The prices seemed very high from what I saw on the menu. With the full English you need to cut up a bit of everything and just get it all on the fork and go for it. Break up the egg on your buttered toast so much better! Sand for the Sunday roast get a bit of everything on your fork with the Yorkshire pudding.
The full English breakfast is a symphony of flavours that compliment each other so well - its no good picking at bits individually. Please don't call it blood sausage - it is called black pudding.
What you called pudding bread is Yorkshire pudding. It is a batter made from eggs, flour and milk aka a pancake batter. It is made in a metal dish with oil in it in the oven. We do something called toad in the hole which is sausages cooked in the batter. It is a bit like a Dutch baby except it is savoury instead of sweet.
@@Scott3387 acutally yeah, i never thought about that, im assuming 20% tip, either way, and lets say 6% tax as its different different states, lets go in the middle lol,
The prices do seem very high, my local takeaway does it for 6.00 pounds, if i go to the pub, it will be about 10.00 including rice and nann bread, , if you go to spoons, 7.00 pounds with rice nann and pint
Chicken tikka masal is the UK's national dish, it was said to have been created in scotland, its not an actual indian dish, created for the british pallet, it was said, there was a dish made and it was to spicy, chef cooled it down adding cream, hence the start of chikka tikka massala was born
some one mentioned and they are right, you used the nann bread to scoop the curry, traditional indian people do not use knife and fork, they only eat with the hands, i used to work in indian take away, and staff ate with hands
I love black pudding as a kid never knew what it was made out of until I was older, Nice to dip in in the egg. Be good to try it all together as it make the meal.. Also lamb roast with garlic and rosemary and mint sauce is the best!!
To be fair that sunday roast didnt look up to standard. Now a home cooked roast, its a thing of beauty. Crispy roast spuds all fluffy in the middle, delicious meat, which can be anything from Chicken to beef, lamb or pork with crackling.
@@collinscr3w you should check out and review a British film from 1990. Called The krays It's a true story about British gangsters and identical twins brothers Ronnie and Reggie kray, Both started out as boxers and ended up the leaders of London gangland in the 50s/60s. Even know they were identical twins. Both were different people Ronnie was. G@y Reggie was straight, Ronnie was insane (a very violent paranoid scitzophrenic) Reggie was sane. And not as violent as his twin, It's a great movie it's on RUclips, It stars Gary and Martin kemp, It's not for kids it's a very violent movie, Good video 👍
Bambi is a deer not a sheep, deer =venison sheep=lamb, you need to eat all the elements together when you have a full english or a roast, the dip on the fish and chips should be tartar sauce
You guys are the best !!!! I love the Collins family ! I am British and it is so cool to see you guys trying our food , which to most is considered really bad
Full marks to you for having a go well done. pub food isn't always the best quality . Fish and Chips on the coast will taste much fresher and if you get a really good one is melt in the mouth quality ..
Cookies and biscuits, although similar are not the same thing. Cookies to us are crumbly and have chocolate or dried fruit in. Biscuits are twice baked the name coming from the Italian biscotti. Both are dipped in tea or coffee (not in milk unless you are a toddler). Never dip a Jaffa cake even though it looks like a biscuit as it is made from a sponge cake type mix.
You'd really love a Chicken Tikka Masala cooked in a curry or Balti house in the UK, a proper one is cooked in a very particular type of oven called a Tandoor and it makes a huge difference, the oven is super hot so the Chicken Tikka gets all charred on the edges and is super juicy in the middle and naan bread made in a Tandoor is really delicious, in a proper UK Balti house a naan bread is normally huge, I've seen them up to 2 foot long in some places, they're quite thin and are covered in bubbles, and are much less bread-like than the one you were served, then the Tikka Masala is served in a large metal Balti dish which is like a wok with handles.
Hey you gave it a go. Kudos. Like Marmite, Black pudding is an acquired taste. A proper Chicken Tikka Masala is always going to be a "Winner". I usually mix it with Chefs special Biryani & Peshwari Naan (coconut bread) with Mango chutney. Do they serve Doner (pronounced Donner) Kebabs ?
We have the Tika missala in the states also, usually when my family eats Indian food we get Butter Chicken instead. They taste pretty similar one is just a creamier consistency and usually prefer garlic Naan to the plain
@@collinscr3w i kow it seems weird a curry being invented in the uk it was invented becasue we couldnt handle the ehat of indian curry so we invented our own milder curry lol and it became so loved its our national dish :D
@@cyberash3000No it wasn't invented because we couldn't handle the spice. It was invented becauss chicken tikka is dry pieces of seasoned chicken. The masala was invented as a "gravy" for the chicken.
