Eating Rajasthani food for an Entire Day / Jaipur 🇮🇳

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BUDDYMOON DAY 353/1000 (VLOG 91)
Seeing as we are in the Rajasthan Capital - Jaipur. And seeing that every region in India offers a completely different cuisine. We just HAD TO see what Rajasthani food was all about.
We started the day off with a Rajasthani breakfast. A popular breakfast here is a Kachori, as well as an Aloo Samosa. Aloo is Potato. Let's just say they both were yummy but spicy. What a way to kick-start the day!
For lunch, we headed to a place called Handi. This is a popular restaurant for Rajasthani Food, especially the Lal Maas, which is royalty food according to the locals. This is a spicy dish, like as in a VERY SPICY dish! And for dessert, we ordered some Gulab Juman, which is also a must-have when in India!
Now that our mouths were on fire, we had to cool it down with some Lassi. So we headed down the street to a popular Lassi restaurant called Lassi Wala in Jaipur!
For dinner, we went to a place called LMB (Laksh Mi Misthan Bhandar), where we tried a Rajasthani Thali. This Thali was a 13-course meal!!! Yes, you read right... a 13-course meal! Do not ask me how we managed to finish it all!!
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[@kr.raj1]

hey you must see amer fort and great wall of india in Jaipur

[@meditatewithme6254]

They smash them and make new one

[@abhikkarmakar387]

Next trip plan it for kolkata

[@a.v.5950]

Crazzzzzzzzzzzzy food man

[@sumitnanda432]

Please visit cotttage emporium and Akshardham temple in delhi and let us know which country Lassi was better (India or Pakistan)

[@rakeshsharma6578]

People were going to Khatu Shyam ji temple 100 kms away. They will pray there . Walking 100 kms , eating vegitarian food. No alcohol or smoking 🚭 during the journey is all about spiritual development, something western civilization don't understand.

[@thebuddymoon]

Wow.... It's something we have never seen a d 100km is super super far😲

[@PRAVEEN05January]

Khatu Shyam Ji is 100km away from Jaipur, the pilgrims who are bringing the flag are coming from their respective cities which can be from as far away as 200km, 500km❤

[@prahladsahaya]

❤

[@Abdus_VGC]

no clay cup is reused, the cups are washed, crushed, reheated and moulded back into same cups

[@Raut-warrior]

they might be reusing plastic cups in south africa

[@iamshaurya9952]

​@@Raut-warrior 😂😂

[@prabhatbakshi5765]

No clay cup is reused. It is thrown in dump, it is easily decomposed in mud leaving no harm to environment. Eco friendly cups. Kullad for having tea is the same thing. We Indians are very close to nature.

[@nishantsharma6887]

​​@@prabhatbakshi5765 but when u heat the clay cups (khulhad), they are not reusable, means that clay can't be used to mold other cups.

[@dnarna7880]

once that clay heated you can bring back

[@grk5308]

Pro tip for spicy curries: In addition to eating them with yogurt, you can ask restaurant staff for a lemon wedge, which they often provide at no extra cost. Squeezing the lemon into the curry before eating not only reduces the spiciness but also enhances the overall flavor. This is a common practice at our home for enjoying spicy curries.

[@Loyal_Asgardian]

Don't eat rice with roti, roti is supposed to eat with curry or gravy or sabji only, and you can eat rice with curry separately.

[@thebuddymoon]

Hahaha naan and rice together is the best😁😂😂😂

[@Loyal_Asgardian]

@@thebuddymoon 😂 I don't think so. I haven't tried it but it's not the Indian way to eat and I know you're TRUE INDIAN❤️❤️

[@thebuddymoon]

@@Loyal_Asgardian just try it once and you will be a changed man😂😂

[@Loyal_Asgardian]

@@thebuddymoon Okay Sir😂 I'll try and will tell you in the next video.

