MUZAFFARPUR Veg FOOD Tour I Bihari Snacks: Kachri, Pyazi, Ghugni, Aloo kachalu, Kachori, Dahi Puri

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In this super special food tour, Anubhav Sapra will take you on a nostalgic gastronomic journey across the bustling lanes of his hometown Muzaffarpur in Bihar. Apart from being an important trade center of the state, Muzaffarpur is known as the 'Land Of Shahi Litchi' as it is a leading producer of this deliciously succulent fruit. Brace yourself for some heartwarming moments and a huge array of mouthwatering street food that Anubhav has grown up eating. It was an overwhelming experience for him to reconnect with his favourite vendors and their dishes. Let's get started.
We began with a nashta platter from Makhan Shah Halwai that consisted of puris, no onion garlic aloo curry, malpua and jalebi. Overall it was simple and hearty and the freshly made malpuas were pure bliss.
The next destination was one of Anubhav's childhood favourite stop. Ram Bharan Aloo Kachalu wale was the place that he frequented with his friends while returning from school. It was a ritual to relish the ghugni muri and aloo Kachalu from here. So during this visit we refreshed the memories of these two dishes. Everything from the taste to the arrangement of things on the cart and the warmth of Ram Bharan uncle was all the same. It felt so good to be able to express our gratitude to him for the good times.
After that super nostalgic encounter we relished some several biniya and freshly made lavang lata from Hotel Bahadur. Both these traditional sweet treats were fresh and luscious. The next dish that impressed us was a well assembled Dahi puri from Chintu Dahi puri wale. It was simply lip smacking.
We then came across a popular pav bhaji wale at Safi Saudi market. Along with the usual assortment of veggies, their version of this iconic street side dish had spinach and a distinct handmade spice mix, both of which lent it a unique flavour.
From there we headed to Hari Ji Kachori Ghugni Stall. It was a delightful place full of yummy fried snacks. Our pick was a plate of Choti Kachori that was a combination of sattu stuffed Kachori and Ghugni. It was super delicious and the flavour of besan fried in mustard oil was a treat for the taste buds.
It is soon time for another round of sweets at two consecutive places - Bharat Jalpan and Maharaj Dugdh Bhandar. At the former one we tried rasmadhuri, balushahi and chena khajoor while at the later we tried rasgulla, lal mohan and raskadam. In terms of taste, the second place garners an extra edge for serving optimally sweet treats in comparison to the first one. Anubhav has lots of yummy memories at Bharat Jalpan which he frequented with his parents while being out for shopping or so.
It was soon time to punctuate the gluttony with a paan and some jamun flavoured digestive drink both of which are known to speed up the digestive process and cleanse the palate. The next destination was Sundar Maharaj Pede wala. This Rajasthani sweet and snack shop is popular for its pedas and different varieties of namkeen. We tried some dalmoth and peda. The rich texture and the soothing sweet fragrance of cardamom made the pedas irresistible.
This was followed by a playful helping of aloo tikki ghugni chaat from Ma Bhawani Chaat Bhandar.
Our penultimate destination was a Bindeswar Ji ki dukan at Purani Bazar Chowk. Anubhav who grew up in the lane just next to this pakoda and chup stall was overwhelmed meeting Bindeswar ji. He recounted some heartwarming memories of the fried treats that he used to binge on from this place. A morsel of the crisp beguni stirred up more memories.
The final destination of this close to heart food tour was Sindhi Sweet Shop. Here we tried the topi khaja which is a delicious multi layered, firm and glazed sweet treat. Hope you enjoy this recollection of culinary memories.
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[@dramitjha2966]

8:20 Most emotional moment when bhujawala said " mummy ko boliyega ki bhujawala ne yaad kiya hai " We leave our place but there are something emotional that never leaves

[@Rao_Saheb]

U can't leave your home town, it remain in heart, always want to go their, but difficult to go thei

[@ruba3024]

We leave the places towns but memories don't leave us

[@sulaganabiswas]

I loved that moment too.

[@jumbogirlmishti6645]

Budhau..waisa hi h🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@nonuneeti7891]

08:26

[@tarjanxxx]

06:41 I felt that when your friend Prem Kumar said "Saala Dilli food walk yaha chala raha hai be". Its emotion

[@ashutoshmishra7931]

Hahaha dost nahi badalte

[@Abhiruti]

Aur unhone bola budhao waisa ka waise he h😂😂

[@subhakar12]

hahaha inke dost mast reply diye..

