Best NEPALESE FOOD in AMERICA! (Best Outside of NEPAL)

[@ernestturner915]

I've been to Kathmandu and I'm very familiar with Nepalese cuisine..Newari food is so diverse and there's a thousand different recipes.. Typically every day you eat dhal bhatt..Momo's, chicken sekuwa, aloo tama with timur chhop on the side and choila. Mitho!! Life is good...

[@Chet22]

Wow you lived a great life while in Nepal if you ate those everyday while you were here.

[@ernestturner915]

@@Chet22 thank you!!

[@barun703]

I'm from nepal

[@NEPALESE.AMERICAN]

Acura NSX ? What is that car ?

[@sukhwinderdhillon2633]

No doubt, Newari food must be great, but MOMO is Tibetan food, which came from Tibet, and later on, settled in the rest of the Himalayan region like Nepal and India. Wikipedia says so.

[@fieryspysixty9711]

Not gonna lie he is correct that all the looks can be found in Nepal. Every look imaginable in the Asia continent can be found in Nepal, people will probably not believe that a person from the mountain region and terai region are from the same country since they'll look so vastly different. People that look like the typical Asian people and people that look like the typical Arabian/Indian people and everything in between can be found in Nepal. Nepal is a huge huge mix of cultures. Buddhism and Hinduism are almost intertwined together which I don't think anyone will see in any other country in the world.

[@pradipjgurung]

Nepal in the house! Represent 🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵

[@danzo486]

lessgoo

[@ernestturner915]

Timilai kasto cha!!

[@Sijan.G]

Yessirree🕺🏻🕺🏻

[@jyotiwagle8428]

@@ernestturner915 Ramro cha

[@TheBubblemouth]

Nepalese in NYC. Brklyn in the house. Gang.

[@gorillachilla]

Love from UK and Bangladesh, I have so many Nepalese friends , they are good and humble people

[@praku9974]

Sid did a very good job representing Nepal and the diverse culture plus the amazing foods Nepal has to offer. Thank you guys so much for this video ❤️

[@ydyd4410]

I love you prakriti hahah.

[@yon.10]

That was a great episode. Good job to Sid for being such a great sport, putting Nepal on the map, providing good details and also to the Fung bros for, not only trying new foods, but also learning and understanding how rich and diverse Nepal is. Much love 🙌🏽👍🏽

[@-Harambe]

This Nepali dude Iliad humble and explains it well.

[@jocelyneherring9666]

This is an exceptional video I learned so much I really appreciate your commitment to educating us all about different cultures and foods from around the world. I wish all people would allow food to be a bridge for learning about our brothers from another motherland this world could be a beautiful better place!!! 50ish African American grandma speaking here

[@SincerelyShreya]

Fellow Nepali American/Chhetri-Newari girl here appreciating the 🇳🇵representation so much! Laliguras and Himalayan Yak are some other favs in NYC & Himalayan Kitchen for my Boston area folks!

[@nou992]

@Swas G wtf

[@comfortablynumb4198]

Either say Nepali or say American . Nepali American Sounds Weird .

[@anmol3200]

तर तिमी कुइरेको बीउ हौ

[@sahilbhaila772]

As a newari guy who has barely even left his city I have a question, buff Momo paudaina uta?

[@SincerelyShreya]

@@sahilbhaila772 In my experience, some restaurants ma yes, most no, or it runs out very quickly when they have it.

[@reemrai2283]

We Nepalese foods are so underrated. Make this go viral !! 🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵

[@runa6507]

Basically a mix of other cultures foods

[@runa6507]

@@misslama99 Whilst Nepal does take heavy influences from its closest geographical companions such as India, China and Tibet. Momo, Dhaal, Lhaphing which is the spiffy rolled noodles, Indians starting using trays, and so much more. Your culture is based on everything other cultures do, just because its your culture stop being ignorant and ignoring the facts. Nobody says the mix of cultures is bad, its delicious but your just being ignorant.