[@DKJOSHI511]

Rajasthan me aapko dal bati churma,fini,kalakand,kaju katli ➡️ dessert eating is best 💯✅

[@paromita10]

Your pronunciations of Indian words are hilarious 😂😂especially Alu and Pyaaz Kachori and also Samosa😂

[@drona9]

Raita is not dessert, it's a savoury condiment for the meal😃That's almost like thinking the tomato ketchup or mustard sause was dessert😄

[@thebuddymoon]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 oh goodness. There was obviously a miss communication along the line🤣thanks for clearing that up

[@drona9]

@@thebuddymoon No worries 🤣 Great videos! i watched all the India ones and a couple of Pakistan ones too. Also i think Lyanne looks like bollywood movie star Disha Patani🤩

[@pareshpadhi2454]

@@drona9 not like disha. But she looks good

[@drona9]

@@pareshpadhi2454 acha, i haven't seen any of her movies, but just saw her in song videos etc ..i thought maybe there was a resemblance, similar smile maybe? But Disha Patani's super hot for sure!

[@pareshpadhi2454]

@@drona9 keep it that way. Let's say that her good looks, dancing and stunts take your mind away from her acting skills. She also is working on her martial arts.

[@deepakbhargava2864]

You should have asked for chutney or dips with Samosa and Kachauri Khatu shyam was blessed by Lord Krishna and they have many followers in the Northern part of India. Their main temple is in Rajasthan. 13 course and you can ask for a refill 'n' number of times. Yoghurt curries go well with rice instead of Bread.

[@thebuddymoon]

Oh no... No refills thank you... That's way too much food😲

[@TheStoneWhisperer]

What I LOVE about your videos is that you REALLY go out of your way to describe everything you taste & do!! It’s like you’re taking us along with you and I love that! I’m becoming such a big fan of you guys!! MUAH! 🙏🏻😍👍

[@thebuddymoon]

Ahhhhh thank you Mishka😁😁 we really want you to feel like you with us and try to make sure all your senses are used when watching our videos so that you get a great sense of what a place or food is really like😁❤️

[@AnshulJain07]

@@thebuddymoon great man

[@user-fl5vv5xn1k]

I have watched lot of vlog of foreigner about india and i got one thing that is same about indian food that is indain food is so spicy but we Indian can't imagine food without spicy. Thanks for visiting india As a indian we are doing more good day by day😊😊

[@rakeshsharma6578]

Greetings from Jaipur Rajasthan India 🇮🇳🙏

[@tilakpatel9275]

That's pretty funny when every foreigner says Tuktuk. But it's not Tuktuk, it is known as Rickshaw. I hope you guys are enjoying much in Rajasthan. If you have a little bit more time, you should visit the Kutch in Gujarat, the neighboring state of Rajasthan. Kutch is known for many things but it is famous for having the only white desert in the world.

[@ratilallad273]

They call Rickshaw a tuk tuk because in Africa it is called tuk tuk.

[@jaykoey3683]

We in NE call it Toto

[@manoramamannu235]

​@@jaykoey3683 hum bhi toto

[@thebuddymoon]

We know it's a rickshaw but the drivers themselves call it a tuk tuk😂😂 and they say it doesn't matter what you call it😜 trust me.... We asked many people😂

[@tilakpatel8740]

​@@thebuddymoon okay bro. Lemme try to call rickshaw a tutktuk and see how's driver reacts😂

[@Mandrakeindia]

you are really open and adventours for Indian cuisine. those are very famous dishes of Rajstan. enjoy your tour to India

[@j.a.t.t4683]

Rajasthan is the heart of india🇮🇳 In Rajasthan you found rich culture, traditional, food, and much more

[@advocatesarveshsharma]

Thank you for showing real picture of our india..And i love watching your channel.❤️❤️

[@nileshthore1159]

This KZbin channel is so addictive..I love your every video guys..we love you ✨😊

[@thebuddymoon]

Thank you Nilesh, that means so much to us 😊

[@unionics]

To fully appreciate an Indian meal, it's important to approach it with a thoughtful sequence and method of eating. By doing so, you can enhance your dining experience and savor the unique flavors and textures of each dish.

