Semma, New Michelin Star South Indian Food

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  • Опубликовано: 8 июн 2024
  • Update:
    Semma has just received a Michelin star in the NYC Michelin guide 2022!
    guide.michelin.com/us/en/arti...
    I'm actually quite surprised as I consider it to be on par with Dhamaka, but... well, congrats to Semma for the Michelin star status. This video will be added to the Michelin collection playlist.
    Semma is a newly opened Indian restaurant in New York City that serves authentic and unapologetic South Indian food. When it comes to South Indian food in NYC, most people think of the almost stereotypical vegetarian/vegan items such as dosas, vadas, etc. But at Semma, the menu selection expands beyond the stereotypical and the vegetarian: it reaches beyond the rather uncommon items that can only be found deep inside South India, including a good amount of animal products, such as snails, goat intestine, venison shank, etc. This is not your typical South Indian dosa place and it will surprise you. Semma in Tamil means fantastic.
    The chef Vijay Kumar at Semma grew up in Tamil Nadu, and used to work at Michelin one star Indian restaurant Rasa. The food here is very rich in flavor and depth of complexity, and very very spicy. This is geared towards the spicest level of all and it's not for the faint of heart who can't tolerate the intense amount of heat.
    The internal decoration has a very adequate tropical vibe and immediately transfers you to South India, both in aesthetic and temperature. I mean, the restaurant certainly had AC but it was so weak that my group of four were constantly sweating throughout the meal, even before any dishes are served, so I was pretty sure that is caused by the lack of cooling instead of the heat from the food, of course the spiciness of the food adds further to the feel. Oh, and when we finished the meal and walked outside the restaurant, it actually felt cooler outside than inside, during the summer!
    The restaurant is under the corporate group Unapologetic Food which includes restaurants that abide by their unapologetic philosophy. The restaurants under this group include Adda, Dhamaka, and Semma. With this visit to Semma, I have completed all my visits to the unapologetic trilogy.
    Semma
    60 Greenwich Ave, New York, NY 10011
    www.semma.nyc/
    Food I had:
    Mulaikattiya Thaniyam (bean sprouts salad)
    Nathai Pirattal w Kal Dosa (snails)
    Gunpowder Doaa (yeah, it serves dosa too and it's quite good)
    Kudal Varuval (goat intestine)
    Valiya Chemeem Moilee (lobster)
    Dindigul Biryani
    Mirchi Ka Salan (stuffed pepper)
    Chettinad Maan (venison shank)
    Elaneer Payasam
    Shahi Tukda
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    Timestamps:
    00:00 Intro
    00:34 Restaurant: Semma
    01:15 Cocktail
    01:50 Mulaikattiya Thaniyam
    02:40 Nathai Pirattal
    04:01 Kal Dosa
    04:43 Gunpowder Doaa
    05:32 Chutneys
    07:18 Kudal Varuval
    08:49 Valiya Chemeem Moilee
    10:37 Dindigul Biryani
    11:50 Mirchi Ka Salan
    13:10 Chettinad Maan
    14:39 Elaneer Payasam
    15:47 Shahi Tukda
    16:57 Conclusion
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Комментарии • 38

  • @efrainperez8799
    @efrainperez8799 Год назад +53

    Glad U like the desserts 😊. I’m in charge on making them 🙂. Thank u for stopping by ❤

    • @Fufski
      @Fufski  Год назад +4

      The dessert was indeed amazing!

    • @DanceXStudio_
      @DanceXStudio_ Год назад +1

      Could you help me get reservations?? I have tried but no luck

  • @ambarishj3314
    @ambarishj3314 Год назад +12

    Michelin star, eh!!!! nice to know that regular home cooked can bring a fortune. Since I can make all the items shown, maybe I need to start a restaurant in Canada.

    • @Fufski
      @Fufski  Год назад +1

      You probably could 😂

  • @monKeman495
    @monKeman495 Год назад +5

    i will recommend your channel to my mates for sure love your content keep nailing.

  • @dennisbelogurov
    @dennisbelogurov Год назад +1

    You are very knowledgeable and I love your content, new subscriber thank you so much😊

  • @michaelchamp3093
    @michaelchamp3093 Год назад

    Great detail of everything. That’s a lot of food!!

  • @upnworlddotcom
    @upnworlddotcom Год назад +2

    This is food that travelled to Fufski and never came back ;) Awesome coverage of various restaurants, you're doing great work !