[@joydeeppaul7530]

Yes It's emotion 😍❤

[@aroundlife5369]

hahahaha.. they are childhood friends. 😄

[@afzalhussain84]

The moment when that friend enter and said " sala tum yahan apna delhi food walk chla rha hai" that is called friendship 😍😘

[@abhijeetmacho1027]

Loved that moment

[@sunseeker26]

and the best thing is the bihari accent ❤️❤️

[@TsheringDhandup]

8:00 Show some love people. The old man is a Legend. Blue is his favorite color :) His expression tells me a story. Beautiful.

[@manishagasti3982]

L

[@dgbora1448]

Bihari people are very humble and hardworking.. love from Assam

[@akashray9962]

Thanks sir

[@aryanakvlogs2361]

Thank sir

[@adityakashyap951]

So are people from other states

[@dgbora1448]

@@adityakashyap951 you don't have to be salty, I didn't say people from other States were lazy. Have a good day.

[@RajKumar-ek4rg]

धन्यवाद जी🙏

[@anitadeore3973]

*Biharis are the most Soft and sweet speaking people.*

[@prakritigupta5640]

I am a Bihari living in Delhi... Meri mummy ka ghar Muzzafarpur Mei h and papa ka Chappra Mei... I have visited The garibnath temple, it's very close to my Granny's house..... Proud Bihari🥰🥰🥰

[@premanandroy4234]

This is bihar, I bet anyone can't give you this type of hospitality and respect anywhere, Welcome to Mithilanchal 🙏

[@sonujha2769]

Well not going to lie but a magadhi idiot tried to convince me that mujaffarpur is part of Magadh but I taught him a great lesson that we r maithil not maagadh or Bhojpuri

[@rdx4080]

Bhai ham bhi maithli brahman hai 4 pidhi se Muzaffarpur me reh rahe hai aur hamari mul bhasha to maithli hai par bolte jyadatar Bajjika hai

[@sonujha2769]

@@rdx4080 bajjika vajjika ka apbhransh hai or vajjika vajji se bna hai or vajji janpad kaal me mithila ko hi kha jata tha hamari bhasha thodi alag ho sakti hai lekin ham hai sab maithil hi

[@rdx4080]

@@sonujha2769 are bhai mera asli naam hai Divyam Jha hum log maithli brahman hi hai mere par dada Muzaffarpur chandauli jo ki sitamadhi ka ek gaav hai waha se aaye the bajjika to ab bolte hai lekin maithli bhi aati hai

[@trusfratedbunny2215]

@@sonujha2769 Hey U Can't Say Magadhis As Idiot, There r Some Nuts Every where. Moreover, Magadh Given The Most Glorious & Rich heritage and History To Be Proud for Not Just Bihar Bt Whole India. Ex:- The Great Magadh Empire from where Ashoka Empire, Mauryan Empire established, Chankya, Aryabhatta like Great Ancient India Sanatani Scholars hail from Magadh, Nalanda University, The Great Magadhi or Maghi Prakrit Which is Used to Believe as Language Spoken by Buddha Himself & Flourishing during Ashoka rule. Even Languages like Bengali, Maghi, Odia, Assamese, etc. Originated from Magadhi Prakrit!!!

[@rahulsatyam1114]

This episode is so heart touching.. The way u meet people specially Jhaal Muri wale Chacha.. It shows how emotional U r Aslo.. Pure soul 💙💙

[@jkrishnamohan3157]

I worked as manager in Canara Bank, Motijeel, Muz during 95-96. Bharat Jalpan and Hindustan Bhojanalaya were standards then. Very nice nostalgia for me. J.Krishnamohan.

[@shivamSingh-sw5jh]

6:40 this is how old friends meet.... no respect nothing just dil ki baat ... dosto k liye ek like to bnta hh

[@ayushranjan5157]

29:47 when he say that 'ek tho kariyaka ek tho ujarka de dijie'🤣🤣🤣🤣true Bihari like me..nice blog

[@satyaprakashnayak7122]

Ha bhai mere ghar me bhe yahi bolte

[@ashish20000]

कच्चा और पक्का रसगुल्ला बोलना तो भूलिए गए।

[@syedkhalil9630]

bihar has such a fasinating history. This state will rise again InshaAllah

[@pujap5483]

Yes brother. I pray for it always.

[@bharatAV]

It already is rising slowly. Saala chutiya lalu destroyed Bihar, but now Bihar is developing and soon will be a great state

[@pujap5483]

@@bharatAV hope so

[@waqaskhan552]

Insha Allah.. it will reclaim its glory And the Bihari foods are so delicious & yummy

[@pujap5483]

@@waqaskhan552 thanks brother

[@kunalsingh9284]

Ab samajh aaya bihar series itna late q aaya. Shooted in winter and uploaded in summer. Pyar se kuch bhi krne me wqt lagta hai sahab!! Bihar is an emotion!! Thanku for such an awesome series! And prem ranjan rocks!!👍😂

[@saivasili4645]

Because of Bihari people hardwork,entire India developing..see how humble they are..