[@RameshSamane]

Kachori should be served with Tamarind + Date chutney, Mint Chutney, and curd (optional), and Samosa with sweet/sour and Mint chutney. Of course, with fried or boiled salted green chillies. Maybe they have a counter for these where you can pick it up as per your taste but I think you missed it :) Remember the next time :)

[@ashutosht10]

Yupp

[@amankhandelwal3857]

They eat at Rawat Mishthan Bhandar, this is their delicacy to not serve the chutney or anything with their kachori and samosa because they claim that their items should be eaten without chutney and still they taste as good as with chutney.

[@888mohitsingh]

Rawat never give chutney with kachodi. Kachodi have a unique taste

[@hellohari07]

Really Thanks for Exploring and Explaining our great Indian culture and tradition...🤝😍 Hope to make further best videos and have best memories in your life 💘...tq

[@birendragurjar07]

Good to see you in rajasthan

[@PN_IAS]

You should never forget to arrive the marble city jabalpur,which is recently included in the UNESCO World Heritage site 😮it is mesmerizing to see how beautiful dhuandhar waterfall is, you can ⛵ boating here as well and can see white marble Rocks ❤

[@mplion9655]

Right bro I also live in satna near of jablpur

[@crickshorts1267]

Bro real marble city is Makrana In Rajasthan Best quality marble in the world Tajmahal and now shree ram mandir also building by this marble only

[@jyothikakumanu7569]

When you eat rice, take some rice in plate, add some curry (rice curry is different from that of roti curry, hotel person can say you which is rice curry) mix it with spoon or hand and eat it. With a spoon of mixed rice add little vegetable fry to it. If curry is spicy mix little amount with rice. After indian food a glass of Lassi or buttermilk, or curd is best, as these all have more amount of probiotics.

[@Mashariki_0]

Lovely vid guys, looking forward to the next one

[@thebuddymoon]

Thank you Mashariki 🥰you are the best! Appreciate all your support

[@ghoomantu52]

Jaipur was one of my fav city in terms of food, cleaniness, wide roads sadly sold our bunglow this year. Will miss it

[@vivekjangir629]

The dessert you tried is everyone's favourite

[@die2mrw007]

The clay cups are crushed and remade as its much cheaper to make one cup which costs them less then a rupee or two maximum if purchased in bulk. You will find such clay cups all over north of india.

[@muhammadtahirmunir-mn6fd]

Wow also environment friendly...

[@thebuddymoon]

And it keeps the Lassi cold which is a BIG win too😀

[@muhammadtahirmunir-mn6fd]

@@thebuddymoon acutually we human beings are made from clay and water clay pots r best then steel pots r good for health.Lassi is our(both ppl of Pak. and India)love.Actually lassi hv pro biotic (stomch friendly bacteria)which r good for health and well being.When lassi is stored and drinked in clay pots then its supper heathy.

[@viveksome]

@@thebuddymoon it does not keep it cold. Only clay pots keep stuff cold but not clay cups

[@pummysingh6838]

Our Rajasthan is Colorfull Rajasthan........🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@sssonegra]

Beautiful couple, enjoy your stay in beautiful india 🇮🇳 🙏

[@ashishnegi9602]

You guys made me hungry again. No kidding. Question - Have you tried Indian restaurants in SA? And how is this food different?

[@thebuddymoon]

We love indian food in SA... I would say that india's food is way more spicy... Think the curries in south Africa have been toned down to suit our palet😜

[@ashishnegi9602]

@@thebuddymoon Yes, I told my boss in NZ that Butter chicken is not a curry. He didnt believe me until I got him to try many other things. Over here some even put sugar in the curries and it sells.

[@kaviyarasue1806]

You guys seem to love historical monuments and architecture very much. I suggest you to visit my state after visiting Kerala, atleast to one of the great ancient temples, called Brihadeeswara Temple in Thanjavur and Meenakshi Amman temple in Madurai, Tamil Nadu.

