Chinese & Indian People Swap Breakfasts
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- Опубликовано: 6 мар 2021
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I'm indian, my roommates were chinese, and every weekend we would spend the whole day cooking with our 194958 ingredients 😂😂 We literally had no pantry space. Ahh good times!
What food they used to eat Hakka noodles or Hongkong noodles Can you name any of them.
@@somyaranjansahoosahoo5127 😂 right!
imagine cooking with all the Chinese and Indian spices in a table
Lmao he was going to make tea after😂.
@gay mahummand uhh ok?
Indians just know how to communicate wherever they are 😂😂❤️
I think Indians learn minimum 3 languages, right?
@@YumFit1 hmm , yeah i guess, english , Hindi and their regional language maybe
@@YumFit1 True. I can speak 7..lol. Even in school we had 4 languages
Interestingly that is very true. We don't really hesitate to share and talk.
@@s.majumdar9388 lol that’s a lot , i can speak and read 6 😂😂
I'm in awe at all of their fluency in 3+ languages
Guarav might have 4 languages 😂
Hindi
English
(probably one state language where he was born)
Korean.
In India we speak 3 or more languages
@@riyashah7486 not necessary some North Indian people just go with Hindi and english
In India it's rare to find somebody who is not trilingual
And it's pretty common to know 4 to 5 languages
@@confidentintrovert7202 yeah i know 4 - garhwali, hindi,punjabi, english
Gaurav might as well be a professional chef. I saw him tasting the food as he was making it, that's a pro-tip. And he can flip food in pans.
he is indeed a chef
He works at an Indian restaurant haha... he could be considered as such depending on his position in the restaurant.
@@MissyxAkunai He owns a restaurant called “Thali- The taste of India” in Dongdaemun, Seoul.
@@AnkitaSingh-hf8bn represent
I realised when he said come to my restaurant in the beginning lmao
Actually in South india aaloo paratha is least famous as idli and dosa take up the top spots for breakfast, aloo paratha are usually up north
I think they meant north, but made a mistake in subtitles.
In Gujarat we have thepla
yes, South Indians don't actually eat parathas. Its eaten in Central, west and North India. I mean we can't survive without chapatis.
In North east, we neither have aloo paratha nor idli dosa. We mostly eat rice as breakfast
@@bhavyahazarika5653 I can't imagine starting my day without rice.....
Gaurav could start an asmr cooking channel with that voice and those knife skills...
Lmao no he won't waste his life
@@satanramirezramos8367 just because ppl start ASMR dosent mean they waste there life dude
He's handsome 😭❤️
@@tryingtogetthroughlife2794 it's a waste of life what do you know weeb
@@satanramirezramos8367 I'm not a weeb- but it is kinda a waste of life but u also get money from it lol
Gaurav knows how to communicate with person.
That guy is intelligent.
yo that guys voice is soothing af
on god 😩
you would want him to read you eroticas to sleep
@@827023685 dude! tf 🤣
@@827023685 I-
Why are y'all like this
idk... i lowkey kinda hate it
I could listen to his voice forever. Melt like butter baby.
Huh
the guy who made the paratha looked like a chef lol
I think he is
he is
@@khushbuyadav8542 Tamil and Korean sounds a bit similar.
Lol he is ! He even has an Indian restaurant in korea
Googie
You know in India we have Indo-chinese fusion cuisine ...!! I love that sooo yummy 🥲🥲 I'm from Mumbai by the way
Indeed 💜
Nobody asked where you're from .
@@kksharma2822 actually this makes things clear cause the indo Chinese cuisine is very common in cities like Mumbai...
It has made it's way into villages but not that common in rural parts
Yes
@@Dzine007 Indo-Sino food is greatly unappreciated. I'm Chinese and gawd damn I love Indian food. I prefer Northern Indian dishes since they tend to be more heavy and I'm a big fan of dairy and meat. Adding Chinese flavors with Indian spices just makes the best *chef's kiss* food ever.
4:34
Guy: gotta impress her flips the parantha
Girl: dude i'm impressed but don't do it again..
💀💀💀
@@realme0218 No
🤣🤣
He did that in pan something instead of tava.. that's okay.
