Chef Keith's Mumbai India 🇮🇳 Culinary Adventure Continues!

[@ravirp1910]

India is a world by itself, different foods, people, traffic, the excitement and many more 😊 Enjoy your stay here.

[@chefKeithSarasin]

It really is!

[@shubhounofficial5125]

Chef you are very humble and accepting in nature.. in todays world when everyone is up each others dash you are very refreshing and heartwarming to watch you.. Dont change, Stay like that... 🙌❤️

[@chefKeithSarasin]

Ty my friend. Means so much to me

[@travellingmaratha6365]

This indian gentlemen is truly a knowledgeable foodie, he has taken u to the best of Mumbai Street food corners possible ❤

[@chefKeithSarasin]

He is amazing

[@rupalipanchal3940]

whoaaa!!!!!! the voice is so smooth...like rasgulaasss!!!!😁🤩🙃

[@chefKeithSarasin]

Haha Ty

[@kaushalsingh5880]

Great video again Keith! Thank you for being our culinary ambassador!

[@chefKeithSarasin]

So kind my friend but just a student with a passion

[@ANINDYA-001]

Those dishes were unreal and this video format is the best.

[@chefKeithSarasin]

Glad you like them!

[@SrikantPotdar]

Keith, watching your videos about exploring new cuisines across the world is a phenomenal experience. It's like storytelling about food culture. Your dedication to your journey of exploration is commendable.

[@chefKeithSarasin]

Thank you so much. I’m really enjoying sharing it all with everyone

[@abhilashkakarla]

Wow. The amount of passion you have for India is truly incredible ❤. Wish you all the success for your endeavors

[@chefKeithSarasin]

Thank you so much 😀

[@Kaushal_Bhatt]

Now that's a proper exploration of a city 😄 going into some deep and very local areas and finding various gems especially in foods is a worth atrip to any new place. And it just gets bigger when you are a chef !!! Kudos to you Keith 🤘👌 PS: Loved how you are just soaking all in like a sponge 🤘

[@mohamedanfaalganatra2286]

The place is "Bohri Mohalla" Keith, and I was there just day before buying food , I stay close by and I am there almost every day, had I known about your visit would've definitely caught up..the Malai Khaja you should have tried there at "Shabbirs Tawakkals" better than Noor's as per my preference but to each his own I guess...

[@chefKeithSarasin]

Thank you. Kurush told us all about the Bohri community. It was amazing to learn

[@sanjayvaidya4925]

Which street are they eating on?

[@anandvenkatraman]

Unfortunately, malpua is only available during Ramzan. Right?

[@twocutegirls2468]

​@sanjayvaidya4925 the street is called Bohri Mohalla , it's at Bhendi Bazaar Mumbai 400003

[@Auraeight]

This is muhammod Ali road bhendi bazar South Mumbai and this neighbourhood is of Afghani and Irani people they came to India before partition of India

[@chefKeithSarasin]

Ty my friend. I really enjoyed this road trip

[@recipesandsongs8050]

Kolkata is where you need to go to eat aurhentic pan indian food. Theres a reason why- kolkata was the first capital of india , before delhi. So the public migrated with their local cooks to kolkata back when trade was done via ships. When those people migrated elsewhere, their cooks stayed behind and started food businesses there. You will find really good pan indian food in kolkata.

[@chefKeithSarasin]

I can’t wait to go.

[@surendrakamble5115]

5.48 The area you were eating is known as Kumbharwada near the Mohamad Ali Road. That whole area is Feast heaven for Non Veg food,Specially during the month of Ramdhan.Welcome to Aamchi Mumbai.😊

[@chefKeithSarasin]

Yes, you are right! It was one of my favorite sections of Mumbai

[@Gambit9020]

Love your passion for Indian food. I like how you continue to take inspiration and elevate Indian dishes. Your appreciation for the food can be felt through the screen. Hoping to eat at one of your restaurants one day.

[@chefKeithSarasin]

So nice of you! Thank you so much! It would be an honor to serve you.