Just found your channel and you look like a very nice family. And I know that was to try out all that food, but why did you have it all arrive at the same time . some of it most have been cold by the time you got to it
I'm disappointed in that restaurant, normal peas with fish & chips? Next time, make sure to get mushy peas & chinese curry sauce.... That's how fish & chips is served
whats crazy about the prices, is that i can have 5 days holiday in blackpool, bed and full english every morning for the same price as they paid for that meal, i do get some stuff will have to be imported and expensive, when you look at the prices in supermarkets in the US, for beans HP, and lamb will be expensive, as its not readily available in supermarkets either, watch many price comaprison shopping channels, between the UK and the US, i will say, it does look good food from the oustet
I love you guys (you're a lovely family) but you guys have to have the same dishes from authentic establishments. A authentic fish and chips from a fish and chip shop would blow your mind . Same with the chicken Masala - needs to be eaten at an authentic Indian restaurant.
it's politically incorrect to call Black Pudding Blood Sausage 1 point off for the restaurant we don't normally eat garden peas with fish and chips it should be mushy peas
Wow! Where you at? £30 for a chicken tikka???? Do you get a room for the night included? Also, that breakfast dish is worth no more than a fiver and should be accompanied by a brew (inc) 👍 Otherwise, there're stealing your money. Hope you all enjoyed visiting us ❤
Any place that offers a full English breakfast, Sunday Roast, Fish & Chips, and Chicken Tika Masala isn’t going to do any of them well. The place looked a dive.
Regular parsley as a garnish on fried eggs. Lol that's funny. Nobody does that in Britain. To be critical of my own country's cuisine, that all looked a bit average. I feel the cook could have done better.
Wow it is expensive compared to the uk though, food looks delicious and I’m from Englandi don’t like black pudding tbh but that looked a bit over cooked. The roast probably appearance wise was the worst. God bless from the uk
This is a hilarious comment to me, why in dollars cause that is our currency, duh 🤣🤣 How can we judge British food in the US the same way you judge Taco Bell, Popeyes and all the other American based chains in the UK. All in fun thanks for watching!
Like your channel but he has a point, none of looks like actual English food, your see the difference if you ever come over here. Also Taco Bell is a chain like mc D, you would expect consistency in the food so it’s a bit irrelevant.
No not really I have watched quite a few british tries American chains, the biscuits over there are burnt in almost everyone I have seen when researching and classic sided that we eat in the US are not available.
Um, because they advertise themselves as a British pub serving British food? We've got more than a few British pubs here in Calgary that are a LONG ways away from England but serve some incredibly ACCURATE British food. So you need to be blaming the resto, not the reviewers.
some of the staff were british, so assume they know how there supposed to taste. 🙂 although they could be acting an serving them poor people pb and jelly with ice cream in a china tea cup. 😂.
That food was VERY expensive. £30 for Chicken Tikka Masala?? That's ridiculous. Pudding bread??? It's Yorkshire pudding. And the lamb is better with gravy on it and a little mint sauce. Have you banned looking cheerful in your family. I've rarely seen such moody looks. Particularly from dad.
Thats one table I wouldn't sit next to, I would never go to another country and be so obnoxious. What was the point of trying 4 meals in one sitting when it's well known we force feed kids Bambi just for fun.
Oh babe I can party like you wouldn't believe but drunk as a skunk I would never show such table manners in public and eating with your hands and then running them through your hair seriously nasty.
That food is bad. I know real bacon doesn't exist in America, but they overcooked the bacon anyway. The bacon tastes like Jerry because it has dried out in cooking. The roast was terrible. I don't eat curry, but the rice looks undercooked and it should all be mixed together. The fish and chips was all wrong. They should be paying you to eat that rubbish.
All rude and unconstructive comments will be removed, thanks for the love from some and suggestions but all rude and unkind things will be removed
The prices seemed very high from what I saw on the menu. With the full English you need to cut up a bit of everything and just get it all on the fork and go for it. Break up the egg on your buttered toast so much better! Sand for the Sunday roast get a bit of everything on your fork with the Yorkshire pudding.
The full English breakfast is a symphony of flavours that compliment each other so well - its no good picking at bits individually. Please don't call it blood sausage - it is called black pudding.
They can call it what they like lol
A full English is best eaten by having a few small bits of a few things all at once on the fork .. It's the flavour combos that make it
Bambi was a deer - what does that have to do with lamb???
