A reggae musician introduces Nepalese cuisine to London | Taste of Colours | E2

Here is an exciting story of Shubha Giri, a reggae artist who introduces his culture and food from the high mountains of Nepal to one of the capitals of the world, London. His journey demonstrates that food and music are two sides of the same coin. Toward the end of the video, you can hear one of his most recent works from his label Kingsland Ites.
“Taste of Colours” is a short documentary series that focuses on minority-owned restaurants in London, an ethnically diverse city.
Come with us to discover a taste of colours, because food brings us together. #NepaleseCuisine #reggae
The song: "Moving on (feat. Alan Weekes) · Kingsland Ites"
• Moving on (feat. Alan ...

[@ayoogorkhali9262]

you are doing a very good job representing our country dai , keep it up , Jay Nepal

[@mandirashrestha4694]

Aauta I

[@ncchhetri7890]

he is wrong momo is originally originated in Nepal.The history of momo in Nepal dates back to as early as the fourteenth century. Momo was initially a Newari food in the Katmandu valley. It was later introduced to Tibet, China and as far away as Japan by a Nepalese princess who was married to a Tibetan king in the late fifteenth century.

[@captainroast5889]

chuo muji momo kei newari haina. tibet ra china maa Nepal ko valley ko oaani suknu agaadi dekhi momo ) dumpling thyom Aru desh maa ni thyo. padhera bol bhaii, hagera haina

[@rajeshbista2690]

@@captainroast5889 Kuro sahi ho hai...tyaha Dumplings ho...yaha Momo!

[@littledudefromacrossthestr5755]

Love from Jamaica 🇯🇲

[@itiswhatitisbha2979]

Love Jamaicans alot of brothers from south❤❤

[@littledudefromacrossthestr5755]

@@itiswhatitisbha2979 sup

[@khaalid1]

Ramadan Kareem 😍muslims

[@shresthaaasim]

The history of momo in Nepal dates back to as early as the fourteenth century. Momo was initially a Newari food in the Katmandu valley. It was later introduced to Tibet, China and as far away as Japan by a Nepalese princess who was married to a Tibetan king in the late fifteenth century.

[@aliceshrestha]

Awesome!

[@justpops]

Thought I saw Jamie Oliver in the thumbnail

[@KarmaKillsSaltoon]

Same lmaoo

[@Baltihunter]

Good luck for the future. Food and music. Two of the great four. Dumplings look great. What sauce goes over them?

[@IzzOfoSho]

I'd like to visit this restaurant if I travel to London!

[@user-uj1ik4qf4s]

ش

[@rlyshw3046]

Very interesting...

[@nishk6617]

very nice keep represent nepali food and cullture

[@kan_chan8343]

❤❤❤

[@nepotiums]

Being a Nepali person myself, I mistook him for being brought up in Jamaica. I can hear a Jamaican accent in between.

[@Baltihunter]

That’s what is known as a British accent these days 😂

[@fzlc7425]

Kerala cuisine Kashmir cuisine Japanese cuisine Italian cuisine 😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋

[@shreyandattagupta5605]

And Bengali cuisine

[@eyan1114]

Newari cusine... Mustang cusnine.. Tibetan cuisine... . . . . ( Nepal but dont know the specific names of southern n Northern Nepalese )

[@aa6eheia156]

@@eyan1114 Kirati cuisine Tharu cuisine Maithili Cuisine . . .

[@swasg3129]

​@@aa6eheia156 kirati cuisine is nothing

[@theexpat7548]

Meanwhile delhi people; watery mouths 😭😭

[@errickmolino1828]

he looks like james oliver

[@brickmedusa]

Here in new delhi momos are really popular

[@delnavimos5412]

MO:MO... not momos... we Nepalis don't say I want to eat rices or Briyanis ...

[@bottle676]

Its MoMo Not, momos!!

[@eyan1114]

Its Actually Momo not Momos Its the dumpling started frm Newar community of Nepal 😊... Glad Momo are ruling over there also

[@brickmedusa]

@@eyan1114 we say it momos only 🤷‍♂️

[@eyan1114]

@@brickmedusa 😅 oh glad to know.. Eat a lot , live a lot Lol

[@prajwalgurung6152]

He looks like a Nepalese version of Jamie Oliver oil

[@bikashrai5832]

I love Turkey and president Erdogan. Love from Nepal.

[@alyanjatt7610]

Ex ex ex

[@nishant1877]

Most Pakistani name their restaurant as Indian restaurant 😂😂

[@shahshah3535]

Lol

[@shahshah3535]

@Mubashshir Rizwan bulle tere pass news channel bhi hain kya gareeb jaa ke net bacha

[@jebrilabdulazeez]

If that's the case then it's understandable because don't forget in that region all together is called the indo valley or the Indian subcontinent. Like the Indian Ocean lol

[@chocolateboy4959]

@Aryan Raj indians suffer existence crisis 😂😂

[@ssssss-hc4vv]

Pakistani understand very well Indians who have an infertility complex.

[@jzk2020]

.... this guy is a professional culture vulture.

[@tasbykekerey1203]

Is it halal?

[@shreyandattagupta5605]

Yes it is

[@bottle676]

What is it??

[@shreyandattagupta5605]

@@bottle676 Respecting Islamic dietery laws

[@walangchahangyelingden8252]

Depends, Kirati food isn't Halal.

[@gingermarie1760]

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[@neutralboi1984]

No

[@santoshgurung7920]

lord Jesus would like to eat mo mo here

[@thatdudephotography6095]

from where jesus comes in between😀

[@christhomson8924]

Nepalese cuisine is effectively indian cuisine

[@christhomson8924]

@@Neel71 so you agree that nepalese cuisine is essentially indian cuisine?

[@ayoogorkhali9262]

hell no come to kathmandu try the local food here you will not find anything in common to indian food beside the masala and stuff ,

[@bottle676]

No... Yeah, most of Nepali restaurant has indian cuisine. Nepalese cuisine are not Indian cuisine. But, nepal has its own cuisine which is mostly available only in Nepal such as Bara, Bhutan, Choila, Dhedo etc!!

[@christhomson8924]

Nepalese = twist on indian cuisine

[@shreyandattagupta5605]

No lol its diff I am Indian and I am saying Nepalese cuisine is diff