[@Sachin-pt1op]

Ye kisne bola tereko?

[@samarjeetmohanty8981]

100% correct. Though I belongs to Odisha, but I totally agree on your comment.

[@abhijeetmacho1027]

Majority of labours all.over India is from Bihar

[@Adv.abhisheksinha0629]

You made Bihar and Biharis Proud with this series. You have shown very positive image of Bihar. Great job 😊👍

[@sonalighosh2429]

I agree too

[@biharimunda2622]

@@sonalighosh2429 ok

[@sarojparekh4577]

H7g

[@Abhiruti]

6:42 prem laal ji--sala tum delhi food walk yaha chala rha h😂😂 Prem laal ji-- budhau waisa ka waise he h 😂😂 its an emotion 💜💜

[@SagarKumar-lq4fc]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@sumantkumar9262]

He is talking about that Aaloo Kachalu waley chacha.....he never gets old. He puts cart in front of my friend's shop "Sharma Sports".

[@rakeshranjan207]

...when old friend spotted...just see the emotions

[@bravehearts3281]

yes that reminded me special (typical) way to address. Very unique.

[@adilraees1490]

I am from Pakistan and really love Indian food mtlb k AP ki videos dekh kr Mera Dil yaha hi reh jata Hy bs Dil kra Hy k jaldi sy me b India ghumny aon or apny bap dada ki jaga ko dekhu but!!!!!!!!

[@anshutraveler4242]

But what aap aao india m aapka swagat h 🥰

[@vinayjadhav7264]

Aap visit kare kabhi hum aapka dil kholke swagat karenge💗

[@ritom88]

Pakistan murda bad, bharat zindabad

[@global5155]

Welcome to india

[@sutirthasarkar4189]

It's not possible for a pakistani to get any tourist visa for travelling in indian cities.. You guessed it right....!

[@shahilkhan3608]

My hometown... Muzaffarpur... I love my india 🇮🇳 love you bihar love muzaffarpur ...

[@mahirahassan3986]

I'm from Muzaffarpur...married in Kolkata...its not a city for me..its an ocean of emotion. one place countless memories.(speclly mithnpura tution hub😀)I miss Muzaffarpur.😔😔😔

[@shaizentertainment]

😊 same born in muzaffarpur but now in Lucknow bit still missing my sweet muz 😔

[@advik5957]

Only muzaffarpur people know about mithanpura tution hub 😂🤣😅😅😆😆

[@shaizentertainment]

@@advik5957 yess 😂😂😂

[@SatyamKumar-px1ch]

Behn agr possible ho toh kolkata me bhi aap bihar ko promote kre. 🙏🏼

[@Mahimohan55]

Hi friends please need your support my channel please🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@deadmosquitocreations7044]

I am from Assam but I love Bihari people, their food, culture and that Bindaas attitude. Many of my best friends are Biharis.

[@shrutibhushan7118]

😊😊😊😊

[@iamjpmishra]

You shown your motherland with utmost dignity and pride, Never seen a Bihari representing Bihar better than this. Lots of love and respect to you dear sir 🙏

[@sujeetsuman4555]

बचपन की यादें ताज़ा कर दी आपने भइया, आज आपके माध्यम से मैने मुज़फ़्फ़रपुर की बचपन की यादों को जिया. Thanks for making my surprising day.

[@yogeshrohila179]

M Bihar se Nahi hi but tour per Gaya hu mujhe bahut Pasand ha Yaha Ka culture, food, festival, people.....

[@aslamkhanbhola7772]

अंग्रेजी में समोसा हिंदी में सिंघाड़ा, बहुत प्यारा व्यवहार।

[@KrishnaKumarDeep]

Usually north me pure hindi ko angreji bolte hai jo khadi boli se dialag rhta hai. Isiliye shayad unhone bola. :)

[@ekbalDubai]

@@KrishnaKumarDeep east hai North nahi bihar north me aata ha

[@waqaskhan552]

Pure video me i could not stop smiling... Such good hearted people And such beautiful foods & sweets & snacks

[@trusfratedbunny2215]

@@KrishnaKumarDeep Bihar Officially comes Under Eastern states of India Not North tho. And Only Western Bihar Aka Bhojpur region ppl have Same Culture, sayings, Cuisines and Traditions like North India While East & South Bihar aka Magadh region Is Very Much Similar to Other Eastern states :)

[@amitthakur1006]

V nice sir ji...🙏🙏🙏

[@basruddinkhan1586]

The most underrated food in India Welcome to Bihar ❤

[@casinova461]

Bihar is jewel of our country

[@BaijnathSharma]

@@casinova461 Sahi kaha

[@DigbijoySarkar]

People are moving out of small towns and moving to Metros but we take a little bit of our town with us wherever we go. I am not from Muzaffarpur but this video made me miss my Kharagpur.

