Hello Beryl, thankyou so much for this wonderful opportunity! i’m glad you’re spreading the love of panipuri to the world ♥️♥️ (p.s - i’m the fat dude at 9:11 lol )
If you have regular flour, potatoes & Indian spices, you're in business. I have made it from scratch for my son's birthday, him & his friends, not to mention my family, had a blast. Buy the dips/ chutney & you're set. Have the little pooris made in advance. Mostly we don't add onions...sprouted & parboiled moong bean is more common. The filling is moong bean, potato mash & then the two chutneys according to taste.
you can order them from some indian restaurants on uber eats! i do it sometimes when i can't make it to the indian store. expensive but a good way to get introduced!
Dear Beryl, I’d never heard of Pani Puri, and living in the UK with such a huge Indian population and Indian restaurants, I was like, why don’t we have this here? (At least not in any of the restaurants I’ve been in) so I bought all the ingredients online to make them, followed your recipe, and as the lady in the video says, I waited for the universe to change. And holy moly, did it change. So thanks for giving us so many cultural foods to think about and try.
pani puri is one of those food items which you can eat tons and not get tired. My friend who is a massive sinkhole once ate 15plates(75 puri) in one sitting. God bless him
Hi Beryl, I'm Indonesian but I've been told by my mother that my ancestor came from India. I always long to go there someday. Your videos always comfort me, thank you.
@@sarangrajput3410 hey gloria I should tell that your last name sounds similar like Indian names. Good to hear that your mother taught you about your ancestors.
your name actually has a very deep and beautiful meaning in sanskrit. Mangala means auspicious and Gita means divine song or the poems from the Bhagavad Gita. so put together your name in sanskrit means auspicious song of gods or auspicious voice of god. also Mangala is the planet mars which symbolises good luck so your name could also mean song of luck or poem of good fortune. Your last name is very eloquent. regards. -just a person who knows sanskrit.
In India, in most of the pani puri shops, after the last pani puri you get a masala puri, which is puri filled with the potato or sprouts with chaat masala and some salt on top and sometimes sev or boondi.
When I saw what this video was about I literally squealed with glee!!!! I am a southern white girl from TN. I moved as an adult to Florida where I fell in love with Indian food in general. There was a lunch buffet that they had these. I fell into crazy love! This is a delightful episode
Me and my family got sucked into Bollywood movies years ago on Netflix. The masterpiece, "Barfi" is one of my all time favorite movies. I've seen people eat these in so many movies and I've always wonder what they tasted like!
@Flockingsheep _hence_never_asleep let one get acquainted with Bollywood first Millwood will be too much and you see the Malayalam movies are so much different from Hindi it might get confusing
It's literally blast of flavours in you mouth, literally heaven🤤The street ones which are found in India are best. And yeah , dangal is one of the best bollywood movie, glad you watched🤗
Pani Puri is really diverse itself tbh. It's eaten all around the Indian Subcontinent! It's called Gol Gappa in Northern India, Pani Puri in Western India (Maharashtra), Puchka in Eastern India, Paani Patasha in the state of Haryana, and Gupchup in some other parts of the country. My favourite is Puchka, especially in the city of Kolkata- it's spicy and the potato mixture has green chillies along with chickpeas! Honestly, Beryl does a great job at representing Indian food!
It's usually pronounced Fuchka in Bangladesh. Here in the UK, I only get to eat Pani Puri at a mela. The ingredients are sold in Indian shops, but it's just not the same experience.
“Now take this little ball which is now dripping water, open your mouth wide, close your eyes and pop it in one go, and then you wait for the universe to change” 😂😂😂
Hi Beryl, after your Indian grocery store video, I found one near me and had a lot of fun in the spice aisle! I bought a couple of spice mixes and my curry game has been seriously improved! Thank you!
As someone who grew up in Canada with Indian parents, & have been having Indian food my whole life.. I'm still not sure what this mysterious "curry" is that non-Indian people talk about! 🥴
Since you don’t like the sweet chutney, I’d recommend trying the Kolkata (Calcutta) style phuchka, much more spicier and saltier mashed filling & even the water is much more darker tamarind
Omg Pani Puri is my favourite Indian snack and one of my favourite street foods of all time as well! I tried it for the first time a couple of years ago and have been addicted ever since.
I'm embarrassed to admit I'm in the Latter group, I've never heard of Pan Puri until now, so THANK YOU Beryl for introducing me to this amazing food, you have changed me! :D
you do not stop until your stomach explodes and you die. thats the only rule. Some of these guys said 10-15 pani puris, and I was just thinking to myself "fucking amateurs" or "lightweights lmao." Honestly, those are rookie numbers....
Indian fusion street food is really interesting. They take "traditional" foods like idli and dosa and turn into into eg. Szechuan idli, Manchurian idli, pizza dosa, etc.
@@priyambadatalapatra3779 omg yes!!!! I made it at home on accident, while playing around with chutneys and other things.... you should totally try Szechuan dosa with garlic mayonnaise..the mayonnaise replaces the cheese in my recipe..it tastes bomb, I promise
@@she_wizzdom4410 I had some at a street vendor but you can make it easily at home by frying idli and making the sauce from onion, garlic, ginger, chili, soy sauce, and ketchup!
When all those people were talking about Panipuri it made me teary-eyed. We might not be the most united country when it comes to so many political, social, religious economic fronts, but god do we love our food and our Panipuri together. ✨
This is it! When I was in middle school, my friends and I had projects to do. So, we decided to do them outside of school to hang out and make the project. My friend Maya asked her parents and they said ok. Her mom served us so much food during lunch. Then came the afternoon, she served us these crispy balls for snacks and this was just amazing! I ate like 10. I forgot about it and now, when I saw your video, I just had to have it! I’m going to ask her mom for the recipe and thank you for letting me relive one of the best memories ever! 😁
Tunisian food has never been featured, and honestly not just here, but it is almost never featured in any around the world foods, we're either being grouped with the Arab foods or the Mediterranean food and that's about it! But I believe Tunisian food is one of the best out there!! Spiced, spicy, sweet.. you name it! and it is definitely different than other Arabic, north African, or Mediterranean cuisines! My favorite Tunisian street food is Fricassé ♥ It is a fried dough stuffed with harissa, boiled potatoes, boiled eggs, tuna, and olives. I like mine spicy with extra harissa, and I usually eat 3 to 4 pieces every time, with a little, nontraditional, squeeze of lemon. Other Tunisian street foods that are sooooo delicious and definitely worth mentioning are Lablebi, Brik, Chappati, Malfouf, Mlewi, Ma9loub, Kafteji, Bambalouni, Jwejem.... You should definitely feature Tunisian Food in your videos! It is very very very very delicious ♥
One of my favorite food authors has a whole chapter about Tunis in one of her memoirs. She talks about her and a friend going there, and her friend not waiting to learn how to eat a brik, and she ends up squirting egg all over her face! Maybe making brik will be my next project.