[@ManeeshSolankiYT]

Indian food is like an ocean, or a rainforest! Endless varieties We have different food for different occasions, conditions, climate, weather seasons, for fasting, for treatment... One can never say that he/she had tried it all 😅

[@sansin6250]

Do check out Kerala, India's sea food capital and meat lover's paradise. And you can find all kinds of meat dishes over there, including beef.

[@ohherewegoagain]

What was that Kerala pork curry called .. they add a black paste or something..

[@sansin6250]

@@ohherewegoagain I love Kerala bacon fry 😃

[@mesajongte]

The voice-over is smooth! Smooth and warm like a good Butter Chicken. 👌

[@chefKeithSarasin]

Hahah. Ty my friend

[@mesajongte]

@@chefKeithSarasin , thanks for pinning my comment in one of your videos. 🙏

[@sudeshnabanerjee2836]

It is really heart warming to see how much love you have for India, it's food, culture and people ❤. Beautiful videos 😊. If possible do explore the eastern part of India as well during winter season!

[@chefKeithSarasin]

Thank you so much 😀

[@kunaljune1900]

You Guys Rock !!

[@Khurmi-S-Vikrant]

Two Thumbs up 👍👍. Keep exploring there's lot more to discover. Good luck.

[@chefKeithSarasin]

Thank you, I will

[@d_pratik1]

I just saw your last video Keith. I live in Pune so I'm about an hour away from Lonavala😅. Wish I could meet you. I have been a subscriber since you had around 300 subs , its great to see how far you've come. Hope you are having a great time here and I wish you all the best for your journey ahead❤❤❤

[@chefKeithSarasin]

Hey!! Wow. Thank you so much for still have a long way to go and learning but I appreciate that so much. Next time I would love to meet

[@starone72]

I'm watching u my friend as u explore the limitless sea of flavors 😋 keep it coming 👌

[@chefKeithSarasin]

Thank you, I will

[@manu1166662222]

I m really jealous of u having such a awesome food trip... My mouth was water all throughout the video

[@SandeepPaulSP]

I'm a longtime fan of yours. Always love your content and YOU!! I'm so happy your channel is growing and getting views. As Indians we all love when westerners taste the authentic flavours of India. Hence we watch these kind of videos. But I really want Westerners to watch and learn from these videos and am sure they can learn more than sufficient about India through your channel about our food, culture etc. I appreciate your passion towards our food and culture. Greetings from HYDERABAD🙏 (hope you try our authentic Hyderabad biryani soon which you tried from Chef Mak!!)

[@chefKeithSarasin]

Hey bhai!! Thank you so much. I cannot tell you how much messages like this mean to me. I am just one person here who edits, and tries hard to use this platform to showcase not only my love for desi cuisine but also the great amount of respect I have for it.

[@balkrishan9232]

Indian is truly food heaven

[@yogeshnegi1090]

Randomly came to see your video and started loving your channel as well as your voice.

[@chefKeithSarasin]

Welcome aboard!

[@NewDay8429]

Yaaas i needed this🎉❤❤❤

[@parassoni102]

Keith @05:51 the area I think it's Bohri Mohalla.. Cluster of the Bohri Muslim community, famous for Legendary food stalls...

[@chefKeithSarasin]

Yes!!! Ty so much

[@vj3825]

Subscribed long back because of your genuine nature and love for India. All the love for you :)

[@junaid42465]

Wait till you try the “Kalu’s Dori Kebab” in old Delhi. The thread literally holds the meat on the skewers and melts in your mouth. If you do happen to visit Delhi, please don’t go to Karims and Jawahar for food. But, do check with Mr Sapra of Delhi Food Walks. He knows the nooks and crannies of old Delhi food joints.

[@chefKeithSarasin]

Wowwwww

[@neildiablos]

Good job Keith!

[@hnmsolutions1]

3:10 observe how the lady customer takes over to stir the chai as the chaiwalah was busy serving other clients.