[@nickburman3678]

Bhujawala is such a nice and humble person really liked the way he smile with all the nostalgic memories , bless you uncle.

[@sanjivroy9091]

Whenever I see the railway station at Muzaffarpur my mind goes back to days when Burmah_Shell depot was situated & I accompanied my father to his office on Sundays .Later the depot was demolished & modern railway station came into existence .This was in 1974___ absolute nostalgic memories of good old days

[@sudhanshupadhi5680]

This is called street food. Variety, affordable, tasty and quality. Love bihar from odisha.

[@shailendrarawat763]

Love ❤you all my bihari brothers from lucknow uttar pradesh

[@tgsharman1380]

Aap bahut acche इंसान है भैया आप का व्यवहार और धीरज से धीरे से अच्छे से chothe vendors or food street food vendors se jis acche तरीके और इज्जत से आप बात करते हो इससे आपका विशाल व्यक्तित्व दर्शित होता है

[@gbmorya1140]

The way u presented & promoted real flavours of Bihar, definately tht would hv touched many hearts...very emotional episode, u almost took us back in time..n greatest gesture was going to everyone and asking..pehchane humko, pehle chasma ni tha..shows ur still grounded..hv been a regular viewr of ur channel but now onwards hard core follower🙏

[@rastogi15]

Once u visit Bihar u will find its totally different than what is shown in movies n generally talked about. Bihar people are most kind hearted and affectionate in nature and its food is simply awesome. Visit Bihar to experience its rich culture, history and food n u will definitely have a different view for this place.

[@nirmalakumari9480]

Akshay Rastogi it's bloody bollywood and it's bloody media which has destroyed the image of bihar

[@pkumar7451]

Absolutely. Biharis people are so well behaved.

[@sanjaydash18]

Agree

[@bharatAV]

#boycottBollywood JAI BIHAR JAI HIND

[@adis6867]

Thanks brother 😊

[@rameshchadrapatel3448]

I am from Gujrat, never been to bihar..but really feel in bihar.good food , just have to watch sugar and health is important too.good luck all my bihari brothers....

[@pratikupadhyay8002]

My father is from muzaffarpur and my mother is from Nepal. I was born and brought up in Nepal and never knew about muzaffarpur food but after watching this video I decided to eat every food that u have shown. Recently I went there for a day and try as many food I can.next time I m going to try all non veg food in muzaffarpur. Thank you anubhav sir

[@19pacific82]

सारे बिहारी भाइयों को मेरा प्यार और प्रणाम। बिहारी भाइयों ने मेरी भोत मदद की है कभी भूल नही सकता। 🙏🏻

[@RajKumar-ek4rg]

धन्यवाद जी🙏

[@siddharthjha24]

Kachaloo wala chacha had tears in his eyes♥️

[@ashishmalhotra9200]

I am not from Bihar but have very good friends belong to Bihar. The way Anubhav you have presented Bihar is really great. Such an emotional episode. Special was when you were standing on Bindeshwar ji ki dukan "42:28" , it was so nice how you expressed your gratitude for the person. It shows how grounded you are. Awesome video !!!

[@sapnagarg3155]

No words for ur bihar exploration... Bhut pyare log h yaha k....🙏👍😘

[@KaushikDeogharia]

Love from West bengal,, bihari fooding is 100 percent similar to begali foods

[@PrakashKumar-ku4is]

Bilkul

[@Vajjika_Vidyapeeth]

True..!

[@Bunts05]

True, piyazi, chop, ghugni, labangalatika all

[@apys9582]

A lot of Bihari culture is also similar to Bengal like Durga Puja, Saraswati Puja etc

[@pratikojha4625]

Both State were divided in 1905😁😁

[@EarthNaturevideos]

1000 Km दूर बैठ के जब आप अपने बिहार का इतना बढियाँ वीडियो देखते हैं तो उसका आनंद ही अलग होता है |

[@jagdambasinha7424]

Sahi baat hai

[@shaktimaanrip4518]

Haaa bhai may abhi Gujarat me hu or apna bihar ka video dekh k bhaut maja aata hai

[@moinakbhattacharya878]

This is india, in her purest form. Simple, authentic, unadulterated yet proud. Love and respect 🙏🙏

[@shivangrajput91]

Best food blogger of the world , showing every small street food of India to us 🙏🙏

[@garvs1401]

Humble guys are always spotted in non-metro cities.

[@abhishekraj4635]

yes

[@naimalum]

Naive thought. Humbleness has nothing to do with place.

