Everything I ate in Queens, New York
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Jackson Heights, Queens, New York
Shout-out to @BerylShereshewsky for the tour!
with @Jeanelleats and @SenpaiKai9000
1. Momo Crave
38-07 69th St
Queens, NY 11377
2. Star Fuska
74-01 37th Ave
Queens, NY 11372
3. Samudra South Indian Restaurant
75-18 37th Ave
Jackson Heights, NY 11372
4. Al Naimat Sweets & Restaurant
3703 74th Street
Jackson Heights, NY 11372
5. Patel Brothers
37-27 74th Street
Queens, NY 11372
6. La Esquina Del Camaron Mexicano
80-02 Roosevelt Ave
Queens, NY 11372
7. 969 NYC Coffee
3761 80th St
Queens, NY 11372
8. Arepa Lady
77-17 37th Ave
Queens, NY 11372
9. Philippine Famous Restaurant
83-30 Parsons Blvd
Queens, NY 11432
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SORRY IN ADVANCE FOR ANY MISPRONUNCIATIONS
Lisa I love your videos so much😭❤
All the way from Africa🥰
It is ok I would do them same mistake
Is ok
eh…who cares
Lisa pls go to botan ramen in brookylyn carol gardens
I’m so glad I got to take you around Jackson Heights it’s such a great neighborhood! Next time we’ll explore more of Queens together!! 💜💜💜
Hello!
You're a great tour guide!!! All the food looked amazing!
Thank you Beryl this was seriously awesome 🥺 I miss you all
Thank you for the tour, Beryl!
@@Jeanelleats I kind of miss you
" Is it better than Maggi?"
Lisa about to start a Food War.😂
Danggit is best paired with Vinegar and Chilli.
Lisa*
Yes it is!
Wai Wai is way better in my opinion.
@@chaelisa2763 but when I tried wai wai... I never ate that again : / I didn't like it..
@@nonu806 it's just different not better. It is a bit of an acquired taste when you're used to maggi tho
@@nonu806 it's Nepali noodles , we call it chau chau lol , i don't like it either
I love the accent she had in pronouncing Indian Food 😂
me too😂 it was cute
Veh-da
Seriously!!??
@@chorrizzo1977 YEAH, why?
@@2210vibhor I'm sorry but it was really bad how she pronounced everything, I don't really want to go on schooling on mispronouncing but I think it really wasn't something to adore..she literally butchered every single pronounciation
I am so happy that you guys tried south Indian food as well 🎉💜🎉🎉❤️❤️
I agree! I always see her try North Indian food but not much traditional South Indian. Vudda and idle are my favourite dipped in a coconut chutney 🤤🤤🤤
@@uag2756 mine tooo 💜am an South Indian
@@peachblack9142 i am too from south
india
@@kmohanjanu959 from where?
@@peachblack9142 same
Following all of these channels and seeing the same thing happen from different perspectives is awesome
hii lisa, i wanted to remind you that the "pani puri" u ate is actually fuchka, fuchka is really similar to pani puri but us bengalis stuff a potato, chickpea stuffing and a mishti (sweet) and also tok (sour) soup thingy and chanachur.
It's same in west bengal and Bangladesh!
So basically a sweet Pani Puri
i’ve never had fuchka with mishti lol that’s news to me
@@arpi6054 I'm pretty sure what she meant was a sweet pani(?)
Never had fuchka with misti in it and I am bangladeshi lol
Love how you're all getting together, connecting, enjoying food, and creating together! Thanks for bringing us along for the ride!!
We call vada as 'Vadai' in Tamil Nadu,South India.🤗(வடை)
Its from around tamilnadu too
In Malayalam we pronounce it as "vada"
@@purpledomain3069 😇
@@purpledomain3069 mallus everywhere മലയാളി ടാ 😂
@@strange7283 pinnalla😎😂
So happy to see you trying a vadai! The one in the middle is sambhar. The white one is coconut chutney (as you mentioned) and the other one looks like onion and tomato chutney, which is also one of the traditional chutneys served with idly, vada etc. Have you had a chance to try masala dosa? If not, I highly recommend trying that out the next time you visit a South Indian restaurant!
