Nick not realising that the Temple Canteen was in fact not hidden and that’s how pretty much all canteens are in South Asia has to be the most adorable mistake ever.
Anyone miss when Nick actually cooked things. I don’t mean like his recent steak video that was made with the attention span of an 11 year old on tictok I mean the style of video he made like 2 years ago my favorite example is his French onion burger video, straight to the point but still fun, there were jokes but the whole video wasn’t a joke, you know
I love that you were trying the foods that I eat at home, it makes me really happy to see and I’m glad you’re open to trying out everything from different cultures. Actually a lot of temples have some sort of cafeteria/canteen in the basement! The food is always 👌🏽👌🏽
i like how he knows what chutney is but doesnt know what a doas is and makes up (sorta) names for indian food. nick, your vids are still amazing and it puts a smile on my face to see you try food that i eat.
@@yugimon313 I give Nick credit for at least trying our food, but he should have at least done some RESEARCH before making the segment. I also blame his supposed subscriber for not educating him properly.
Nick I just had the pleasure of dining at Duck Sel this past Saturday for the 15 course tasting menu. It was incredible to say the least and thank you for finding and sharing! 10 out of 10 experience!
This was one of the coolest videos I've watched on this channel. I loved it. I can't wait for a part 2 featuring guga as you watch him get even more confused than nick trying to find the hidden doors. I wonder if there are any restaurants hidden inside escape rooms.
my natinal dish is falafel and the way nick built hit pieta made me cringe so hard the hamus gos first then the falafel then the chopped salad that he could not name and then the tahini he could not name. every thing else in the vid was fine but this rly rubed me the wrong way
As much as I love Nicks channel, im starting to miss his old content when it was an actual cooking channel. I wish he made more foods from different cultures. Edit: I never said i didn't like his current content, I actually enjoy it. I just said that i MISSED his old content. Get it right people.
I’m surprised you actually found the restaurant in the Indian temple. I usually eat whenever we go to the temple,and they always hide the restaurant. I’m also surprised that you enjoyed the dosa and mango lassi!! I always get that
I moved away from Chicago a few years back, but so happy to see Oasis Cafe is still around. I used to go there on Tuesdays for their Moroccan Chicken special -- it's so much food for the price too. But really anything on the menu from the kefta to the hummus to the lentil soup is fantastic. If anyone is ever in Chicago, it's definitely a must stop.
Hi nick, i remember a number of years ago, I had a dream about a fancy restaurant hidden in the subway station. When i woke up, i thought it was crazy how a restaurant would be hidden in a subway station and how it would be so cool if it is real. And a number of years later after that dream, which is now, I found that it is real and its thanks for the video nick.
Been to both Frevo and Temple Canteen. Frevo was a unique tasting menu. Mostly worth it for the fun flavors. Temple Canteen is well known and it's excellent.
Every time I see idlis, I remember a beloved coworker, Usha, a strict vegetarian, who learned that I loved Indian food and brought in goodies for me regularly. She always apologized that her idlis were never as good microwaved, but I could never tell, they were always so delicious with the dhal and chutneys that she brought. This was 20 years ago, but I hope and pray that she is enjoying herself, in this life or her next.
Not just Indian, South Indian vegetarian. Most people in the US no nothing about it cuz most Indian immigrants are from the North. The Flushing temple does indeed have some of the best South Indian vegetarian food in the US; it's famous for it in the Tamil Brahman community.
I appreciate Nick so much for him actually going to a temple and eating some south Indian cuisine.I feel a certain pride inside because south India is finally being recognized and i’m south Indian
Nick, I'm a huge fan! Smaller detail: I'm Indian. Other people might be ok with it, but I was crying when I saw u eat dosa and vada plain. It's like ordering a taco, eating just the shell for the first bite, then with the lettuce and the meat and everything else that makes it good! Here's how I see it: dosa and vada are edible. Dosa vada and chutney are what we like to call food.