@@erinhowett3630 I cook Brik at home at least once every week ♥ I love it so much and I think it is very delicious there is no way anyone wouldn't like it! You should definitely make it ♥
I love how everyone had a sparkle in their eyes and a beautiful smile while explaining what pani puri meant to them...!! Pani puri really is an emotion..!
I discovered an Indian grocery store this weekend and they had pani puri shells. I immediately wished for Beryl to be on speed dial so I could ask her I what else I needed to buy. Watching and double watching the episode again now so I am better prepared for next time. Although the shells are so delicious on their own I imagine filling them with anything will be amazing.
My favorite Indian Street food! When we were preparing for my sister's wedding in Baroda, I would go shopping for gifts and accessories but instead I was actively chasing down Pani Puri carts 😹 I still got my suit ready at Raymond's on time.
Next time when you got to Vadodara, try mahakali Sev usal, Shriram tum-tum, Jagdish leelo chevdo, Manmohan Samosa, Bhai bhai dabeli, Raaju omelette and Dooliram penda. Vadodara is famous for these dishes.
I am 16 and very very thin and ate 56 of them in one sitting in lockdown. I could eat more but my family was shouting at me and refused to give it to me😂😂
Lol here in India while eating it on streets we sometimes compete with the person who has accompanied to see how many pani puris we can have in one go and once I ended up eating 40 pani puris😂.
OMG, Pani Puri, I spent 3 months backpacking in India, in 1998 (yes I am that old) and lived off street food, (did not get sick once), Beryl, you are a treasure! Can’t believe your husband found you on a dating app
PLEASE TRY TAKOYAKI FROM JAPAN! It is an absolute must, though considering your previous job you might have tried it before, but it's still worth it. If not that, you should make MITARASHI-DANGO, dango with syrup!
8:17 I am from Kolkata. Some Christian communities, here in Kolkata, host sports events and eating competitions during Christmas. There was this one time a distant cousin of mine participated in a Phuchka (Pani-Puri) eating competition. The rules were that you have to eat as many Phuchkas you possibly can within the span of a minute. He had 23 Phuchkas in a minute and won the competition.
@@keijiakaashi931 u know u just confessed a crime that u don't know about phuchka while staying in kolkata ....no worries ,plz try (with safety due to covid)
I haven't had Fuchka for 2 years since this pandemic and literally crying now! CRAVING INTENSIFIED! Also thank you so much! My heart feels so happy that you enjoy Pani Puri so much! ❤️
Make your own paani and puri Nuzhat. Lots of youtube videos that show how to make both. Use your own mineral water. Add your own fav. ingredients in the water. The most basic ingredients that add explosion of flavor is minced mint leaves & cilantro leaves, very tiny piece of ginger(optional), green chili (1) if you like spicy, black salt, ground fennel seed(gives fantastic flavor 1/4tsp), Amchur powder & chaat masala; a small pinch of both(avl. in Indian store) : ) life is short, eat panipuri. Its our family favorite!
@@trehandeepa8251 Well, I know that it's easy and there are so many tutorials out there. It's just that my country is in lockdown and mentally, it's not feasible to spice up things actually :'(
Pani Puri is the bomb!!!!!!!! Discovered it in a little hawker place in Sydney, Australia. Excellent Indian cuisine and street food everywhere. I’m Chilean too, and my favourite street food are equally (drink, moté con huesillo) and completó italiano con palta and of course Empanadas de pino. Love your channel 💖
I watched this video and absolutely HAD to try this! But I live in Southeast Alaska, where tbh I have never met an Indian person before so finding Indian food in my part of the world is pretty much impossible. So I ordered this 'kit' on Amazon that would have all the stuff, it finally came the other day in the mail but it didn't come with the Pani Puri Water or the chutney. This is really weird because the instructions on the box say to mix the powdered Pani Puri sachet and the powdered chutney sachet with water and mix; why would they not include those items in the box but include them in the instructions? I've only got the fragile/mostly broken from the trip puri and the little boondi things. Gonna make it work though, I'm sure I can find the recipes for the water and chutney online and I'm still excited to try this!
My favorite street food has to be Kwek Kwek. They're like bright orange, deep fried coated quail or chicken eggs you can dip in either vinegar, spicy vinegar, or a sweet sauce. You can also eat them on their own. They're quite cheap too, so they made great snacks during my college days. Sending love from the Philippines.
i am balikbayan in the united states, and i have heard about kwek kwek, but what i remember most is the quail eggs they would sell on the side of the road on the drive from manila up to the province... the eggs are simply boiled in shell and they come in the skinny bag with the salt packet at the bottom.. i always remember those fondly, my personal favourite street food memory from the philippines. lol does road trip food count as street food? technically yes, diba?
Hey Beryl. I am Gorishaa Soni from Chandigarh, India and one of my favorite street food dish is CHOLE BHATURE. It's a punjabi dish which each and every Indian loves to have especially on their cheat day. I hope that you will surely make a video on that as well and represent it globally. Best wishes from India 🇮🇳
Hello shristi,, i saw your answer on Quora in which you wrote about your skin conditions. I was just going through the comments and saw your name. And see my name is also shrishti!!!!🙋
I saw an Indian movie on Netflix that showed the main character eating panipuri on a train. In addition to being the first site of panipuri for most Westerners, it was an unusual depiction of eating it portably. He had them in a box on his lap (arranged like a Whitman's Sampler). He carried the water in a squeezy bottle. I actually think the squeezy bottle idea is a better way to deal with the water, no matter where you are eating them. Great video, as always.
I used to live in southern CA and loved tacos in corn tortillas with lime, cilantro, radishes and homemade salsas. I usually like carnitas or carne asada.
that crunch is SO SO SATISFYING!!! I would also love for you to try stinky tofu!! I know the name stinnky tofu doesnt sound appetizing but I promise you its delicious!!