[@suyashmishra8821]

Shi kaha

[@ishanmisra7472]

Exactly

[@abhi3095]

No, it's a Bihari thing.

[@disisdev]

That Muri Ghugni wale uncle is so sweet! His eyes show the time that has passed in front of him. He is so gentle and yet so efficient in what he does..I wish he lives a long life and gets everything he deserves. Thank you, Delhi Food Walks!

[@spark8551]

Utna pyaar se bhaiya Bihar me hi baat karte hai..adar deke ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@humunbeing]

i wish one day we normal people can visit each other country I love Anubhav Sapra what a humble person love from Pakistan

[@singh2178]

My birth place was muzaffarpur, aj dekh ke mn bhar gya, 3-4 saal ka tha jb, delhi aana pd gya, frvab punjab, kabhi fr jaane ka mauka nhi mila, kitna waqt guzar gya aj mehsoos hone lggaa, fr jaana chahunga mehsoos hone lgga yeh video dekh kr bachpan apna, jyada kuch yaad nhi pr wahha jaana hai ab zidd si ho gyi👍🙏🏻🙏🏻 shukriya bhai video daalne ke liye, aj yeh nhi dekhta to pta nhi... Yeh zujra waqt or kitna yuhi zujar jaata lekin ab bs jaana hai ek baar bohat jaldi🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 khush raho bhai

[@mahirahassan3986]

sir ji chle jaiye..meri b shadi ho gai kolkata me..i miss my muzaffrpur. Mai dua krungi ki aap aae. bht khusnaseeb hote h wolog..jo is umr me bchpan ji le.

[@garimasrivastava7632]

Muzaffarpur is not a city, it is an emotion ❤️❤️❤️

[@AyushKumar-vr5oe]

Tq for this comment...

[@kunwarabhaysingh6731]

Saacho ho

[@utkarshraj8317]

DAV malighat

[@saket_saurav]

@@utkarshraj8317 passed 10th from there in 2011

[@AmanMishra-qk6cb]

❤️

[@haryanacoldpressedoil5344]

I love Bihar 🙏😘 From HARYANA

[@tapemaj]

Sitting in London , I feel so hungry now watching these road side eateries of Muzzafarpur . Never visited the place though ...

[@arzoohassan6992]

Ek like apne bihar ke naam to banta hai

[@sundarams9898]

Mine was 100.😄

[@sanjumandal5613]

Awesome video. Jai bihar.

[@nish2981]

The way his friend talked.. Omg... Now I'm missing my school friends

[@xishanazam1871]

Oh man !!! I saw you first in Trevor James video and then watched your zakir nagar vlog. I live in Zakir Nagar and you perfectly covered all the famous spots there. Now, through this video I found that you are from Muzaffarpur. I always thought you are from delhi so this bihari connection is really surprising to me. Since, I too hail from Muzaffarpur, this video just made me nostalgic. I remember going to Shafi Daudi Market for pav bhaji during my childhood days. I still try to go there everytime I am in my Hometown. My friends from delhi never beleive me when I tell them that muzaffarpur serves one of the best pav bhaji in the country. Also, I personally believe that no one can make chat and samosas better than a bihari.. A proud bihari here..

[@trusfratedbunny2215]

Yeah Bcoz Many Ppl Just eat Golgappa, Panipuri Or whatever Bt they Never Try to find Out That *Golgappa/Panipuri/Phuchka or Our Gupchup is Originated From Bihar itself* & The Authentic Gupchup/Phuchka with Brown tamarind Water & Authentic Different Masala fillings inside ( Unlike Other states with Green water & fillings of moong, Boondi, chickpeas, etc.) Is Speciality of Bihar Authentic Gupchup/Phuchka & The Same Biharis started Selling Jhaal murhi and Brown tamarind Phuchka in Bengal too that's Why Jharkhand, Bengal, etc. Are the Very few States were One can find similar Singhara, Phuchka or Bihari Style chaat Other than Bihar.

[@xishanazam1871]

@@trusfratedbunny2215is it? I didn't know phuchka/golgappe/pani puri originated from Bihar. And yes I agree to your point especially for Kolkata that tastewise, one can find similar kind of food in Kolkata and other parts of Bengal because of Bihari ppl selling them. I know this because I was born in Kolkata and did my college from Kolkata itself. Also, if you are a phuchka lover and live in kolkata then please go to CIT road, there are some roadside phuchka walas who are selling phuchkas from last 40-50 years. Believe me, these are the best phuchkas you will ever have in your life.