[@runa6507]

@@misslama99 You have no idea. I love Nepali food, we ordered spicy sauced momo 3 weeks ago, with bread. I have no hate I'm just spitting facts. And yes some foods have originated from Nepal, a lot is from other cultures. Theres nothin wrong with it.

[@rjb9239]

@@runa6507 it's embarassing because most of this cuisines originated before India and Nepal were declared as countries. You cannot decide who is influenced by whom because the people who migrated from present day India to rule present day Nepal years and years ago were just a people who were a part of the Indian subcontinent. There are indigenous groups in Nepal who share genes with Tibetans, Chinese and India. We did not copy or get influenced. It was just there, how do you know maybe the Indian dynasties that came to Nepal to rule did not start these cuisines? Do more research

[@runa6507]

@@rjb9239 it’s influenced...INFLUENCED by neighboring countries, I love Nepali food IM not saying anything bad about it.

[@joenanitajonas]

So glad to see Nepali Food finally . I have been watching you guys since 5 years now and I think this is the second time I think you guys had Nepali food in your channel. Please come to London I want to take you guys to all the other tribal nepalese food restaurants!! Lots of love from London

[@mamatapandey6073]

Sid dai seems dope. He should have his own youtube channel.

[@yoursunshine5927]

Agree

[@mrpostman4415]

Chuup Salle

[@sophiyamaharjan7114]

Finally a video that features diverse native cuisines and not just Momos. Thanks, Bros!

[@diwashpathak1573]

Representing Nepal here in LA. Precise representation of Nepali food. Sandeep like he said is a blend of different Nepali Cultures and showcases it in his presentation. Glad to have come across this video. Namaste

[@SamElle]

I have never had a momo before but I'm definitely going to make my way to try it this weekend!!! Thank you for exposing me to restaurants and cuisines Ive never tried in nyc!!

[@ernestturner915]

I've been to Kathmandu..Also try chicken sekuwa, choila served with chiura ( flattened rice) and aloo achar ( potato pickle).. Thukpa is really good too...For dessert see if you can find Lakhamari w/ icing..Any good Nepali restaurant will serve these..

[@sanimgurung87]

MO:MO is life changing.

[@SamElle]

@@ernestturner915 thank you for all these suggestions!!! I wrote them all down in my notes section of my phone!!!

[@SamElle]

@@sanimgurung87 im going to take your word for it!! Definitely going to try it

[@sanimgurung87]

@@SamElle if its you're first time you should go for the simple plain ones and avoid the gimmicks, don't forget to ask for the Achar (chutney) be warned its going yo be spicy and hope you like it :)

[@anuranbordoloi4212]

As someone from North East India, Momo is not just a dish, it's an emotion.

[@krityagrover4637]

as someone from Delhi, momo is a culture.

[@amanlimbu6482]

@@krityagrover4637 is momo really popular in delhi?

[@bibek1012]

i am nepali and momo is momo whicjh cant be described go to anywhere to eat first dish u order will be momo street or 5 star go for a pizza but momo will be first to be ordered momo found anywhere anytime its more than anything if u dont order momo anytime u go out for khaja u arenot nepali

[@amankc7226]

Thanks for not saying momos like most Indians 😂

[@amanlimbu6482]

@@bibek1012 mad

[@YASTravelsEatsWell]

Now, that was a very interesting take on Nepalese people & their origins. Nice touch apart from the food. A few different dishes worth trying! Thanks, Guys

[@shiningpebbles8338]

We actually have many lakes and rivers so fishes are also regional specialities

[@CaRlOsUnDeAd]

These videos have become a staple for me now. On the top of my list of videos I will be using when traveling is do-able again.

[@motiongold]

LOVING OUR NEPALESE BROTHERS. THEY NICE AT SOCCER TOO

[@amankc7226]

Yall had Newari food and missed out yomari? Anyways thanks for trying nepali cuisine hope part 2 will come out soon.

