AMERICA'S Cheapest Street Food… That NOBODY Knows About! (Bangladeshi Food Crawl)

[@HereBeBarr]

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[@HereBeBarr]

Feel better!

[@TheNYCWalkingShow]

It was such a pleasure to work with you. We had so much fun! Looking forward for more! 😊

[@HereBeBarr]

Thanks, you were a natural.

[@frolege1]

You sound like a great guy ... thanks for showing Jon around.

[@nancyking9718]

Thanks guys !! Great video ! 😍🧆🫖🧁

[@tanhajahan6274]

👍👍

[@meethilarahman9454]

Bengali New Yorker here - loved this! Thanks for sharing our culture in such a beautiful and positive way :)

[@HereBeBarr]

Share it w your friends

[@tasniaislam3951]

I grew up here. As a Bengali myself, not a lot of people know much about our food and culture. it often gets mixed in with Indian culture and although it is similar, it is different for natives. I'm glad you made this video.

[@HereBeBarr]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@essee3984]

I mean, it is Indian afterall? 😅 There was no Bangladesh 50 years back. As an Indian Bengali I can tell you that you'll find these cuisines everywhere in India. Though I agree in West ,most people's exposure to Indian food is restricted to Punjabi cuisine.

[@tasniaislam3951]

@@essee3984 I'm mainly referring to the topic that outsiders assume any south Asian person or culture is broadly Indian. it is like calling all Asian people, Chinese, or all Latin/Hispanic people Mexican.

[@shahislam1072]

@@tasniaislam3951 In the uk if you say someone is Asian people will think you’re talking about Indian or Bengali people. In New York everyone thought I was Latino and when I said I’m Asian they just looked at me confused

[@mariyabiswas3391]

​@@essee3984 The problem lies in western mindset of homogeneous Indian culture like East Asia. Bengali foods are indeed like the foods of west Bengal but there are more varieties in different regional foods.

[@ActionKid]

All of these spots look so amazing! There's a reason why so many people live Jackson Heights. The Haideri Paan looks fun to eat 😅

[@HereBeBarr]

Thanks AK!

[@keithfaust8925]

Most Indian restaurants in the US have Punjabi cuisine. What’s great about New York is you’re able to find food from all over India and South Asia. Great vid!

[@HereBeBarr]

So true!

[@tips4tourists790]

The 7 is essentially the glue of Queens. The international express. The train to take to explore the diversity of Queens. It's how and why I consider the world to be at my fingertips. Another excellent video Jon.

[@HereBeBarr]

🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻

[@StamfordBridge]

I love the 7 …… except when they’re doing repairs and force you to ride backward to go forwards … which, when I lived in Elmhurst, was every weekend for a start.

[@fritzieflynn3588]

You are the man! I’ve watched several youtuber about NYC. By far you are the best!!!

[@VegetaUnv7]

As a tourist from Arizona, I kept going through Jackson heights Everytime I took the bus to transfer to the subway on Roosevelt that I made it a goal to get off the bus one day and walk down Roosevelt Ave and I loved it. I was so surprised to see all the diversity. Mostly Colombian stores and food stands but I loved just walking and exploring this neighborhood . I got tired of the touristy Manhattan so this was a great choice for me.

[@mikef445]

Jon, nicely done video as always. Yet another hidden cuisine gem outside of Manhattan. You definitely gave Bengali cuisine the TLC it deserved. Keep up the good work. Your friend Mike.

[@DK-vn7lr]

I was there Tuesday. The best tamales I've ever had out of a shopping cart on the corner of 82nd a Roosevelt. Perhaps my favorite area in the whole city

[@msj0015]

One thing i'm really proud about our country is our food. We have the best food to be honest. Nothing can top the taste of our foods.

[@angelalvarez6963]

Two of my favorites KZbinrs!!! Good couple!!! Both of you really know NYC!!!!

[@homerb3368]

1:49 @Here Be Barr eating biriyani with his hands - priceless. 🙀😬Hey Jon, next time you and Adri will be at Tandoori Palace I want to see it!😄😆😃😸

[@HereBeBarr]

😂

[@thetruth1140]

Oh man! You have to eat at Jackson Heights you must try one biriyani again, the duck curry, and the khala bhona (black fried beef)! It's beyond good.

[@Jaycation]

Jackson Heights is Bengali Food Heaven!