[@trusfratedbunny2215]

@@xishanazam1871 Nope, I m from Bihar(Patna) & living in Patna Bt I have Wish to Visit Northeast states Along with Bengal especially for Too Many varities of sweets there, To find Out How Many sweets out there that Same in Bihar & Bengal, Some I know like Pitha, Malpua, Gaja or Goja, Khaja, Chhena Mithai, launglataa, Kalakand, etc. R Present in Both Bihar & West Bengal.......Bt rest I have to explore 😄😄

[@xishanazam1871]

@@trusfratedbunny2215 Seems like you got a sweet tooth. If so, Kolkata is heaven for you. Must visit Kolkata for an array of sweets like nolen gurer rossogulla, sandesh, cham cham , lengcha, etc. Also, northeast is the unexplored Paradise of India. I have been to Sikkim and it's breathtaking.

[@Mahimohan55]

Hi friends please need your support my channel please🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@nehabhagat1892]

This is not an episode. This is your emotions and we feel it...

[@jellybean9597]

those person who comes from small cities but with big hearts.

[@AkEMPIRE786]

Bro mujhafarpur is not a small city. It is bigger than patna.

[@ShivamGautam-ju3wu]

@@AkEMPIRE786 Hmm pata nahi bhai log samajhte hain muz chhota city hai jabki north Bihar ka hi nahi poore Bihar me sabse bada Muzaffapur hi hai aur ab education hub bhi dheere dheere banne jaa raha hai humko lagta hai 2 se 3 saal me Patna se bhi aage nikal jaayega Muzaffarpur development me

[@iAmPriye]

North bihar ka capital kehte h hamare seher ko bhaisaab

[@madhupathak8743]

True 💯 true

[@trusfratedbunny2215]

@@AkEMPIRE786 LoL, Patna is Biggest city in Bihar. Both in Area & population, Patna in Area is 135 Km square. While Muzaffarpur is Only 26 Km square.

[@hayaatganatra5372]

The best ever series, got to know so much about Bihar, n now v know bihar is such a big state with so nice n soft talking people Bihar Best

[@au5921]

Love from WASHINGTON Oh really devine flavors of Bihar , missing these outstanding real snacks

[@urjitbhai]

I don't know why was I getting so emotional, literally cried, n I don't even belong to this place. Maybe because of some people who are no more with us but surely live in our memories. Sorry if I don't make sense.

[@floyd7835]

Sai bole Bhai.... I can understand ur feelings.... I also get very emotional whenever I think of those beautiful old days....

[@mahirahassan3986]

You make sense!!!🙂

[@sumeett8826]

Yes,I don't even belong to this place,I usually don't eat street food but this is making me happy,you are making sense

[@gitanjalibanik4542]

No unwanted editing absolutely unfiltered and real...always my favourite

[@KumarRajnishOm]

I am from Muzaffarpur settled in Bangalore now. Watching videos reminded Me of childhood days.Lotssss of Love for My birth place Bihar

[@noamchomsky729]

I'm smiling creepily throughout the video as we share the same hometown and this makes me believe, hai nimman ladka log apno sahar mein! Hell yeah !!! This man gives hopes!

[@allmeditation5976]

Muzaffarpur se kaun kaun h like thoko

[@nishchaysrivastava6251]

My dad is, does that count

[@shaizentertainment]

☝️mee😊

[@AyushKumar-vr5oe]

Mye hu ...aap kha se ho muz me

[@adarshabhishek]

Mithanpura

[@asutoshjha4640]

Paraw pokhar....

[@kritirajput6800]

I started to love every single place of Bihar. Unique food culture and undiscovered dishes it's really amazing to see...

[@ShivamKumar-mo9qx]

From which state you belongs to??

[@kritirajput6800]

@@ShivamKumar-mo9qx Delhi

[@vaibhavvishal3813]

Nice to see u again.🙏

[@kritirajput6800]

@@vaibhavvishal3813 🙂☺️

[@rockyhandsome6875]

Hii kriti kaisi ho...

[@nikhil0401]

Nostalgia. Love from Pune

[@navjotjoyti8484]

I love bihar lots of love from Punjab

[@TechRadicalTv]

It was emotional when you met ghugni muri uncle. That's how I felt Everytime I come to India.

[@farzanakhan101]

H

[@saurabhshekharsingh5263]

Exactly and mark my words, there is no absolutely no other place in India where people serve you food with so much love and politeness. Im not from bihar but i really love bihar and love of biharis

[@rshaw4690]

Bhiya ji aap ne to rat ko video ayu .Nahi banaya royal me muzaffarpur nahi machchharpur jai

[@akmusic5535]

Zkfn ttt TV tftgr

[@bharatAV]

Where do you live?