[@LegacySB]

That’s literally what I was thinking! I’m like where’s our yomari 🥹🥹🥹

[@ellesher7990]

fyi- Nepal has thousands of rivers and rivulets , so even if we’re a landlocked country we have numerous different kinds of fishes.

[@PANDA-rg1bk]

Most people don't eat fish often. People from terai eat it more.

[@barun703]

I'm from nepal and know the rivers name. It has worlds higest mountain

[@mirajane9282]

True but Many of Us Nepalese don't actually eat fish...

[@vizrughamiz2232]

Because Nepal has Himalaya ...hills ...highlands and inner Terai ....many originated rivers

[@runa6507]

@@barun703 It was originally Tibetan, but you guys were colonized and moved there 😭🤚

[@VGena-pp3op]

I love that this is not just about food and the place it's from. What's important is that they respected the food it's originated from, doing research, asking the owners, basically educating people about the culture and honestly learned so much from this!💞💞 love from NE India!!!💕

[@manmohanr7840]

Love the lady. She is so soft spoken. Loads of love from India🇮🇳 to my Nepalese and Tibetien folks.

[@eijides]

@Anup Katwal shup up, plz.

[@eijides]

Our*

[@alokt1905]

Saabji: chal momo laga

[@TheVarrio]

@Anup Katwal 'back to you' we used that insult in 2nd grade. How old are you kid? Go back to your room now.

[@bijayabaruwal4968]

@@alokt1905 how about panipuri dhoti???😂😂😂

[@sumnimarai5962]

The happiness you get when the Fung Bros try your country’s cuisine! ☺️☺️ I think Sid really did a good job showing you a lot of the cuisines we have in Nepal :)

[@itsmeyoudon]

Ayyyyyy! welcome to the hood Bros. finally highlights to well deserved Nepalese restaurants plus learned some new stuff about nepal. I bet yall craving for some of those mo:mos now. David got me dying when he struggled to say "THAKALI Thali" : D

[@jjthek]

I used to have friends from Nepal. I miss them. It would be fun to try the food and see what their culture is like.

[@ydyd4410]

We can be friends lol. Have a nice day.

[@jjthek]

@@ydyd4410 you2

[@Adrianv1981]

Mexican man here, took a trip to Harrisburg PA, where there is a big Nepali community there. Naturally I looked for a home-cooked meal there..omg dude the grinds were insane delicious. The spicy chili momo the Buffallo, the pork belly.... In Pennsylvania!!! Insane.

[@ritwikbhattacharya1333]

Nepali food lit at, love from India for my neighbor brothers and sisters

[@tenzinyeshe7060]

Same to you too bro.

[@bidhantgurung9077]

Aye yo. Love the food. Love the culture. Love the history. This is the kind of video that makes it interesting- a unique blend of Tibetan, Indian and Chinese food.

[@PNJMUSIC001]

Was Desperately waiting for another nepali food video by fung bros

[@rjb9239]

As a Newar, I love people enjoying our food. Nepali food and culture is super underrated. Even when I did a DNA test it showed China and Burma and some Indian percentages but there was no Nepali linkage at all when in fact people from my culture have been there in Nepal for a long time and same goes to other ethinicties like the Limbu people.

[@CoronaVirus-fu3zl]

Newas were anoriginals civilized by indians from bihar. So the high castes of newas all came from india and brought food, culture, administration and civilization with them. Most newas are love childs of these high caste hindus and native women.

[@personalchannel7432]

@@CoronaVirus-fu3zl who are the native women?

[@Maya23452]

​@@CoronaVirus-fu3zl what? Slavery? Love child.. I had never heard of this before

[@sagarneelbhattacharjee2550]

My goodness. His explanation is amazing (very articulate and simple).I won't be surprised if he becomes a travel blogger or similar.