Nick idk if you’ll see this but I have kinda a niche recommendation that fits the theme of the video. If you ever find yourself on the island of Aruba and want a hidden gem try out “Anna Maria’s”. It’s a backyard restaurant where the woman and wait staff all prep food right in her kitchen. I know that island like the back of my hand and it’s the best Italian you’ll get there. There is so many other cool restaurants there too so if you ever find yourself wanting to visit there I’d say it’s worth the trip!
He just butchered Indian food, I think he liked it. Nick that crispy paper was dosa and that rice patty was idli and the donut was mendu vada that you ate in the basement of the temple.
So cool to see you went to Hiden! Love the chefs there (great people too)! Taco Stand is pretty damn good too and my go-to in Wynwood, you should've tried it for funsies
Nick I look up to you, I’m twelve years old and I love to cook and watch your videos. As soon as I saw your book was up for pre order I got it, every Time I go to Boston for Red Sox games I imagine meeting you at a restaurant or something, I have watched since I was 10. I’m excited to see what you do next!
a little info: in temples, the main practice is to eat AFTER praying. i think that this is the reason why the temple canteen sign is behind the gate. also, im not sure if you wore shoes inside the temples, but it is usually not allowed. thanks for trying some authentic indian food
the point of this video is to show ppl the food at these places if he were to just say "oh no I can't get in" than that wouldn't be a good video now would it💀
My top 10 reactions 1. Wow so pretty 2. Thats huge 3. In a bathtub is creative 3. What is truffle 4. Beautifully plated never thought to look in a subway for a restaurant 5. Kitties ❤❤ 6.what kind of fish was that? 7. BIRRIA PIZZA (idk if i spelt that right) 8. SUSHIIIII❤❤❤ 9. Learn how to Season got it 10.wow gorgeous food amazing ducks super cute gotta try duck
they look very unique, i love it! where did you get them from? i really want to try them :) also, ive been a subscriber for a long time and i just want to say, i love your content, it brings me a lot of joy and i learn so much!!
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Nick not realising that the Temple Canteen was in fact not hidden and that’s how pretty much all canteens are in South Asia has to be the most adorable mistake ever.
I was looking for this comment lol
Yes you get it
Bro every temple I’ve been to has one of these lol
I remember that Anthony Bourdain went to that place
He also said bara is a donut
Anyone miss when Nick actually cooked things. I don’t mean like his recent steak video that was made with the attention span of an 11 year old on tictok I mean the style of video he made like 2 years ago my favorite example is his French onion burger video, straight to the point but still fun, there were jokes but the whole video wasn’t a joke, you know
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It’s called variety buddy, the only reason you saying that is cause he switches it up
I kinda like both things, let him do what he does
He has lot of shit if you wanna cook this is just variety bro it’s good
@@GooseToes_yeah Same, but i Like this Kind of content to and it Sure gives him more views
Btw, those “rice patties” are called idilis lol
and the little donuts are vada lol
@@abreaddeveloperand dosa paper masala
Indians right? I am from Kerala guys
I love that you were trying the foods that I eat at home, it makes me really happy to see and I’m glad you’re open to trying out everything from different cultures. Actually a lot of temples have some sort of cafeteria/canteen in the basement! The food is always 👌🏽👌🏽
basement? thats smart-
i like how he knows what chutney is but doesnt know what a doas is and makes up (sorta) names for indian food. nick, your vids are still amazing and it puts a smile on my face to see you try food that i eat.
I was 1 braincell away from a mental breakdown when my dude called a vada as a doughnut
I bet all Indians laughed when nick said. A lot of care/effort goes into making the rava dosa 🤣💀
he called paper dosa "paper masala"
same lol@@yugimon313
@@yugimon313 I give Nick credit for at least trying our food, but he should have at least done some RESEARCH before making the segment. I also blame his supposed subscriber for not educating him properly.
Nick I just had the pleasure of dining at Duck Sel this past Saturday for the 15 course tasting menu. It was incredible to say the least and thank you for finding and sharing! 10 out of 10 experience!
Gimme the address
This was one of the coolest videos I've watched on this channel. I loved it. I can't wait for a part 2 featuring guga as you watch him get even more confused than nick trying to find the hidden doors.