[@chefKeithSarasin]

Hahaha I noticed that when I was there. I was so confused.

[@mooftiameetshah2891]

​@@chefKeithSarasinShe is trying to make sure the tea doesn't get burnt while he is filling her cup. Such camaraderie is only in India 😅

[@nitinkohre2635]

Thank you sir for having Indian food

[@sujitroutray1]

You absolutely have to, have to try these in Mumbai (if you can spare some time from your busy schedule): 1. Chicken Lollypop - Cafe Shalimar 2. Rumali roti and Chicken Bhuna - Bademiyan 3. Kheer - Crystal 4. Butter chicken and roti - Gokul 5. A1 Gajraj chai - Gajrat Tea Stall, Near Haji Ali. 6. Chicken Nargis and Rumali Roti - Cafe Noorani, Tardeo, Haji Ali 7. Chicken Kolhapuri, Roti, and Sol Kadi - Aatmashanti, Saat Rasta 8. Chicken/Mutton Curry + Plain rice - Taste of Kolkata, Kandivali West. (Before going there, call them beforehand and ask them which one they made fresh, they make either chicken or mutton fresh on a given day). Taste to die for. 9. Sitaphal Icecream - Naturals (Its a chain, you will find it anywhere, just Google the nearest one). Thank me later. From someone who lived in Mumbai once, now missing it after watching your videos in Birmingham, AL.

[@chefKeithSarasin]

What an amazing list. Thank you my friend

[@sankumarrk]

wow, they way you describe food taste and aroma fantastic, one thing i want to you tell that every 50km food taste will change across india

[@chefKeithSarasin]

Yes, you are right

[@rajguleria3862]

if you love mumbai ...what will happen once you visit Kerala / Hyderabad / Lucknow / Varanasi / Kolkata ( to name a few ! ) for ITS OWN UNIQUE FOOD CULTURES & TASTES .....Please spend atleast 6 months .....to really get 'SATISFIED' with what India has to offer .....:) or come 5 times back and forth for these specific places ...but you will need somebody like Dr. Kurush Dalal in each of these places ..and the BEAUTY IS THERE ARE PEOPLE like him in each City if you cast a wide net through your contacts : ) Best of luck for your culinary adventures .....Great Video !

[@freddiemercurybulsara3876]

Keep exploring will hit 1 million subs soon

[@chefKeithSarasin]

I hope to inspire people. If subscribers come, it will help me do that. Ty my friend

[@nichen6966]

The best butter chicken I had tasted in Bombay was at Grand Central restaurant in Chembur, which was unique. 😮I have not been there recently, but for many years people used to generally agree that used to be a unique and best butter chicken ever. Hopefully I get to try it again soon and it has not lost its Standard

[@chefKeithSarasin]

Oh wow!

[@amitkolhe4155]

Places to eat at in Mumbai: 1. Elco Pani puri - (area - Bandra west in Mumbai) - One of the best Pani puris in town. Very clean & hygienic. They use bottled mineral water to make these. So very safe to eat Pani Puris at this place. 2. Sardar Pav Bhaaji - (area - Tardeo in Mumbai) - The best and the most buttery Paav Bhaaji on Planet Earth. 3. Bade Miyan - Late night place - is open till 3 am or so (area - near Taj hotel & the Gate way of India in Mumbai) A late night place, patrons eat in their cars, but has a seating area as well. Famous for their wraps, Tikkas, Tandooris & barbecued stuff. 4. Leopold Cafe (area - Colaba causeway in Mumbai) - Nice beer, barbecues, nice desserts. 5. Pancham Puriwala - (area - fort in Mumbai) - 5 types of puris(bread), savory dishes & desserts. 6. Persian Darbar - (area - Bandra west in Mumbai) Famous for their Raan Biryani. Delicious Mughlai cuisine. You'll love it. 7. Mahesh Lunch home - (area - Juhu Tara road in Mumbai) Heaven for Sea food lovers. Very clean & hygienic and you can get the most iconic sea food dishes here. 8. Mini Punjab's Lake side - (area Powai in Mumbai) * Need to call and book a thaali(platter) in advance. Famous for its Dara Singh Thaali - available in both veg & non-veg versions. A must try. 9. Britannia & co. restaurant - (area - Ballard estate, Fort in Mumbai) Famous for its Irani / Parsi cuisine. Awesome Desserts & Sodas. 10. Anand Stall - (Vile Parle west in Mumbai) A fast food joint famous for its awesome Vada Paav, Sandwiches & Dosas. 11. Mohammed Ali road - (Area - CST - 6 pm onwards till late night) The whole street is filled with street vendors who sell various non-vegetarian stuff and some vegetarian too. Plus, there are some really nice restaurants on the same street. Try the famous dessert that you get only on this street in a sweet shop. The dessert is called Aflatoon.

