, Garodia Nagar, Ghatkopar East, Mumbai) Famous for various types of Vada pav like Maggi Vada pav, Amul butter Vada pav, Cheese burst Vada pav, Masala Vada pav etc. Also, other fast food dishes. *6. Ram Ashraya - (Shop 3-6 ground floor, Jamnadas Mansion, bazar, Laxmi Narayan Lane, Matunga central, Matunga East, Mumbai)* One of the best places to have South Indian dishes. Try some of their iconic dishes like Pineapple Sheera, Upma, Vada Sambar, Appams, Dosas. *7. Famous Masala Vadapav, Mulund (Original) - (Purushottam Kheraj Road, Dr Ambedkar Road, opposite Kalidas Auditorium Road, Mulund, Mumbai)* Famous for their Masala Vada Pav & Cheese Masala Vada Pav. *8. Jay Jalaram Ice Bhel - (Patel Building, MG Road, Mulund West, Mumbai)* Famous for their iconic Cold Bhel puri, Sev Puri etc. One of the iconic food spots in Mulund. *9. Khau Galli - (Near SNDT College, Cross Maidan, Marine Lines, Mumbai)* An entire Lane to enjoy Street Food like Pav Bhaji, Frankies, Bhel Puris, Momos, Faloodas, Juices etc. *10. Tandoori Delicacies at Jai Jawan - (Opposite National College, Next to Chappal Market, Linking Road, Bandra West, Mumbai)* Famous for its Tandoori Chicken, Punjabi Prawns Masala, Punjabi Prawn Fry, Kababs etc. *11. Aaswad - (Sanskruti Building, Gadkari Chowk, 4, Lady Jamshedji Road, opp. Shiv Sena Bhavan, Dadar West, Mumbai)* Famous for its Authentic Maharashtrian dishes like Misal Pav, Thaali peeth, Modak, Sheera, Piyush, Kothimbir vadi etc. *12. Haji Ali Juice Centre - (Lala Lajpatrai Marg, Haji Ali junction, Near the entrance to Haji Ali dargah, Dargah Rd, Mumbai,)* Famous for its Juices, Shakes, Faloodas & Ice creams. Do try their iconic dishes of Strawberry Cream & Sitafal cream. *13. Zaveri Bazaar Street - (169/171, Gambhir Bhavan, Khau Galli, 3rd Agyari Ln, Zaveri Bazaar, Mumbai) The entire street is famous for its food. Try the Masala Khichiya papad & Khamani here. Also, try the Pudlas at the famous Mohanbhai Pudlawala. *14. Cannon Pav Bhaji - (Mahapalika Marg, Opposite Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus, Hazarimal Somani Road, Fort, Mumbai) Famous for its buttery Pav Bhaji & other dishes. *15. Aram Vada Pav & Aram Hotel - (Capital Cinema Building, Hazarimal Somani Rd, opposite CST Station, Azad Maidan, Fort, Mumbai,) Famous for its Vada pav & other Maharashtrian dishes like Upma, Sheera, Pineapple Sheera, Piyush, Solkadhi, Misal Pav, Kothimbir vadi etc.
Thank you so much! Diwali would have been amazing. We had planned to film a Diwali event in Castle Hill, but the weather was bad so we didn't end up going. We’ll try to plan around festivals in the future to capture even more of the vibrant atmosphere. What other content would you like us to show?
I had no idea all these amazing vegetarian restaurants were all in one pocket of Sydney. I will definitely be visiting. Please keep these amazingly food tours of Sydney coming.
Harris Park vastly exceeded our expectations. There was so much more variety to your typical Indian restaurant fare and around 50% vegetarian from the restaurants we chose. Welcome to our channel @SecondLifeUpcylcing!🤗🤗 We hope your foodie Mum enjoys too!😜 - Jon
Thanks for watching! 😊 Yes, Harris Park is a treasure trove of Indian food! We love exploring the endless options there - there’s always something new and delicious to try. So glad you enjoyed the video!