[@nayanmishra9011]

I'm an Indian and my flatmate is a Nepali we are flatmate live in Delhi, I love Nepal, love Nepali food ❤️

[@Garnishes]

Loved this. Am from southeast asia and i travelled to nepal with my friends couple of years ago, i remembered having amazing dhal bhaat that really does power u thru the day. And also yak milk/cheese samosas, and momos, and amazing hot tea...walking thru Kathmandu was like walking thru a whole new world. And there was a certain kind of puffed bread that we had alot in tea houses while hiking up poon hill -- it was delicious!

[@jasmineacharya6292]

Finally who's doing justice to Nepalese food! Great job, guys. I hope there's more exposure to Nepalese cuisine in the coming days ❤️🇳🇵❤️

[@utsavji310]

This was true representation and informative about Nepal

[@moonnuchamling9875]

He is the best representer\ spokes person for Nepal and Nepalese food. Thank you brother🇳🇵

[@wendybowman5871]

Making me miss the selection at the Himalayan buffet in the U District in Seattle. It had such a range from Himalayan/Tibetan/Nepalese food when they had the full buffet going. The folks that worked there always made sure to let us know where each dish was from and how best to enjoy it. Really miss them. I need to get back to Seattle.

[@sarojgurung4521]

Buffet cut corners, Yo. No full-on experience because they're cooking huge batches of food and the authenticity gets lost in the transition.

[@gokulsh2393]

15:46 Nepalese ppl overseas r more bonding n unity than they r in Nepal actually.In foreign land we're Nepalese first then Gurung Magar Bahun Newar Sherpa madhesi on second.

[@user-cd3re5fg3l]

True

[@amankc7226]

I think it's like that everywhere because the moment u step in foreign land there's culture shock due to which u tend to stick around people with similar culture

[@arnabthapa3580]

@@amankc7226 That's right.

[@raptors8620]

The sherpas are Tibetan

[@amankc7226]

@@raptors8620 they have Tibetan ancestry but they are Nepalese. Using that logic we all are African

[@pdx121]

NGL but I thought all three of you were Nepali gurung,magars or sherpas.

[@ramengurung9913]

When I first saw him, I thought Sid was a Newar. He’s a mix of Gurung and Brahmin so I wasn’t exactly that off.

[@nehashrestha738]

Ikr 😂

[@jareedlooper4793]

wtf about limbu

[@subashgrg4666]

The chinese boys look more Gurung than the Nepali guy. lol joking. The Nepali guy looks chettri or newar. But having said that, the guy kinda looks like my uncle who is Gurung but I know for a fact that we have some bahun/ chettri blood in us (at least 10- 15%) because of the way we look.

[@idcifigotohell5470]

@@subashgrg4666 I fr thought he was chhetri or like newar. Turns out he is a mix of bahun and Gurung

[@gametoppler]

32:20 CORRECTION: New York size: 783 sq. km. Nepal: 147,516 sq. km. Edit: NY State: 141, 300 sq. km.

[@MegaSkooper]

18:31 the mutton sekuwa is not meant to be pan fried. it is meant to be a skewered and chargrilled on fire. as the sekuwa itself means roasted and grilled on direct heat.

[@24bsehakparepyarjunglimbu36]

u got it rit broda

[@christinamaiya691]

This Nepali Guy has Done his homework, i can buy him beers !! And give him treat !! Good job man

[@darthgold8794]

I love Nepal🇳🇵 from Bangladesh 🇧🇩

[@gorkhe-f6f]

Love from Nepal Brother❤️

[@darthgold8794]

Yup

[@itiswhatitisbha2979]

I love Bangladesh food especially the fish dishes ❤❤

[@ishabhatta8042]

24:20 You know you are pure Nepali when you don't break mo:mo in two halves before putting it inside your mouth 💓

[@CymranLimbuni]

Finally y'all have tried Nepalese food. I am not gonna lie, i am a Big fan of Newari thali.