[@thebuddymoon]

We are heading to Kerala🙂 looking forward to sharing that content with you soon. Stay tuned

[@tapangupta7969]

For us in India the word "Tuk-Tuk" has been introduced by Whites who go normally to Thailand Cambodia Vietnam and SE Asia. In India Tuk-Tuk will not be understood which is called Auto or Auto Rickshaw.

[@RameshSamane]

On top of the LASSI is MALAI (Double Cream). You will get lassi everywhere in India. Try MASALA Buttermilk (Chhas) as well after a heavy meal. Helps digest the food.

[@YanshGaming]

We really love and enjoying your vlogs guys and You're in Rajasthan than must Visit at Albert Hall Museum, Jaisalmer Fort, Jal Mahal and Asia's Most Haunted Place at Bhangarh Fort but make sure you visit that place before 6pm because after that it is strictly not allowed anyone in the radius of fort ❤️

[@sauravfartyal6222]

If you have time, do visit the hilly areas of Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh🥺, you will definitely like the beauty of nature here. And visit less touristy areas for a less crowded and peaceful experience.

[@MyNaween]

You are roaming most cultural, Heritage & food vibrant city of india

[@joeljohn72]

Bumped into this beautiful content. honest vlog. different approach and presentation. I am loving every moment of the videos that you post. I am from Kerala and settled in Singapore.. but I am have never been to North India . This vlog on Jaipur is too tempting and now I have made it clear that is must must make it a point to visit Jaipur. You guys are doing just awesome. I am going to watch all of these vlogs. Keep going 👌

[@rextro4799]

You guys gotta get out of the cities and go to the countryside to experience real India. After all, most of India lives in the villages. The problem of course is that the tourist infrastructure is not that great. But, still, you can head for some famous country destinations like in the Himalayas.

[@whatever4721]

Most India doesn't live in villages because the village population is less, then the city population.

[@rextro4799]

@@whatever4721 I think you must have graduated from WhatsApp University. The percentage of rural population in India is 65%, as per World Bank data.

[@thebuddymoon]

Such videos are coming😁 we have big plans for India

[@sussyricky]

What they gonna freaking do in village! farming? Yea sure plus keep that percentage to yourself and look at the damn population

[@sussyricky]

@@thebuddymoon there's nothing in village sides

[@rakeshsharma6578]

Clay lassi cups are for single use , it's not cleaned and used again. I know Lassiwala since my childhood.

[@thebuddymoon]

Lassiwala was great!! 😁

[@dilipsaha8260]

Very good effort for exploring India.

[@mhassan8439]

Welcome to the world of beautiful people places chaos and lots of beep beep but enjoy the chaos and beeping noise I certainly do.

[@mrinalpatra3980]

Nearly four decades ago I had Paneer Pulao and Alu Gobi at LMB and I still remember the taste. Our other low profile but high quality restaurant was Musafir Khana at Sanganeri gate (near Zoo). For Chinese food our favourite spot was Golden dragon.

[@muhammadtahir4779]

Alo Gobi is also widely liked in Pak. But paneer currries and pulao r not cooked here. I never ever eat any paneer rice or paneer curry. I dont know whether paneer becomes as tasty as potatoes after being cooked with spices or not. I don't know wether paneer absorb taste of our lovely sub contient spices or not while being cooked.

[@herambpatkar]

@@muhammadtahir4779 I guess paneer is more popular in India cause its mainly used as a meat substitute in tikkas, biryanis, rolls etc for vegetarians ( about 30-% of the population). However there are stand alone paneer dishes like Palak Paneer and Paneer Makkhanwala which are quite popular too. Its softer than a potato and contains more protein.

[@prashantgurung2635]

​@@herambpatkar Not 30 Actually 55-60%

[@samvic5715]

Honking in india is a mode of communication and if mixed with appropriate head nods and hand signs it is actually a language😂

[@thebuddymoon]

HahahHa that is true😂 a very loud language😂😂

[@Meme_worlds]

@@thebuddymoon 😂😂🤣

[@kunalgupta6701]

Big fan guys!!! I would recommend you guys should visit Udaipur. In rajasthan prominent breakfast meal is kachori served with chutney or aloo sabji as you mentioned, The other thing is poha.