I’ve been such a big fan of you ever since I was a kid and now we’re all grown up and seeing you try my Nepali 🇳🇵 culture food and other south Asian foods from the neighborhood I grew up food shopping in makes me super content and happy! Glad you enjoyed the Momo dumplings 🥟and the pani puri and Nepali Wai Wai noodles are the best instant noodles hands down! 😆
Kid? Her channel is just 2 years old. I know what you meant to say though
You’re still a kid then? Her channel is barely old
THANK YOU BERYL
🏆🏆🏆best tour group ever
YOOOOO THE LEGEND IS HERE
This is my neighborhood! I saw my apartment in this video 🤣 this was so cool seeing you enjoy some of my fav places! I’m glad you enjoyed!
Love that you tried Bangladeshi food! Just a small bit of info though: pani puri /gol gappa is an Indian street food dish. The one you tried is called fuchka, and has a heftier filling and is served with a liquid called 'tok' made out of tarmarind which we spoon into the crispy shells. Pani puri's generally have less filling and have to be dipped whole into coriander and mint-based liquid.
Even pani puris are eaten with liquid made out of tamarind..the two versions might not be that different..
@@monicakumari3664 The main base of the pani-puri liquid is a mint concoction. Tamarind is used for only certain flavours of this liquid, not all. However, in fuchka, tamarind is the main base and using mint is very uncommon. The fillings are also different.
i just googled apparently fuchka is an Indian dish too...
@@krishagarwal1844 It originated from India way before the partition and has developed regional differences over the centuries. Fuchka is the Bengali interpretation and if you've tasted fuchka/pani puri in India and Bangladesh, you'd know there are differences between the two
@@onebrowngirl998 dude... We bengalis also call it fuchka here. I have eaten it in bangladesh.The puris are away too small.... Fuchka in bangladesh and panipuri which you say is not different at all
as someone who lives in queens this was so fun to watch!!! definitely going to check these places out!!😍
Is queens mostly resided by Indians ? Coz almost all of the shop names Seen in background had Indian names .. and even the grocery store and restaurants served indian goodies
@@aditinandy8152 yes, a large Indian population
@@jasminereynolds1759 oohooo
@@aditinandy8152 it's the most diverse city in new york. queens has people with all types of ethnic backgrounds, but some neighborhoods have ethnicities that slightly dominate the rest
@@aditinandy8152 it's mostly african descendants though
The area is filled with cuisine of indian subcontinent and i love it!
Lisa you don't eat those sweets with a fork. You just eat it with your hand. Love you 💜
That would have been much easier 😂
Thanks for coming to Queens Lisa! So many tourists overlook Queens when it’s actually such a gem ❤️❤️
0:54 the middle one was sambar then coconut chutney and the first one was garlic and tomato chutney known as bombay chutney in India!
That's so great! I'm so happy you tried south asian food! Actually all these foods like panipuri etc are similar in Pakistan Bangladesh and India! So they are cuisines of the three country, while in India panipuri is also called golgappa fuchka etc in Bangladesh it's called fuchka but it's one and the same!
I’ve seen like five of Beryls videos without knowing her name. When I say her face I was like “the around the world lady”!
Can't Believe that they had so many Indian Dishes there!😍 proud! 😃😜❤
queens is a really diverse place
jackson heights is dubbed as little india actually
Wow you finally tried Indian food😭💖
I'm really happy🥺💕✨
Hey Lisa, what you got from the Bangladeshi food cart was called fuchka not pani puri, they have different fillings and sauce types.
Dude puchka / fuchka/Pani Puri/golgappa are all the same thing they are just called differently in different places bruh why do you all have to spread misinformation always?!
@@rosalie6418 Its not misinformation! We call them fuchka here in bangladesh and they do have different fillings and sauces.
@@rosalie6418 it's different.... Fillings and taste
@@rosalie6418 all of them taste WAYYY different from each other, and it's coming from a person who has had all of them. Fuchka is definitely the best among these tho
Good on you for going to Queens Lisa! Queens is EXTREMELY underrated when it comes to food.
I'm literally in queens for the next 2 weeks for work/ family stuff.. I have just now decided what I'm doing all day before I see multiverse of madness Friday night . . . 🤣🤤🥰🥰🥰
Hello miss Lisa!
