How I Got Sick Eating Street Food in India | Kolkata, India
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- Опубликовано: 20 мар 2018
- This is the story of how I got FOOD POISONING IN INDIA!
While visiting Kolkata, India in October 2017, we made a vlog about our evening near the Hooghly River. We try some Indian street food (which gave me food poisoning) and had a beautiful boat ride on the peaceful river.
India - its food and people, are amazing. Don't get us wrong. But you do need to be cautious eating abroad! Leave us a comment below if you've had a similar experience in India, or any country!
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The words "Indian" and "hygiene" don't usually go together lmao what were you thinking
It's old Delhi
Old Delhi n west Bengal is shithole part of our country
@@MatSkanzo when u dont have any knowledge abt our country then why ur commenting
@Be Water Friend thinl first before commenting.
@@somedudewithglasses2292 right
@@MatSkanzo wtf how can u know my country better than me
N who r u people
When u travelled to india?
As soon as he grabbed the food with his left hand (the toilet hand) you should have ran.
So much hate for India
How do you do it? You are wrong! It's just different cultures. Most people study a culture before visiting to not get sick - it's just common sense. I have an Indian medical doctor - I put my life in his hands. How is that hate?
@@nnl2785 wow after2 years still
@Pulling the Strings what is true? Care to elaborate
@Edge Abdullah according to the latest stats more than 90% of the Indian population has access to basic sanitation after the govt built 110 million toilets back in 2014 for more than 550 million villagers and slum dwellers in India who previously didn't have access to a toilet lol. Also every single middle class and rich person in India has toilets in their homes and apartments lol sometimes multiple. My apartment in Mumbai has 3 toilets with attached bidget sprays and bum guns in each one of them which is more hygienic compared to using tissue lol. Way to generalize an entire country of 1.3 billion ppl lol
Sometimes fresh fruit and veg can be a problem if it is washed in local water.
OMG vomits
Ah... I see. Maybe the water used comes from the river. We know how bad Indian river is.
@Indian Streetshietters well it's india 🇮🇳 😂😂😂
@@YunafSandah kau pikir semua sungai di India ktr coyy? Wkwkw bdh amat. Tergantung coyy ga semua kaya ganga dan salah uploader nya dia kunjungi tempat street food yg kagak rame dan ktr bukan yg popular kunjungi touris. Wake up kid
@@shaheedbhaghatsingh3974 apasih tolol tiba2 komen make bahasa indo, kalo gabisa bales make bahasa inggris diem aja dek
Im here to see some indians comments : "its from bangladesh" lmao😂
When the video is from Bangladesh then people say that but how it's Bangaldesh it's west Bengal
@Junjun stupid ass its obviously in india
🤮
Wow all Indians totally comment shit like that
lu dari mana bocah? Dari Indo?
i would never travel to where people bath in rivers, drink in rivers, toilet in same rivers
@qb03 35 shame on u
San Hoang lmaoo
Blame it on British's
@@zeliang5101 Shame on your dirty ass shithole
Even most of the Indians try to ignore those places but these guys to get attraction, they eat there... Whom to blame?? See proper places and try it
Indians in the comments: It’s not India it’s Bangladesh or Pakistan
No one has said that
Hell... I would get food poisoning just getting off the plane right after i landed in India.
From what I heard from my manager, he told me he doesn’t trust street food since they used spoil food from days before and cover it up with spices and recooked all of them.
There are videos on RUclips, people using rotten tomatoes.
Good to know
It is your mistake. You should never buy food from seller who didnt even wear shirt. Look at where he put chopped onion.
@Anesh Verma
Your indian
But they want to be authentic! Blend in with the locals, lmaoooo
I am from India and I stay away from those vendors. You could have asked one of your fans from here to help you oot...I would have been delighted to meet you.
Thanks buddy!
Asthmatic Kitten id like to visit india in the future, would you kindly tour me out?
Typical Indian, why don't you indian mprove the standard of living instead of running away from the problem..
Those vendors are not even natives. They are bihari migrants. I live in kolkata, I never buy food from biharis.
This is a very nice comment. My nan is 76 years old (from Surat) and says these vendors ARE dirty and they may kill you as the bacteria will cause organ failure.
