Forbidden Rat Curry!! Nepal’s Musahar People!!
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1. FAMILY HOME
ADDRESS: Chitwan, Nepal
INTERVIEWEES: Shankar Chaudari + Kuri Tharuni
🇳🇵GHONGHI (SNAIL CURRY): Add mustard oil to a hot pan. Add snails and a mixture of fenugreek seeds, salt, turmeric powder, chili powder, cumin powder, ginger, and garlic. Add water and allow it to cook.
🇳🇵POKA (STICKY RICE BALL): Steam sticky rice then stuff it in the banana wrapper. Wrap and tie into a ball. Cook directly on the woodfire.
🇳🇵DRIED FISH: Mix Chhadi fish with turmeric powder and smoke above the fire for 1-2 hours. Mix well with sauce (ground green chili, garlic, salt, chili powder, and cumin seeds), chili, salt, cumin seed, and mustard oil.
🇳🇵PAREWAK SIWAR (ROASTED PIGEON IN MUD): Cover the pigeon with mud completely and grill the mud-covered pigeon. Remove mud and clean up meat. Serve with a mixture made from garlic, chili, ginger, turmeric, mustard oil, and cumin seeds.
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2. MUSAHAR’S HOME
ADDRESS: Badreni-7, Sauraha, Chitwan, Nepal
INTERVIEWEES: Birjan Musahar, Babita Musahar, Ganesh Majhi + Santa Majhi
🇳🇵PIG TESTICLES: Add mustard oil to a hot pan. Add onions and testicles, then fry until golden brown.
🇳🇵RAT CURRY: Torch and clean the rat. In a pan, add oil and onions, then rat meat, turmeric powder, garlic, ginger, a mixture of cumin seeds and coriander, chili paste, tomatoes, and water. Cook for 20 minutes.
🇳🇵PORK BBQ: Marinate pork with salt, ginger, a mixture of cumin seeds and coriander, garlic, chili paste, meat masala, and turmeric powder. Mix well and put meat on skewers, then grill on the woodfire.
🇳🇵PORK CURRY: Add salt, cumin paste, garlic, chili paste, meat masala/bay leaves, turmeric powder, green chilis, and tomatoes in a pot with the pork. Add water, then let cook for 20 minutes.
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Love from nepal
Pigeons are vegetarian bird
Come to Assam brother u will get a lot of foods and things to explore in here
You are My fev person from long time and still ❤️ 😍 💖 ❣️ 💕 💘 ❤️ 😍
Sonny did you try eating dog meat in vietnam?
This is not just a food review show…. also explains a lot about the country, people and culture…Hats off Sonny !!!
Sonny goes to most underpriviledged people of my country, tries their food and teaches us that even white people are not castiest or racist!! Hands down!! no more discrimination on color, race, caste, gender etc in 21st century!!
It's the food network meets the History Channel!
Dude is really good
Thats what makes it best ever
Food is a major part of culture.
Even being a Nepali myself, I've only had a very few dishes shown in this video, the community was equally new. The whole video was truly out of the ordinary for me! Truly amazing! Thanks for this❤️
Same to me , I never eaten any food that in the video .
I am from Bihar and I know about mushar bcuz sometime my mom says ,you looking like mush har but I didn't know the meaning
@@-arya404 mushhar are the native people of Bihar later migrated towards Nepal...they are hard working people ...Due to the lack of education & awareness mostly mushahar people are suffering very much problem of poverty in Nepal...💖🥰🙏
@@-arya404 that mushahar bit was funny mine mom used to say that too 😁
@@-arya404 it’s not a good thing
@@Rihan_jung_Xettriya That is right, Rihan. I had the opportunity to meet them during my qualitative research in 14 districts fo Bihar. Due to their lack of education, they and their families continued to be indentured laborers (bonded laborers) for generations. The landlords who belong to the dominant caste take advantage of their illiteracy and continue to exploit them. Luckily, a few IITians have formed a residential school for the Mushahar kids and they are now attending medical colleges and engineering schools.