[@dhwanisingla6688]

My nani house.... remember all the places.smile is on my face n tears in my eyes. Bacpan taza ho gya. Thanku sir😊😊

[@AyushKumar-vr5oe]

Come and enjoy the food of bihar

[@ravigupta-lj7cp]

भाई आपकी विनम्रता देख के लगता है इंसान हो तो ऐसे प्रणाम है आप की माता जी को जो ऐसे संस्कार आप को दिए हैं

[@railfacts8288]

One like for cemera man . Love from Uttarakhand. Like 👇👇👇👇

[@ShubhamKumar-ej2dx]

My home town is Muzaffarpur too sir ❤ I can clearly see the feelings in your eyes and voice , same occurs with me when I visit my hometown 😊❤ love my city and the people of my city.

[@falakshams1274]

There is a thing about small cities, we leave them, but they never leave us!!

[@sumansharma9857]

What a humble man... calling everyone ji and aap ..even in subtitles ..😍

[@jaikritsinghrawat3795]

Iam from Bihar Regiment Bihari dish are very delicious and testy

[@AyushRaj-jz3ic]

29:50 "Ego kariyakka ego ujarka de dijiye". Isse jyada local aur rustic nhi ho sakta hai sir. Bahut zor se nostalgia hit kiya!

[@aprajitachoudhary8447]

My nanimaa home .mera pura bachpan yaha gujra h ..waha ka market specially motijheel I never forget pavbhaji frm vaishali sweets ...and shopping with my nani ..and my school ..G D mother..lovely memories

[@sumantkumar9262]

That's not from Vaishali Sweets. We just call it Pav Bhaaji of Dawudi Market.

[@Sumit_kumar550]

Yahhh watching this video in Motijheel

[@aprajitachoudhary8447]

@@sumantkumar9262 whatever u called I don't know I only know my nani said tht ki aaj tumhe vaishali sweets ke pav bhaji khilaungi.. there is another branch in dabur chwk ....bahut pehle I didn't remember that much mujhe itna yaad h ki waha bhi bahut aacha pav bhaji ki dukan thi ...jo sayad baad me.band ho gai ar waha pe I think vegetables shop Khul gai thi ...i m talking abt. Dabur chowk ...I was there last in 2006 ..after fr higher studies I hv to leave mujaffarpur..

[@sumantkumar9262]

@@aprajitachoudhary8447 The pav Bhaji shop you talking about is in Dawudi market. And yes there is a branch of Vaishali Sweets in the corner of the same market. People usually get confused and presume that Pav Bhaji Ji wala is extension of Vaishali Sweets. 😊

[@ShivamGautam-ju3wu]

Wow didi i have also passed 12th and am currently in Nit Jalandhar 1st year but passed out 10th from Gd mother school.

[@EKPUREDESI]

भैया - आलू कचालू वाले चाचा बहुत पुराने पापी है 😁😁 हमलोगो को भी 95-96 में इसका चस्का लगा चुके है । तब दही बहुत देते थे पर अब नहीं देते है और बात/शायरी भी कम करते है ।।😭

[@chitraparam4283]

Anubhav, I am yr huge fan. Your videos are not just videos, they r emotion. This childhood journey brought tears in my eyes... I felt as though, it is my childhood journey. Keep up the good work, your videos give me so much happiness. Thanks a ton... keep this journey going.. you have so many fans.

[@muskanfashionstudio5562]

So proud to see my family owns two of the great shops #bharatjalpan&maharajdudhbhandar 😊😊

[@muhammadsohaibtariq3087]

Great show, tasty food. Wish Pakistan and India had relations like US & Canada. Love from Pakistan.

[@RAHUL-re7he]

I wish dono wapas se ek ho jaye

[@muhammadsohaibtariq3087]

@@RAHUL-re7he Dear, wapis aik ho jana mumkin nahi, essi liye US/CANADA jaisy relations ka likha. :-)

[@MuhammadYousaf-yf2pg]

Us same aap ne dil se roka hota, mar mar ke na mara hota!!

[@MuhammadYousaf-yf2pg]

Best response, Congratulations.

[@akashlenka3213]

Don't worry brother soon u will be eating all these because we gonna make Akhand Bharat

[@CyrtellH]

Help that old man with great simile that runs food for years .. really felt emotional ❤️🙏🙏🙏

[@ashutoshkr99]

I didn't knew he himself is from Bihar..!! Great to see you exploring the bihari foods..!!

[@rafimohmmed5939]

Kinna sona desh hai mera 🇮🇳 😘

[@abhi3095]

No, it's Bihar.

[@trusfratedbunny2215]

@@abhi3095 Yup, Jb beijjati krni Hoti H to Bolte h Ki Bihar Ko India se alag ho Jana chahiye Kiyuki hm Bihari Bhut Garib h Desh ki Tarakki me Roda h, Dusre States me Jaakr Saare crimes Humhi krte h Or Saari gandgi bhi hmhi log Failaate h Fir Ab positive side me Bhi khaali Bihar hoga Pura India ko yaha include Naa hi Karen ye log!!!