First of all thanks for trying Bangladeshi food! And I would really like to suggest and recommend you to try more Bangladeshi foods, I hope you are gonna love that.
And secondly, in Bangladesh, it is called fuchka which is slightly different than pani puri. Fuchka is stuffed with spicy potato and served with a sour liquid(tok). Also there was a topping of chanachur on your fuchka which is a very popular Bangladeshi snack. I definitely recommend it to you. Hope you try more Bangladeshi good and make a video about it🥺❤️
Hey Lisa!! I am your huge fan from Bangladesh. Thanks for trying Bangladeshi food. And that 'Pani puri' is actually called 'Fuchka' in our country. Love you!!
As a Queens resident, I need to check these places out sometime!
AH IT MAKES ME SO HAPPY TO SEE YOU EXPLORE THE PLACE I LIVE IN :) queens is an extremely underrated borough and I’m glad you got to try so many different things!
0:54 I think I ate it in NYC once. It's very delicious 😋
The food you eat always looks so good!
Oohh bumping this ! Totally checking these places out! Thanks! Queens boy here
Hi Lisa! The chutney's name is sambar. I ate it and it was delicious. Hope it helps. Have a lovely day
Oh I’ve always wanted to go to Momo Crave! Glad you all went to Queens, best food there hands down!
Lisa, if you got the waiwai, try it out. its really good. no spices needed except the one's that come by it and some boiled eggs besides it.
I used to live in queens I still live in ny but just a different area. I loved queens! I’m so happy you went.
If you are still in NYC on Saturdays, check out the Queens Night market. Best food event in NYC Opening night is May 6 and its every Saturday til Oct
*When I was in middle school, my best friends dad was Filipino and he came back from getting groceries and he had pressed, dried fish. It kinda looked like beef jerky but smelled fishy. I didn't want to try it but he talked me into it and I could have eaten the whole package myself! It was SO TASTY. It had to have been dried with some type of salty sauce or glaze over it. I don't know exactly what it was called but I've always wanted to buy it again but I wouldn't know where to go, or even what it's called. Does anyone know what I'm talking about?? HELP!??*
I think its called "Tuyo"
It goes by many names depending on what region of the Philippines you're from. Tuyo, Danggit (like in the video), Daing, Bilad, etc but they're all just dried fish.
My mom loves tuyo so much
Perhaps tinapa
It's probably " Tuyo " :))
I can’t believe I lived in queens ny for so long and I never visited any of these thank u for the video I am going to go try now lol
Hey Lisa, can you test out Nigerian food? 🤗
Hey Lisa I'm glad you tried food in jackson height!I live near there have you tried alo-parata indian food!
I stunned to see wai wai in that shelf😳
When u r both the super fans of Lisa and beryl also an Indian ..... ❣️ Just heavenly ⚡feeling
OMG YOU TRIED BANGLADESHI FOOD! I'M SO HAPPY LISA!
She called it pani puri tho:/ who's gonna tell her that it's fuchka 😐
@@bani3988 Mistakes happens sometimes tho.........
@@bani3988 world knows it’s called pani puri.
Indian food is famous in the whole world.
So probably she called it like that.
@@chaelisa2763 Well, In Eastern states like Bihar, bengal, Jharkhand, Orissa, etc. It's called Gupchup/Fuchka as well. So, In a way all those so called bangladeshi, nepali foods Lisa saying are still very Indian.
Love how much you enjoyed it. You should try following next time:
best Idli: Flushing hindi template (basement)
Best indian sweet: Maha Raja (King sweets)
Snacks: Hide n seek with blue lays (spice)
Tibean dessert: Tsampa cake (Khampa kitchen)
Finally you let someone who knows the area better to take you around instead of going to the touristy places! ~ so happy you met Beryl!!!
I loved the way you said Nepalese! Love from Nepal🇳🇵❤️
That all looks so amazing!!! Your channel makes me so hungry
hey Lisa I'm glad u got to taste queens NY food I'm indian and I live near Jackson hight ❤
You hit up some great places, especially Arepa Lady. As a Queens native I am proud. :)
Lisa you're so lucky you can eat ramen. I dont get to eat cause its expensive and its not available near by lol. But i really love to watch you make ramen and eat
My favourite food RUclipsrs met and ate together! Life is so good
Lisa!!!! Next time you're in queens come to Astoria!!!! There are so many amazing places to eat here, and if you like food trucks I highly suggest going to Franky's souvlaki for a lamb kebab 🤤
Jackson Heights is awesome and you guys didn't even scratch the surface yet.