Would you mind to try nepalese food once please or featuring like this like if possible? Mostly, The mo:mo comes under most popular nepalese dishes and there are other many more native dishes . There are many nepalese restaurants around rockdale/ auburn/ Strathfield You can choose one of them or I can assist you if you need help via comment . Have a great time & thanks for your time Cheers
Hi @kapilpantha206, thanks for your suggestions! We love momos and Nepalese food and will look into those suburbs. Any restaurants in particular that you recommend? I believe there is a popular one in Homebush as well. Did you see out Merrylands video? we profiled the Jhol Momo dish in that one : ruclips.net/video/i1vpkc5CGYk/видео.html
Hi @kapilpantha206, you'll be happy to know that we visited Rockdale and have made a Nepalese food tour to come out this weekend. I have a question for you. We are going to Granville soon and are tossing up between visiting Flavours of Nepal and Momos Hunt. Have you tried each, which would you recommend?
So called indo chinese culinary is actually indian culinary which 8s introduced in kolkata,mumbai, south india by indian chefs there's nothing called gobi munchurian, chicken lollipop, chicken 65 chicken 555 in chinese culinary its beauty of indian culinary with little bit chinese touch
You’re absolutely right-Indo-Chinese cuisine is truly a unique creation of Indian chefs, blending Chinese influences with local ingredients and flavours. We love how food culture evolves this way, reflecting different regions and tastes. Thanks for watching!
Yep, it was a long day and we waddled home! 😋 Our trade secret is that we just taste enough of each dish to be able to comment on them and then pack the rest away to eat at home. I think we filled six containers with this tour. In the video that we shot for next week we filled 9 containers, that was a new record!
We totally understand! Indian food has so many vegan-friendly options, but yes, it can be dairy-heavy depending on the dish. We’re always on the lookout for more vegan spots too, so we’ll definitely keep that in mind for future food tours.You might be interested in our vegan markets food tour as well ruclips.net/video/n7Zhkbycp80/видео.html. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts! 💚
There are so many other options apart from Harris park. The best is not in harris park!!! Its more North Indian harris park.. peole find it so difficult to accept whole of India. Such videos only make people believe North India is India.. officially yes, we need a place outside India in every country.. malaysia has a little India, Singapore has a little India.. it has all the cuisines unlike this Harris park which claims to officially be Little India. I do love both our Indian and Aussi PM n so hopefully soon we get more variety in there..
Thanks for sharing your perspective! We have come to realise that Harris Park does have a strong North Indian influence. We want to discover the full spectrum of Indian cuisine and would love your help here. Where do you recommend we visit in Sydney for more South Indian restaurants?
@ Thank you for understanding ☺️ Wentworthville has some Andra and Kerala restaurants Pendil Hill and Toongabie has some Tamil restaurants Near eatstreet Parramatta there is a Karnataka restaurant called “Bombat Masala”
Did you see she ate dosa too?? Nothing wrong if she wants to try North Indian cuisine, it doesn't make it more or less Indian. I live in the Southern India just so you don't think it's coming from N. Indian.
Harris Park is just amazing 😀 Dosa is my favourite place 😀 Unfortunately Indian sweets are not my cup of tea ! As European must say there is no better sweets in world as European sweets 😂 the prices and quality of food in Harris Park are just exellent
Thanks so much! 😊 Harris Park really is a fantastic spot for trying Indian food, and Dosa is definitely a winner! It’s amazing to see the quality and prices here. Glad you enjoyed the video!
😂 I swear that face was a genuine 'what did I just eat' face! Once my taste buds got over the shock of that ginger sauce they realised that they enjoyed it!😋
I feel Homebush & Pendle Hill have better Indian food than Harris Park. I only like Pista House's Mutton Biryani & Chai, Methi Chicken from Not Just Curries, Brekkie Buffet at Amravathi, Dosa Hut, Kolkata Kaathi Roll stall, yet to try Shawarma Boyz. There was a nice Momo stall but they have dissappeared. Most of the restaurants in Harris Park have horrible customer service & extremely sub standard food & don't even cook authentic Indian food. e.g Nowhere in India one would get mustard seeds & gravy with Chicken 65. It's supposed to be a dry, fried chicken dish. Don't get me started on the stale sweets in Jaipur sweets & the Gujju style Bombay street food at Chatkazz. Mumbaicha Vada Pav is way better.
