Dinning Etiquette Part 2 (Attitude Skill)

This series of dining etiquette comprises the style of serving, passing and eating main course and desserts at Indian table setting.

[@annabelgrace1267]

I am so glad to see an Indian lady hosting an etiquette video. It shows me, that certain things are the same at an Indian table, regarding the passing of food.

[@mamtasharma-zg4kc]

People Please don't spread hate for this lady :( The same etiquettes are made to learn in IAS training . Delagates who goes for foreign summit or while attending any world level forum . Please grow up.

[@deepikareddy8362]

mamta sharma Your right

[@nupurmukherjee3258]

Truly so. These are important .. there are people who will benefit from this

[@shikhabhadauria7386]

Guys lets not say anything wrong to her...she is right and so are you... At formal meetings or events there is a code of conduct that needs to be followed. Mam you are doing a great job and its the 1st video about dining etiquettes from an Indian... Keep it up Mam... Let haters hate

[@omsai7989]

Well said , Shikha Ji :):)

[@MJ-solosinger]

I understand u will have said this approx some years ago but it's today's demand so don't bother dear we all have known it's importance today 😊

[@R2002D]

Every mom teaches her child eating etiquette..👍👍

[@punjabitikka]

Its always good to improve and We Indians need to present ourselves better when in formal gathering ! I have seen some men eating grossly in marriages that is disgusting. Grow up guys Thanks for making this video

[@rizwanmahmud9353]

Even women eat grossly in marriages. If food is not eaten grossly or chicken bones tossed around, how would that be marriage food

[@arunit89]

Each food has it's own way of eating, that depends on the culture, You come to south india, I will give you drumstick fry with fork and spoon. I bet ,you will be end up with drumstick-forke dance.

[@annabelgrace1267]

You don’t need to throw bones around or to make a mess in order to enjoy food at a wedding.

[@Rue747]

Thank you for your video. It's useful for those who want be presentable in formal occasions. Every person who criticized your language is pathetic. And every person who thinks this video is useless has no ambition in life, and is happy eating from the local restaurant and probably chews with their mouth open. P.S. Don't use your hands to take pick up for that's shared by others. Roti, papad, salad or whatever. This Covid should be the right lesson to understand why we need to maintain hygiene.

[@maryglomarcelo3543]

Thank you for this table manner video...in a time of lockdown...i have forgotten what it would be like to go to wedding reception with beautiful table settings...wow even the rice presentation...thank you again

[@lenoretalon9958]

Thank you. Well done. Finally someone teaches how to eat rice . Seriously! In USA never learned:/

[@thefactpoint4155]

Very well explained!! Thank you very much,really appreciated!!

[@shaziahussain3110]

Thank you so much for this video. You're doing a great job. Ignore the haters

[@niteeshbihade1789]

Thank you! These are good tips. 👍🏼 More so importantly with the Indian food.

[@harshithag8836]

Pls make a video on how to mix curry and rice with cutlery. It is really important because most of the times rice and curry are given separately.

[@digvijayredekar17]

Bread/roti should be on the left side of your plate at 10 o' clock

[@anammaccoi7846]

Very good info. Many a times we make fool of ourselves for not having table manners...

[@ambreenshaikh438]

.knowledge good for every on need every occasion

[@ankita7454]

Thanks for sharing..

[@jnoorkaur9048]

Well done mam...

[@warmaiden3225]

Anybody hungry... besides me

[@anushka0791]

Love it 👌🏻👌🏻 Thanks for sharing 👍😊

[@shuchitashukladubey1732]

I think we can eat Indian food the Indian way which is equally courteous for any formal occasion.. This looks like a mish mash of dining etiquettes ..

[@Rue747]

Please eat with your hands during a formal occasion, when every dignitary present is using cutlery. If you don't feel embarrassed then good for you. 👍🏼

[@shuchitashukladubey1732]

@@Rue747 yup I don't feel embarrassed eating a roti with hands, would love to see how you do that with cutlery.

[@Rue747]

@@shuchitashukladubey1732 Roti isn't eaten with cutlery Madam. Roti is pretty much a cutlery used to scoop vegetables. 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@shuchitashukladubey1732]

@@Rue747 oh! Roti is a cutlery equivalent, that's helpful. I always thought it's a type of bread.

[@Rue747]

@@shuchitashukladubey1732 what a stupid comeback👏🏼

[@preetsingh1805]

Thank you.

[@minsgaur]

What if i m sitting on the extreme right.. Do i hv to wait for the person to pass on the food...? 😕

[@abhinavmehta5752]

No jst grab the food and put in in your mouth .

[@diwakarsharma5578]

You can ask to others for passing food to you.

[@Rue747]

@@abhinavmehta5752 wait for your turn dude

[@vikassagar8749]

Quarter plate is meant to be on the left side and not on the right side

[@Rue747]

Why so? And why is roti served on the quarter plate that's placed on the left side of the dinner plate- especially since people are predominantly right handed. Do we have to reach over the dinner plate to break off the roti or is it ok to shift the quarter plate to my right?