[@ramengurung9913]

They had tried it a few years ago as well

[@lobatenzin]

Newari food is traditional Nepali foods.. Momo come from outside...

[@jareedlooper4793]

i am more big fan of limbu thali how about that

[@ranikabantawa]

well FUNG BROS looks like Nepali too 😂

[@ningmadorje1809]

Agreed❤️🇳🇵🌸

[@taragurung933]

Was gonna say that.

[@champbailey88]

Thought they were Rais/Limbus not gonna lie 🤣

[@ranikabantawa]

@@champbailey88 Me too 😂😂

[@tsewangrinzin2421]

They look like Indian as well, Manipuri of Naga. They look like American & Canadian as well

[@cutiepie6108]

Love from bhutan to all my Nepalese brothers ♥️💯

[@taragurung933]

❤

[@i3ibekgaming909]

He has lived in Nepal, india, thailand and usa Talk about knowing different cultures

[@dilmayagurung1961]

Lucky Seven

[@nepmagnum4299]

I can live on momo for rest of my life until and unless my mommy calls me to have a plate of daal bhaat.... cuz daal bhaat power 24 hour❤️❤️..

[@rudthgrl9810]

😂😂

[@madanbomjan7979]

Yes by then your aunt will be calling u for a plate of salad 🤣

[@Nyckaka]

Dhal bhat is better than momo.

[@prl7754]

Holy SH**, this episode got me crying cause everything looked soooo bomb!!! Literally salivating! goshhhhh

[@AS-jo8qh]

I am a simple Indian. I see South Asian, I support. 🎉

[@Black182heart]

Proud to be Nepali. Siddharth Lamichane was born in Nepal. Nepal ama ko putra ho Sid bro. JAY NEPAL. (insert few flag emoji anf love emoji)

[@HimalayanDumplings]

My mouth is watering watching yll eat breakfast at Dawa's 🤤 My favorite Nepali regional cuisine is Newa (indigenous people of Nepal, who traded with Tibet in ancient times and brought back momo from Tibet to Nepal as "momocha") for sure 👌 Nepali cuisine in general is a confluence of Tibetan & Indian flavors too with a fairly diverse range of ethnic specific cuisine variations too💛

[@CoronaVirus-fu3zl]

Newa is not a tribe or ethnic people, it is a culture. So it is not indigenous but a mixture of indigenous and foreign.

[@amanlimbu6482]

Corona Virus It is not meant to be a disrespect to the lady but most Nepalis have no clue of their history. Among other things said are also that “mongoloid people came to Nepal during the mongol invasion”. Big Lol

[@amanlimbu6482]

Nepal is only a country created in 17 something. We have rich history that goes back 1000s of years. Our own unique history that belongs to each caste has been wiped or suppressed. I know I sound like some crazy man here but this is something I feel passionate about. I hope the Nepalese people of today from different caste realises this and researches more about their own culture

[@amanlimbu6482]

Basically what the European done to native Americans when is what happened to all indigenous groups by the Shahs/gurkhalis.

[@namsemilimbu8371]

@@amanlimbu6482 mean while limbu food is almost invisible from other ethnic group. Our kenema, yangben, homemade pork sausage(I forgot the name),fillinge achar , faksa with rayosag. Most important tongba, vattijad, rakshi😅

[@pumpkin629]

Funny how KZbin knows my ethnicity and recommends me things like this from time to time

[@bipinale6189]

😅😅🙏🙏

[@Grizz1e]

bruh, account create garne bela country ma Nepal select gareko birsyo?