Hi @RubyDoobyDoo2, thanks for taking the time to share your thoughts and recommendations! It sounds like you've explored a lot of options around Sydney, and we’ll definitely keep an eye out for some of these dishes next time we’re in the area. We agree that authenticity and customer service are key, and it’s helpful to know where you think Harris Park could improve. We love hearing about other spots like Homebush and Pendle Hill too - it’s great to know there are so many options for Indian food lovers across Sydney! We've visited Pendle Hill recently for their Sri Lankan food (video here:ruclips.net/video/q7Lzcy9GglI/видео.html) and thought it was amazing. What restaurants in Homebush do you recommend?
Hi @WealthSeeker311, thanks for taking the time to comment. We’re curious-what led you to think that? We love exploring different cuisines and cultures, and our goal is to share these experiences with others while celebrating the diversity of food. If there’s something in our video that gave you a different impression, we’d genuinely like to understand so we can do better in the future. - Jon
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What are your favourite restaurants in Harris Park? Where else would you like us to visit in Sydney?
Brilliant - I'll need to get around to Harris Park.
Make sure you do, it is an awesome foodie experience and much more variety than a typical neighbourhood indian restaurant. Thanks for watching! - Jon
Awesome videos…love to see more international cuisine videos in near future.
Thanks for watching and we'll definitely be putting out more international cuisine videos. We are having a blast at the moment tasting all the cuisines of the world without leaving our home city!
*Places to eat at in Mumbai:*
*1. Elco Pani puri - (area - Bandra west in Mumbai)* -
One of the best Pani puris in town. Very clean & hygienic. They use bottled mineral water to make these. So very safe to eat Pani Puris at this place.
*2. Sardar Pav Bhaaji - (area - Tardeo in Mumbai)* -
The best and the most buttery Paav Bhaaji on Planet Earth.
*3. Bade Miyan - Late night place - is open till 3 am or so (area - near Taj hotel & the Gate way of India in Mumbai)*
A late night place, patrons eat in their cars, but has a seating area as well. Famous for their wraps, Tikkas, Tandooris & barbecued stuff.
*4. Leopold Cafe (area - Colaba causeway in Mumbai)* - Nice beer, barbecues, nice desserts.
*5. Pancham Puriwala - (area - fort in Mumbai)* - 5 types of puris(bread), savory dishes & desserts.
*6. Persian Darbar - (area - Bandra west in Mumbai)*
Famous for their Raan Biryani. Delicious Mughlai cuisine. You'll love it.
*7. Mahesh Lunch home - (area - Juhu Tara road in Mumbai)* Heaven for Sea food lovers. Very clean & hygienic and you can get the most iconic sea food dishes here.
*8. Mini Punjab's Lake side - (area Powai in Mumbai)* Need to call and book a thaali(platter) in advance.
Famous for its Dara Singh Thaali - available in both veg & non-veg versions. A must try.
*9. Britannia & co. restaurant - (area - Ballard estate, Fort in Mumbai)*
Famous for its Irani / Parsi cuisine. Awesome Desserts & Sodas.
*10. Anand Stall - (Vile Parle west in Mumbai)*
A fast food joint famous for its awesome Vada Paav, Sandwiches & Dosas.
*11. Mohammed Ali road - (Area - CST - 6 pm onwards till late night)*
The whole street is filled with street vendors who sell various non-vegetarian stuff and some vegetarian too. Plus, there are some really nice restaurants on the same street. Try the famous dessert that you get only on this street in a sweet shop. The dessert is called Aflatoon.
Wow, thank you so much for these recommendations in Mumbai! We've only visited North India and would love to explore India in more detail. We will definitely head to Mumbai and check out your suggestions!
*(#2)More Places to eat at in Mumbai:*
*1. Ashok Vada Pav - (Kashinath Dhuru Marg, Dadar West, Dadar, Mumbai)*
This stall is the Birth place of the iconic Mumbai Vada Pav. One of the best Vada Pavs in town. Very clean & hygienic. Their USP is their iconic Chura that they add in the Pav & their spicy Green & Red chutneys.
*2. Gajalee - (Kadamgiri Complex, Hanuman Road, next to Icici Bank, Vile Parle East, Mumbai)*
One of the most famous Sea food restaurants of Mumbai. Enjoy succulent, flaky, tender fish cooked in a blend of Indian spices.