Hi I'm from odisha, India Here we call panipuri as gupchup Or puchka. Here in every street whenever anyone wants can eat panipuri anytime. The taste which is in street golgappe cannot be tasted in homemade panipuri It's really a emotion from India My wish is that once please try water rice(pakhala) a famous odisha food it really tastes awesome please try it once on your channel. Love from Odisha Who all know this dish do comment down and do like,share, subscribe to beryl's channel because she is trying so hard to bring all forms of food from different parts of world.❤️❤️❤️
That looks amazing! I love trying new food and immersing myself with the culture behind it. Expanding your palate literally has no downsides, because either you find something you really like, or you learn something new about your personal taste ♥️ Win win!
Here in Lucknow (idk about the rest of UP), we call them 'pani ke batashe' 😬 and they're very different from Delhi's gol gappe, Mumbai's pani puri and Kolkata's phuchkas.
I am from UP and I live I mumbai and mumbai and lucknow is the best place for chat 💜 "ROYAL CAFE" in Lucknow,huzrat gunj 💜it's one of the best chat place in Lucknow
After watching this video, I went to Indian grocery store and bought pani puri set for the first time. It was sooo gooood!!!!! I'm addicted!!! 🤩👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼💖💖💖
Hello everyone! 😊 I´m from Czech Republic and my favourite street food is (are) "langoše" [:langoshe:]. Langoš is a deep fried flatbread topped with garlic, cheese and sometimes with ketchup or tartar sauce. Originaly langoše come from Hungary, but they are very popular in Slovakia, Czech Republic, Romania etc. Beryl, you maybe know this food, but I highly recommend to try to prepare them at home, as homemade they are even better. 🤗 And thank you for introducing me pani puri. Never heard of it. But the video is selling it! 😍
@Arnab I'm saying that girls crave more for pani puri, many boys don't eat much pani puri but on average almost all girls love it. Ps. Every girl I've seen(including me) can eat 50 pani puri We girls are said pani puri lovers for a reason.
I’m Puerto Rican but live in NY.. my favorite Puerto Rican street food is called bacalaitos! In PR, you will find a bunch of “cuchifritos” spots. Essentially it’s a bunch of quick bites mainly fried but super delicious! Of course empanadas or pastelitos is a super popular one that most people are very familiar with but my favorite is bacalaitos.
Hi Beryl, thank you for this video! I love your channel, it’s so informative whilst bringing all these different cultures together through food. I’m lucky enough to have tried Pani Puri and it really is delicious! I’m from West Yorkshire, England - my favourite typical British street food is definitely either pork pies, (has to be proper Melton Mowbray ones) ... or fish and chips! And if you’re having fish and chips, it’s got to be served with scraps (the little batter bits from the fryer) mushy peas, and chip shop gravy. Perfect! 😃
Banana fritters! It's basically deep fried banana with a slightly salty crust. The crunch from the crust & sweetness from the banana is incredible! 😋 I'm from Malaysia btw! And other than banana fritters, we have a collection of street food that you can choose ranging from Indian, Chinese, and Malay culture.
actually the indian food you get in UK is just punjabi food, which is one of the 29 states of india. so there's a lot you guys are missing. plus, i feel restaurants in abroad have tried to adjust to the taste preferences of the locals, so because pani puri is so spicy, they might not be making it. and also, it's a spontaneous make and eat dish, not a restaurant sit and eat one.
Here’s a future street food to try: French Hotdogs. They’re a street food you would find in Denmark that are often in these adorable little food truck like things. They’re pretty simple and easy to make, and the recipe is also easily found online.
when I lived in China for a year, I loved the scallion pancakes, steamed pork buns and roasted sweet potatoes (mostly for keeping one's hands warm during winter!)
I just discovered your channel randomly in my suggesteds....and I am so glad I did! I love your energy Beryl and can't wait to catch up on all your other videos!
You 're just so adorable and bubbly! I enjoy your enthusiasm and it's cool to vicariously try other foods from around the world through your taste buds! It's great to give us insight in food from around the world!
I was shocked when she said making panipuri is easy! Its so so so hard to get the puri’s puffed perfectly, the pani is hard to balance well… since its such a loved street food, its hard to get satisfied with slightly less than perfect taste at home howw is it easy?.. And then she brought out packed pani puri set 😆..
Hello Beryl, thankyou so much for this wonderful opportunity! i’m glad you’re spreading the love of panipuri to the world ♥️♥️
(p.s - i’m the fat dude at 9:11 lol )
i love that you had panipuri in your background :)
Stop body shaming yourself for the sake of laughs 🤦
@@keerthichandra376 no ♥️
@@AbhiThePenguin 💀
Can't say "9:11 lol" to a New Yorker :P
I've never even heard of pani puri, but the way that everyone is talking about them is making me CRAVE THEM SO BADLY
You should totally try it !!!!!
Ooo u need to watch how they make it just make sure you not eat before watching the video
U should try them!!!... I assure u once u start eating u will not stop!
If you have regular flour, potatoes & Indian spices, you're in business. I have made it from scratch for my son's birthday, him & his friends, not to mention my family, had a blast. Buy the dips/ chutney & you're set. Have the little pooris made in advance. Mostly we don't add onions...sprouted & parboiled moong bean is more common. The filling is moong bean, potato mash & then the two chutneys according to taste.
you can order them from some indian restaurants on uber eats! i do it sometimes when i can't make it to the indian store. expensive but a good way to get introduced!
"Close your eyes and wait for the universe to change." That beautiful lady needs her own talk show. 💖
I love that lady so much
I've never had pani puri, but her description of it makes me want to eat it.
@@nduduzoblose4355 same!
@@peko7446 Agreed! She makes it sound like a dream. 😊
That was the very thought.
Dear Beryl, I’d never heard of Pani Puri, and living in the UK with such a huge Indian population and Indian restaurants, I was like, why don’t we have this here? (At least not in any of the restaurants I’ve been in) so I bought all the ingredients online to make them, followed your recipe, and as the lady in the video says, I waited for the universe to change. And holy moly, did it change. So thanks for giving us so many cultural foods to think about and try.
They usually sell the ingredients in South Asian supermarkets in the UK. I know you've already tried it but I thought I'd just share this anyway.