[@HereBeBarr]

BAM

[@MannyExploresVlog]

One of my favorite neighborhoods in Queens, never had Bengali food, will have to try it.

[@typerk]

My guy Sifat! I love that all you nyc guys visit each other's channels

[@HereBeBarr]

He's the best.

[@Qiubenjamin]

Lived in Jackson Heights for over a year and you tried more Indian spots than we did in 1 day! Love the food tour

[@HereBeBarr]

hahaha

[@riapprodidbd146]

It's bangladeshi not randian 🤮🤮

[@thegodofwar973]

Appreciate the comment but just have to mention these are Bangladeshi 🇧🇩 spots not Indian.

[@ialaminkhan]

Thanks for sharing our culture so beautifully.

[@bunnyrabbitgirl]

All the food looks so delicious! It's midnight where I am but I'm hungry now 😅，Sifat was a great guide!

[@haraldf.7979]

We (hopefully) are going on a NY Trip in May and really looking forward to it. In preparation we discovered your channel and love it! Thank you for these honest videos and mostly for all the little secret spots 👌 We definately owe you a slice 😉 if we should meet you accidentally you get it 👍 greets from Austria

[@davet1081AA]

Loved this one. That neighborhood brought back fond memories of a pre-pandemic birria taco food truck late at night. Great times and hope to return.

[@HereBeBarr]

Amen Dave

[@monica-NJ-123]

Thank you for this fun video , great collaboration ❤️❤️

[@nicoleevans7617]

Thank you so much for sharing this I went each place and it was absolutely delicious. On top of the yumminess, everyone was so happy to explain the food it really felt like I was eating at someones home. please keep sharing lowkey places so I can discover new places on the weekend (instead of just eating pizza or Juniors in Times sq.)

[@ramcesdelgado5123]

Something unique then the same. One of the best secrets area in Queens. All the food looked awesome ✌️

[@matijav]

Love food series! I'm making a list for every neighborhood :D

[@joyinnas]

I appreciate you for always going beyond the facade of New York!

[@Chieftracyhorse]

This food looks amazing! Thanks Jon.❤️

[@appengrayhan1604]

4:17 that “Ummm” 👌🏻

[@frolege1]

Great exposure to Jackson Heights. I love the food there.

[@Peter12029]

3:35 fuchka looks like Bengali dumplings. , Premium sweets in starling ave in the Bronx is good too across street has good mango lassii

[@KhairoonSaeed]

I was there recently. Love the place. So much culture. Didn't mind going there every day during my stay. Bangladesh in New York.

[@KrystalKBeauty]

Ben is always playing roulette with the parking situation 🤣 All of this food looked so good. I LOVE that you both ate that Bengali food with your hands! PS awesome to see Sifat make an appearance on your channel!

[@HereBeBarr]

Sifat’s very cool

[@kevinnorris6558]

Another great video. The first thing I'm doing when I finally go to Jackson Heights would be a samosa binge.

[@ruhulrabby1144]

Lots of love from Bangladesh. Didn't know Sifat is a Bengali. You both are my favorite NYC KZbinrs.❤️💯

[@Blackandblue200]

I’m a Bengali and I approve this video! 🙏

[@r3g103]

John, I just travelled to NYC. Thanks to your mexican food videos, I ate most of my food in Jackson Heigts!

[@britishgray4952]

Good Friday Morning Jon That Indian Food Looks Really Amazing Thank You So Much For Sharing This Information With All Of Us Take Care With Love Always Ms British Gray From Tampa Florida Blessings

[@bonniepwtf]

This was one of my favorite videos! I'm never going to have the opportunity to experience any of these foods & places & I appreciate you so much for sharing them with me. Bravo Jon👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@HereBeBarr]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@JoeDiStefanoQNS]

Great stuff guys!+

[@HereBeBarr]

Did you see your cameo 😂

[@Thaeffintruth]

LOVE these kinds of episodes !

[@IchikoGardner]

Jackson Heights♥️♥️♥️NYC is not only Manhattan.So many place I didn't know.So many food I didn't try yet.I can't wait for going.

[@larrybivens1852]

That food looks great! Nice watch your sporting!

[@sharifulislamnaeem6738]

Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩❤️

[@Samantha-jc5mu]

I appreciate seeing some diversity on your channel 👍🏽great job.