[@neelammeena9447]

Thank you so much

[@deepanjliarora3576]

Some speakers suggest to keep roti plate on left side.

[@vishalvv911]

Mam, should we eat rice alone.. can't we mix Dal/Curry with it..????????

[@Rue747]

Of course you can. Mix dal and rice with spoon, and push food onto the spoon with a fork like how she showed.

[@komalgenuis10]

Always pass the food by your left side not to right side n your bread or roti plate always on your left side

Super

[@iiirdoffrpawankumarpgtphys9474]

Good

[@mummysprincess6707]

Maam hmne video m dkha hai ki..roti plate left hand side hotii hai plzz rply kis side rkheee plzz rplyy

[@Rue747]

Bread on left, water on right. Always.

[@manjularamasamy3985]

who created this rules... enjoy your food with your own hand.

[@shrutidoshi9109]

Manjula Ramasamy I agree

[@sanjaychakraverty1487]

I also agree , we should enjoy our food n we know not to embarrass people around us.

[@mahishaikh311]

i agree

[@user-mc6zk8tc8c]

Persians, greeks and romans created this rules, then french royal family took it, at last the Brits. And now it's spread all over the world.

[@amitgurav8495]

How to eat curry with rice

[@nisha204]

I think it is an insult to Indian food to eat roti and Sabzi the way she is. There’s a beauty to eating Indian food using your hands, soo many health benefits. Eat Indian food with your hands, Chinese food with chopsticks and western food with knife and fork.

[@pratikpanchal7276]

Correct!

[@annabelgrace1267]

I use my hand with Indian food, at home. However, when out, even Indian restaurants provide cutlery.

[@Vicky-Rd]

It's not a shame to eat with hands. Just wash your hands before you eat. Simple!

[@PrashanntRai]

Imagine just imagine, sombody is hungry from 7 days🤔

[@ShoaibAliiasons]

Roti should be picked by hand

[@Rue747]

Yes do whatever you want in your home. Not during formal occasions where the roti basket is shared by others. It's rude and unhygienic to stick your hands in a communal dish. If you don't know how to do things properly, learn with an open mind. Please don't spread wrong information.

[@ayushrajatvlogs]

@@Rue747 idk i have seen People eating with hands in many formal occasion and they eat it without messing the plate

[@Rue747]

@@ayushrajatvlogs I'm talking about the roti basket that's shared by everyone at the table, not your own plate man! Eat however you want, I don't care. If Covid hasn't taught you basic hygiene, human kind is doomed.

[@abhi5449]

Mirchi ger gy nech salad plate me se.

[@hmmmmm892]

Utha kr kha lene ka

[@janey2562]

Pass it on to my right side, but the person on the far left expressly said he wants a food to be passed on to him.

[@Rue747]

That person needs to wait for their turn. It's rude to interrupt the proper order no matter how hungry they are.

[@renumani6382]

LOL.....indian food eating rulez...who is da creator!

[@autumnspring6624]

😂the horn in the background

[@rcgeraghty6627]

Do Indians really eat with knives and forks? I was trying to learn eating with my right hand but it is tricky.

[@vivekkumar-ze3kk]

RC Geraghty I need to learn to eat too.. Soon will be heading to Swiss for higher studies.

[@rcgeraghty6627]

vivek kumar, best of luck with your studies. Let's hope you won't get too homesick in Switzerland, when you miss Asian foods from home. I sometimes eat Indian dishes, mostly on weekends. We Irish are very, very, very big on Asian dishes, as our native dishes lack spices and they are bland to Asian standards. I get Asian takeaways from restaurants. Some shops here in Ireland sell Asian foods like gram flour, chickpeas, etc. I sometimes try Asian cooking at home, as I follow recipes from KZbin.

[@justjoking2902]

dahi achar aur papad kaha rakhege

[@abhinavmehta5752]

अपने मुह में

[@ManjitChahal16]

@@abhinavmehta5752 😂😂sahi jawwb..

[@Rue747]

@@ManjitChahal16 lol

[@sddhrthkmlkr]

iske phle ki kuch sikh saku...bhuk lag gyi...

[@navdeeprohilla5546]

best video available.

[@familei3349]

First rule for etiquette. Wash your hands. Unbelievable!

[@acoolboi4255]

always serve too right ? just serve to anyone who need it

[@mikeforce1890]

grow up

[@hi-ee9zz]

y don't we promote indian style in our own country. y always follow american or continental style. we should follow indian style. cuz it much suits indian food. we always think western culture is best.

[@annabelgrace1267]

No, she is showing you how to eat at formal gatherings. I have till come to understand that this style of eating is not done in Indian homes. You might find that you may go overseas, for some reason. It is a good representation of your country to dine using etiquette for formal dining, usual to them. You show you are educated in the customs of others, you show confidence, which will stand you in good stead.