@@xTatlTaelx thank you! I’ll see if there’s any near me. Xx
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You could also try Aalu chaat, Samosa and Bhajiya
Believe me not Just an Indian but also a food lover... there's no comparison of Pani puri man....
pani puri is one of those food items which you can eat tons and not get tired.
My friend who is a massive sinkhole once ate 15plates(75 puri) in one sitting.
God bless him
Omfg😂😂
love your username!
ouch,that already hurts to listen. i never eat too much pani puri since i know i'll hate it if i have it too much heheh
@@outresru7751
dont worry.
like I said,he is a sinkhole.he is at 6'3" and eats like a blackhole whenever he has a chance.
like buffets etc.
😂
Pani Puri is honestly an emotion!!
That vampires identify with when they drink blood
I couldn't agree more
Truth
Amen!
So true...😎😎😎
Hi Beryl, I'm Indonesian but I've been told by my mother that my ancestor came from India. I always long to go there someday. Your videos always comfort me, thank you.
you should defn. visit..... indians do love indonesia very much
@@sarangrajput3410 hope so in the future :)
Always Welcome 🙏
@@sarangrajput3410 hey gloria I should tell that your last name sounds similar like Indian names. Good to hear that your mother taught you about your ancestors.
your name actually has a very deep and beautiful meaning in sanskrit. Mangala means auspicious and Gita means divine song or the poems from the Bhagavad Gita. so put together your name in sanskrit means auspicious song of gods or auspicious voice of god. also Mangala is the planet mars which symbolises good luck so your name could also mean song of luck or poem of good fortune. Your last name is very eloquent. regards.
-just a person who knows sanskrit.
In India, in most of the pani puri shops, after the last pani puri you get a masala puri, which is puri filled with the potato or sprouts with chaat masala and some salt on top and sometimes sev or boondi.
In Bengal we call it Fau, meaning free! 😂
In Karnataka it is called suka puri
Masala puri is completely different here
Nowadays they don't give a free(fau) puri anymore! They just ignore my request 😭
Without the free puri,the experience is incomplete
@@nishankkn3624 yeah in Mumbai we call it suka puri too!
Sookha Poori 😋
i love being represented as an indian to people of different areas! thanks beryl, love you!
she is married indian ....so cool
@@VirgoLunaKnight she totally rocked her sabyasachi lehenga
@@VirgoLunaKnight i know but still that's a cool thing to do in my opinion
@@sweg1827 ikr omg her wedding video was so amazing
Can I ask
When I saw what this video was about I literally squealed with glee!!!! I am a southern white girl from TN. I moved as an adult to Florida where I fell in love with Indian food in general. There was a lunch buffet that they had these. I fell into crazy love! This is a delightful episode
in what area i moved to florida and yet tried many of the indian restaurants near
@@gamersplatform1574 Tennessee, not Tamil Nadu.
TN 🤔 Tamilnadu 🤔 Tennessee 🤔😇
Me and my family got sucked into Bollywood movies years ago on Netflix. The masterpiece, "Barfi" is one of my all time favorite movies. I've seen people eat these in so many movies and I've always wonder what they tasted like!
Barfi is awesome. Watch Ludo it's by the same director. Its really good. That is if you have not already.🙂🙃
Watch 3 idiots too it's one of my favourite bollywood movie
Pani puri is literally heaven.
@Flockingsheep _hence_never_asleep let one get acquainted with Bollywood first Millwood will be too much and you see the Malayalam movies are so much different from Hindi it might get confusing
Watch 'Queen' and 'Lunchbox'.
I grew up in UAE 🇦🇪 and there is a lot of Indian restaurants there, I love pani puri! 🥰 you really can't stop at 1.
No one eats it by quantity, u only stop untill u cry eating it
@@harshmohan9856 yeah! That's the spirit!
yaay, UAE gang!
@@harshmohan9856 Well I do that too😅😂
yeah the ligher ones you can eat tons of. ones with filling i can easily down 2 dozen.
Ever since I saw that scene from the movie “Dangal”, I’ve always wondered what those taste like! 🤤🤤
It's literally blast of flavours in you mouth, literally heaven🤤The street ones which are found in India are best.
And yeah , dangal is one of the best bollywood movie, glad you watched🤗
There are basically 3 tastes of Pani. One is hot,one is sour,one is slightly sweet.
It's like Lay's Chile Limon chips to an extent.
Hahaha it is like flavour heaven on earth
(I am missing my phulki a lot since last year due to this virus 😭😭😭)
They taste really good.
Pani Puri is really diverse itself tbh. It's eaten all around the Indian Subcontinent! It's called Gol Gappa in Northern India, Pani Puri in Western India (Maharashtra), Puchka in Eastern India, Paani Patasha in the state of Haryana, and Gupchup in some other parts of the country. My favourite is Puchka, especially in the city of Kolkata- it's spicy and the potato mixture has green chillies along with chickpeas! Honestly, Beryl does a great job at representing Indian food!
Not just Indian, any food for that matter. She does a thorough research and puts a lot of hard work in!
It's usually pronounced Fuchka in Bangladesh. Here in the UK, I only get to eat Pani Puri at a mela. The ingredients are sold in Indian shops, but it's just not the same experience.
In Odisha it's called Gup-Chup
@@RR-kp5ps yes Our Bangladeshi version is totally different then others
Gupchup in Odisha and Chhattisgarh 👍
“Now take this little ball which is now dripping water, open your mouth wide, close your eyes and pop it in one go, and then you wait for the universe to change” 😂😂😂
That's the best description of its taste 😂
Yup it's like best thing💜
Is this an innuendo because i definitely feel like it's one😂😂😂
That's the best elaboration I've come across about Pani Puri !!!!
I am really missing panipuri in lockdown
I'm a filipina, and I love making them for my Indian friends. Oh! I think i can eat 20 Pani puris (or more than that) in one sitting! 😁🤤🤤
20! 😲😲 Damn I can't imagine the toilet after that.
Omg. I love Pani Puri. Indian street food is off the charts. In my two trips to India I gained about 10kg each time... I wish I was exaggerating 😳
😂😂😂.
Hi Beryl, after your Indian grocery store video, I found one near me and had a lot of fun in the spice aisle! I bought a couple of spice mixes and my curry game has been seriously improved! Thank you!
yessssss!!!!
Mommy.. now I gotta make curry
@@ashedits2610 come on... let them eat curry! No, seriously. Just let people enjoy curry for what it is.