Rule of thumb when exploring food in India.
Dont eat food from stalls/vendors even restaurants(that may look clean from the outside) that don't have a good amount of customers eating there.
Connect with someone who could show you around.
excatly
Just dont go india at all 😂
The key is freshly cooked food. Anything sitting for even 30mins is breeding ground for bacteria
As someone with severe IBS the thought of going to India feels like torture.
Don’t come👋
yes please dont visit our disgusting country
Rule of thumb to anyone that is going to India, never eat a salad or anything uncooked in India. You are gonna pay for it dearly. No raw onions, tomatoes, cucumbers as you are allowing that bacteria to enter your body. This does not only apply to street vendors, as it is all about handling, and who knows what's going on in the kitchen behind closed doors in bigger hotels. Safe Travels :).
EXACTLY!!!
The man had his dirty filthy hands in the food and you expect to be fine ? No way dude yuk
His hands and nails were very visibly dirty even before he wore the shirt, so that might be it. This is no way any shade to Indian food, I'd love to try some if given the chance, but being picky with the street food choices may be a wise choice.
Yes it is wise.
True, you should think before trying every street foods anywhere in the world. It's just common sense what to try and what not to.
This is every where exept western world
Quality
Obviously varies from street food to descent restaurants.
spoiling your first indian food experience bcoz of streets isn't a wise choice.
Like couple of idiot foreigners on YT ,either they are so dumb or they do it intensionally
@Dean Salcedo wht
6:23 sweating was probably because of the food poisoning kicking in loool
Naah
hahaha
@Gurmeet Singh lolll
you asked "is it good?" i just thought "ohhh, how naive can you be??" what answer did you expect from food sellers when asking them such a question???
Lol thats true
That,s true.Never been to India.My dad was there during WW2.He was supposed to go to the Pacific and got as far as India and Australia when his troop ship got orders to go instead to North Africa.Nevet asked him what he ate in India.He loved Australia.Said if he won a million dollars, he,d move to Australia or maybe Northern Italy or Southern Germany.We have relatives in Garmisch so a no brainier there.Yiu can get food poisoning anywhere including America.Diffetence is we have strict health codes and inspectors, and local news stations who do Behind the Kitchen Door to let locals know which are good and bad places to eat.
*The golden rule to street food in general is always eat at vendors were the locals eat and are very busy*
not in india
The Golden rule to street food in India is to never visit India or eat Indian food. There solved it for u.
Well in Philippines Specially in nightmarket.. Is what i love.. But they're hygienic.. They use gloves....but in india 👎👎
elnicedude ur an idiot bro lol look up the vlogs by foreigners who try street food in India most of them love it. Also the popular street food areas in India in big cities are always packed since most of the locals who eat street food got there also it is rare to not see foreigners in these place since they are so popular. Instead of generalize based of a single video look at the complete picture
elnicedude elnicedude ur an idiot bro lol look up the vlogs by foreigners who try street food in India most of them love it. Also the popular street food areas in India in big cities are always packed since most of the locals who eat street food got there also it is rare to not see foreigners in these place since they are so popular. Instead of generalize based of a single video look at the complete picture
Got sick watching him touch all of the ingredients with his hand during the preparation....yuck!
You're right, I don't even like watching european chef's that overuse their hands....
I had amoebiasis at a very small age because I bathed in a river near my hometown, literally people were brushing their teeth and spitting in the river but my parents were ignorant and made me bathe
Bacteria adds to the flavor of Indian foods! 😁
bacteria exists in every food even the cleanest most hygienic of them. Bacteria literally exists everywhere lol
Don't say Indian plz
Arjun Ajwani Ok Boomer
@@ForceInEvHorizon dead meme
Dany Donzogpa So what?
Never drink anything with ice in it from street food stalls in India. Some people make them with unfiltered tap water. I learned this the hard way a couple years ago when I also got very sick after drinking juice that contained it. I hope you are feeling better now. Cheers from Brazil!
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I just watched a video where they put an ice block on the ground (which was too damn filthy), then they pick it up, rinse it, put it in a very dirty container, then they crushed the ice and put it in the food they were selling. So gross 🤢
I feel awful that you got so sick, but I also feel bad for the vendor and his wife. They seemed so kind and sweet. I'm sure making someone sick was the last thing they wanted to do.