What you called pudding bread is Yorkshire pudding. It is a batter made from eggs, flour and milk aka a pancake batter. It is made in a metal dish with oil in it in the oven. We do something called toad in the hole which is sausages cooked in the batter. It is a bit like a Dutch baby except it is savoury instead of sweet.
for those prices, i can get 3 sundays roasts at my local pub, with 3 meats and a yorkshire and unlimited vegetables
Don't forget + tip and probably tax (can't remember if they add that to the prices in the restaurants).
@@Scott3387 acutally yeah, i never thought about that, im assuming 20% tip, either way, and lets say 6% tax as its different different states, lets go in the middle lol,
I like how you are educating your kids with foreign cuisine . It’s makes me proud that you are enjoying are gastronomic offerings to the world.
Your son just won my heart wanting the curry right of the bat. Good lad all he needs now is a pint of real ale
DAD SEEMS LIKE SUCH A COOL DUDE🇬🇧🇬🇧🤜🤛🇺🇸🇺🇸
The prices do seem very high, my local takeaway does it for 6.00 pounds, if i go to the pub, it will be about 10.00 including rice and nann bread, , if you go to spoons, 7.00 pounds with rice nann and pint
Chicken tikka masal is the UK's national dish, it was said to have been created in scotland, its not an actual indian dish, created for the british pallet, it was said, there was a dish made and it was to spicy, chef cooled it down adding cream, hence the start of chikka tikka massala was born
wasn't cooled down with cream but a tin of campbells tomato soup
some one mentioned and they are right, you used the nann bread to scoop the curry, traditional indian people do not use knife and fork, they only eat with the hands, i used to work in indian take away, and staff ate with hands
I love black pudding as a kid never knew what it was made out of until I was older, Nice to dip in in the egg. Be good to try it all together as it make the meal.. Also lamb roast with garlic and rosemary and mint sauce is the best!!
We didn't show the mint sauce but it was amazing!
That’s fish and chips with the white sauce is called Tartar sauce, I’m British 🇬🇧 u will enjoy Sunday Roast and Chicken Tikka Masala 😋.
To be fair that sunday roast didnt look up to standard. Now a home cooked roast, its a thing of beauty. Crispy roast spuds all fluffy in the middle, delicious meat, which can be anything from Chicken to beef, lamb or pork with crackling.
Fun fact, red lion is the most popular pub name in the UK, yours looksd just like the one near me too
we have knives and forks here, so we don't need to use our fingers. It's like feeding time at the zoo
Hilarious, it was a joke. Of course we have forks and knives we just chose in this moment to use fingers.
@@collinscr3w you should check out and review a British film from 1990. Called
The krays
It's a true story about British gangsters and identical twins brothers Ronnie and Reggie kray,
Both started out as boxers and ended up the leaders of London gangland in the 50s/60s. Even know they were identical twins. Both were different people Ronnie was. G@y Reggie was straight,
Ronnie was insane (a very violent paranoid scitzophrenic)
Reggie was sane. And not as violent as his twin,
It's a great movie it's on RUclips,
It stars Gary and Martin kemp,
It's not for kids it's a very violent movie,
Good video 👍
Bambi is a deer not a sheep, deer =venison sheep=lamb, you need to eat all the elements together when you have a full english or a roast, the dip on the fish and chips should be tartar sauce
The husband clearly said it wasn't tartar - so if we take him at his word, that's a restaurant fail
The prices seem high, they are not this expensive over here in England. I love watching your videos, keep them coming. 😀
You guys are the best !!!! I love the Collins family ! I am British and it is so cool to see you guys trying our food , which to most is considered really bad
Full marks to you for having a go well done. pub food isn't always the best quality . Fish and Chips on the coast will taste much fresher and if you get a really good one is melt in the mouth quality ..
Good to know that there may be better fish and chips options!
I hope you had a good time bless you all x
I love your expression and your out look on different food x
Cookies and biscuits, although similar are not the same thing. Cookies to us are crumbly and have chocolate or dried fruit in. Biscuits are twice baked the name coming from the Italian biscotti. Both are dipped in tea or coffee (not in milk unless you are a toddler). Never dip a Jaffa cake even though it looks like a biscuit as it is made from a sponge cake type mix.
i find it weird that americans dont like vinegar its amazing
They may have smothered the fish in vinegar, instead of just sprinkling it.
Americans are like kids. They like sweet and salty stuff, but complex flavours upset them.