[@amitjangid3293]

Rajasthani traditional food 🙌🙌🙌

[@IamTimmii]

Welcome to our Rajasthan 😍😍😍guys must must must try the heartbeat of our Rajasthani foods the DAAL BAATI ... must try 🥹🥹🥹🥹🔥❤️❤️❤️❤️🫰🏻🫰🏻🫰🏻

[@artmuse9613]

Food is an art. Indian food is Fine art.

[@praveshbundela209]

You guys are really awesome 🎉 I hope you again visiting soon in jaipur

[@jogiaemirates1126]

Each country has traditional food, I am proud to be an Indian, Each Indian state has his own traditional food. I am proud to be an Indian.. "Diversity of India"

[@champ360yt4]

From the next time whenever you will have kachori or anything like that please make sure to have any juice or drink along with it. Basically the drink helps to cool down the hotness of the spices. Enjoy your meal and have a good time.

[@adityashah1353]

Awww you guys are at my city 😍 Hope you enjoyed it, very chaotic, sorry for any bad experience ❤🙏🏻

[@ExploreIndia_ByRajeev]

Where you belong in jaipur? I mean which area?

[@chandandeep6976]

Hope you guys enjoying your trip here in India...most welcome here in India 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@shauryayadav6990]

Don't mix paneer with papad😅 . They are separate from birth 😂 to stomach

[@abhishekkashyap1433]

paneer nahi hai, besan ke gatte hain

[@thebuddymoon]

Hahahha lol have you tried it? It's actually pretty good🤣

[@chinmaysharma7429]

Papad have to eat independently 😊

[@shivanshipandey1780]

HEY BUDDY WELCOME TO INDIA🇮🇳 NICE COUPLE 💑.....I WANT TO SAY ONE THING IF YOU DON'T WANT TO TAKE TOO MUCH SPICY THEN YOU SHOULD ASK THE FOOD OWNER BEFORE...THANK U...LOVE FROM INDIA🇮🇳

[@PRAVEEN05January]

Huge love both of you from Kota, Rajasthan

[@Shahzadjami]

Laal maas is made from Maithani Chillies which are less on heat more of color and flavor, it brings out natural sugar out of chillies

[@mr.indian7389]

Kachori with sweet chatni very tasty

[@thebuddymoon]

Ooh yummy, have to try that next time

[@amitjunior462]

U both r really fantastic, i like ur video too much, from west bengal (india)❤❤

[@thebuddymoon]

Thank you so much Amit😁

[@unitedathiestgroup]

@@thebuddymoon stay safe 🙏 and alert in India

[@unitedathiestgroup]

@@thebuddymoon Indian men have very cheap mentality about women... they always stare at girls with bad intension. 🙏

[@nitinsardana6452]

hey buddymoon !! My entire family really enjoyed your vlogs, you guys are amazing. Good to see you both were enjoying Indian food even it's spicy. If you get chance to cover my city Gurugram (Gurgaon) which is close to the New Delhi, this is also must visit place now a days. Keep ROCKING.

[@mkPinkrose365]

You are got it sweet lassi with milk thik cream layer top of the clay mug Lassiwala served to lassi❤

[@bglnavi4162]

Come to South India bro❤

[@thebuddymoon]

We are😁

[@adnan16097]

19:24 (boy ignored 🥲)

[@raghav3484]

There are many places to visit in Jaipur, Rajasthan Like Amer Fort, Jal Mahal, Hawa Mahal and many more forts Asia's largest fort is Chittorgarh fort which is in Chittorgarh Rajasthan Kumbhalgarh fort is also a big fort

[@eliminator2847]

You should visit Rajasthan if you have interests for fort..it is biggest state of India as well as the home to most numbers of forts in India. And there's a lot about Rajasthan i can't explain in this single comment.. Beautiful flaura like desert as well as aravalli hill ranges which separate whole Rajasthan in two parts..west and east.. Western part is desert whereas eastern part is somehow green.. because of the rain it recieves because of hills..but the scenes from those hills are amazing..it also effect the fauna in both sides..so you would find a lot of lakes in eastern part. In eastern part you would find national reserves for tigers and birds. By the way I am also from Rajasthan.😀 My recommendation for you to go to "Udaipur" in Rajasthan. That's a beautiful city or lakes.. it's also known as city of lakes.