They never would have expected people like him visit their stall. Generally their customer base don't care about hygiene and can even digest rocks.
@@tothemoon2151 I heard that too
Fuck hygiene
@@tothemoon2151 those are all fake talks spread by haters
@@jjkhjgkjhkjbhgjhghnjn416 hahahaha
As a food safety inspection officer all I can add to this comment and don’t mean to insult the Indian culture or the Indian people but I’ve been to several Indian food restaurants in California due to reports of food poisoning , customers finding hairs in their food orders , food having foul smells.
When me and my partner went to do a surprise inspection on each of the establishments you wouldn’t believe how disgusting those kitchens were, rotten food inside fridges, the floors were dirty , the pots were being used over and over again without washing, vegetables weren’t being properly washed either, the oil where they cooked was being reused it was already black, they were no gloves in any of those restaurants to handle food orders… they were dirtier than the Chinese kitchens we have been to due to sickness reports so
in conclusión when it comes to Indian cuisine, is not the food , it’s the people who prepare it that they were never tough hygiene and food safety when it came to cooking. Interviewing some of them said they were street food vendors in India .
I love Indian food but I prepare it myself, I don’t trust their food safety standards at all . They all have strong inmune systems because they are used to all of that so they don’t get sick . I don’t want to think how things are at their home , when it comes to food. And again I’ve met a lot of Indian people and they are really warm loving and caring and their homes are clean and their food is great . So I’m not speaking in general , all of my respect to them but when it comes to food safety I’d rather not eat at any restaurant.
I'll read this one later this sounds interesting
Having lived in India for over seven years, you learn , one food or another, to be careful there. Mine was beef , ate some that did NOT agree with me, and oh brother!!! Was I sick. So very sorry for this situation, but many have gone before......🤕. Still really enjoy watching you guys!
im sorry, Westerners have really poor tolerance to food. ....at the drop of a hand you guys fall sick when in an Asian country...you guys need to give your body time to adapt to the food and surroundings when in Asia...instead of whingeing and bitching like a $20 an hour whore
of course your going to fall sick the first time around ... coz you guys have been raised like fucking snowflakes....once you adapt, you are good......till then stfu and adapt
Live in India is like living in a rubbish bin or hell .....life is to precious to suffer in a place like that !
thanks for sharing your honest experience! sorry to hear you got sick! it’s great you are sharing the great, good, and sometimes rough patches of food experiences.
Thanks Stephanie!
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Dude you don’t have to sugar coat India street food. It is the dirtiest and one of the most unhygienic food in the world! You’re brave for eating it
People should not complain if they get food poisoning after eating Indian food. Anyone with eyes can see how dirty and unhygienic Indian food is. So if anyone wants to risk going to hospital by eating Indian food, then don’t complain.
Yay u made another video I have been waiting for a long time
Problems I see:
1. Someone is sitting on the table bare foot. @1:30
2. Raw onions most likely at the temperature danger zone, that should be set under chilled container @2:23
3. Cross contamination.... Dirty hands picking up clean chips. @2:56
Chefs when they prep food they prep it in advance and pick up the ingredients using spoons or tongs, they use a cutting board and the food does not touch the chefs hands only his knife.
You watch how he cuts the food with the knife in 1 hand and the food in the other chopping the food over the bowl, terrible food safety practice. This style of copping food over the bowl is only wise to do when you plan on cooking the food like a soup.
I could have told you that food was suspect.
Did you figure out why there feet are on the tables??
Floor was too hot 😂
Monkey Nut the floor is lava LMAO
Yummy
After watching this video from you guys, I subscribed. Thank you for what you have done on chopstick travel.
Sorry to hear that your sick luke, i hope you get better. :)
Luke, I absolutely adore your videos. I've often wondered if you ever get food poisoning from all the different foods you eat. This is good information... horrible to endure. All the best.
This was one of the only two food poisoning experiences we've had abroad. Luckily, it's pretty rare!