My dentist is actually Nepalese. She is so friendly and will talk about her town sometimes when I'm there. She has a really calm demeanor so its great to listen to stories about Nepal while she's working on my teeth. It lowers anxiety!
No one cares about your dentist
@@shahidsiraj1679 Shame on you dude. Racist. She is a wonderful dentist. Kind, caring, and great at her job.
@@ChairmanMeow1 Do I know you?
Awesome 👏🏽
Did you date her?😂
I love the way he tries to merge himself into a different community without judging them, he makes them feel hospitable at thr own place. I love this guy.
not many travelers are interested in exploring minor community of Nepal , and you did so well with it ... the seriousness and kindness at your face when you talked about lower caste proves how genuine you are as a person . im so glad i randomly clicked your video once and discovered you , thank you for visiting nepal sonny .... i wish i could meet you someday .
pariyar 😀😀from south👍
periyar? the guy who married his own daughter?
The caste system isn't in Hinduism. Varna is a working system and was never meant to split the people. The word caste itself is a Portuguese word, meaning the caste system is not Hinduism but infact a side affect of colonization.
@@cgs223 caste word might portugese but cast as a whole or as a system have been their since ancient times it doesnt concern any religion
@@vegitasama7633 again, he stated the “Hindu caste system” but he really means Mesopotamia system
I am from India.
I would like to appreciate your effort to bring the true side of the countries to us..
RUclipsrs these days are in search of sensation but you are one of few who bring true colors of culture & diversity.
As you mentioned mushahr: who eat rats, even people out here don't know about such things exist in our society.
Great work.. much appreciated.🙏🙏
Sonny is showing the world not just the food but the untold stories that needs to be heard.. you are getting bigger and bigger
I love how made them feel comfortable and made sure to tell them he doesn’t think it’s strange. That would mean a lot to me. Sonny’s so sweet.
Nepal has to be the most diversed country in the world considering how small in size it is. Every village has its own unique dish. Highly recommend visiting.
Sonny is not a typical RUclips food taster he goes the extra mile to explore the real culture and very intelligently discusses the social injustice structures or discriminations.
Real legend hats off to you bro 🔥🔥
The uncle when he said
" three to four times a night hits me hard"
Also ,spicy s gone after the sip. Omg this uncle is so wholesome .Love your channel hope it grows beyond imagination soon.
He's real deal dude 🤣
His channel is massive already
Needs me a Nepa girl!
@@greatplainsman3662 go to US and Europe or Japan and Australia. Ull find many thr according to ur choice
@@retrospecative2454 when I say this i mean a billion
It is not just the food, it is the sharing of different cultures, that is the best thing about this show. Kudos! 👏
What I find most interesting about this episode is how uncomfortable the guide is about eating these foods. It's a good juxtaposition showing us how most "modern" people would react to being offered such food. Then there's Sonny who comes in enthusiastically curious about how the food is acquired, prepared and served where he relishes the taste of the food no matter how bland or bizarre it is. It really shows Sonny's commitment to his craft and the underbelly of the show showcasing the people, their culture and lifestyle in their unique part of the world. Sonny has become the best at his craft.
You act like you'd eat rat meat 😂
@@aunish6748 If it was served to me it would be rude to refuse. Eating rat would probably taste better than most of us imagined it would taste. At least the rat was cooked and thoroughly seasoned. I would think if the "hang up" is that eating rat would make you sick since it is such a filthy animal, Sonny has eaten far riskier food in the past and been fine. What's so risky about eating it after it's been cooked?
Sonny even said in this episode "If your options were to eat meat only once a week or eat rat, I can see why people chose to eat rats. It's free, why not make use of it?" In some parts of the world that's the mindset you gotta have to survive.