[@morningstar7845]

Udaipur ya Jaipur konsa best hai?

[@eliminator2847]

@@morningstar7845 udaipur for lakes..bohot sundar city ha.. city of lakes ♥️ Jaipur toh capital bhi ha..vaha sidha airport se bhi Jaa sakte ho. Bakii forts kr liye Jaipur jao. Jaipur bhi accha ha(Pink City) Vase forts toh aapko pure Rajasthan me mil jayenge.. Par Jaipur bada shehar vaha kafhi kuch ha dekhne ko. Ja Sako toh dono jagah jao.. But lakes acchi lagti ha toh pahli recommdation udaipur ha..bohot sundar lakes ha ♥️ Or jaipur bhi bohot sundar shehar ha.. or bohot bada or phala hua ha..bade bade ghar😅🤣.. specifically agar aap delhi mumbai jaise jagah se ho toh..😅😂 I am just joking bura mat manana.. Btw ma Alwar district se hu.. Mere district me bhangarh (bhutiya Killa), sariska national park(tiger, leapord) or kafhi lakes or hilly forest area ha dekhne ko..apne "karun Arjun" dekhi ha kya uski shooting bhi yahi Hui thi. Or agar aapko deserts me interest ha toh bikaner, Jaisalmer or ajmer kaise western states ki taraf dekho.

[@eliminator2847]

@@morningstar7845 or ha specifically mor (peacock)🦚 Aapko bohot dekhne ko milenge purre Rajasthan me..vo yaha bohot normal ha..♥️🙏🏻

[@morningstar7845]

@@eliminator2847 thanks for the great explanation. Yes I want to see forts. I also want to see the places where Rajputs fought with Mughals and their forts.

[@eliminator2847]

@@morningstar7845 Bhai fort ke liye hi mashoor ha Rajasthan..🙏🏻♥️ Sabse jyada forts or canons(topp) milenge apko.. Par kafhi log ke dimag me bollywood me ek stereotype bhar diya ha ki Rajasthan pura desert ha..🙃

[@RameshSamane]

TIP: In any THALI you get an unlimited refill of whatever you like so don't hesitate to ask for more.

[@kennyx8482]

oh mann that laal maas or wutever, the color of that curry looked soo goood, ..bet it tasted divine too dammm

[@AnilKumar-zd6vz]

Enjoy yours Rajasthan trip...

[@dineshdhruw2225]

In India, the taste of food changes in 10 less, you will get a lot of variety of food, you are enjoying the food Incredible India Great India

[@Walterwhite23]

I've seen many travel vloggers don't like indian spicy food and prefer pizza, burgers or their home country food , but you are different, you enjoy the local staple and traditional food of different places with great interest and appreciate it's taste ❤ Usually I don't comment on youtube videos but your videos have become drugs for me 😅

[@manminderkhangoora8252]

Hi guys, im a new subscriber. Love watching your videos. I am indian by origin. My roots are in Punjab India. I have never lived there though, born in Tanzania and came to London when I was 2, i just turned 58! I get to see different places through your video's, its great. You have seen more of India than me!! Can i also add your personalities are also what makes your videos great, you are so happy & bubbly, always smiling. A very happy, loving couple. Wishing you the best for the future. Regards, Manny.

[@scholasticalobo3166]

We did get a chance of eating laal mass at Handi restaurant during our visit to Jaipur and it was delicious.