Ah! I can’t believe you still ate the food! 😭😅 His nails...his sweaty body...his unwashed, soiled shirt and everything surrounding the food just looks so unhygienic 😰. And the bottles he used for the sauces...probably never cleaned them lol. 🤢🤮
He still did not achieve "Travel enlightenment".
hahahahahahahah yerk 😝
We r Indians and we love love these food...I didnt find that his hands and nails are dirty or shirt is soiled....yes when u r a person who always eat less spiced food and boiled or filtered water and only boiled sor healthy snacks, u should never try these food...as per we are concerned we dont get sick with these snacks...they are yummy..sometimes we have to get adjusted with some less hygeinenic food to relish these yummy food... and who knows he might got sick from some other food he ate...which we may not know...I love Calcutta & its street food...if u feel filthy eating the street food then u shouldnt try street food thats all..... otherwise even he sits at the cleanest spot and serve u with cleanest covered hand then also u are bound to fall sick because its in ur mind.....
I'm Indian.. I live in Delhi and I never eat street foods here... I completely avoid them...
if one eats like a nonsense from any place without verifying that I It is a personal choice...I stay at Delhi and am Bengali from Kolkata snd still visit kolata once or twice annually...I eat these street food like but I am fit & fine...foods like golgappe,parichat, dahi bhalle, paranthes, chole bhature, chole kulches, eggrolls, cutlets, bhelpuri etc etc, they are tooo yummy ...I dont get sick everyday......as a natural phenomena I do get stomach problems or get sick sometimes but not because of the street food...but because of overeating or eating at wrong time or more junk food some times...... I take street food maybe 2-3 times in a month not regularly...one should not eat spicy street food everyday...people from outside India take time to get adjusted to these food.......moreover he could have gone to some other places for street food like burrabazar, Park Street, New market, Gariahat....
Great video Luke! 2nd channel is awesome
Luke, glad to find your second channel. So sorry that you got food poisoning in India. I hope that you made it back to your room before you became sick. Good thing it didn't happen on the boat ride. Looking forward to listening to your other videos.
I think there are precautions you can definitely take but still you have to accept it’s always a chance when traveling because we are sensitive to bugs and bacterias that don’t affect locals. It happened to me in Rome eating from a nice enough restaurant. I’ve also been to El Salvador a couple times. The first time I got deadly ill so the second time I took my own food and was fine until the very last day when I went to a big dinner with many people. Sure enough I spent more time in the airplane bathroom than in my passenger seat on the flight home. I just mention this so people accept that it can happen when traveling and just be sick, recover, and then continue your adventure!
Anita & Dana true, sometimes it not about hygiene at all. I can accept it as long as it is not so obvious that the chef not washing his hands, prepare food after nose picking, not cut their long black nails for the whole year...
late upload 😂😂😂 but i like it,informative 👍
Sorry for the delay! We will be posting much more regularly on this channel. Thanks for watching :)
Indian people have a strong immune system to eat such food like that without getting sick which is their big advantage during survival situation lol
Were you already feeling sick on the boat or did it take a while before the ickyness hit you?
bring your own food, water & air if you have to go to India for some reasons , sprinkle your entire body with holy water too
I would recommend you to eat in stalls where they use plastic gloves 🧤 when they make street food, which may not be too many stalls but in *Park Street* area as well as *New Market* most shops started maintaining hygienic street food , and always go where it’s busy. But for Best hygiene I would recommend to try in *Haldiram Food City* they have couple of branches in Kolkata from Exide ie Chowringhee to Ballygunge . Hands down the cleanest and best place to try hygienic street food 🥘 in Kolkata. If possible try finding local food bloggers as well as check the *Zomato* ratings for the restaurants you want visit in India.
nice vid I love Indian foods , just subscribed.
exactly how sick did you get??
Words of wisdom luke..... Never eat raw Street food only well cooked food 😀
I got back from India a couple of weeks ago. I went with my daughter and son in law. We got so sick we had to cut our trip short and fly home. We're still recovering, two weeks later.
- I just got back from there Friday evening and have been pretty messed up also. Thankfully I lasted the whole trip and made the best of it, but the second half was rough. I slept the majority of the flights home but I've been feeling pretty bad for a whole week now, with the symptoms not showing any sign of easing. Must have ingested some weird bacteria that my body and system are just not used to...it's horrible. I'm an Indian culture and food lover, but if I go back I'd seriously consider packing a whole suitcase of dry foods and snacks to get by on. There's no way I want to risk feeling this bad again lol.