*3. Lalta Pav Bhaji - (Next to Gurukrupa Restaurant, Valabhbagh Lane, Tilak Rd, Ghatkopar east, Mumbai)*
One of the best Pav Bhajis & butteriest pavs in the suburbs of Mumbai. Make sure to ask them for separate sliced onion & tomato discs with chaat masala sprinkled on them.(Open till 2 am)
*4. Achija Ghatkopar - (1, Gala Garden View Society, Valabhbagh Lane, Tilak Rd, Ghatkopar east, Mumbai)*
One of the best Ghee Onion Rava Masala Dosa in Town & Extremely tasty North Indian food).(Open till 2 am)
*5. Laxman Vada Pav - (Shop no.6-7, Sri Sati Krupa Shopping Center, Garodia Nagar, Ghatkopar East, Mumbai)
Famous for various types of Vada pav like Maggi Vada pav, Amul butter Vada pav, Cheese burst Vada pav, Masala Vada pav etc. Also, other fast food dishes.
*6. Ram Ashraya - (Shop 3-6 ground floor, Jamnadas Mansion, bazar, Laxmi Narayan Lane, Matunga central, Matunga East, Mumbai)*
One of the best places to have South Indian dishes. Try some of their iconic dishes like Pineapple Sheera, Upma, Vada Sambar, Appams, Dosas.
*7. Famous Masala Vadapav, Mulund (Original) - (Purushottam Kheraj Road, Dr Ambedkar Road, opposite Kalidas Auditorium Road, Mulund, Mumbai)*
Famous for their Masala Vada Pav & Cheese Masala Vada Pav.
*8. Jay Jalaram Ice Bhel - (Patel Building, MG Road, Mulund West, Mumbai)*
Famous for their iconic Cold Bhel puri, Sev Puri etc. One of the iconic food spots in Mulund.
*9. Khau Galli - (Near SNDT College, Cross Maidan, Marine Lines, Mumbai)*
An entire Lane to enjoy Street Food like Pav Bhaji, Frankies, Bhel Puris, Momos, Faloodas, Juices etc.
*10. Tandoori Delicacies at Jai Jawan - (Opposite National College, Next to Chappal Market, Linking Road, Bandra West, Mumbai)*
Famous for its Tandoori Chicken, Punjabi Prawns Masala, Punjabi Prawn Fry, Kababs etc.
*11. Aaswad - (Sanskruti Building, Gadkari Chowk, 4, Lady Jamshedji Road, opp. Shiv Sena Bhavan, Dadar West, Mumbai)*
Famous for its Authentic Maharashtrian dishes like Misal Pav, Thaali peeth, Modak, Sheera, Piyush, Kothimbir vadi etc.
*12. Haji Ali Juice Centre - (Lala Lajpatrai Marg, Haji Ali junction, Near the entrance to Haji Ali dargah, Dargah Rd, Mumbai,)*
Famous for its Juices, Shakes, Faloodas & Ice creams.
Do try their iconic dishes of Strawberry Cream & Sitafal cream.
*13. Zaveri Bazaar Street - (169/171, Gambhir Bhavan, Khau Galli, 3rd Agyari Ln, Zaveri Bazaar, Mumbai)
The entire street is famous for its food.
Try the Masala Khichiya papad & Khamani here.
Also, try the Pudlas at the famous Mohanbhai Pudlawala.
*14. Cannon Pav Bhaji - (Mahapalika Marg, Opposite Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus, Hazarimal Somani Road, Fort, Mumbai)
Famous for its buttery Pav Bhaji & other dishes.
*15. Aram Vada Pav & Aram Hotel - (Capital Cinema Building, Hazarimal Somani Rd, opposite CST Station, Azad Maidan, Fort, Mumbai,)
Famous for its Vada pav & other Maharashtrian dishes like Upma, Sheera, Pineapple Sheera, Piyush, Solkadhi, Misal Pav, Kothimbir vadi etc.
This is amazing, thank you so much!
Awesome video, wish you guys came here around Diwali event. Hope to see more uploads!
Thank you so much! Diwali would have been amazing. We had planned to film a Diwali event in Castle Hill, but the weather was bad so we didn't end up going. We’ll try to plan around festivals in the future to capture even more of the vibrant atmosphere. What other content would you like us to show?
I would love to see your choices of best Japanese, from cheapest to most expensive points. Would also like to see one for steaks in Sydney too!
@@casualbigboss9723 Thanks for the great suggestions! I'm sure Japanese can get pretty exy!