Rat found in forests are clean cause they eat bamboo and other plants, rats found in cities are dirty and should not be eaten. Even the forest rats are differentiated based on their belly colour whether they can be eaten or not. That's what one of the farmers in our place said
@@SeemsLogical I will deny it. It's your right to refuse. It's not disrespect but if you don't like it you can't accept it.
I wouldn't eat the rat either tbh
I love how subtle the social commentary is and how easily you normalised their way of food.. my respect grew leaps !!
he never judges other peoples food. he is not only making food content but he is spreading awareness about important things as well. that is why it is the best ever food review show(^^)
Being a Nepali & grown up in Terai Region I even don’t know much more about Terai and their culture.. Thanks buddy for educating me 🙏🙏🙏
Never feel ashamed of the food you eat or your culture. That's what makes us unique in this world.
@@hamid4567 why
Agreed, it's all just protein at the end of the day!
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Unless you eat cats, in which case you are a monster.
@@hamid4567like what?
@casper it's there decisions what to eat or not🤦
@@vicreate1676 you know nothing. Keep quiet and learn
Before dying i want to visit this country Nepal what a lovely place what a lovely people 🇧🇷🇳🇵🙏
Always welcome to be here 😊
Always welcome to here love from Nepal
I'll guide you ☺
From Brazil bring Neymar sign jersey okay brother
@@DiabloGato69 i need to back in 564bc then.
Mostly RUclipsr and vloggers visit Kathmandu and return back but you are showing real Nepal through visiting different regions and showing different cuisine culture and tradition. ❤️
Nepal is an absolutely chill place for people as cool as you. Massive respect for not even flinching once. So unbiased and objective. Hope you had a great off the camera experience as well. Hope you keep returning ❤❤
What I love about Sonny is that his not scared to try new dishes. Respect💯
Nepal offers a rich tapestry of experiences that are different from both India and China, making it a must-visit destination for anyone seeking adventure, spirituality, or cultural immersion.
Nepal is part of India culturally,Hindu- Hindu brothers...Jai Pashupatinath
@@kingnole4237 how can a old country be part of a new country?? Hmmm! Are you guys part of pakistan? I think so!
@@KiranSharma-md1wh wherever Hindus reside India comes automatically
@@kingnole4237 lado
@@kingnole4237 Nepal is older than India never conquered always free young and wild as a nation ☺️🇳🇵
I love your series and your story, as someone who hasn't traveled much from the Midwest its inspiring and relatable, especially when you discussed watching Anthony Bourdain nonstop and feeling inspired haha. Your open approach to different cuisine and culture is extremely watchable, entertaining, even informative, It's always great to see another video from you, and I'm glad things took off for you. This show competes with the very best and shines. Much love, keep doing you.
As a Nepali I'm again tearing up... thanks for covering our country 🇳🇵
❤️
yes but now show genuine solidarity by eating rat curry.
Tearing up wow
Tearing up? Seriously, get a life
Say no to Caste system
See how many likes you get Vs negative comments. How's nice that people can feel your sentimental
While other vloggers/travellers do it the traditional way, you visiting and letting people know about the hidden side of Nepal to others as well as even Nepalese people makes your videos standout. Keep doing what you do, and we love your videos. Show us more about Nepal, and yes have a lovely stay here!
Love how I'm learning about my own country from Sonny 😂
Aaya ma ni chakit xu
same pinch bros
🤣🤣🤣 same here
bro😅🤣🤣
There is nothing like learning...u have to experience yourself 🙂
This show in particular not only show the food) various types of food of each region but it also takes a trip down the memory lane into history and also sends us a social message to the society by showcasing about some of the most pressing issues of the society.
I really love this episode in Nepal series, even translator/co host is authentic. Happy for you Sonny.
he didnt eat the rat... booo
@@skitzcunt4213 and what's wrong about that? He was there as a guide/translator and he did his job.
@@skitzcunt4213😂😂
Hats off to you Sonny for respecting cultures and attaching dignity to their customs .