I hope you're recovered now also! All the best.
@@aaroninretrograde I'm starting to improve, but it's going to take awhile to feel strong again. I agree with you; I never want to be this sick again.
I think it was your jetlag.
@@miamijefe7793 I was definitely jet lagged. India is 10.5 hours ahead of my time zone and I never adapted completely to that. But I definitely had food poisoning. It was confirmed by a lab test. I had Campylobactor.
hello madam, this is very fake comment... india is the cleanest and safest country and nobody can actually get sick from superpower india madam... please delete this comment imedatly 🚩🚩🚩
I frequently go to Hyderabad in India. My wife and daughter lives there. My wife is very cautious with what I eat over there. I've never been sick but I usually get the opposite effect and get constipated. I guess that's from an overload of rice I ate daily. Great video..
Good video, glad you got better eventually. How does this relate to food in Indian restaurants in Europe? Do they have the same type of hygiene there or is it just bad in India?
you're lucky Luke to survive that food poisoning. That part of the video on your boat ride, you looked like you were already feeling the effect. I also saw that plate of poison on the side when you had your head on Sabrina's legs. It seems like Sabrina said "I told you". Anyway...lesson learned. Stay safe guys.
after he made that video on that boat ride.. you didnt see him make the world record in the 500 yard sprint to the nearest toilet.
Indians popular ingredients :
Mucus
Saliva
Booger
Dust
Bacteria
INDIA-RRHEA
Mm mm! Very tasty!😋
هسه احنة مو ناكل بايدينة بس مو مثل هالغضب من التواليت للماعون وبلا تغسيل . خرب شرفكم بني هند .لو اخر لكمة بالعالم مال هندي ما اكلها واموت جوع احسن الي
you forgot poop
JRICK CN and nose shit
I cant really stomach their preparation, its so unsanitary.
Glad you're fine. That must have been a bad experience plus the heat and everything. Thumbs up for being so brave to try lol
When i was young i used to think Pakistan is poorer than India
After visiting India and Pakistan both i can say Pakistan is cleaner and better than India. And theres street food is probably the best food i have ever ate.
And I also got sick for 5 days after visitng India
So i think Travelling can change someones mind❤️
Lesson of this story, don't go to India!
Very true
I agree with you, I am Egyptian and I would go to India, but no❤️😂
@@XBilal605 me too, lol
@@Pfalz536 top 10 thing to do in india
1.leave
2.never add india in wishlist vacation
Ugh, it brings back bad memories. I had food poisoning once, I was completely messed up for over a week. I really should have been hospitalized, but my parents didn't realize how bad I really was. I could probably have gotten better quicker, but alas... And I remember I couldn't eat solid food for a while even after I was starting to recover.
Such a wimp, I had food poisoning for about 2 weeks and still worked and did all my daily living things. Food poisoning or the poops isn’t really going to kill you. 😒
I got ameba and giardia in india. How dif u cure? How lo g time u were sick? Thabks so muchhh ❤️❤️❤️
Sorry to hear. Luke spent about 4 days in bed, just drinking water. Then when he could get up we took a flight to KL and it took him about 1.5 weeks to fully recover.
India is on my list of countries that I will never visit in my entire life.
glitch107...........but first check THE FOOD RANGER INDIA and KARL WATSON(GOA to KERALA) videos..........
Wow judging an entire country from a single video. Gotta give props for that!!!
maybe you got the bug from dirty hands, unknown sauce, dirty container or maybe dirty water they use.
Stephen Brown definitely unknown sauce it's called his shit
Street food is ok but you can get sick. I've gotten sick in different countries & it spoiled my vacation. Now I don't really chance it. I hope you have more fun times. I'm a new subscriber & enjoyed your video, greetings from New York City 🍎
8:10 was that the noise of the boat or the beginning of the end (papadi chaat aftermath)?
Cheeky lil squish noise casually proceeds. Rip
Look at the filth on the cap of the plastic jar !!!!