As someone who grew up in Canada with Indian parents, & have been having Indian food my whole life.. I'm still not sure what this mysterious "curry" is that non-Indian people talk about! 🥴
@@backyardnature7079 exactly
Since you don’t like the sweet chutney, I’d recommend trying the Kolkata (Calcutta) style phuchka, much more spicier and saltier mashed filling & even the water is much more darker tamarind
Yes, Calcutta Puchka is the best!!
Yummmm! I don't like the sweet chutney either ... spicy phuchka is bae 😍
But she can't handle too much spice
Not a street food, but a suggestion for the future: would you consider asking your featured artists for their favorite foods?
This is actually a cool idea
Love this idea!!!
Omg Pani Puri is my favourite Indian snack and one of my favourite street foods of all time as well! I tried it for the first time a couple of years ago and have been addicted ever since.
I'm embarrassed to admit I'm in the Latter group, I've never heard of Pan Puri until now, so THANK YOU Beryl for introducing me to this amazing food, you have changed me! :D
The thing about pani puri/puchkas/gol gappas is that you think you can eat more but then you suddenly feel your stomach is full. Pani puri is sneaky.
Don't think that feeling full is gonna stop me from eating even more pani puri
you do not stop until your stomach explodes and you die. thats the only rule. Some of these guys said 10-15 pani puris, and I was just thinking to myself "fucking amateurs" or "lightweights lmao." Honestly, those are rookie numbers....
"I don't know how many I've had" that's literally anyone who's ever had pani puri
Also: we didn't order enough
Only one know who is selling pani puri 😁
sorry but I've NEVER tried or heard of pani puri until today but now i am craving it
@@rymd901 dear you are missing a lot of flavours of food, just try it once it's fantastic. It's another wonderful gift from India.
I'm from the Philippines and I love Pani Puri! 💕
@AYUSH NIGAM maybe you can find it in an Indian store here :)
Where you had it ?
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Indian fusion street food is really interesting. They take "traditional" foods like idli and dosa and turn into into eg. Szechuan idli, Manchurian idli, pizza dosa, etc.
Gobi Manchurian!!
Yaar Szechuan cheese dosa is my favourite thing in the world
Omg is manchurian idli real??! I have never heard of it
@@priyambadatalapatra3779 omg yes!!!! I made it at home on accident, while playing around with chutneys and other things.... you should totally try Szechuan dosa with garlic mayonnaise..the mayonnaise replaces the cheese in my recipe..it tastes bomb, I promise
@@she_wizzdom4410 I had some at a street vendor but you can make it easily at home by frying idli and making the sauce from onion, garlic, ginger, chili, soy sauce, and ketchup!
When all those people were talking about Panipuri it made me teary-eyed. We might not be the most united country when it comes to so many political, social, religious economic fronts, but god do we love our food and our Panipuri together. ✨
I think you've pretty much someday up the essence of Beryl's channel right there. Uniting people all over the world through our shared love of food🙂
Yassss
You do know south Indians are not crazy for it!?? But I love em
@@rohinthb9942 The rest of them will come around...
@@rohinthb9942 oh wow. Wasn't aware of this.
I found this at an Indian restaurant today and was so excited to try it 😀, loved it. Thank your to the great content
“Close your eyes, pop it in your mouth and wait for the universe to change” just got to try it now😀
Beryl: omg this water is getting all over my table!
Also Beryl: refuses to move the water glass closer 😂
Haha lol
😂 indeed
This is it! When I was in middle school, my friends and I had projects to do. So, we decided to do them outside of school to hang out and make the project. My friend Maya asked her parents and they said ok. Her mom served us so much food during lunch. Then came the afternoon, she served us these crispy balls for snacks and this was just amazing! I ate like 10. I forgot about it and now, when I saw your video, I just had to have it! I’m going to ask her mom for the recipe and thank you for letting me relive one of the best memories ever! 😁
A 13 minute video about pani puri? I'm in!
I’d watch an entire documentary
Yeah we need a 3 hour movie and I am buying the ticket!
Tunisian food has never been featured, and honestly not just here, but it is almost never featured in any around the world foods, we're either being grouped with the Arab foods or the Mediterranean food and that's about it!
But I believe Tunisian food is one of the best out there!!
Spiced, spicy, sweet.. you name it! and it is definitely different than other Arabic, north African, or Mediterranean cuisines!
My favorite Tunisian street food is Fricassé ♥
It is a fried dough stuffed with harissa, boiled potatoes, boiled eggs, tuna, and olives. I like mine spicy with extra harissa, and I usually eat 3 to 4 pieces every time, with a little, nontraditional, squeeze of lemon.
Other Tunisian street foods that are sooooo delicious and definitely worth mentioning are Lablebi, Brik, Chappati, Malfouf, Mlewi, Ma9loub, Kafteji, Bambalouni, Jwejem....
You should definitely feature Tunisian Food in your videos! It is very very very very delicious ♥
My favourite was a place called Moon of Tunis in Los Angeles. It's been 30+ years, and I can still taste the bastilla.
One of my favorite food authors has a whole chapter about Tunis in one of her memoirs. She talks about her and a friend going there, and her friend not waiting to learn how to eat a brik, and she ends up squirting egg all over her face! Maybe making brik will be my next project.
@@erinhowett3630 I cook Brik at home at least once every week ♥
I love it so much and I think it is very delicious there is no way anyone wouldn't like it!
You should definitely make it ♥
@@jeffreym68 I wish you'll have the opportunity to taste Tunisian food again soon ♥
@@ameniisabrii1609 Do you have a recipe you like? And can I have that recipe?
I've never heard of these and I'm an avid Indian food lover! I ordered some for delivery tomorrow. I can't wait!
Hi! How was it?!!
@@Aditi-mb3qm I've had it several times since! I love it!
We do get Pani-Puri vodka shots in a lot bars & restaurants in India.
Whoa! How does that work? Dip into vodka?
@@partituravid yes
@@partituravid Yup! I've seen people substitute the tamarind liquid for vodka, or do both.
3 parts vodka, one part tamarind pani. Also make stuffing 50% cashew nuts, 50% potato. Good taste to be honest
I love how everyone had a sparkle in their eyes and a beautiful smile while explaining what pani puri meant to them...!! Pani puri really is an emotion..!