[@AFKexplores]

Hot and spicy, ideal Indian food at its best 💚

[@northeasternatmosphere5714]

Thoes clay glasses are only for one time use... someday you may get clay cups for chai (tea) and this clay things are only used for once... Welcome to India❣️

[@ParthSuden]

Came across your video searching for food places in Jaipur. I've been to most of them will try Handi next lol. People around 8:00 are Pilgrims to KHATU SHYAAM mandir (temple) which is about 100KM North East of Jaipur. Its historical Mandir from the time of Mahabharat (epic), people from all over Rajasthan walk there in some particular season.

[@jagmaansinghchander4709]

Enjoy watching your videos , very lively.

[@jonaskahnwald8322]

Those are clay pots they recycle it it's not reusable

[@sarthakjadhav6323]

Laal maans is really spicy for Indians also 😮😮😅

[@thebuddymoon]

Hahahha, I'm glad it wasn't just spicy for us 🤣

[@ahtips1573]

Try paapad with curd.. Just plain curd.. U will love it.. What a kicky flavor

[@LivingforHimJesus]

Nice and hygienic using his bare hands...sure...hard PASS

[@shahidanusrat6086]

Best regards from Pakistan 🙂. As a Pakistani I fully support love respect and support South Africa and its beautiful people from Pakistan 🙂

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[@rashidrash205]

Really I feel India's something different view through your camera.💯 Kerala is the food capital of India.🌴🌊 You should definitely go there and try it. Much Love from God's own country 🌴🌴🌊

[@thebuddymoon]

Oh we will go to Kerala😁 do you like our video's😁❤️

[@nishthasingh8885]

Ya why not

[@rashidrash205]

​@@thebuddymoon of course😍👈🏻

[@Sachinkumar16484]

Delhi is best for food

[@rashidrash205]

@༼ཆ༽ You will understand if you visit Kerala at least once. Kerala is the food capital of India 👈🏻🌴🌊

[@basilsylvesterpinto10]

my mouth was watering for the Laal Maas :) best wishes from Goa

[@anobhasonawane3231]

The sour one is called as buttermilk and it's good for digestion after food and the sweet one is called lassi both are different things

[@scholasticalobo3166]

The taste of kachori with sweet yoghurt and tamarind chutney over it tastes super delicious.

[@themelophileankit3986]

You Both look love together

[@shantanubagchi1]

Did you guys see the Amer fort ? That's the most attractive historical place of Jaipur. The fort is very well maintained

[@ishaansingh2367]

Welcome to Rajasthan guys I am from Jodhpur and I see all your Indian videos have fun guy's.

[@hemkukotila2850]

Every state different food and different culture in India

[@ashikihsan1946]

Ok my friends, I will follow you on Facebook.. So lovely to meet you in Rajasthan, India, which is one of the biggest cities in India. I hope you loved Rajasthani foods. All the foods are so nice in India and they are cheap too comparing with Sri Lankan foods . I also had delicious Indian foods when I came to visit my relatives in South India near city Kerala

[@jayantdhakad3272]

Yes man I'm also from Jaipur Rajasthan❤

[@purnendupathak8350]

❤❤❤❤❤ Very good vlog. Thank you for using correct map of India👍👍👍

[@abhishekltf]

Love you guys from Delhi India

[@Girldance02]

Welcome come our Jaipur ❤

[@donho7857]

Great video. You may enjoy Pushkar village. There is famous Pushkar Fair with many Camels.

[@Civil_inside]

Gulab jamun with ice cream is best combination Must try

[@pranithasannah3402]

Beautiful video ❤from south Africa ❤stay blessed

[@mohdazhar196]

I am living in jaipur And Love for your best vedios Thanks

[@epic.explorer-]

Try to visit in south india it will show you a complete another level nature 🤗

[@somendrabhatnagar6611]

That is the malai over lassi ...malai means a layer over milk when milk got cool down after boil milk. And same milky layer of curd has put on lassi that you both drink in video. Have enjoy.

[@notjustadev]

@thebuddymoon I love your videos, can i ask which camera you guys use to record your videos?

[@rajeshchauhan2277]

You comes in India🇮🇳 it's very good for a traditional traveling