  • @azhaginiyan5934
    @azhaginiyan5934 Год назад +8

    Great content as always.
    As a native South Indian, I'm impressed with your ability to notice the subtle stuff that are different in our cooking style. Looking forward for more such content. Cheers!

  • @AS-jo8qh
    @AS-jo8qh Год назад +3

    The mirchi ka salan is a side dish served mainly with biryani

    • @Fufski
      @Fufski  Год назад +1

      Daily dose of culinary education received!

  • @souptikbiswas6603
    @souptikbiswas6603 Год назад +5

    Those things didn't go from China, France, Mexico & travelled to India. Those things are available in India for thousands of years & we're consuming them for thousands of years.

    • @Fufski
      @Fufski  Год назад +2

      I'm just using it as a metaphor to relate to people of other cultures.

    • @raguram9343
      @raguram9343 Год назад

      ​@@Fufski that's a wrong way like discrediting someone's culture. Try new ways to describe with background research doesn't take much time

  • @dstalam
    @dstalam 5 месяцев назад +2

    Chinese Dude has Indian DNA!!!

  • @harshini3903
    @harshini3903 Год назад +5

    South India always serves top notch food✨❤️

  • @anilnanda5012
    @anilnanda5012 2 месяца назад

    They should have tamarind rice, lemon rice, and tomato rice as well as palak paneer, naan, and paneer kulcha. 👌

  • @healingworksyesjohnn
    @healingworksyesjohnn Год назад

    Can you post some recipes? Ask the chef maybe they will offer something amazing! Keep up the awesome videos!

    • @Fufski
      @Fufski  Год назад

      Yes I can post some recipes on my social medias if I come across some good ones.

    • @raguram9343
      @raguram9343 Год назад

      There are loads and loads of those recipes on RUclips made by native Tamils (the chef is one too) but not in his style but you'll get it done

  • @naveenys8404
    @naveenys8404 4 месяца назад

    I need to visit this restaurant soon. Long due

    • @Fufski
      @Fufski  4 месяца назад

      Yes. You should check it out!

  • @avenueqlover2122
    @avenueqlover2122 Год назад +1

    You gotta try Masalawala and Sons now their new restaurant, so amazing

    • @Fufski
      @Fufski  Год назад +1

      It looks very interesting and I've added it to my list. Thanks!

  • @Ss-nw9ww
    @Ss-nw9ww Месяц назад

    😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Eating mirchi ka salan by itself is comedy time stuff for hyderabadi's. It's paired with Biryani always.

  • @adksbiomed2139
    @adksbiomed2139 Год назад

    Lol south indian food that's actually very common

  • @loveanimals-0197
    @loveanimals-0197 Год назад +2

    What a load of crap. IPCC (International Panel on Climate Change) recommends everyone to eat less meat and transition to a meatless diet (plant-based). South Indians and Tamils have always had a proclivity and a huge vegetarian/vegan culture. Shame on this crap restaurant and shame on the idiots that rated this disgusting looking food, for which animals had to be killed and separated from their families.

    • @prabhushankarCharu
      @prabhushankarCharu Год назад +8

      In South India we reply to such dogma by saying. Pochha sathu

    • @aleenaprasannan2146
      @aleenaprasannan2146 11 месяцев назад +6

      Stop spreading misinformation about our culture based off of your agenda.
      Please leave South Indians to say what our food culture is. Just because the vegans got introduced to South Indian cuisine through some vegetarian dishes doesn't mean there is a vegan culture in South India. South India even has more meat eaters in India than North India because coastal areas. Not to mention veganism is not that popular even in North Indian. India isn't the largest producer and consumer of milk from any part having huge vegan culture.

    • @rkprasad64
      @rkprasad64 9 месяцев назад +3

      Tha..We are carnivores da..Don't ever try to misrepresent us.. I'm sure you are a paarppaan..

    • @loveanimals-0197
      @loveanimals-0197 9 месяцев назад

      @@rkprasad64 I'm sure you are thiruttu tevdiyapayan who derives pleasure from killing animals.

    • @rallabhandiprabhakar4750
      @rallabhandiprabhakar4750 8 месяцев назад +1

      You are vegan and eat plant based food that looks and tastes like meat - that’s your way of life but don’t rub your choices on others. If you care so much for animals, save street dogs which are uncared even by animal lovers .