I had no idea all these amazing vegetarian restaurants were all in one pocket of Sydney. I will definitely be visiting. Please keep these amazingly food tours of Sydney coming.
Harris Park vastly exceeded our expectations. There was so much more variety to your typical Indian restaurant fare and around 50% vegetarian from the restaurants we chose. Welcome to our channel @SecondLifeUpcylcing!🤗🤗 We hope your foodie Mum enjoys too!😜 - Jon
yeah the food looks good. Thanks for the video.
Yes, it was amazing, thanks for watching!
Great video guys there are so many great choices in Indian food at Harris Park there are so many great options there 😊
Thanks for watching! 😊 Yes, Harris Park is a treasure trove of Indian food! We love exploring the endless options there - there’s always something new and delicious to try. So glad you enjoyed the video!
@@BucketListTravellers I did keep it up guys. I always look forward to the next video gives me more food options when i get down to Sydney !!
@@veronikagray9858 😀😀 We'll keep them coming for you!
@BucketListTravellers Thanks guys 😁
thank you thank you to all those cultures who brought their style of cooking to a land that once brought up on meat and spuds thank you
We could not agree more with you Richard!!👏
Thank you very good vedio with good info. Very well presented.❤
Thank you very much for your kind words. We are glad to hear that you enjoyed the video, thanks for watching!😀
Indian food is really colorful and full of flavors.
We couldn't agree more! In Harris Park we found so many dishes that you don't get in your typical Indian restaurant either. It was awesome!
Awesome presentation guys , love your content ❤
Thank you so much for watching, we are so glad to hear that you loved it!😀
Awesome video once again....love ur content
Thank you so much, we are so happy to hear you love our content, thanks for watching! 😀
Very nice video...
Keep it up 🎉🎉
Thanks for watching, we really appreciate your support!🙏
I go to Dosa Hut every now and then. It’s sooo good!!😊
We completely agree, that dosa was epic!🤤
Yummy south
Yummy indeed, thanks for watching!😀
Lovely
Would you mind to try nepalese food once please or featuring like this like if possible? Mostly, The mo:mo comes under most popular nepalese dishes and there are other many more native dishes .
There are many nepalese restaurants around rockdale/ auburn/ Strathfield
You can choose one of them or I can assist you if you need help via comment .
Have a great time & thanks for your time
Cheers
Hi @kapilpantha206, thanks for your suggestions! We love momos and Nepalese food and will look into those suburbs. Any restaurants in particular that you recommend? I believe there is a popular one in Homebush as well. Did you see out Merrylands video? we profiled the Jhol Momo dish in that one : ruclips.net/video/i1vpkc5CGYk/видео.html
Hi @kapilpantha206, you'll be happy to know that we visited Rockdale and have made a Nepalese food tour to come out this weekend. I have a question for you. We are going to Granville soon and are tossing up between visiting Flavours of Nepal and Momos Hunt. Have you tried each, which would you recommend?
So called indo chinese culinary is actually indian culinary which 8s introduced in kolkata,mumbai, south india by indian chefs there's nothing called gobi munchurian, chicken lollipop, chicken 65 chicken 555 in chinese culinary its beauty of indian culinary with little bit chinese touch
You’re absolutely right-Indo-Chinese cuisine is truly a unique creation of Indian chefs, blending Chinese influences with local ingredients and flavours. We love how food culture evolves this way, reflecting different regions and tastes. Thanks for watching!
Was this done in a morning and aftermoon? That's buffet eating (heaps food). :)
Yep, it was a long day and we waddled home! 😋 Our trade secret is that we just taste enough of each dish to be able to comment on them and then pack the rest away to eat at home. I think we filled six containers with this tour. In the video that we shot for next week we filled 9 containers, that was a new record!
I wish they were vegan and not just vegetarian, they use sooo much dairy😑😣. But I love Indian food coz its sooo vegan friendly💚
We totally understand! Indian food has so many vegan-friendly options, but yes, it can be dairy-heavy depending on the dish. We’re always on the lookout for more vegan spots too, so we’ll definitely keep that in mind for future food tours.You might be interested in our vegan markets food tour as well ruclips.net/video/n7Zhkbycp80/видео.html. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts! 💚
There are so many other options apart from Harris park. The best is not in harris park!!! Its more North Indian harris park.. peole find it so difficult to accept whole of India. Such videos only make people believe North India is India.. officially yes, we need a place outside India in every country.. malaysia has a little India, Singapore has a little India.. it has all the cuisines unlike this Harris park which claims to officially be Little India. I do love both our Indian and Aussi PM n so hopefully soon we get more variety in there..