Yesssssssssssssss
So thy but hole is clean as a whistle but food serving hand has buthole juice
basant vimal sharma Yep they wash their “arse” but their hands. It is however common sense to wipe ur ass with tissues.
@@brooklyn7661 how about you shower with tissue papers too filty animal. No wonder your kind have the heighest number of colon cancer patients 😂
Vijay Singh Are you dumb? There’s clearly no correlation between wiping ur ass and showering. Indian people wash their ass but does NOT was their hands afterwards. No wonder many tourists went home sick after going to India. Even this video is about it😂
I’m 100% confident that I’d get food poisoning if i eat something which is said to be safe IN INDIA :((((
Thanks for the hate
the only video that i watched about street indian food that i find quite delicious and looks clean
WHERE DID ALL YOUR INDIA VIDEOS GO? I DONT SEE THEM ON YOUR MAIN CHANNEL?
That food was too fresh, everything uncooked and out in the open
Come to Miri, Sarawak and try the best asian food
Would love to visit sarawak!
where is sarawak? which country
@@gmailuser7554 malaysia..Borneo Island
Cah Pendemrejo eeeee negara kotor🤮
What protection do you use for food poisoning ,upset stomach , running stomach ,because you are eating street food allover the world
I am an ex flight attendant and went to all the street food stalls all over Asia. Including India The one and only time I had food poisoning was in a 5 star hotel coffee shop where we were staying as crew. I worked as a flight attendant for 20 years.
What did you eat at the coffee shop?
@@rexx9496 Hinan Chicken
Hi!! Subscribed to your channel already!! Nice to see u again!! Wooww!! Great to hear that too!! I would never tried street foods in India!! It taste bad too!! See U anytime!!
Don't get us wrong, Indian food is delicious! Just a video to tell our viewers to be careful when choosing food!
Oh!! Sorry!! I mistaken it!! Ok!! Have a great day too!!
You have 27K views on this video but only 9.8K subscribers. You should start out or end each video reminding or encouraging people to subscribe. It makes a difference and I think your channel is great. You deserve more subscribers.
A loonnnnggg wait. Wish you could talk more abt how u deal with it in india and afterward outside India. It might be useful since this thing could happen to anyone
I think it could happen to anyone in any country if you're not careful enough!
Even in places where the hygiene seems quite good, you can get severe food poisoning. I just returned from Singapore where after eating some hawker food I became EXTREMELY sick! I ended up in the hospital for five miserable days :-(
It can happen anywhere to anyone. Hope you feel better!
U tripping , hawker food in Sg is one of the cleanest in the whole Sea
sawadee2000 yeah it can happen anywhere. Happened to me in Singapore as well and when people said oh but Singapore so clean, completely annoyed the hell out of me. Such an air head comment.
Oh my goodness
@Gurmeet Singh hey bhagat singh
im sorry but i wouldnt even buy food from
a place like that here in europe if it looks that dirty lol u were asking for it
There's street food in countries like Indonesia, Thailand or Mexico too, but i think it's much cleaner than indian food because i never got sick when I go to those counties and i eat
You're literally asking people to stay outta India, well, might have been a wise tip.
How do you know that coconut is fresh??? 👌
Hope you made a research on it 👌😜
hi luke , stay safe always and take care. hope u will visit philippines . God bless u ..mwahh
Everyone who has traveled has got at least a mild case of Food Poisoning, Mine was in Bangkok 1969 I remember it too well Fried egg and Oyster with noodles. Still do not eat Oysters to this day.. LMAO..
olenick 7734 pity. oyster omelette is pretty good. you just haven't had fresh ones.
olenick 7734 You can got food poisoning from good restuarant as well. I went to expensive one in Bangkok claiming their desserts winning prize, I tried...and end up in hospital for 3 days...at least it cheaper to get food poisoning from street food, I guess.
1969? how old are you
Come to Mauritius Island 🙁
Would love to someday!
im one of your fans Luke.always take care
Eating warm, uncooked food that has been sitting out in the Indian heat for the entire day is a blatant no-no. I’m throwing up in my mouth just watching this video.