You'd really love a Chicken Tikka Masala cooked in a curry or Balti house in the UK, a proper one is cooked in a very particular type of oven called a Tandoor and it makes a huge difference, the oven is super hot so the Chicken Tikka gets all charred on the edges and is super juicy in the middle and naan bread made in a Tandoor is really delicious, in a proper UK Balti house a naan bread is normally huge, I've seen them up to 2 foot long in some places, they're quite thin and are covered in bubbles, and are much less bread-like than the one you were served, then the Tikka Masala is served in a large metal Balti dish which is like a wok with handles.
The boys reaction to the accent was hilarious 😂😂😂
for a sunday roast? who woudl chioose beef when you can have lamb lol i have lamb ever y sunday
Hey you gave it a go. Kudos.
Like Marmite, Black pudding is an acquired taste.
A proper Chicken Tikka Masala is always going to be a "Winner". I usually mix it with Chefs special Biryani & Peshwari Naan (coconut bread) with Mango chutney.
Do they serve Doner (pronounced Donner) Kebabs ?
They missed the fried bread on the breakfast and the bubble and squeak or fried sliced potatoes.
Your kids are very well behaved, They're a credit to you.
just to let you know the naan bread is meant to be bent then you scoop the curry onto the naan with the bread
We have the Tika missala in the states also, usually when my family eats Indian food we get Butter Chicken instead. They taste pretty similar one is just a creamier consistency and usually prefer garlic Naan to the plain
@@collinscr3w you may do, but it was invented in the uk, scotland, to be exact. its abritish food, and the national dish of britain
@@collinscr3w i kow it seems weird a curry being invented in the uk it was invented becasue we couldnt handle the ehat of indian curry so we invented our own milder curry lol and it became so loved its our national dish :D
Just to let you know naan means bread, so when you say naan bread you're saying bread bread. Just say naan dude.
@@cyberash3000No it wasn't invented because we couldn't handle the spice. It was invented becauss chicken tikka is dry pieces of seasoned chicken. The masala was invented as a "gravy" for the chicken.
Just found your channel and you look like a very nice family. And I know that was to try out all that food, but why did you have it all arrive at the same time . some of it most have been cold by the time you got to it
At least you tried the black pudding........ fair play most Americans don't look at it......😊
I see a very dry roast dinner, we smother our dinner in gravy. I didn't realise you had so many UK eateries in USA see you in the next vid
The "pudding bread" is Yorkdhire pudding and is made from batter, not dough. Bambi was a deer, nog a sheep.
Love, it was a joke about Bambi. We know the difference, thanks for watching, don't forget to subscribe and like for more
Black pudding is amazing , white pudding is a thing here too 👍👍
see you have the footy on in background ,spotted harvey eliot and heard mo salahs name ,so its liverpool,who where we playing?
As if he's gonna have a fuckin' clue🤣
Love your family all the best from England x 😊
You are so kind
OOOHH wow those prices are silly, I am from the North of England (Manchester,, ish) much cheaper up here, we would not pay those prices lol
I'm disappointed in that restaurant, normal peas with fish & chips? Next time, make sure to get mushy peas & chinese curry sauce.... That's how fish & chips is served
Yes you are right but that's mainly north of Watford 😀👍
whats crazy about the prices, is that i can have 5 days holiday in blackpool, bed and full english every morning for the same price as they paid for that meal, i do get some stuff will have to be imported and expensive, when you look at the prices in supermarkets in the US, for beans HP, and lamb will be expensive, as its not readily available in supermarkets either, watch many price comaprison shopping channels, between the UK and the US, i will say, it does look good food from the oustet
I love you guys (you're a lovely family) but you guys have to have the same dishes from authentic establishments. A authentic fish and chips from a fish and chip shop would blow your mind . Same with the chicken Masala - needs to be eaten at an authentic Indian restaurant.
Thanks for the tips!
it's politically incorrect to call Black Pudding Blood Sausage 1 point off for the restaurant we don't normally eat garden peas with fish and chips it should be mushy peas
Fish , chips and mushy peas swilling in salt and vinegar , that's the proper British way
Thanks for the advice on the proper british way not a fan of the vinegar flavor. Thanks for watching and the comment!
@@collinscr3w It's no different than sticking Lemon juice on your fish...But then again, you probably don't do that either.🤷♂
Nope, my family doesn't some Americans do
Wow 30 dollars for chicken tikka, would pay about 12 pounds here about 15 dollars.
You need to try the real McCoy in the UK or at least with British ingredients all them dishes much better homemade
Would love to try it in the UK! We are hoping to get there one day soon to have a true comparison
Wow! Where you at? £30 for a chicken tikka???? Do you get a room for the night included?