[@kirtigupta9753]

The country of India is actually a continent itself. Seriously, India alongwith its neighbours are known as Indian subcontinent specially because of the diversity which exists in India and its neighbours.

[@katkarsunit]

Hey Keith.. Your videos made me so home sick.. I am really flying to Mumbai next week. I just want to eat the real deal at home... My home is Mumbai. Thanks.... Your videos cost me a pretty penny as I now am coming home... but its all worth it!! If you come to the Bay Area, California.. please come home... You will enjoy the real deal 'desi' food at my home

[@chefKeithSarasin]

Ty my friend. I hope to take you up on this offer

[@katkarsunit]

@@chefKeithSarasin you're very welcome. My wife and I both are from Mumbai. We've been living in California for 30 odd years. We will prepare Mumbai Maharashtrian food ... Both Veg and Non Veg. You've never tasted Sukka Mutton (dry Mutton) which is from Satara and Kolhapur region of Maharashtra state. Do drop in for a series of meals...

[@pm7078]

The place where U were eating - Bara Handi is - Bohri Mohalla, Kumbharwada, Mumbai

[@chefKeithSarasin]

Ty

[@viraf11]

Keith was nice to watch you enjoy Mumbai with Kurush. Hope you got to try some Parsi cuisine too.

[@chefKeithSarasin]

So much amazing g Parsi cuisine!!

[@shubhounofficial5125]

@10:41 "he prepares indian food in US and we are trying to teach him indian food is not only just about butter chicken and masala dosa there are countless food items. So there (in US) he mainly prepares meat items like nihari ; so he is here for the first time, we are showing him as many places as possible in mumbai which are best of the best places known to me, so i told him you prepare the best of the best jalebi here, if he eats from here he will never be able to enjoy jalebi from any other place(its so good) so its heartbreaking you are not making jalebi.."

[@chefKeithSarasin]

Thank you!!! My Hindi is ok so I understood some of it.

[@kurushdalal]

Thank u Keith

[@chefKeithSarasin]

Always!! ♥️♥️♥️

[@ap2149]

If u are still in Mumbai than try local maharashtrian food.. From north konkan i.e. Panchkalashi, choukalshi, prabhu, agri, and Koli.. Very few Indians also unknown about their unique dishes which are fish with different types of vegetables..

[@SP-nb9ti]

Keith, are you planning on still opening your restaurant in the States? I am from the Canadian Prairies but I will make a trip out East for eating food prepared by you brother. Following your journey for some time and I know you are putting soul in your cooking. Cheers bud!

[@chefKeithSarasin]

Hey there! First, thank you. Seriously, from the bottom of my heart, I cannot say how much this means to me. Secondly, yes, still working on funding but hopefully by the end of next year.

[@NikhilChaudhariimbevda]

Wonderful Chef Keith..The more you meet people you know more the history behind food. Most food in subcontinent has a history behind it for its making..It's made because of the need of the time and availability too. You would be astonished to know if Kurush Dalal has told you about..For eg Pav Bhaji and Vada pav history.