Omg you poor thing ! It seemed that he did cross contaminate the ingredients that he touched with his hands, I wished they would wear gloves 🧤 to be honest 😔 I love Indian food, and I’d love to visit but I’m afraid of becoming sick also.
I think the dead giveaway was the man not wearing a shirt. I understand India can be hot but if you look at chefs in hotels surrounded by pots with steam and many burners of fire going they are all dressed in their whites. He did then put on his shirt but it was too late even though Luke told him it's okay.
Have you seen the water? That’s all you need to know.
They shit in it. What the fuk do you think.
FitAngie😍 How are you sis? I found you here as well.☺ have a great day sis
Stay in your own country the chances of getting raped is also very high
I am Indian and lived all my life in India. I never ever dare to eat food from such places. Hats of to your guts. And water is another big culprit. It is not quality of water that spoils health but, the way it is handled by these street vendors.
And they have the cheek to say pork is dirty and unclean, they wipe their arses and serve food.
NUMBER 1 RULE EATING STREET FOOD: Make sure it is a very popular place, long line, etc...I spent a good year, little over in India. I too got food poisoning, I learned my lesson. Only eat highly popular street food...not the random spots...
I don't know...the video is so sad. I felt sad watching it. Felt sad about your bad experience and bad about the person who made and sold the food to you, I swear the person was doing his work and did it with all good intentions, his intentions of serving you and even making a good presentation of his food - he probably went home that day saying that a foreigner ate his food and was clicking pictures and videos. I really felt bad about it. I have seen so many videos about Indian food and I'm so much curious to go there and taste it.
The purpose of this video was not to portray the vendor in a negative way. It was to show that it can be easy to eat street food that can cause people to get sick. I feel bad for him too because he was so friendly and actually taught us a lot about the different ingredients he uses.
We love India and the food. I think this shouldn't discourage people like yourself from not going to try the foods. Just a reminder to be careful :)
Luke Martin RAW yes I understand. However I felt sad with the video, that was my feeling. Even during your boat trip it was sad hehehe...I felt sorry for you. I hope in your next trip you will have better experiences.
Indian keyboard warrior: "ooh noo, bro, that must be bangladesh !" Or " it's in the bad part of the country where ignorant people live ..."
Our food in india is excellent and hygienic. Nobody gets diarrhea from indian food.
Our streetfood vendors are trained to be extremely hygienic , much more so than in western countries !!!
How dare you comment on my country which you don't know anything about...
India is the richest, most advanced country in the world!!
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They are all so proud of their country but go abroad as soon as the can afford
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I salute you Luke Martin for daring to try .. when you see that the seller is not wearing clothes.
These food poisoning happens within india also. I m from south from tamilnadu . I went gujarat and stayed for 3 days. Ate in a decent hotel. Still got typhoid and in bed for 3 months. Maybe bacteria from our intestine dont goes well from food from other country or taste.
India is still not so clean a place. The way I saw them handling food is so dirty. This may not be all, but I saw one for which the worker was all sweat while he is mixing the food and the dough as well. Take care of your health as we enjoy your videos. Good luck, good health.
India just looks like America but you guys have only seen half part of India which is poor. Come I will show you real India
What did you expect this country is the most unhygienic place in the world.
Eating food in India is akin to eating your dinner out of a toilet bowl after 30 Marines crapped in it. Shalom aleichem.
I wonder if they run the hotels in there country as well?
Looks like a nice guy and food was looking good, sucks it made you sick
This video should be about a nice river ride and not about a random incident of food poisoning.
I have enjoyed streetfood before. I did make sure that it was freshly boiled or fried, not some thing raw or cold. I did not get food poisoning from that. the ice in a fancy restaurant got me.
This is why i only stay within NATO as a rule of thumb in addition to Japan, Australia, New Zealand, Taiwan, and South Korea
Please go with a local food vlogger, he/she will surely help u to find good restraunts and foods
Unhygienic seriously it's not that hard to wash your hands or clean. 👀😡 Forgot to mention India is a hot place so food will go off quite quickly.
Thank you for showing this. It reminds me that I should not eat anything that's not thoroughly cook when in these kinds of areas.
Sad but truth we indian don't use gloves, it's really very dirty.
that was a very nice sunset
Craig Betts See any dead bodies floating?.