Love the way you continiously approching the translator guy to try the rat meat so that you can show the musahar community people there is no discrimination on the culture , caste and the food their tradition has to offer. Keep doing great work sir.
Much love🎉
If a foreigner comes to South Asia what caste do they belong to?
You definitely portrayed social stratification based on caste which still prevails in our country, while still covering the most unique foods that our Terai people had to offer. I'm glad that you covered it, as I was waiting for this series since you appeared on joe rogan's podcast. Will be waiting for Yak's dishes in the next episode.
Yep 😂🤣
Cant wait for the crazy honey!
@@deathdrone6988 yeah, that too but many channels have already covered that and I have watched people puking and getting knocked out live with my own eyes. That's why it's gonna be same as other channels, but it will definitely be more entertaining with MR. Bandana guy as a host.🤣🤣🤣
Sonny goes to most underpriviledged people of my country, tries their food and teaches us that even white people are not castiest or racist!! Hands down!! no more discrimination on color, race, caste, gender etc in 21st century!!
I love yak. I had it in a Nepalese restaurant in nyc
One of my stress reliever watching and downloading all your videos for me to watch if i dont have a internet 😅 thank you sonny for being a tour guide in different countries ,I feel like I've been there and tasted the food there.. Really the best ever food review show 😊❤️
sonny is too humble, open-minded and humble to others culture and their living styles. huge respect for u man
Really great video. Me being from Nepal and still not knowing anything about the tharu community was really shameful. Thank you so much for the information about food and culture.
This is really the best ever food review show. And you are really the best guy to host it. Just ready to eat anything.
I'm very glad that u are in Nepal. Hope u will explore different parts along with their special food , culture and celebrations . Very very thanks for showing local Nepalese people and their food at global level and hope u have a great time here in Nepal.
Loving this Nepal series, I filmed a Nepalese restaurant and have to say it was some of the best food I've tried. Amazing people aswell. Keep up the awesome work. 👍😁
Sonny goes to most underpriviledged people of my country, tries their food and teaches us that even white people are not castiest or racist!! Hands down!! no more discrimination on color, race, caste, gender etc in 21st century!!
@@sjnmhn I agree 👍 the world is a better place for people like sonny. Food is the real love of any country bringing people together regardless of anything else. ☺️
The first time i came across this channel was when it had around a million subs, and i used to laugh at the channel's name jokes, it had good videos and was fun to watch on the side, but after all this time i am fully convinced that Best Ever Food Review Show TOTALLY deserves that name! i look forward to every video and pause anything i'm doing to fully invest in what i'm watching, is been so educational, many many many things that i never got to see on other media, not only about food but about the cultures, good sides, bad sides, amazing co-hosts, incredible people, an amazing crew and editing team, AND SUNNY THE BEST HOST I HAVE EVER SEEN! funny, adorable, so respectful, Thank you for all the effort that is put into this videos! you guys are all amazing ♥
The best thing about Sonny is ,he is not afraid or choosy to try new food and that too in authentic local style no matter how others may look at it
I dont usually comment but had to say - the quality of questions you ask (and the tact with which you ask) is amazing! Pretty sure the Nepal series will get you to 10 million. Love and respect from a Nepali
I'm always so impressed when people, who are living in what we'd consider poverty here in the North American bubble, are willing to share their food and home with Will. I'm flabbergasted when they break out the big ticket items and delicacies on his account. Expending precious meat from their own farms and stables. Even if he's compensating them in some way, it is still an amazing show of generosity and grace. I'm grateful, since I greatly enjoy seeing different kinds of food and preparation methods from all over the world.
I am from the tarai region. I had always heard about musahar but never seen finally I got the chance to see these people just because of him. thank you.
Wow Sonny if there is an award for being a good person you should get it, wherever you go you always appreciate the food the locals prepare and you treat them with the greatest of respect. Well done and thank you to you and your whole team🖖🖖🖖🖖
Many food vloggers came and went from Nepal but this side of Nepal was still invisible to many..Good Work Sir..