[@chefKeithSarasin]

Absolutely has. The history behind these dishes are the fuel for my passion. I hope to share so much more

[@NikhilChaudhariimbevda]

@@chefKeithSarasin Pav bhaji was made for the textile workers an affordable meal during lunch time when they couldn't afford going home for lunch (due to lunch hr being small).. all veggies mixed together to create something healthy. With vada pav..some snack for the workers of textile which is fulfilling. Did you know some did actually eat vada pav as lunch/dinner as it was affordable too at times.. Loving to see you enjoying the food with history.. what was the experience of your sous chef on the food and experience would love to hear his experience considering its his first exposure..

[@priyeshdoshi4u]

There is a lot of famous vegeterian food palces in mumbai .for example Sardar pavbhaji and Pancham Puri wala u should try u .😊

[@chefKeithSarasin]

Will try

[@swapnildhotre5321]

Wonderful!!! Next time also do Pancham Pooriwala at VT station

[@ASHWANIHANDA]

Amazing missing food from India

[@chefKeithSarasin]

Me too!

[@ASHWANIHANDA]

@@chefKeithSarasin Please do some more videos on food experiences all over India like Bangalore, New Delhi, Kerala , Lucknow, Punjab etc

[@virenlakum]

This is bohri mauhla, Mohd. Ali Road, Mumbai

[@siamesejasmine]

Wonderful!❤

[@chefKeithSarasin]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@ShubhoBose]

For Indo-Chinese and Indian rolls, the place to be is Kolkata in Eastern India. That's where it originated and where you can find authentic chinese food too made by actual chinese origin people. India's only Chinatown is in the same city.

[@PradeepRaajkumar1981]

THums Up ultimate and Kebabs Raw red Chillis.. He has all the red chillies from SOUTH Too...

[@Alwaysbeniceok]

Hi ,I am not sure how I landed in this space🥳Your channel has such a positive vibe☺️☺️☺️I have lived in Multiple cities in India and would urge you to make a couple more culinary trips ..North-East,Delhi and then the South.Love from Melbourne Aus☺️Happy Holidays!

[@pankajgandhi3950]

Extraordinary food from Bora Mohalla, Mumbai

[@chefKeithSarasin]

I agree. Incredible place

[@strongforce10]

I am a Surti and believe me , that method of cooking should be a geographical indication tag !!

[@alexchana3036]

dude i cant watch your videos anymore, i keep on salavating😋😋

[@chefKeithSarasin]

haha noooo. You are stuck here now!! Family my friend, you are now part of the family!

[@sachin-cv8us]

u make us droll. not every Indian r capable of exploring food like u do. just enjoy n be safe

[@vishalmishra1641]

You were in Mohammad Ali Road - pydhonie

[@sunny-mo1zy]

biryani and masala dosa top two most popular food in India. best places for biryani are in India- Hyderabad, Kolkata, Lucknow, Kerala. for masala dosa best places -Bengaluru, Mysuru, Chennai, Udupi. in India same food tastes different in different places with different species so try as much you can.

[@MG-kz9ig]

Great effort 👌 ❤❤

[@avinasharma612]

you need to visit APMC in Vashi, Navi Mumbai. Try Sea food too in Mumbai Keith.

[@JohnFern666]

Ah you took me back home for a few minutes. Try the Malvani Seafood too.

[@pradeepgupta9355]

Hey Keith : I guess you have had an opportunity to try out some very rare, wild and delicate food stuff. Such an experience of rare gems can only be made available by food coonesiuers. Am very happy to the lovely Indian couple taking you to such inique places with delectable items to taste. Enjoy and have a good time my friend. Am sure you will carry back memories of such a life time experience that you learnt in your journey to India. You are a flag bearer who can popularize some of the dishes back in the US, as-is or with a twist. All the very best !!! Paddy, Gurgaon India

[@chefKeithSarasin]

Ty my dear friend. I appreciate you

[@vedjoshi143]

You should try 'The Maratha Kitchen' in goregaon, Mumbai. One of the best restaurant for authentic maharshtrian dishes. Feied fish, Checken, Zunka Bhakar, Soulkadhi etcc....