I discovered an Indian grocery store this weekend and they had pani puri shells. I immediately wished for Beryl to be on speed dial so I could ask her I what else I needed to buy. Watching and double watching the episode again now so I am better prepared for next time. Although the shells are so delicious on their own I imagine filling them with anything will be amazing.
That’s true you could literally fill them with anything.. even fruit & yoghurt. Or yoghurt, boiled potato & tamarind sauce.
Am surprised the store ppl didn't have tips or guide
Pani Puri is not only a street food for India ... it's part of our life ❤️😂...luv uhh Beryl💜🇮🇳
Are you ARMY?💜
@@sadafnaaz2019 yupp😂💜
@@shalvi618 Omo! Who's your bias?
@@sadafnaaz2019 mochi 💜
@@shalvi618 oo
A video we Indians were waiting for.. Also you missed the integral part of ending with sukha puri.
My favorite Indian Street food! When we were preparing for my sister's wedding in Baroda, I would go shopping for gifts and accessories but instead I was actively chasing down Pani Puri carts 😹 I still got my suit ready at Raymond's on time.
Next time when you got to Vadodara, try mahakali Sev usal, Shriram tum-tum, Jagdish leelo chevdo, Manmohan Samosa, Bhai bhai dabeli, Raaju omelette and Dooliram penda. Vadodara is famous for these dishes.
@@MrB746Shah and those garlic bhakarwadi from Jagdish?? I've had those bau mast hoy chhe
"So I personally can eat a lot in one sitting, but that's just because I'm fat." 😭never related to something more in my life. (also timestamp is 9:10)
I am 16 and very very thin and ate 56 of them in one sitting in lockdown. I could eat more but my family was shouting at me and refused to give it to me😂😂
@@thewatcher7616 and the irony is that I can still love them
@@iammad3826 welp your name did described yourself 😂
@@eigengrau7698 😂😂😂
Mad and love for golgappa
I am really slim, and I eat 15-20 at one go
Its been I whole year I haven't ate a single pani puri 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Me too 😭😭😭😭
Where are you from? Britain
Same here, waiting to carelessly eat street food again 😔
too much, I can feel that
I feel sorry for you
Lol here in India while eating it on streets we sometimes compete with the person who has accompanied to see how many pani puris we can have in one go and once I ended up eating 40 pani puris😂.
OMG, Pani Puri, I spent 3 months backpacking in India, in 1998 (yes I am that old) and lived off street food, (did not get sick once), Beryl, you are a treasure! Can’t believe your husband found you on a dating app
PLEASE TRY TAKOYAKI FROM JAPAN! It is an absolute must, though considering your previous job you might have tried it before, but it's still worth it. If not that, you should make MITARASHI-DANGO, dango with syrup!
Omg, this is not at all like Tako Yaki...
@@Regulus09 No, that's not what I mean. I'm saying that should be her next video!
@@jitaru3707 Ah yes, that makes sense...
@Ghonchu Donkey So cool! Fried batter is pretty much universal (:
@@jitaru3707 We are making dango in my cooking club!!
Thank you for expanding my culture. Indian food is my favorite and every one of my Indian friends I have loved so much. Love this!
8:17 I am from Kolkata. Some Christian communities, here in Kolkata, host sports events and eating competitions during Christmas. There was this one time a distant cousin of mine participated in a Phuchka (Pani-Puri) eating competition. The rules were that you have to eat as many Phuchkas you possibly can within the span of a minute. He had 23 Phuchkas in a minute and won the competition.
WOW great
Ummm... Kolkata phuchka is best among the ones I've tried. I've been to Uttarakhand, UP, Hyderabad, Delhi... But Kolkata phuchka is just unparalleled.
@@arnabhazra01 yes puchka is the best
What 😀in Kolkata,why did I not know about it even after I live there
@@keijiakaashi931 u know u just confessed a crime that u don't know about phuchka while staying in kolkata ....no worries ,plz try (with safety due to covid)
I haven't had Fuchka for 2 years since this pandemic and literally crying now! CRAVING INTENSIFIED! Also thank you so much! My heart feels so happy that you enjoy Pani Puri so much! ❤️
Make your own paani and puri Nuzhat. Lots of youtube videos that show how to make both. Use your own mineral water. Add your own fav. ingredients in the water. The most basic ingredients that add explosion of flavor is minced mint leaves & cilantro leaves, very tiny piece of ginger(optional), green chili (1) if you like spicy, black salt, ground fennel seed(gives fantastic flavor 1/4tsp), Amchur powder & chaat masala; a small pinch of both(avl. in Indian store) : ) life is short, eat panipuri. Its our family favorite!
@@trehandeepa8251 Well, I know that it's easy and there are so many tutorials out there. It's just that my country is in lockdown and mentally, it's not feasible to spice up things actually :'(
Wonder what is stopping you , ready made stuff is available right ?
@@Royalbob123 It's not the problem with ready-made stuff but the situation we are in.
@@nuzhatfaizah7365 got it. Hope things improve :)
In odisha we call it Gupchup 😘This is love❤
Bihar too
Yes 👍
I miss gupchup in orissa..
Does it mean 'zip your mouth'?
@@redname9172 Maybe!
**Beryl eating pani puri**
Me salivating throughout.. :p
You're not alone my friend xD
I can feel you 😂😂😋😋
Same 😅
Beryl’s episodes have been really eye opening for me about Indian culture
تحصله بالسالمية بالمطاعم الهندية ق ١٢ إذا ودك تجربه
I ate pani puri for the first time (I live in İstanbul) and came home to Berryls pani puri video 😍✌️
Pani Puri is the bomb!!!!!!!! Discovered it in a little hawker place in Sydney, Australia. Excellent Indian cuisine and street food everywhere.
I’m Chilean too, and my favourite street food are equally (drink, moté con huesillo) and completó italiano con palta and of course Empanadas de pino. Love your channel 💖
I am DROOOLING here sitting and waiting for my pani puri to magically appear in front of me :)
Me too
I watched this video and absolutely HAD to try this! But I live in Southeast Alaska, where tbh I have never met an Indian person before so finding Indian food in my part of the world is pretty much impossible. So I ordered this 'kit' on Amazon that would have all the stuff, it finally came the other day in the mail but it didn't come with the Pani Puri Water or the chutney. This is really weird because the instructions on the box say to mix the powdered Pani Puri sachet and the powdered chutney sachet with water and mix; why would they not include those items in the box but include them in the instructions? I've only got the fragile/mostly broken from the trip puri and the little boondi things. Gonna make it work though, I'm sure I can find the recipes for the water and chutney online and I'm still excited to try this!