[@albertoalbertoni9529]

You're right, I like authentic food too, thank you!!!

[@MohammedKhaled-ju7gy]

KZbin recommendations brought me to this nice video. Bangladeshi community represent ❤

[@girldaddividendinvestor]

Definitely going to sub to the walking party. My wife and I are heading out there this summer!!

[@arkasiddique]

As a Bangladeshi from Canada 🇨🇦 thank you ❤😊🎉

[@khannasrul6404]

The Bangladeshis are more than 200k in NYC....

[@imonewiththeforcetheforcei3140]

“One Bite Everyone Knows The Rules “ Dave would be proud… #barstool

[@jayanpari]

I am from India and I just found from this video that Bangladeshis can be called Bengalis too.

[@itsbusiness4789]

I think you dont know what Bangladesh means 😂.Bangladesh means land of Bengali. 64% of Bengal(Land) get the independent and named it Bangladesh. As like Israel, place of jew.Bengali ethnicity has an independent nation that was called Bangladesh. If you travel in arab they will call Bangladeshis as Bengali.They refer that to Bangladesh.

[@oscarespinoza4109]

I enjoy the Hidden gems of NYC.

[@honorrolls5415]

Never knew that about Jackson Heights Queens what an eye opening food experience. Loved the ending Funny. I’m 69 and love watching all your videos. Take care Bill in Fort Wayne Indiana

[@FruityLife-mt4ql]

One of the most common childhood memory us bangladeshi have is getting fuska after school.Fuska is love 💝

[@nusratjanan1185]

May Almighty bless you and your family.

[@HaleyMary]

Those shingaras look so good!

[@DSpencer23]

What a great video Sifat!! Loved it Hare Be Barr I just subscribed to your channel ❤️

[@nusratjanan1185]

I am from Bangladesh

[@HereBeBarr]

amazing!

[@zoea5465]

Love this!

[@mrmartywaring]

I need to get to Jackson Heights!

[@HereBeBarr]

Yes you do!

[@JoseFlores-kl6jm]

Hey Jon for my next visit to NYC I would like to explore the other boroughs aside from Manhattan. I would like to pay a visit to Jackson Heights and dine at Haat Bazaar Restaurant & get a dessert at either Premium Sweets or Haideri Paan.

[@asiftomal05]

Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩

[@afsaramehrin2993]

My aunt and uncle live in Jackson Heights 🇺🇸 they’re coming to visit Bangladesh in a couple of months 🇧🇩

[@georgiasmith7615]

Indian food is my favorite cuisine in the whole world!

[@LeetaGato]

LOL! ... that last spot, where you shoved that mouth cleanser stuff in your mouths! You two were too funny

[@StevenBrener]

I'm going to check out Haat Bazaar asap!

[@ceciliaromia]

Great video! I've never had Indian food, but I'd love to. My Indian friends always talk about their delicious food and how important it is to eat with our hands. Amazing! Thank you so much for this awesome video, Jon!

[@mdiptk]

They've shown Bangladeshi foods.

[@aap9490]

This is not Indian food. Bangladesh is a different country. Don’t insult my country. 😐

[@thegodofwar973]

Great comment but I have to mention this is Bangladeshi food, not indian

[@alisonthorn2573]

These kind of videos are my favorite. Sometimes I think I’m adventurous when it comes to food and along comes a video of yours that takes foodies to a new level. Great video (I’m sure these food places are appreciative of your coverage).

[@HereBeBarr]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@vignesswarahari5752]

Hey you forgot bottles leave with beeda is the best for digestion.

[@Marchant2]

A little appetizer of Purell, and the hand food is good to enjoy. I wish someone would invent taste-a-rama for the internet. I would love a sample of all of it right about now.

[@Moonchildz1942]

Love from Bangladesh ❤

[@kaybaby5989]

Did I hear him say “I think most New Yorkers are friendly “ 😂😂😂

[@ramencurry6672]

They may not show their friendliness in New York but if you meet them traveling in another part of the world they may show friendly talk

[@guguzanin]

Hey Jon!! I'll be in visiting NY in April and I'm watching several of your videos. I'll stay in a place which there will be no breaksfast included. Can you make a video of places with godd and cheap breakfasts in Manhattan. It can be a buffet breakfast or just meals. Thanks !! And keep up with the good job.