Finally someone said it !
Thanks for sharing your perspective! We have come to realise that Harris Park does have a strong North Indian influence. We want to discover the full spectrum of Indian cuisine and would love your help here. Where do you recommend we visit in Sydney for more South Indian restaurants?
@ Thank you for understanding ☺️
Wentworthville has some Andra and Kerala restaurants
Pendil Hill and Toongabie has some Tamil restaurants
Near eatstreet Parramatta there is a Karnataka restaurant called “Bombat Masala”
Did you see she ate dosa too?? Nothing wrong if she wants to try North Indian cuisine, it doesn't make it more or less Indian. I live in the Southern India just so you don't think it's coming from N. Indian.
@@sudeshjohn7763 Awesome, thanks for the suggestions!
Harris Park is just amazing 😀 Dosa is my favourite place 😀 Unfortunately Indian sweets are not my cup of tea ! As European must say there is no better sweets in world as European sweets 😂 the prices and quality of food in Harris Park are just exellent
Thanks so much! 😊 Harris Park really is a fantastic spot for trying Indian food, and Dosa is definitely a winner! It’s amazing to see the quality and prices here. Glad you enjoyed the video!
If indian sweets are not your cup of tea try having it as a sweet.
It's not Sauce, it's Chutney. From the Tamil word Chuttunu deformed to Chutney meaning faster, immediately, bistro...
You're right, thanks for clarifying that for us.
He says wow! but his face says otherwise. Man, it is an acquired taste, not for everyone.
😂 I swear that face was a genuine 'what did I just eat' face! Once my taste buds got over the shock of that ginger sauce they realised that they enjoyed it!😋
@@BucketListTravellers Cheers!. I love your channel.
@@Observer-a11 Thank you!😀😀
Harris Park, westmead wentorthville , pendle hill , toongabie, and seven hills all ridden with indian and Pakistan people and food.
Hi Travis, thanks for the recommendations. We have each of these suburbs on our watch list, any restaurants in particular that you suggest we visit?
Let's change the name to Harvindar park😅
😂😂😂
I feel Homebush & Pendle Hill have better Indian food than Harris Park. I only like Pista House's Mutton Biryani & Chai, Methi Chicken from Not Just Curries, Brekkie Buffet at Amravathi, Dosa Hut, Kolkata Kaathi Roll stall, yet to try Shawarma Boyz. There was a nice Momo stall but they have dissappeared.
Most of the restaurants in Harris Park have horrible customer service & extremely sub standard food & don't even cook authentic Indian food. e.g Nowhere in India one would get mustard seeds & gravy with Chicken 65. It's supposed to be a dry, fried chicken dish. Don't get me started on the stale sweets in Jaipur sweets & the Gujju style Bombay street food at Chatkazz. Mumbaicha Vada Pav is way better.
Hi @RubyDoobyDoo2, thanks for taking the time to share your thoughts and recommendations! It sounds like you've explored a lot of options around Sydney, and we’ll definitely keep an eye out for some of these dishes next time we’re in the area. We agree that authenticity and customer service are key, and it’s helpful to know where you think Harris Park could improve. We love hearing about other spots like Homebush and Pendle Hill too - it’s great to know there are so many options for Indian food lovers across Sydney! We've visited Pendle Hill recently for their Sri Lankan food (video here:ruclips.net/video/q7Lzcy9GglI/видео.html) and thought it was amazing. What restaurants in Homebush do you recommend?
Harris Park Indian restaurants are overrated.
Thanks for watching, what Indian restaurants in Sydney would you recommend instead?
oh, racists trying indian food? have to do it for views, isnt it?
Hi @WealthSeeker311, thanks for taking the time to comment. We’re curious-what led you to think that? We love exploring different cuisines and cultures, and our goal is to share these experiences with others while celebrating the diversity of food. If there’s something in our video that gave you a different impression, we’d genuinely like to understand so we can do better in the future. - Jon
Squeeze lemon into chole and eat with onion to cut the heat.
Ahhh, thanks for the tip!😀