The battle for best Indian restaurant in NYC
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- Semma - West Village NYC
Dhamaka - LES NYC
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Love that you tried non conventional foods from India and you got some South Indian food too!
Dosa is mainstream now...
@@joy-ow4ey "now" 😊 It's a South Indian dish😊
@@Elizabeth89755mainstream now among westerners.
Yep yep. I was defo appreciating that she got those
How more fucking conventional can you get from what she ordered?
The second place looked better BUT that first triangle dish I need to try that. That just looks like I would love it
It’s called dosa. The one she showed in the video is gunpowder dosa, I believe
it's called dosa it's a very common and DELICIOUS breakfast or lunch from south india specifically Tamil Nadu aaaand that's where I'm from 😁😁😁
the gunpowder is spread on the dosa and it's stuffed with a type of spiced mashed potatoes
highly recommended trying YOU WILL 100% LOVE IT my garanty
@@ananyasuresh732to be fair Karnataka dosa are the best
@@llm412 i agree to disagree 🫡
@@ananyasuresh732 I will def have to try it soon! I love the Indian food I’ve tried so far. I went to an Indian wedding last year & I’ve been obsessed since.
It took me the entire video to realise it was "semma" which means super in tamil😭😭 it also probably means same in other south indian languages ❤
Hot take but I’ll take Dhamaka over Semma any day
"hot take" then your opinion is the same as the video
@@addi1626 yup both are hot takes considering a majority of people would say the opposite as Semma is a Michelin starred restaurant
@@andrewgordon4774 Why should we hope that those Michelin inspectors know Indian food? 😅
Girl it's kulfi ✨ not your average frozen water popsicle
Dhamaka means blast 💥. It’s part of unapologetic Indian cuisine, hence the dishes are from different regions of India without changing them for the American palate. They can be nearest to the real thing.
the triangle thing .... looks so good
It’s called a dosa, kinda like a savoury pancake it’s so light and crispy and buttery and just pure goodness. It comes with a tamarind tomato-y lentil soup called sambar and coconut chutney.
I like my grandma's cooking the best. She's the G.O.A.T at cooking indain food. (I'm Indian btw)
Oxtail isn't a part of indian cuisine i think, coming from an indian. 🤔
Some Indians eat beef
Maybe not mainstream but India has huge culinary diversity
It is
It is
wonder what that desert costs if even she thinkis its a lot
I saw a photo online that said $20
Just to be clear, while Semma & Dhamaka are both Indian restaurants their menus are NOT based on the same regions of India.
Dhamaka is a pan-Indian restaurant while Semma's menu is based on Southern Indian cuisine, not Pan-India.
So I don't think its fair to be clumping them into the same comparison category
Indian food is VERY DIVERSE and ranges VASTLY from region to region. North Indian & South Indian food are worlds apart and so is Northeastern, Eastern, and Western Indian food. They are all amazing in their own way, you wouldn't compare them.
Same with Semma & Dhamaka, they're both serving very different but amazing food in their own way, and each needs to be enjoyed for its own rich and unique variety of food.
There is neither a way nor a reason to COMPARE.
Just enjoy the food.
I think semma may just be overhyped. One of my relatives visited and said the service was pretty bad.
Those prawns look insane 😍
I’m so so curious if u take home the leftovers???
Thats a good point seems like she eats so much she wouldn't have time to finish them all. It is her job though
Of course!
The pronunciation of everything HELP 😭 (no hate tho love your content
can you tell me what she mispronounced?
She's speaking English, she can't learn the pronunciation of all languages in the world as a single person
@@MistiMystiqueI completely agree. I watch Indian shows sometimes and they often say “tank you” instead of “Thank you” because TH is a difficult sound for them. I still understand. I think she can be understood as well.
you can’t expect an american woman to know how to pronounce things in a foreign language they don’t speak 😭
@@MistiMystiqueyeah your right I just think its funny especially as a native Hindi speaker
If you ever go to Los Angeles you must go to badmash it’s sooooo good
Gurl you eat everything. I love that but you really love food and I do too.
I am an indian
And i can tell by the looks ,the biryani after the so called oxtail looked like 🤮
Even though This looks like some fancy shit restaurant 😅
its andhra style
Good gawd that voice!!!
It's owned by the same restaurant group!!!
2nd one has more authenticate Indian recipes
The way she pronounces seema dhamaka
It's not seema it's semma, meaning super in Tamil. It's still being pronounced wrong though 😅
What do you expect for her to suddenly say them with its accent when she doesn’t speak the languages? This is coming from a person who speaks two languages, this is so weird and tbh entitled
please try filipino food :)
Is that how indian biryani looks?
There's different kinds of Biryani. That's a specific kind
Ox tail? 😳 INDIAN restaurant! 🤔
DHAMAKA LITERALLY MEANS "BLAST"
Second ❤❤
Seems really disappointed me as well, I like Dhamaka better by far
The beet appetiser was gorgeous but you didn't like it? Presumably you mean it looked gorgeous.
i need to understand how you're so thin
lamb -.---- so cruel
Baigan ka bharta ke liye pagal ho rhi he.. 😂😂😂