Haha 😂
Meanwhile in Malaysia we've been mixing Chinese food and Indian food for decades.
mamak food supremacy
@@seethetruth7427 mamak food ftw!!!
Yes
Indo-china region
@@Andrew-cw6od Malaysia is not Indo-China region, we are part of Nusantara. Chinese and Indian mass migration to the Nusantara region was only started in late-19th century, the reason a lot of Indian migrated to here was because of British Empire, and Chinese migrated to here was because of the constant on-going war in China.
If they did this between Aussies and Brits it'd be the saddest thing ever. Beans on toast and Vegemite on toast
Lmao it'd be hilarious though
Or Dutch! Here's you dry sandwich with one slice of cheese😂
🤣🤣
It's kinda strange and amazing that both Chinese girls are a little low spoken or i might say sophisticated and both Indians were bang on with the humor... more expressive to be precise .
I mean thats how we indians roll, dont we?
@@TusharSharma-cy9xo i think Indians have a great desire to communicate and express themselves
cultural difference. Those South Indians were relatively timid too, if they were from say Punjab then the real difference would have become apparent
Kinda irrelevant in the context of the video since it's just 2 people each representating a whole nation but i have to agree Indians are usually less reserved and more expressive than most other Asian cultures
They’re loud in a good way.
We have Indian version of Chinese food. Chinese is very famous in India, you will find its stall everywhere. But they are limited to Noodles, rice and Manchurian. Also they are highly Indianized so an actual Chinese person might think that it's not Chinese at all.... 🤣🤣🤣
Yeah people take Tibetan food as Chinese
Tibetan food so good tho
But Indian Chinese is an eccentric little cuisine on its own, worth trying.
Wait so manchurian is actually a Chinese food? 😱
@@gaitrikaram3325 not completely tho. Indian copy of Chinese food
The Indian guy has that 90s Bollywood hair
Yes, that 90s Bollywood hair ❤️ Sid brought it back with Shershah
@@aamentalukdar9371 I think it's bcz of srk
@@aasifcreates1658 srk 🐐
@@RoKuSa007 more like Chunkey Pandey
@@aasifcreates1658 nope never saw SRK with that..its famous with Aasique....
Lets be honest.. I like Indian food, but there's no way I'm going to bust out 300 ingredients..😂😂
I was surprised at how many ingredients they used! when I made aloo paratha, it takes like 5 ingredients tops
watch my mom make paratha. she will make it with anything lying in the fridge and it never tastes bad
@@sanyagupta5091 same 😂
@@827023685 😂
I guess they had kept the ingredients in packets, that's why it felt so much.
When Sita put the towel on her shoulder, I was like : Yup definitely... She is definitely an Indian...😂😂😂😂 The style is very common is each n every house... Loved it 😁😁
But she is from Dubai but i get it They are similar
@@Hi-ys1ss she’s not from dubai, dubai is an arabic city. If she’s indian then she’s indian… and as an arab myself who was born and raised in dubai she is 100% indian
@@reemoneemo1373 but the video says she is fro
Dubai
@@Hi-ys1ss because she’s lying. Only arabs can be from Dubai. It does not give out the citizenship to people born there. She was probably just living there and now thinks it’s an opportunity to throw her Indian heritage to the trash.
@@reemoneemo1373 okay….thank you for kindly explaining 😊
the indian guys’ voice omg
Great to see indians and Chinese sharing food.
Our countries are at war with each other but we each have the warmest people present.
Circumstances are unfortunate.
Politicians. They have even made parents and children fight with each other in india
@@bharathsf What no sense of realism does to an mf.
You are naive buddy go and watch your petty ronaldo and be happy.
So nice that Gaurav and Huiqing communicate well with each other in Korean, despite neither being from Korea.
As a Chinese, I love Indian food. Unlike Chinese and other cuisine, Indian food relys more on their spices and herbs to bring out the flavour of food which compared to many dishes that uses the meat (beef, pork, seafood) as the central flavour. Which is why, Indian imo has one of the best vegetarian food because their cooking style does not rely on the taste of meat to make food taste good.
Love from INDIA bro 🇮🇳😘🇨🇳 and we Indians like CHINESE spicy
@Mr. LuvKhunt what a clown , congrats!!