Squad goals
Awww loved seeing Beryl pop up on your channel. Loving all you guys hanging out together ❤
Xians famous food in Flushing, Queens is small but the food is soooo good. Its been on TV several times and they have pics with Guy Fieri and others.
I am glad you came to Queens.
You def visited more spots in 1 day than i did my 30yrs living here!
I have a Patel Brothers grocery 10 minutes walk from my home in Michigan - same chain. It's great, but we don't have all of those other places. My parents lived in Queens before I was born and my mom said she's never been anywhere that had better food.
Wow!! So surreal to see you visit restaurants around my neighborhood. Hope you had fun and enjoyed the food!
As for someone that lives in woodside, queens this made me proud to see. Will def give these places a try.
Middle one : Sweet ginger chutney
Frooti 😍❤️❤️
That looked so fun and yay you eat my good. I love Vada
Wai wai & Momo. #blessed ❤️🇳🇵
I'm so happy that u tried our South Indian breakfast idly and vada😍❤
Jackson heights where I grew up!.....niceeee 👍
Whatttt you guys were literally 10 mins away from me I would’ve LOVED to see you guys. definitely recommend “halal munchies” more for their platters and Birria-landia food truck for their tacos if you guys decide to go again!
Omg... wai wai is the best noodle I have ever had.... the noodle texture is on point and it has a salty flavor to it... it's soo good!!!
Ikr
Hi Lisa! The middle one is 'Sambhar'
If you get time liberty next. You'll get some amazing curry and roti along with cheese rolls and some more Caribbean delicacy.
I knew i shouldn't watch your videos when im hungry. Damn those momos looks soooo goooddd. Im craving for momos now!!!
Me being a Bangladeshi thinking why they're selling Pani Puri instead of Fuchka. Thanks Lisa for mentioning my country. I've been watching your videos for a long time and I'd really love it if you try a Bangladeshi restaurant. Especially Kacchi Biryani
The pronunciation for medu vada lol 😆 😂
Lisa u have to try wai wai. U can either cook it or just add the flavour packets to the raw noodles. Mix it up and its too good.
You took the 7 train. Formerly the IRT flushing ave line. Now nicknamed the international express
Thanks for visiting my neighborhood!
You guys were so close to my house! It's amazing seeing you guys try all the neighborhood foods
You need to try greek it is amazing
Thanks for going to the Bangladeshi food cart 🇧🇩💚💖
she makes food look sooo appetizing
I remember eating wai wai but i forgot name now i am ordering it Thanks.
bro wai wai nepali instant noodles are the best. HANDS DOWN!!!
A little tip about the last snack (Dangit) It would be even best if you dip it in Vinegar!
Im from Capiz (Seafood capital of PH) and we sell plenty of dried seafood in our markets. And Dangit is one of my top favorite after anchovies.
you were in my city!! that's awesome ✨
OML I LIVE NEAR JACKSON HEIGHTS BRO!!!
I literaly live in Jackson Heights, im so sad I didn't see you, Arepa Lady is one of my favorite restaurants, and so is Coffee 969.
Iam so happy that you tried south indian dish and iam from KARNATAKA
the middle one is probably dhal! so happy you enjoyed
Lots of love from Nepal
Aaaah those momos look so delicious ahh now i’m craving momos.
i love how for the longest time they just had indian food. really happy to see that.
Hi Lisa! I’m from New York and I hope you had a nice time here! Come again soon
Is amazing how I walk by these places all the time without even trying half of 'em. And I thought your Spanish pronunciation was fine for a first-timer.
Wow, that looks so gooooood!
This is my neighborhood 🤗. I told jenelle to go to my neighborhood. Looks like she listened lol
Honestly queens is underrated because I think we do have the best food
I'm soo glad you are trying variety of Indian food😊💫
New york is love
First time I'm early 😂 It's still morning where I live and o goodness I'm so hungry now.