Im Mexican but I work at a Nepal / Sherpa Grill and this video was very educational, I appreciate my coworkers who are from Nepal and I loved learning new things from this video and my coworkers!
As a Nepalese who visited San Miguel and Ciudad de Mexico with my family, I loved Mexican people- felt very much at home there even with my limited or non existent Spanish
@@kirilcherry7612 And I love the Nepalese culture you guys have the best food, I value the appreciation of other cultures. Such a beautiful thing !
I had never seen videos of rural nepal and their way of life (only kathmandu and few other tourist destinations). This video is really special. Thanks sonny and team!!
Sonny thank you for continuing to provide genuine insight into the cultures of many different communities around the world. Not only do you present their culture with respect and understanding, you also capture the beauty of the land they live in. 👌
You definitely should also travel Himalayan region it's the most beautiful part of Nepal..Thank you for showing our country.
from the USA. thank you for showing all parts of the culture from food to the mentality! your show is amazing.
I admire your open mindedness, Sonny. You're such a respectful guest, while still remaining your silly self the whole time. Love this show!
Hollywood movies
@@harveysigua2059 go on
I'm from Bihar, India and I don't belong to Mushar community but still my grandparents used to consume rats too much as they were poor and hadn't so much to eat.
But they focused on children's education and today we are out of poverty and no need to consume such things. ❤😅
Maybe you were musahar....you still are musaharr
Much better than being k2a@@aryanhassan4659
even being nepali i myself nvr knew so many things abt own country..u r exploring the hidden culture traditions of our country n reaching out to large grp to knw abt it...hats off..such a dwn to earth n open minded person
Woow
That's why it's a best food review show. There is no partition no separation. All are equal ❤❤❤
With Sonny, I travel the world from the comfort of my basement! Exploring amazing Cuisine and tribes that I would never discover by myself throughout my life! SONNY you're channel is amazing! Keep up the good work!
Thank you for all of the hard work you put into these videos. What did we do to deserve you dude!
“3 or 4 times a night”
“It’s spicy??”
“Not spicy anymore”
I love him…
what a gorgerous video, Being a Nepali, I never ever have seen and heard this part of food. Thank you for bringing it up. This is the reason why the show is NAMED as Best Ever Food Review Show.
Sonny, I applaud you! You are so open minded when it comes to eating other cultures’ cuisine. I certainly could not stomach most of the exotic foods you eat. 🇨🇦
We are proud to be tharu , thanks you for elaborate our culture in the history of Nepal this is first time i see some one who explored Tharu culture ask them For Bagiya as well
But musa 😂😂😂 yar musa nakhau tyo ta. Xaddim hau bro 😂
Tara I loved to test once
sab muji khana napako dhotiharu ho
@@bijaychhetri7618 dhoti na bhanum na Khana na paka haina bro Rojgari ani Absor na payer , they arey living their life in their way. brother Nepali nai ho but cast lower ho bhandai ma Dhoti vana mildaina. ni Main dhoti ta tyo ho jasle Andolan ko name ma khula chori garyooo Nepal ko mutu ma rahey ko Kathmandu bata Lotess mall bata tyo sab dhoti haru ho, 🙏
i know you guys are the best people. you people are sojho i have tasted your foods. Chatani haru nai daami huncha Tharuko plus ghungi ni babal lagcha. Kasam malai thakali vanda ni Tharu khana mann parcha. I know you guys are not Dhoti stuffs, you guys are more Nepali and whiter than most Bahuns and chetris 🤣
Respect to Sonny for all his activities n he ate everything what they offered n he respect each n every person's he met including the food ✨
Omg Sonny! Thank you for representing these two communities. The Tharus are tribal people of Southern Nepal so they are not a part of the caste system, although discriminated. Some even have connections to the Newar community that you vlogged about. The Musahar community is the oppressed caste community from the Madhesi (Southern Nepal community) people. The exist cross border in India also. They exist throughout many states in north India. I'm so happy you represented them in this format showing their food culture. I'm from the northern Nepali community we aren't as exposed to the Madhesi Dalit community but this was eye opening. I really hope things change in the future and they get their due respect.