@Mr. LuvKhunt kya bhai
@Mr. LuvKhunt 😏😁
@Mr. LuvKhunt why can't you just leave chinese people alone :(
why does he sound like he's an Indian speaking Korean in a French accent XD
Exactly first i thought it was french
His grandfather is Korean.
“If I’m doing something, I’m doing it right” 😂😂😂😂
The funny part is that the host told them to exchange their foods and they exchange themselves!!😅🤣🤣
@Mr. LuvKhunt lmfao
@Mr. LuvKhunt hasna chorr, teri pfp kaisi h🤣
Why is this guy voice so soothing?? 🥺 I love it
Yo like they should try making indo-Chinese food together. It’s like a blend.
Indo-Chinese is very underrated.
Its already a thing in India with a huge market.
Gobhi manchurian and veg manchurian. Yes, these are actual dishes in India marketed as Chinese.
Seems like they both eventually fall in love
Guarav is making me feel things
Lmao
Kuch kuch hota hai?😂 Wait. That was a movie or something
@@harveyspecter1855 yaahh😂😂😂
Itna bhi kya hai es launde mei
@@nemomukerji no need to be jealous.
not me bi panicking for all of them-
Istg! struggle of being bi lol.
As gay I can't have any fun here 😕😪😔
@1971 93K HALF PLATE BIRIYANI & FANTASTIC TEA haha im actually female :P
@1971 93K HALF PLATE BIRIYANI & FANTASTIC TEA han han ! Ham sab mission karte hai pak ke love day lagane ka 😎😎
@1971 93K HALF PLATE BIRIYANI & FANTASTIC TEA PFFT damn
“Sita from Dubai” … that sounds sooo damn fresh to the imagination… I love it … Seriously … one of the most unique lines I have ever heard …
😂😂
To me that sounds weird .... that's unusual XD
@@dontsaymyname9441 still … something new right …
@@soumyaanayak9872 yes
Well over 50% of UAE are Indians
His voice is just ✨🤌🏽
Now have both groups make “Indo-Chinese food” like Gobi Manchurian and Chicken noodles!
everyone simping over the guy but man seetha is so good at comunicating and also thanks for south indian representation
Never thought I would see Semya Upma in International stage!!
PS: Pls drop that Chinese Egg Rice Recepie!! I want to try it so much!
Gaurav looks way TOO MUCH like anupam tripathi 😭😭😭 (ali in squid game)
😂😂 he does
Dont tell me the Chinese put a poison in her food 😭
@@tell5g lmaooo 😭
The Indian guy has such a vibrant personality!
The way Indian guy and Chinese girl got competitive😄😄we saw it! And the guy knew he nailed it..when she tasted it!
With the same ingredient we could make many different items in India and they taste completely different.
Example : - With Sooji, you could make Halwa, Upma, Idly. And they're much difference in taste.
Gaurav got warm and soothing voice.
I'm jealous of Gaurav's fluency in korean 😅
Even when the governments are fighting, let us people be in Peace!
What no knowledge does to a mf
The indian guy is so cool
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South Indian from Dubai? Must be a Malayali 😂
Also thinks India’s don’t understand each other due to many languages. While I am here daily interacting with people with Bengali, Odia, bhojpuri, punjabi, Hindi, Malayalam, Tulu, Garhwali, Gujarati, Marathi, marwadi people on daily basis, just a friendly neighbourhood.
@@Kathakathan11 same
Malayali here...We don't make sooji upma here though
@@aleenaprasannan2146 Fascinating, I am ethnically malayali but do not know much about the culinary tradition other than plum cake, dosha, upupmav, idli, beef fry, and porotta.
@@JoshJ12 i only know about upupmav, idli and dosha😅 because my dad's friend is Malayali.
homeboy was over there just reaching over the food and everything i feel it big dawg
In india we can get indo-chinese fusion foods
Basically from Singapore restaurants
Nope. Singapore had nothing to do with it. Indian Chinese cuisine was developed by Chinese immigrants in Calcutta (now Kolkata) before independence. It is quite different from Singaporean cuisine catering to uniquely Indian tastes. It also has a vegetarian variants using cauliflower, paneer (cottage cheese) to cater to the vegetarians among Indians
@@raghavantheerthagiri7888 I'm not talking about Calcutta
We went to a Chinese Indian fusion restaurant near our university...the owner was a chindian
And it's in south india idk about north and veg cuisines provided in the Calcutta restaurant
Awww love this and Gaurav stole the show! So suave and what cooking skills! This was a great episode!