Also, that breakfast dish is worth no more than a fiver and should be accompanied by a brew (inc) 👍
Otherwise, there're stealing your money.
Hope you all enjoyed visiting us ❤
Any place that offers a full English breakfast, Sunday Roast, Fish & Chips, and Chicken Tika Masala isn’t going to do any of them well. The place looked a dive.
Strange,,, it’ll be cold by the time you taste it all,,, 😕
Blimey that pub is expensive!
I'd advise all Americans to not go here them prices are ridiculous we pay a third of that here . Just come to the uk for it all
Probably a bit more expensive to do that though
Regular parsley as a garnish on fried eggs. Lol that's funny. Nobody does that in Britain. To be critical of my own country's cuisine, that all looked a bit average. I feel the cook could have done better.
Real fish and chips involves a full fish, fried in thick batter. Tartar sauce has no place in fish and chips.
Yes it does lol I have it in the uk
Wow it is expensive compared to the uk though, food looks delicious and I’m from Englandi don’t like black pudding tbh but that looked a bit over cooked. The roast probably appearance wise was the worst. God bless from the uk
That was the smallest bite of the blood sausage but you either like it or you don't
It is NOT called blood sausage it is called black pudding always has been
It's like having a full English in Spain.🤦♂
Of course, it is not identical. That is the same for all foods in different countries. Anyways, thanks for the comment
Why are people being so rude in the comments? Most Brits are not like this!
Inside voices please!
Why is your menu in dollars? How can you judge British food in the U.S.? That food looks like a joke.
This is a hilarious comment to me, why in dollars cause that is our currency, duh 🤣🤣
How can we judge British food in the US the same way you judge Taco Bell, Popeyes and all the other American based chains in the UK.
All in fun thanks for watching!
Like your channel but he has a point, none of looks like actual English food, your see the difference if you ever come over here. Also Taco Bell is a chain like mc D, you would expect consistency in the food so it’s a bit irrelevant.
No not really I have watched quite a few british tries American chains, the biscuits over there are burnt in almost everyone I have seen when researching and classic sided that we eat in the US are not available.
I'm sorry for my lack of knowledge but why tf are you trying UK food with US$?... That's like asking a Inuit to cook a hotdog 😂😂💯
Um, because they advertise themselves as a British pub serving British food? We've got more than a few British pubs here in Calgary that are a LONG ways away from England but serve some incredibly ACCURATE British food. So you need to be blaming the resto, not the reviewers.
some of the staff were british, so assume they know how there supposed to taste. 🙂 although they could be acting an serving them poor people pb and jelly with ice cream in a china tea cup. 😂.
Or fish and crisps. 🦭
That food was VERY expensive. £30 for Chicken Tikka Masala?? That's ridiculous.
Pudding bread??? It's Yorkshire pudding. And the lamb is better with gravy on it and a little mint sauce.
Have you banned looking cheerful in your family. I've rarely seen such moody looks. Particularly from dad.
$30 Dollars not ££££££'s
Still seems pricey though
ll that you are having is Better in England :)
Don't put viniger on fish just on chips
I came here to say that :)
Nah, personal preference. I like it all over.
I like it on the fish too
No vinegar is nice on fish and I’m English lol or lemon
Thats one table I wouldn't sit next to, I would never go to another country and be so obnoxious. What was the point of trying 4 meals in one sitting when it's well known we force feed kids Bambi just for fun.
Oh babe I can party like you wouldn't believe but drunk as a skunk I would never show such table manners in public and eating with your hands and then running them through your hair seriously nasty.
They didn't even go to another country what are you on about? It's a British style restaurant. Moron 😂
That food is bad. I know real bacon doesn't exist in America, but they overcooked the bacon anyway. The bacon tastes like Jerry because it has dried out in cooking. The roast was terrible. I don't eat curry, but the rice looks undercooked and it should all be mixed together. The fish and chips was all wrong. They should be paying you to eat that rubbish.
None of that looked good 😔
I agree - I hope they go to authentic establishments next time.
Please use a knife/fork,also stop waving your fork about about it's so rude.
Classic "English" Tiki Masala???? I suspect about a billion people in India might disagree.
It is British. They don’t serve it in india
Chicken tikka masala is 100% british, it was invented in uk not India, its not even that well known in india.
Definitely a British dish 100%
It was f'ing invented in Britain. Do some homework before posting.
It's not even a dish in India so why would they care? 😂 It's better than it being labelled as an Indian dish ffs!