Would like to send you some from Mumbai, what's your address
You must lodge a complaint with Amazon.
There are many ways to make panipuri water tho...
Admire your dedication definitely 👏
you should read the entire comment before you reply. The last sentence I wrote on that comment was that I'm sure I could find a recipe for the water.
My favorite street food has to be Kwek Kwek. They're like bright orange, deep fried coated quail or chicken eggs you can dip in either vinegar, spicy vinegar, or a sweet sauce. You can also eat them on their own. They're quite cheap too, so they made great snacks during my college days. Sending love from the Philippines.
those sweet banana spring rolls are also very delicious too.
i am balikbayan in the united states, and i have heard about kwek kwek, but what i remember most is the quail eggs they would sell on the side of the road on the drive from manila up to the province... the eggs are simply boiled in shell and they come in the skinny bag with the salt packet at the bottom.. i always remember those fondly, my personal favourite street food memory from the philippines. lol does road trip food count as street food? technically yes, diba?
@@zflick yesss Banana Lumpia! i like when it has banana mixed with jackfruit, extra sugar 😋🍌
now you made me want some......aw I just ate dinner...
@@zflick turon!
I love pani puri and bhelpuri, tikki, dhai bhalle, chili potato, spring roll, momos, um, I shouldn't have taken these names,my mouth is watering now-
It's 3:42am and I'm hungry and now I'm sad 😭 haven't eaten these since pandemic
Chopped green chillies and fresh coriander must be added to the stuffing to just enhance the flavor.
Hey Beryl. I am Gorishaa Soni from Chandigarh, India and one of my favorite street food dish is CHOLE BHATURE. It's a punjabi dish which each and every Indian loves to have especially on their cheat day. I hope that you will surely make a video on that as well and represent it globally.
Best wishes from India 🇮🇳
Oh yes! Love chole bhature 😍 I remember having this while I was working in Delhi. Perfect combination!
Chole bhature. Oh I'd vote for that. Or idli sambhar or dosa w chatni
I am craving for pani puri rn😭😭Its been 16 hrs since I ate them and I want them again 😭❤
Hello shristi,, i saw your answer on Quora in which you wrote about your skin conditions. I was just going through the comments and saw your name. And see my name is also shrishti!!!!🙋
@@shrishtisdesk7857 ohhh hey. What a coincidence.
@@shristimishra5382 coincidence no.2 ....💙😇!
@@srushtimunjal950 haha heyy😁😁
Deja vu
I saw an Indian movie on Netflix that showed the main character eating panipuri on a train. In addition to being the first site of panipuri for most Westerners, it was an unusual depiction of eating it portably. He had them in a box on his lap (arranged like a Whitman's Sampler). He carried the water in a squeezy bottle. I actually think the squeezy bottle idea is a better way to deal with the water, no matter where you are eating them. Great video, as always.
Beryl : eats 10 panipuris
Me : thinking that's it 😂😂
Same lamo I eat at a time at least 40 or 50 😅 I am a huge pani puri fan 🤩
Same! Like what could eat 40-50 easy!
@@kavitajpatil4 me too😂😂
@@PriyaPatel-dv8wy 😋😋yup
How many can you eat actually?
The last time I remember l ate around 100 or something
I used to live in southern CA and loved tacos in corn tortillas with lime, cilantro, radishes and homemade salsas. I usually like carnitas or carne asada.
Don't forget the pickled carrots!
I live in Yokohama, Japan and just had pani puri from a Nepali restaurant nearby! They're so fun to eat and SO FLAVORFUL!!!
I honestly appreciate the amount of effort you put into the description and the details of each video. Don’t ever change. Your channel is lit.
that crunch is SO SO SATISFYING!!! I would also love for you to try stinky tofu!! I know the name stinnky tofu doesnt sound appetizing but I promise you its delicious!!
Please give her instructions for trying it, because eating it alone is a huge mistake.
Stinky tofu is HORRIBLE! IT smells rotten and tastes just as it smells. I've heard people either love or hate it.... im on the hate team🤮🤢
“Close your eyes, pop it in and wait for your universe to change”. True Story
I never knew I needed to watch this!!!
As a pani puri LOVER I am feeling absolutely ecstatic to watch this video😌🤩
That piano phone is THE CUTEST! I need it immediately😁
“I can personally eat a lot in one sitting,”
“Oh same”
“but that’s just because I’m fat.”
*o h*
Hi I'm from odisha, India
Here we call panipuri as gupchup Or puchka. Here in every street whenever anyone wants can eat panipuri anytime. The taste which is in street golgappe cannot be tasted in homemade panipuri
It's really a emotion from India
My wish is that once please try water rice(pakhala) a famous odisha food it really tastes awesome please try it once on your channel. Love from Odisha
Who all know this dish do comment down and do like,share, subscribe to beryl's channel because she is trying so hard to bring all forms of food from different parts of world.❤️❤️❤️
Pokalo is also called Panta-Bhat in Bengal, where I am from. It's a comfort food.
@@Radicalist-Manifesto Thanks for the knowledge about west Bengal
Even as an Indian I have never heard of 'pakhala'. I wish more food from Western India and Eastern India become famous in our country.
Pakhala is an emotion❤️...you should try it with mashed potatoes Beryl...you would love it and also get a very good sleep after having it😂
@@poonambehera6500 thank you sooo much for your reviews
Here in India Pani Puri (In most of the places it is also called as Gol Gappe and have other names too) is purely an emotion!!
That looks amazing! I love trying new food and immersing myself with the culture behind it. Expanding your palate literally has no downsides, because either you find something you really like, or you learn something new about your personal taste ♥️ Win win!
Day made! Been binge watching your channel for 3 days now after discovering (rather hungover) and its been amazing! Thank you!
Where has this been all my life? I’m Salvadorian and this sounds delicious 🤤 now I need to find a place near me that has it
If you even get a chance to be in India, just try the street pani puri, they are literally heaven, no comparison to them!😋
chat, pani puri, tikki, Uttar-pradesh is honestly street food heaven
Here in Lucknow (idk about the rest of UP), we call them 'pani ke batashe' 😬 and they're very different from Delhi's gol gappe, Mumbai's pani puri and Kolkata's phuchkas.