Ok
A lot of mustard oil use in Nepal I've noticed. Also that couple that shared their breakfast with Sonny really be getting it in huh? 3 or 4 rounds is impressive. And the way he was feeding his queen breakfast, that's love!
I like how affectionate they are at their ages.
It's because we produce mustard while sunflower and other oils are mostly imported .
Mustard, soybean and sunflower most used oil in Nepal
cause meat and vegetables cooked on mustard oil taste better
Mustard oil use is also common in eastern india
Omg being as a Nepali citizen i don't even knew about this tribe that exists 🙀 you're doing amazing work without holding any judgement and respecting each and everyone's culture 👏👏👏👏 hat's off to the team it's more than just a food but deep down it's about the way of living life of this world 🌎
Maybe you never left hill or the valley.
Lol, being Nepalese citizenship , doesn't mean they know every state and every culture....joking on part still you dont even know your own culture...nepal do have lots of culture
Just love how you bring culture, history, social life together with food !
Nepal is a small country yet so diverse in food culture tradition and topography because of its geo location between two world gaints India and china as a tourist by visiting Nepal you will get the experience of visiting both china and India.
Appreciate the way you eat local food without any hesitation and bring out such culinary treasures to the world.
In India different states have a variety of delicacies, like if you go to Kerala you will be introduced to Pork, Rabbit, Duck, etc. In Assam you can find pigeons, silk worms. Nagaland is famous for Dog meat..
So each state has a variety of delicacies which cannot be found in the other.
Such diversity can be seen only here and hence the statement "In India you cannot find unusual creatures/meat" is not entirely true.
Fantastic work Sonny, demonstrating that we're all human. Your small gesture goes a long way to unify the world.
Thank you so much, Sonny, and your entire team for presenting the diversity of our country in terms of culture and their respective cuisine. Finally, the world gets to know about Nepalese cuisine, which is very unique and carries it own identity, respectively. Loved it❤️ #Yourregularviewer 🇳🇵
So so thankful to you for being so respectful and understanding towards the culture and the whole caste conversation. This is why being worldly and learning about new cultures is so important. It makes you a better more understanding person. Loved it when you acknowledged the guilt associated to eating rats and making her feel better.❤
Videos like this is why I have mad respect for Sonny he goes all around the world and accept all the cultures as they are .
This episode is another example of why you're the best at what you do Sonny
People being disgusted by looking at them eating rats and pigeons, let me just tell you a bit of history. Lower caste exist in hindu culture whether it be india , nepal, even in south india and north India these people were eventually forced due to caste being a reason for not letting them do agriculture, raise cattle they had to survive and the only thing left was scavenging which was basically rats and common birds like pigeons, and even today the caste system prevails dont know why! Though the food culture is slowly diminishing however few things are still there.
Rats and pigeons seem pretty normal.
Congrats dude, you are really the Best Ever Food Review Show Ever!!!!
This is something our nepali food bloggers should learn from him Not just only visiting famous places but also show the real thing and talking real shits
"talking shit" does not mean what you think it means.
@@yomuthabyotch i understood exactly what he meant. its like the the F word that has dozens of meanings depending on the context.
@@buzzranup sorry but talking shit does not have the same dynamics as the F word.
i'm a filipino but this video was the most touching for me. this is a sad reality for musahar people. i want to help them so much .
Hats off to this man, Really love how you really committed to eat such unique and for many people very unusual food, the transparency is spot, keep it up man.
Honestly, I’ve been to Nepal four times in my life and you could learn far more from these videos than you ever could from me. Absolutely the best content out there.