[@abhi3095]

@@trusfratedbunny2215 I am seriously considering a separate Republic of Bihar or if not at least a union of Eastern states.

[@abhi3095]

@Prakhar Sinha oh thanks, I find this extremely appalling, that people from my state don't unite, not even on the internet, to defend our interest. We'll lose our culture. I mean, look at Kerala, they so mighty well corner those North Indian lumpen swines.

[@Uda_dunga]

@@trusfratedbunny2215 ha to accept kro reality mass migration bihar se sabse zyda hota h sbse less educated hai hygiene kaha h??🙄 jo reality h use accept kro aur jo chiz sahi h use sahi bolege isme bura kya lagnaa?

[@arvind2804]

Earlier, i used to have only one reason to visit my native place, Muzaffarpur ... my parents stay there. Now, got another reason. Thank you Anubhav sir. It was a pleasant surprise for me to know that you too are from my native place. I have been following all your tours and videos. But, this one got another level of feelings. It is obvious and awesome. Eagerly waiting for my next trip to home town.

[@saptashwasingh5575]

अनुभव! बड़ी प्रसन्नता हुई यह जानकर कि आप हमारे मुजफ्फरपुर से हैं। देवी मंदिर, भारत जलपान, इत्यादि जगहों से हमारी भी बचपन की यादें जुड़ी हैं। यह वीडियो देखकर मन गदगद हो गया। बहुत धन्यवाद!

[@rachanakashyap8077]

Reviving childhood days....

[@AyushKumar-vr5oe]

😍😍😍😍

[@rajbhushan652]

Up Bihar 🙏 Jindabad

[@shiwangsinha9998]

M also from same city. Heaven of litchi. Saari yaade taaza ho gyi. Missing badly. Thanks sir for this masterpiece.

[@unboxedlifestories]

Sapra Sir, u sud be the Brand ambassador of Bihar tourism 👌👌

[@colleencarvalho4970]

Love your Veg food tours I am crazy only about Indian veg food. Yum yum yum

[@RAHUL-re7he]

36:17 happy to see , a guy from my State ,open his namkeen shop in Bihar . Sir ,Please visit Bikaner Rajasthan, Love you bihar from Mewar,Rajasthan

[@saurabhsrivastava522]

Love from a Bihari.

[@shashibhushan1312]

Most of the traditional businessmen in Bihar are from Rajasthan. Earlier agriculture was the only source of earning and Bihar was rich in that far better than many states and has comparatively high purchase power. These were the main reasons to choose Bihar as karmbhoomi by people of Rajasthan. Evergreen welcoming attitude and their innocence also worked as catalysts to attract Rajasthani Businessmen at least in Pre 1990 Era.

[@ImranAli-qj4ir]

Actually most of the cloth and jewelry merchants in Muzaffarpur and all of birth Bihar are Rajasthani Marwaris, some are from Gujarat and Haryana.

[@vivekkumar-xl9ui]

@@shashibhushan1312 Jamalpur railway colony is also where large no of South Indians and punjabi families resided once. With time all gone,hope more merchants and businesses flourish here in bihar.

[@bharatAV]

It’s bcz of chutiya Lalu jungle raj that Bihar became a underdeveloped state, but now things are improving and getting better

[@saadiaahmed3751]

Hi I like yr videos, my husband's family belong to Muzzafurpur , my parents were from Patna Mungair but we were born in Karachi PK

[@AyushKumar-vr5oe]

Come to india and enjoy ...mam ...india welcomes you ...with full of love 😋😘

[@KeshariKumar-ud8xw]

Koe nahi! Aaap apne hi ho

[@5thdimensionliving727]

I love all these street food videos. I really want to return back to India!? I really miss it!? Thank you for bringing India back to my home 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@kiranchhatwal3818]

Sir u made my day it was really amazing to c all Bihar special food we live in Chandigarh now and where born and brought up in Bihar..... Still miss all Bihari food.... Bhunja litti chokha and launglata khaja........ All reminds of Bihar miss it a lot...... Thanks for this journey God bless u..... When ever u came to Chandigarh do contact us we have chains of restaurants in Chandigarh

[@anirudhaprasad4964]

It's been...15 long years I left Muzaffarpur thermal power station and settled in bangalore... But I still remember that face of maharaj counter guy... Nostalgia.... Pura flashback ho gya bachpan ka...

[@blackout5556]

for me this is the best episode of Delhi food walks. love from Nepal

[@whoayushthakur]

Mote Uncle ki Entry Jabardast ❤️😀

[@nirajpandey2853]

The quality of sweets and tastes of sweets found in Bihar is amazing