[@chintamanipandit37]

Mam I respect u

[@noahb447]

nice

[@srinupulijala1646]

she is complicating the eating

[@asgothtbg]

lol true

[@nidakhan2888]

Arry itni der me to mere jesi. bhartiye chhori khana kha kar bhi uth jygi...its really wasted of time...😂 😂 😂

[@mylittleworld8627]

😂😂😂

[@deradth]

Learn some grammar first

[@AliAli-rr3fi]

Wasted,😂😂😂

[@AliAli-rr3fi]

@@deradth .. she "wasted" time

[@deradth]

@@AliAli-rr3fi No she didn't. These are table etiquettes which you should know.

[@drkukku1981]

Madam giri hui mirchi ka kya karenge

[@lanesofnortheastindia4599]

You are pronouncing "bowl" wrong

[@Rue747]

You didn't use a punctuation mark at the end of your sentence.

[@sailagaffur525]

People these days will make videos of anything today. The next video will next be how it comes out the other end. Please save us the demonstration when that comes out.

[@Rue747]

With your attitude, I don't think you'll ever succeed in life enough to be invited to dine during a formal occasion Saila. This video is for people who want to put their best foot forward.

[@sailagaffur525]

@@Rue747 I am sorry

[@ayushrajatvlogs]

@@Rue747 i agree but i think Naan , roti , paratha like stuff can be eaten by hand

[@Rue747]

@@ayushrajatvlogs It's obviously eaten by hand!

[@factsforyou7846]

use fork for roti sabzi. .....shit

[@stsolutioninc.5304]

A country of 1.5 billion people majority lower and middle class still the lady is obsessed with English. Are you trying to teach the west??? Please use your own language so that your country men may understand and learn.

[@shrutidoshi9109]

Daniel J. Dont mind but do you have any problem with her english

[@vandanamajoka5052]

u cmnted in d sme language

[@dariusbulsara999]

An ignorant B Daniel

[@deradth]

English is the official language of India.

[@justjoking2902]

😂😂

[@Bilalali-uv4lt]

Hindi use Kiya karo

[@AmazingGrace945]

The sound is terrible. It’s hard to understand her with the accent and the echo makes it worse.

[@digvijayredekar17]

By the way, you need to use fork to eat rice and not spoon. Using a spoon is considered rude. Pls half knowledge mat rakho aur Desi jugad mat lagao

[@Rue747]

Since rice is a staple in India, it's perfectly acceptable to eat with a spoon. I've seen some of the best Hotel Management Professors using spoon and fork to eat rice.

[@zainabshah3728]

Baqi sab choro. Hath kesy rkhti hen har bartan K side pe. Bartan na hwa pta nae garam tawwa he 😡

[@Meghnath_from_Lanka]

Kya hai ye sab 😂😂 chutiyapa

[@vkk21398]

Pushing curry with fork into a roti??? This lady is inventing stupid things!! For Indian food.... That too roti..... Will anyone use fork :( mad woman...

[@AM-er4vn]

Too complicated and a bit artificial.put everything on your plate and eat it with spoon and fork or it it’s roti then pieces of roti and .

[@giljohnrojas4571]

Really annoying, funny, and trying hard

[@aliyakhan5048]

Tym waste h srf hath use kro and u r done

[@paradiseseeker1385]

Beuuurgh..nonsense..

[@tanzeelrahman9652]

Q bkwas kr rhi h ye aurat it's just stupid to 😆😆😆

[@ArjunYadav-kl5tw]

Hindi nahi aati aapko angrej banti ho

[@MarlomRV]

She should learn English pronunciation etiquette :(

[@Rue747]

Shut up, table manners has nothing to do with his good your English is.

[@abulkahar4869]

Would hate to eat at this ladies house.. What is she royalty!! Even the Queen of England won't eat like that... Pas the dish to who so ever needs it next..!! This is total bs.

[@shikhabhadauria7386]

Tumko bda pta hai...kitni baar royalty ke saath dinner Kra h...aur Mr ye basic formal etiquettes h...Jb kuch accha bol ni skte... Karr nhi skte to chup rha kro na

[@user-mc6zk8tc8c]

Brits didnt start eating using cutleries. Persian, greeks and Romans did.

[@dariusbulsara999]

She would not keep servants like you. So don't worry.

[@ayushrajatvlogs]

@@shikhabhadauria7386 abey u tell who the hell eats Roti using fork , itna bhi complicated hona nahi chahiye , Learning this is no problem but why cant we eat in the indian way , Russian will eat in their way same for French or Japanese

[@rahulsingh-es9ti]

What do you mran by baul? It is bowl pronouncing bol not baul. First of all try to speak in a good manner, do not convert english into ur local language,

[@mohamedatismail]

Did you mean "DINING"...😄😄

[@DrAnkitJangid]

Good