[@pumpkin629]

@@Grizz1e never did? i meant to say ethnicity

[@u.a.studios]

Let’s goooo Nepali Gang 👊🔥🔥🇳🇵🇳🇵

[@gtm4760]

I'm Glad that this video came to my recommendation 🇳🇵 let's go 👍🙏

[@akumanokage6183]

Siddharth did best explaining about the food, culture, religion He really described well

[@sudinshrestha3767]

Nice amazing video.Yo should try yomari, kwati,gwarcha gundruk ko tarkari,allo Tama also

[@SparkzMxzXZ]

YESSS another 30++ minute video. fung bros always delivering 🤩

[@clarissapennington7761]

I really enjoyed this video I learned a lot about Nepal, it’s food and it’s culture it was very very interesting.

[@rxsiexx]

Nepalese food in NYC looks so good 😩 wish that was the case in Sydney

[@envadeh]

Is it bad down under?

[@entourage8555]

Mero ghar au baby

[@shrijanagrg6853]

@@envadeh yes it quite sad tbh

[@pandav73]

You guys did fantastic job! I’m very impressed well done 👏🏽

[@randanoan4865]

This has to be the most interesting video I've seen from u it terms of the variety showed. All that food represents the fantastic diversity of human feelings merged with colors, flavors, smells...languages too. Culture in general, loved it 🤙

[@harshitakrishna5645]

"if I had to live on one dish for the rest of my life that would be momo", that hit home

[@narennrai1904]

Yayyyy finally Nepalese food again..

[@its_meshamita1501]

A lot of videos are out there related to Nepali food or cuisine in foreign but the way you represent our food was amazing, unique and gives me the vibe. It is my best episode so far. love from NEPAL.

[@juliemackenzie1978]

I have never tried Nepalese food. There are no restaurants here that serve that food in my city. 😳🤷🏻‍♀️ It looked delicious! 👍

[@10DanniH]

Wow I felt like I learned so much about the culture. Thank you so much for sharing!

[@SantomPh]

The journey of Masterchef the Professionals (UK) finalist Santosh brought Nepali food to international audiences

[@1tojoin]

Not only finalist but the winner santosh saha.

[@THEHOWELLHUB]

Queens. The fact is there are Nepalese/Tibetan/Himalayan (Columbian, Mexican, Indian, Chinese, Korean, etc.) food all around Jackson Heights. But you have to go to the 74th Street - Broadway Rosevelt Avenue stop. It can be confusing if you're not from there and don't have a guide. Each exit from the same subway station looks like a different stop although it's not. If your confused I recommend walking around the subway station itself its actually small and this will help orient you. If you don't see the place with the eyebrow braider, the Duncan Donuts, CHASE, Wine& Liquor then your at the wrong stop. The Mc Donalds is also at the wrong stop (by one). I recommend Lhasa Fast Food - a fun Tibetan place in Jackson Heights:

[@NisanGurung]

I am learning a lot about nepal from this episode even though I am nepalese myself.

[@lepmuhangpa]

The Thakali people are underrated.

[@TheCharifarara]

FUNG BROS ! I saw you in Japan around harjuku hanging around ! Now u are trying our food! Feel pride !!

[@anyway___1554]

You get excited to see these Nepali food videos to see the reaction of Foreigners. Only to be disappointed by shit load of comments from Nepalese.

[@gametoppler]

Disappointed nai ta haina but yeah, looking for the foreigners' comments more.

[@rabinmaharjan1610]

I’ve been following the fung bros for a couple of years now. Being from 🇳🇵 this was pretty cool to see!!!

[@sodiumpheonx9980]

"traditional" beef momo! didn't see that coming haha

[@hellogiri856]

this guy not showing the real culture ha that's for sure nd that's true there is not anything called beef momo and the against the Santani dharma culture and santan dharma is like buddhism and Hinduism was both part of satya santani dharma but in somthing like 8.20 minute he says that there is no beef but don't known that's for sure this is not a Nepalese culture for sure

[@hellogiri856]

hya brother they were eating buffalo meat it was not cow brother but in USA either it's cow or buffalo they say it beef so misunderstanding spread peace. jay santan jay nepal.