I wonder if there are any restaurants hidden inside escape rooms.
1:03 the Subnautica players...
Unreal camera work by Manny at 4:11 😂 Temple Canteen looks unreal, thanks for sharing the hidden gem!
Bot, scam
I love how open and respectful Nick is when it comes to other cultures
He called a vada a dounut
you know he made it when he gets sponsored by google maps 💀
LOL
Get out now!!!!!!!!!!!
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I appreciate how Nick says Shawarma, kafta, and Falafel. Keeping it traditional and pronouncing it properly 💪🏽
As a Arab. I agree.
You must be new here, Nick is part Persian. He should pronounce everything properly.
@@nahor88 no, not new. Just making an observation. Thanks.
@@nahor88 He is notorious for saying things wrong lol
my natinal dish is falafel and the way nick built hit pieta made me cringe so hard the hamus gos first then the falafel then the chopped salad that he could not name and then the tahini he could not name. every thing else in the vid was fine but this rly rubed me the wrong way
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😂 I love how he called Vada “little donuts” that’s such a cute name for them
calling medu vada donuts. I could not. bro gave me a heartattack comparing the two
@@trial544Well, you can’t blame him since he doesn’t specialise in Indian cuisine.
@@trial544 same here🤣🤣🤣
Calling vada cute little donuts is crazy but I don’t blame him
They are cute, you got give that to him
As much as I love Nicks channel, im starting to miss his old content when it was an actual cooking channel. I wish he made more foods from different cultures.
Edit: I never said i didn't like his current content, I actually enjoy it. I just said that i MISSED his old content.
Get it right people.
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Wow!! That was SO much fun! I loved watching you hunt down restaurants in seemingly random cafés and stores! Great job Nick!!😁❤️🍽
你？這個人真的是從我的心中走出來！他們的世界就是了、他們的世界都會這樣走下去！但你要是覺得這種事情很開心可以跟前男友一起過聖誕🧑🎄⋯⋯不同？不同年齡差太多時間o
I’m surprised you actually found the restaurant in the Indian temple. I usually eat whenever we go to the temple,and they always hide the restaurant. I’m also surprised that you enjoyed the dosa and mango lassi!! I always get that
Love watching Nick take us on adventures!
I moved away from Chicago a few years back, but so happy to see Oasis Cafe is still around. I used to go there on Tuesdays for their Moroccan Chicken special -- it's so much food for the price too. But really anything on the menu from the kefta to the hummus to the lentil soup is fantastic. If anyone is ever in Chicago, it's definitely a must stop.
Oasis is legit.
"And a little bit of this and and a little bit of that" 😂😂😂
nick is really out here collabing with every famous person and sponsor now he's working with google maps so proud
I love nicks videos, they are just so satisfying and relaxing 😌
its a good day when Nick uploads especially if its exposing restaurants
I love Nick’s dedication to videos
Hi nick, i remember a number of years ago, I had a dream about a fancy restaurant hidden in the subway station. When i woke up, i thought it was crazy how a restaurant would be hidden in a subway station and how it would be so cool if it is real. And a number of years later after that dream, which is now, I found that it is real and its thanks for the video nick.
Nick always makes the most entertaining videos if you ever need a break nick we will understand
I read that as if you ever need a bread
Understandable nick is ,the bread guy@@HRG2018
Seeing nick try authentic indian food brings so much joy for me :)
3:04 “I kinda feel like I’m back in middle school finding my place in the cafeteria and I’m sitting all by myself” poor nick😭
I like this idea and think there’s such an opportunity for nick to cook with some of the chefs in these restaurants! What a video that would be!
Nick never disappoints your awesome keep up the good work!!!!
Sitting alone on the table having lunch with Nick's video. *chef's kiss 🙌
these hidden restaurants are super cool!!
Been to both Frevo and Temple Canteen. Frevo was a unique tasting menu. Mostly worth it for the fun flavors. Temple Canteen is well known and it's excellent.