As an Indian, Poha (flattened rice) is my all time favourite breakfast.
My Indian brother and sister are very humble
They’re all so pretty oh my goodness.
Mandarin sounds so nice I really wanna learn it but It sounds hard
But it's freaking hard !!
Yeah it's actually one of the toughest language to learn to learn.
But… they were speaking in Korean xd
Bro kindly watch the video till the end 💀🙏
Cantonese is even harder 😆
Damn I need friends like these people.
They need to try making indo-chinese food together as well, its massive here in India and it gets marketed as Chinese but it's actually indo-chinese. Things like chilli potato, gobi manchurian, chilli chicken etc.
I am more impressed that all these people can speak more than 2 languages fluently.
The Indian man is so handsome
Siddharth Malhotra + Shahrukh Khan + Anupam Tripathi = that guy
Pls- Gaurav and Seetha are so attractive-
EDIT: Huiqing, and Niki TOO WHYS EVERYONE ATTRACTIVE
Right and they had good chemistry 🥲
Her skin is literally perfect like a doll!
I love his voice.
I am from India and my favorite cuisine in the world is the Indo Chinese cuisine. It's like heaven. 😍😘
Aaaaaah Indians. My favourite people in the world.
lol thanks. Where you from btw
@@smollilbean hey! I'm from Singapore.
India🇮🇳💪 love you❤ all China💪 from the India🇮🇳💪🇨🇳
I think I'm inlove with gaurav???
I love that guy omg HE'S SO COOL
HE SOUNDS SO GOOD
Yes! Much awaited! Loved the episode. All of them have great personalities.
Would love to see more of them
The indian guy is really cute
Chinese didn't open their mouth to talk😂😂
Yes we don't understand eachother completely but we can understand our neighbour state fine. And i speak 4 languages from which 3 are oficial language
I bet that south indian girl don't even know what is actually south food is !! And most Southies can understand half of Indian languages
Nothing ever resonated with me more than when the Indian guy added some of his 'sauce' to the fried rice! :P
There are so many super tasty south Indian breakfast and she chose that. It's an acquired taste.
as an Indian, this is cool to see. ✨
The guy is kinda cute ;)
Gaurav tried the rice with the chutney he made, that is so Indian of him, I try to mix my food with different chutnies too, just to see if I can make a good combination and if I find a combination that becomes my go to.
we stan boys who can cook
Well I can cook better than My sister but not better than Ramsay.
That Indian guy is so hot.
asdfghjk indian food ?? and SOUTH INDIAN FOOD??? im in for this
So my fellow Indians what will make from your state or place comment below bcoz let's be honest there will be like a 100s of variety.
I'll make kande pohe from Maharashtra
That indian dudes voice, face and cooking have me floored
Uh aloo paratha the fav dish in the southern regions of india is a bit awkward thing to say... south is mostly rice dependant than wheat...
I like the Indian man nature ,he is kinda sweet.
indians are so charming
I love watching these kinds of videos!
Ooh, Chinese and Indian foods, both are my favorite. Can't go wrong with either!
we need more people like this on our earth!
Gaurav is very charming 😍, he knows his way with words
First time seeing an Indian guy speaking Korean!!😱
Ok? Why so surprised aliens can speak english with their chest hairs with shampoo❎✅❎✅
So, I am Telugu one and I had to work in Karnataka, but I've never heard Kannada before.. but I used to understand what our house keepers says and reply back in English! (Maybe its because our langs are a lil bit similar).
I love their language skills. I want to speak Chinese.
They are all so adorable
Indeed there is no bad food India
Gaurav is so fine plss
@Hiren Ahir whats that supposed to mean
How many of y'all are converted?
Oh god!
damn his voice was fine
6:38 golden moment 可愛的, 귀여운, かわいい .
Yess!! Us Indians just dont know when to stop talking 🤣🤣🤣
Dude the guy is so satisfying to watch, I am kinda crushing on him 😍
1 cup of tea and 3 cookies is enough for breakfast in my home😂😂
I don't like that.
👌.. Nice concept.. 👍
Such a well made video