[@indian1801]

Try misal pav.... You will definitely love it

[@chefKeithSarasin]

Had it. It’s soooooo good

[@basrurdilip8035]

Keith, while in Mumbai do locate a restaurant which serves Karnataka coastal food - veg and non veg. The menu is endless. My favourites - prawn ghee roast, Kundapuri chicken, neer dosa........etc

[@chefKeithSarasin]

Yummmmm

[@girishjoshi4387]

I tried all these when i was growing up in mumbai ( bombay ) india

[@chefKeithSarasin]

That is awesome! Such a treat!

[@PradeepRaajkumar1981]

Wonderful well and clean - nice pace in presenting the video Dear bhai... Nandri from #coimbatore #pollachi #Tamilnadu

[@chefKeithSarasin]

Thank you so much 🙂

[@PradeepRaajkumar1981]

​​@@chefKeithSarasincheers Dear bud

[@PradeepRaajkumar1981]

Lovely @@chefKeithSarasin

[@huzaifa6126]

the area is called Bhindi Bazaar near Mohammed Ali Road

[@bobbyeapen6049]

yaaassszzz 😋 Bro's just getting started for Indian Cuisine.. awaiting the epic journey ahead. Wanna see each region. I can only speak on behalf of the south, but yah, soo many things to try.

[@chefKeithSarasin]

Very soon!

[@MR.MACHINE-N]

Brother if you got time visit surat , Gujarat you will be surprised by how many varieties of eggs dishes we have . You can just eggs dishes every day and never get bored of it

[@chefKeithSarasin]

Sounds great!

[@paulwood5803]

I watched this whilst eating a chickpea ans spinach curry, total coincidence but completely appropriate. At Least I was not drooling at this one.

[@chefKeithSarasin]

Hahaha. You get it!

[@porismitaborah2703]

You must visit remote village. That is the real indian food hidden indian gem farm fresh meals

[@prasadshirsat1]

Mumbai has best food from across India... And i stayed in north for 2 years and yes I say that proudly... Not all over maharashtra... But specifically Mumbai you will get mouth watering food which no where in India you will get. 😊

[@chefKeithSarasin]

I really enjoyed the food of Mumbai. I’m hoping I get the change to explore more regions too

[@varshanimbkar]

Plz make long videos,at least 45 minutes...njoy variety food in mumbai coz many people came here to earn money frmeach every states of india.... that's why u can explore food lots...njoy ur journey in India..luv ur expression whn u both test food...luv ur vlog❤❤❤

[@maurya._.ji2702]

I think you are a good gye.❤❤ And i have respect for you in my heart.

[@dragerdevil85]

I trust you have experienced the flavors of Maharashtrian cuisine, such as Kalhapuri Sukka Mutton (dry), Tambada Rassa (red stew), and Pandhara Rassa (white stew). Additionally, dishes like Malvani Fish Curry, Malvani Fish Fry, and Fish Koliwada are noteworthy. I recommend exploring these authentic dishes. The ones featured in your recent video aren't traditional Mumbai dishes, as the individuals preparing them have migrated from North India, specifically Delhi to Uttar Pradesh, and resettled in Mumbai. If you are still in India, I encourage you to revisit Mumbai-Maharashtra or consider featuring Maharashtrian cuisine in your future travels. Thank you for your content, and I appreciate the engaging background commentary. 🎉

[@chefKeithSarasin]

Many of these yes but also SO much more to discover!

[@armaansaha2310]

"The French are doing it wrong". Never thought I'd hear those words from a chef trained in classical French cuisine.

[@channelrex5238]

You should go to east. Start with kolkata then Assam and rest. You will see a different 🇮🇳

[@riddledaily]

If you plan to come to Uttarpradesh (an north Indian State) ... I'll be happy to host you !