Every time I see idlis, I remember a beloved coworker, Usha, a strict vegetarian, who learned that I loved Indian food and brought in goodies for me regularly. She always apologized that her idlis were never as good microwaved, but I could never tell, they were always so delicious with the dhal and chutneys that she brought. This was 20 years ago, but I hope and pray that she is enjoying herself, in this life or her next.
As an Indian I am happy u tried our food 😊😊😊
Rice pattys no idle
Not just Indian, South Indian vegetarian. Most people in the US no nothing about it cuz most Indian immigrants are from the North.
The Flushing temple does indeed have some of the best South Indian vegetarian food in the US; it's famous for it in the Tamil Brahman community.
@@nahor88 fr everybody associates indian cuisene with butter chicken and other indian foods but south indian food is very different
Nick never disappoints
I love this guy. He makes cooking fun again!
Vada: "These little donuts"
Nick, thanks for the effort and time put in for us!
These chill videos are really nice
I appreciate Nick so much for him actually going to a temple and eating some south Indian cuisine.I feel a certain pride inside because south India is finally being recognized and i’m south Indian
It was DELICIOUS
@@NickDiGiovannihi nick reply if u love me im too from india a proud sanatani come to Tamil nadu one day. Im sure you will definitely love it
@@pgkun he ignored you lol
Nick never disappoints us(keep up the grind)
Im always amazed by the cappuccino art and barista had great energy
great videos nick. Keep up the good work!!!
you haven’t even seen the video yet your just commenting to be first y’all are fake
@@mystic2118realest comment ever
js trying to get likes. dk y ur so angry@@mystic2118
*shows Al Capone* "he probably broke the rules" 💀💀
Nick, I'm a huge fan! Smaller detail: I'm Indian. Other people might be ok with it, but I was crying when I saw u eat dosa and vada plain. It's like ordering a taco, eating just the shell for the first bite, then with the lettuce and the meat and everything else that makes it good! Here's how I see it: dosa and vada are edible. Dosa vada and chutney are what we like to call food.
Bro got sponsored by Google maps 💀
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Got a problem?
@@Stronk-m5y 🤣
How does he make everything seem so delicate like he’s just finding a door in an artwork
Nick idk if you’ll see this but I have kinda a niche recommendation that fits the theme of the video. If you ever find yourself on the island of Aruba and want a hidden gem try out “Anna Maria’s”. It’s a backyard restaurant where the woman and wait staff all prep food right in her kitchen. I know that island like the back of my hand and it’s the best Italian you’ll get there. There is so many other cool restaurants there too so if you ever find yourself wanting to visit there I’d say it’s worth the trip!
Nick never disappoints to make me hungry 😂
so real
14:05 Yo, your accent is just hilarious
Nick: Im not allowed to leak the address of the last restaurant
Rainbolt: Tastes like unit 812
I thought him going into the canteen and saying it was hidden was so funny 😂
As an Arabic speaker, I am honestly impressed with the way he pronounced the names of the most popular Arabic dishes. Good job Nick!
Nicks cookbook is amazing! I just got it yesterday
Being a Food Cook & being so entertainingis a Real still to master!
16:13 yooo who tf, it's a easter egg!!!
Nick: "this is most pork flavored pork ive ever tasted " 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
He just butchered Indian food, I think he liked it. Nick that crispy paper was dosa and that rice patty was idli and the donut was mendu vada that you ate in the basement of the temple.
how is nobody talking about the fact that google maps was the sponsor
Bunch of people is 🫣😅🤷🏻♂️
So cool to see you went to Hiden! Love the chefs there (great people too)! Taco Stand is pretty damn good too and my go-to in Wynwood, you should've tried it for funsies
Nick I look up to you, I’m twelve years old and I love to cook and watch your videos. As soon as I saw your book was up for pre order I got it, every Time I go to Boston for Red Sox games I imagine meeting you at a restaurant or something, I have watched since I was 10. I’m excited to see what you do next!
Keep cooking🙌🏼🫶🏼
Thanks!
0:10 They really took hidden base by a painting to the next level.