[@HereBeBarr]

Interesting idea

[@mahmudulhasansakib9809]

Love from Bangladesh bro.Wish you all the best...❤️❤️❤️

[@jvega824]

AM I WATCHING JOHN OF DAVE? "ONE BITE, EVERYBODY KNOWS THE RULES" 😂

[@HereBeBarr]

He gets a little shoutout

[@robbiefazle7802]

I don't like Sifat, because he's rude, mean, and a bully. But Awesome vid, Here Be Barr, I like it. I'm a Bangladeshi/American too.

[@catinho9705]

U r a clown

[@mattblom3990]

I appreciated the Dave Portnoy reference, that made me laugh.

[@pat9532]

I'm staying n Queens 3 weeks time. Can't wait

[@sultanmahmud7029]

Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩

[@naptime0143]

They don't call the 7 train the international express for no reason 😁 (going flushing main Street bound)

[@tavic8154]

Im from Hong Kong and in Chinatown it is the same. People stock up on the baked goods

[@Khan-ih8qr]

Jackson heights has some great Pakistani, Indian, Nepali and Bangladeshi restaurants. And just a FYI, the sweets place and the Haideri Paan is Pakistani, not Bengali

[@Newyorkcity93472]

⏸ @4:30

[@StamfordBridge]

I go to this neighborhood fairly frequently, but never tried the fuchka. Have to now!!

[@annother3350]

The most diverse part of New York?! It's mostly bengali and indian!!!

[@TravelingSag]

How about a trip to Japan Village in Brooklyn? Was just reading an article in AMNY about how they're expanding? I see it's right off the R train. I think I'll check it out then the weather gets a little nicer. It's cold/rainy/snowy in NYC today 🥶 Edited because I forgot to say something about this vlog! Loved it. Love Indian food and would eat it everyday if I was better at making it from scratch. Fortunately I live close to a Patel Brothers store and buy the ready made pastes and make oxtails and goat in it. I have a big bag of basmati rice and also get the frozen Deep take out dishes-palak paneer is my fave. Not as good as homemade but works with my budget. Def gonna have to check out a few of the places you guys visited!

[@HereBeBarr]

We covered them a few years back!

[@_RAJ_YOUTUBE_7]

Love from India 🇮🇳 ❤❤ ...... .... ..... ....... 👑 ...... ...... ..... .....

[@lauramaskell1653]

A lot of Indian sweets are made with sweetened condensed milk and are very sweet

[@HereBeBarr]

Depends yep

[@defining_moments]

I’m here! 🥳🥳🥳

[@mohammadhasanat3022]

Bro its so cheap but so good

[@wallyg77]

Might as well call these videos "off the eaten path"

[@HereBeBarr]

That's an option.

[@Youngdanny45]

4:30 hahahahahahaha PAUSE

[@The1Justin3co]

The harmonious mmmm 😂

[@ultraviews3698]

Community should promote Bengali food to everyone Make some culture show Or party Invite your non Bengali neighbors

[@Becomingher_diaries]

I have a solo trip to NY coming up and I’m defo trying this place out. So I just take the 7 train to Jackson heights??How far is it from the Jackson Heights station walking?? The Haart Bazaar

[@HereBeBarr]

Less than 5 min

[@user-rakibul980]

I love Bengali food 😋

[@tanvirrahmanemon1999]

❤❤

[@minniec.9127]

How does fuchka differ from pani puri? cost?

[@HereBeBarr]

Good q.. anyone can help us answer this?

[@abhishek2275]

Puchka is filled with black chickpeaks and with mashed potatos and served with whereas Pani puri is is usually filled with mashed potatoes. There's also a local language difference. Pani puris and even puchkas are called gol gappe in nothern part of India, whereas in the easter part of India, especially west bengal it's called Puchka. Puchka is most probably a bengali colloquial word used in West Bengal and Bangladesh. Since West Bengal and Bangladesh are culturally same (just divided by religion), all these foods are also available throughout the subcontinent. If your street food vendor is from the easter part of the subcontinent most probably he/she will be calling it Puchka serving it with tamarind water whereas Gol gappe/pani puri is served mostly with minty(pudina) water.

[@ruhulrabby1144]

Stuffing is little bit different but The sauce of Fuchka is made with tamarind and other spices while sauce of panipuri is made with mint and other spices.🍴