Not only the food,you are showing the true colours of different people in our society...kudos to your effort..
Was awaiting this.
Much love from Kenya 🇰🇪👏👏👏👏👏
Even being a Nepalese myself i had no idea of people eating rats😅 Thank you Sunny for visiting Nepal & showing us varieties of food in Nepal 🙏
Rats 🐀 🐌not for me God forbidden ❤️🇳🇦
lack of research and not foodie person may be....... tharu people eat rat 🐀 but it's a different species of rat
To all the people saying rats are unhygienic to eat, that is true only in urban areas where rats feed on human sewage and waste. In rural areas, rats feed on leftover field crops or roots, and are far less likely to carry parasites. No different from eating pigs or goats, which will feed on the same stuff.
Just a information which i wanted to share with all of you. “Musahar” is a term derived from the word “Moos” which translates to Rat in some Indian languages. We have similar communities in India as well who have Rat as their basis source of meat. Such a similarity between the two nations❤
Moos also means rat in some nepali languages such as maithili
Such a similarity bcz of hindu nation practice caste system. And how lot of lower caste were forced to eat rats bcz of poverty and none of the upper caste hindus helped them
This is such a learning experience. Glad you and your team put yourselves out there Sonny! It's a tragedy how the caste system is still in effect despite us moving further into the 20th century. I wish people would open their minds to put aside their differences and view things objectively instead of discriminately. I'd even go further to say your videos are respectful, fun and family-friendly - certainly something schools could use to educate kids on cultures around the world!
The way Sonny keeps on teasing that translator man, Fuley makes me giggle. 😆
I learned so much more about our Nepali traditions in this video than in our course books.
It takes guts actual guts to be a food vlogger like you. You eat exotic food like it's very normal to eat. If I was one, I'd have never gotten out of my comfort food.
Tough guy
Thank you again for your hard work Sonny and crew for showing us so much of the world and all these wonderful people.
I love how he shows what he sees without caring about the hate he might get.
I am from nepal but really i don't know about mushar community hats off to u really u r showing the world a pure Nepali culture
Mushahar are actually from Bihar and Uttar Pradesh state of India. Some leave in Nepal near Indian Border.
Respect to you, your family and crew. Stay safe and keep grinding. Been a fan from the start 💪🏾🇺🇲
Nepal is hands down the best South Asian country. I've been to Nepal twice and I must say, it is a country like no other. More than the country, it's the people, Nepalese people are the coolest people ever. They are just the opposite of what the Indians are.
i absolutely must acknowledge you are hands down the best you tube food vlogger!! Your contents are so organic, inclusive and so unique!! love your presentation skills you would have acquired from vlogging for so many years.. not to forget your team behind the camera work! they do an exceptional job in creating or enriching your content!!
kudos to you my friend👍
This gotta be the best ever food review show in the whole world. Mad respect for Sonny ❤️
this man is gem...our culture teaches not to get touched by musahar people🙂
That uncle saying 3/4 times a night caught me offguard. LMAO🤣🤣
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It is amazing to see these episodes were Sonny explores different types of food and culture, simple day to day recipes and ingredients. Thanks for this
I love how you interact with people of levels of life. Truly amazing. Please come to South Africa again😊❤❤
Omg, I love Ghongi. It’s the only way I would probably eat snail ever my life. I love how you are showing the differences in my country that we are so proud to be a part of. I hope you travel east as well. It has a rich kirati culture and meet maithili and maghi people as well. It is a completely different experience compared to west.
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Being a Nepali myself i liked how you checked areas that not many people talk about when talking about Nepal. ☺️
He can adapt in every country he visit, I love this guy.
The Musahars are found in Bihar, Jharkhand and other states of India too. While earlier rats used to be source of nutrition, many of the youngsters inthese communities eat it because it's become a delicacy! It would be great if you can make videos on them too