They be mining and crafting
Nick: these are all secret
Also nick: proceeds to not see the huge canteen sign
IN THE VIDEO 16:16 that is not paper masala that is dosa
Sorry in the video 3: 14
coolest video ever. watching again and again
You should go to the real World's Most Secret Restaurant; my grandma's house
Nick never fails to disappoint us ❤
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" ( youtuber ) " never fails to disappoint us - 🤓
So... You don't like the video?
That food looked so good my mouth could not stop watering
You should open your own restaurant 🤩
6:06 imagine some kid is just goofing around and knocks twice how confused would they be
a little info:
in temples, the main practice is to eat AFTER praying. i think that this is the reason why the temple canteen sign is behind the gate. also, im not sure if you wore shoes inside the temples, but it is usually not allowed. thanks for trying some authentic indian food
I love how he revels the restaurants secrets and he doesn’t care
they probably had permission considering they literally have a visible camera man
the point of this video is to show ppl the food at these places if he were to just say "oh no I can't get in" than that wouldn't be a good video now would it💀
restaurant secret? with this video they will get more money
@@Ali.6r definitely
1:41 bro really said pork flavoured pork 💀
ay if nick said it its a word😂
My top 10 reactions
1. Wow so pretty
2. Thats huge
3. In a bathtub is creative
3. What is truffle
4. Beautifully plated never thought to look in a subway for a restaurant
5. Kitties ❤❤
6.what kind of fish was that?
7. BIRRIA PIZZA (idk if i spelt that right)
8. SUSHIIIII❤❤❤
9. Learn how to Season got it
10.wow gorgeous food amazing ducks super cute gotta try duck
10:25 IS WERE I SAW NICK BUT MY MOM SAID “no” 😢 BUT ITS COOL THAT NICK WAS AT MY HOME CITY AND PLACE so cool 😏
Woah I liked the part where he revealed secret restaurants!
editor definitely claps this one
Just because you visited a temple. I'm giving a thumbsup for this video.
Aint no wat bro called dosa a paper masala💀💀😭
Liam, stay strong I believe in you you can do great
Nick: i cant touch the actual painting
*Nick 0.1 seconds later*
(0:21)
Nick never fails to spread my cheeks open and fill me with his content 😊😊
Ok bud
AYOOOO
ayy yooo
Ayooo wtf💀💀
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Malaysia also have hidden restaurant/ bar
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Eff TikTok!
Npc comment
@@WildPhoenix989 I’m not an npc
@@Voiders7 nun against you, im just saying that comment is so overly used it’s something that bots or unoriginal ppl would use just to get likes
Oop
Can we just appreciate about how much F O O D that Nick had left behind❤
12:25 bro is swagged out of his mind when right now😂😂😂
3:11 lol its called a paper dosa not masala
10:10 get all that incredible flavor and juice from the head - Nick 2023
Goofy ahh
the one thing I don't understaand is getting a sponser from Google Maps for a video about food LIKE HOW LMAOO
13:57 why does this look like gumball school
😂
12:28 nooo! Dont eat without Manny you traitor 😭 Manny, betray Nick. Go film with Gordon, Guga, Joshua and Uncle Roger without him!
manny wasnt even the cameraman in this video
@@clauteletubywheres manny?
@@CabbageMints idk. when youre this successful you cant rely on one cameraman
they look very unique, i love it! where did you get them from? i really want to try them :) also, ive been a subscriber for a long time and i just want to say, i love your content, it brings me a lot of joy and i learn so much!!
15:45 Rainbolt army will find any place
4848 N Sheridan Rd #309
Chicago, IL 60640. Sorry if the #309 becomes blue
Okay, Am I the only indian in the comments who's dying of laughter after Nick called dosa...Paper Masala? LMFAO🤣🤣💀
14:08 I love how ur so excited but tbh I’m just waiting for you to finish this part bc I eat this food everyday
Nick is the only person who can count food as a business expense.
Who misses when nick was the Michelin chef and didn’t eat from one 😢
Dreaming of going to those marvelous secret restaurants! 💕
10:16 Ayo why that look like a COD house?
I got scared from the girl at 4:44