[@chefKeithSarasin]

Ty my friend

[@riddledaily]

@@chefKeithSarasin ❤️

[@respondo]

Your Parsi friends are well known to endow and rejoice a lot of Mumbai food spots 👍

[@chefKeithSarasin]

Yes, true

[@pdpr91]

TRY Malabari cuisine, Syro Catholic cuisine, Tribal cuisine in Kerala, Chettinad cuisine, Vegetarian cuisine from Tamil nadu

[@majesticm5705]

You must visit few other places in india for cuisines you have never tasted.Explore North East,Himachal,kerala,Goa along with Kolkata,Delhi and jaipur,This is minimum that i can say about.Infact entire India is full of surprises in terms of culture and food.

[@bittoobhai3797]

Come to Delhi

[@subhashrawat6629]

I missed Indian food in Berlin. Even Indian restaurants do not use required spices, naturally to meet the local customers.

[@chefKeithSarasin]

That’s a shame

[@Lingureact9z]

Keith, how was your " Thumps up" cold drinks experience? 😊

[@chefKeithSarasin]

My favorite drink haha

[@upendrakumar-oe4to]

Bro not only to North india has the spices come to south also bro and have a nice meal with us lot of love from Andhra Pradesh ❤❤

[@chefKeithSarasin]

I can’t wait to!

[@katkarsunit]

Keith.. If you want a little different taste then try Sardar Pao Bhaji in Tardeo. Ask your local guide to take you there. You have never tasted anything like that...

[@chefKeithSarasin]

I’ve heard a lot about that place. Ty.

[@sanjeevjain4787]

Great videos. Great voice and commentary. If u think Mumbai is chaotic, wait till u hit Delhi. Add another 10million people and 3x number of vehicles, and u can start imagining Delhi.

[@chefKeithSarasin]

Doesn’t Mumbai have more people?

[@sanjeevjain4787]

@@chefKeithSarasin nope. Delhi is most populous indian city

[@sanjeevjain4787]

@@chefKeithSarasin Delhi has more vehicles than Mumbai, Kolkata and Bangalore combined. Just mindbogling

[@anilkumarmuraleebhavanpuru9814]

Don't forget to visit Ketala State.

[@chefKeithSarasin]

Hope to

[@somegamechannel]

Hi Keith I have subscribed u since you used to tell the stories of the gujrati lady

[@SouthindianNarendra]

I feel in india every daay is new day in westren countries is same in all the year

[@skydj9806]

Indian food is king of worlds food😋😋😋😋😋😋😋

[@chefKeithSarasin]

Agree

[@zaffersoni]

kudos....even a mumbaite will have a tough time navigating streets of masjid bunder...ur brave😀

[@deepalivaz2112]

I miss mumbai and our street food 😢

[@chefKeithSarasin]

I already miss it!

[@msedhu1]

Keith, you better learn how to cook that Seekh Khabab, Rumali Roti and Veg/Chicken Kheema balls. I'm from Chennai but spent lot of my time in Bangalore as well, now living in Nashville and not to ask me how much I miss those street foods I get in India.

[@msedhu1]

Each state has some thing to offer and be it the sweets or curries or breads or rice varieties. Within a state as well each region boasts its own unique culinary treasures, showcasing a diverse range of flavors and traditions. From the delectable sweets and robust curries to the variety of breads and rice dishes, each area contributes distinctively to the rich tapestry of Indian cuisine. This diversity reflects not just in the ingredients and cooking techniques, but also in the cultural and historical influences that have shaped each region's food profile.

[@msedhu1]

Whether it's the spicy and aromatic dishes of the South, the rich and creamy preparations of the North, the hearty and flavorful meals of the East, or the colorful and vibrant recipes of the West, Indian cuisine offers an endless array of gastronomic delights, each state presenting its own unique specialties and culinary experiences.

[@msedhu1]

If possible, try crispy south indian Dosa's with variety of chutneys and parotta salna of southern TN. I'm sure you wouldn't find as authentic as you get one in India.

[@chefKeithSarasin]

Haha Ty my friend. Def trying my best

[@nitin1947]

I thins it Mohmed Ali road aka Bhindi Bazar

[@chefKeithSarasin]

Yes!! Ty