I am from UP and I live I mumbai and mumbai and lucknow is the best place for chat 💜
"ROYAL CAFE" in Lucknow,huzrat gunj 💜it's one of the best chat place in Lucknow
@@nitishsaxena1372 Used to live in Ghaziabad, and we used to call them both gol gappe and bataashe.
@@sadafnaaz2019 Yeah lol but I meant that Chat and pani puri originated from UP but MH has some good street food.
@@kanamenoname210 Yup 💜
Chaat is probably one of my favorite Indian street foods. I'm excited to see the other countries too!
ya nothing in this world can beat a good prepared chaat!!
Pani Puri is amazing! I first had it last month and my mind. was. blown. I can't get over how fresh and addictive it is to eat!
Broke my heart to see the pani made out of the powder. You gotta make it fresh. Mint, coriander, chilli. Easy and like 10000 times better.
I need to make it clear that I would definitely watch an hour long mukbang by Beryl
💯 Agree
After watching this video, I went to Indian grocery store and bought pani puri set for the first time. It was sooo gooood!!!!! I'm addicted!!! 🤩👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼💖💖💖
omg i SCREAMMMMMEEED when I saw the title!!! pani puri is the best and the world is missing out
Hello everyone! 😊 I´m from Czech Republic and my favourite street food is (are) "langoše" [:langoshe:]. Langoš is a deep fried flatbread topped with garlic, cheese and sometimes with ketchup or tartar sauce. Originaly langoše come from Hungary, but they are very popular in Slovakia, Czech Republic, Romania etc. Beryl, you maybe know this food, but I highly recommend to try to prepare them at home, as homemade they are even better. 🤗
And thank you for introducing me pani puri. Never heard of it. But the video is selling it! 😍
Hi. I had those in Prague when i visited Czech Republic. And i loved them and also your country. ❤️
Seconded! Langos is amazing, my favourite toppings are garlic, sour cream and cheese. :)
Addict for these!!!
Omg, I love langos. My family is Romanian and makes them but I feel so sick afterwards because of all the oil haha
@@Confusedbetweenfoodandfitness I'm happy you loved my country! 💕 We are small, but with great history, architecture and places to visit.
im not even indian but i watch alot pani puri video...
seeing how they making it with a sound of nonstop vehicle honking in the background
I'm confused what exactly are you trying to convey ? 🤨
Hmm lol
Omg...i was already in love of this vdo every moment .n then beryl flexed her telephone....its so coooollll
pani puri is an emotion. It is so special! It has every indian's soul.
Indian boys : I can eat 10 pani puri🙏🏻
Indian girls : I can each 30+ pani puri with green chilli pastes on the top 🤤🤤
@Arnab Nope
@Arnab I'm saying that girls crave more for pani puri, many boys don't eat much pani puri but on average almost all girls love it.
Ps. Every girl I've seen(including me) can eat 50 pani puri
We girls are said pani puri lovers for a reason.
@@shreya6806 If You are a Pani-Puri Lover Then You Won't Make a Mistake in Spelling that, lol
@@k.s.g7556 lol kiddish, you don't know typos
@@shreya6806 in odisha actually boys and middle aged men eat more gup chup(pani puri).
We eat pani puri on Eid in my family and its my fave!
Which one is your favorite pani puri or chatt?
@@mayan5600 Chatt!
I’m Puerto Rican but live in NY.. my favorite Puerto Rican street food is called bacalaitos! In PR, you will find a bunch of “cuchifritos” spots. Essentially it’s a bunch of quick bites mainly fried but super delicious! Of course empanadas or pastelitos is a super popular one that most people are very familiar with but my favorite is bacalaitos.
Hi Beryl, thank you for this video! I love your channel, it’s so informative whilst bringing all these different cultures together through food. I’m lucky enough to have tried Pani Puri and it really is delicious! I’m from West Yorkshire, England - my favourite typical British street food is definitely either pork pies, (has to be proper Melton Mowbray ones) ... or fish and chips! And if you’re having fish and chips, it’s got to be served with scraps (the little batter bits from the fryer) mushy peas, and chip shop gravy. Perfect! 😃
Pani puri is not just a food. It's an experience 🥰. An experience u will always go back to... 🥺😘☺
Banana fritters! It's basically deep fried banana with a slightly salty crust. The crunch from the crust & sweetness from the banana is incredible! 😋 I'm from Malaysia btw! And other than banana fritters, we have a collection of street food that you can choose ranging from Indian, Chinese, and Malay culture.
In kerala we have a similar thing, banana fritters but they're sweet. We call them pazham pori.
@@qtsobb Did some search. Yes! It's indeed similar! In Bahasa Malaysia we call it Pisang (Banana) Goreng (Fried).
@@lod_n.s5913 malaysia has a lot of indian influence
actually the indian food you get in UK is just punjabi food, which is one of the 29 states of india. so there's a lot you guys are missing. plus, i feel restaurants in abroad have tried to adjust to the taste preferences of the locals, so because pani puri is so spicy, they might not be making it. and also, it's a spontaneous make and eat dish, not a restaurant sit and eat one.
Here’s a future street food to try: French Hotdogs. They’re a street food you would find in Denmark that are often in these adorable little food truck like things. They’re pretty simple and easy to make, and the recipe is also easily found online.
when I lived in China for a year, I loved the scallion pancakes, steamed pork buns and roasted sweet potatoes (mostly for keeping one's hands warm during winter!)
I just discovered your channel randomly in my suggesteds....and I am so glad I did! I love your energy Beryl and can't wait to catch up on all your other videos!
WAIT! The artist is chilean?!?!? Esaaaaaaa, representación!!! 🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱
You 're just so adorable and bubbly! I enjoy your enthusiasm and it's cool to vicariously try other foods from around the world through your taste buds! It's great to give us insight in food from around the world!
I was shocked when she said making panipuri is easy! Its so so so hard to get the puri’s puffed perfectly, the pani is hard to balance well… since its such a loved street food, its hard to get satisfied with slightly less than perfect taste at home howw is it easy?..
And then she brought out packed pani puri set 😆..
Exactly i was thinking how its easy for her to make. But then she took out everything readymade. Thank God they were good and she liked it 😂.
I was already craving pani puri, now I need to run to pani puri wala right away!!