[@dilipraii]

@Momo-Mandu what's wrong with eating beef? There are Non-Hindus in Nepal and they have no relationship with cows. Now we Nepalese need to support non-Hindus for their rights to eat beef in Nepal. We Nepalese need to request ex-King Gyanendra to advocate and support non-Hindus for their rights to eat beef in Nepal. We must request Chef Santosh Shah to support non-Hindus for their rights to eat beef in Nepal. We must allow non-Hindus to kill cows for food in Nepal. We need to legalize cow meat in Nepal so Christians, Muslims, Buddhists, and Kiratist can eat cow meat. India is a role model for Nepal because India is truly a democratic country. Out of 29 Indian states, 20 states prohibit cow slaughter but beef is legally and freely available in states like Bengal, Kerala, Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Mizoram, Meghalaya, Nagaland, and Tripura. India is the largest beef market. The United States is the largest producer of beef in the world followed by Brazil, the European Union, China, and India. The United States is the largest consumer of beef in the world is followed by China and Brazil. India is in 6th place when it comes to consuming beef. All Nepali people support to legalize slaughter of cows for food. We are living in the year 2021 and not in 1921. There is no place for racism in Nepal.

[@sudeepjangadhikari5382]

Yes you guys are doing amazing works i want to see more and next level in coming episode....... I m from Dubai commenting as chef we love Nepal and nepalese food from everywhere........ Huge salute to you guys

[@nayanmishra9011]

Indian here not from Delhi, but I can guarantee you Delhite cant live without Momos trust me, they loveit so much ❤️🇮🇳

[@kooleo1014]

The first time I had MOMO, it was a life changing experience. Now I literally live 3 min from MOMO Crave ♥️

[@grgsimon06]

Love from Nepal 🇳🇵 And also Sid looking 🔥 in that Nepali flag 🇳🇵 haircut !!!!!

[@NisheeShrestha]

Kachilaa is my ultimate favourite food too. Always have my non-newar friends try it because bruh you gotta try it at least once in your life because it's HEAVEN!!!!!!!

[@roshankafla1631]

Sid Open your own you tube channel man waiting for that .. Best of luck sid

[@AashaChheders]

Yess!!! Thank you for doing this!

[@venom5809]

Excellent video, one of your best yet. On a side note I have a family from Nepal that lives next to me, they are Indian Nepalese, they are nice people, super super quiet and a little weird. LOL

[@gametoppler]

"Quiet" and "Indian-Nepalese" are mutually exclusive. This is really fishy. Keep your eyes and ears open mate. 😂

[@kripashakya1147]

The ways u pronounce the authentic names is rare and perfect

[@tseringkaljan8791]

Omg they're looking like best friends. love from Nepal guys.🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵

[@mindbody_spirit]

Yayyyyyy finally after many years we get a new video of nepal again!!

[@Namjoon_Indigo-Genius]

I really enjoy watching this video. Thanks for introducing nepali cuisine

[@blish9788]

Should have taught them how to eat dhido lmao they are chewing it

[@swecchabaral8924]

So good to see nepalese cuisine and culture.. Love from Nepal 🇳🇵 I

[@deepikamaharjan7162]

Goramari is the newari breakfast... Which is very famous in kathmandu valley.. u can find it in every Alley of kathmandu early in the morning 😍🥰🤤

[@saugatpanta1442]

Nepali on their way🔥🔥 Million view for sure

[@JigmeSwag]

Thanks for promoting Nepalese food!! 🔥🔥

[@danurisherpa7124]

for ur kind information though our country nepal is a land locked country but we do have rivers and lakes in abundance for fishing....haha...u dont"t need oceans and seas just to eat fish..

[@uttamlawati8537]

Namaste from kathmandu nepal. Really really apreciated. Thank u very much

[@SK-hd1yk]

South Asians when he ate with two hands o.O we use one hand (right hand), it has to be clean and washed (in every culture that uses hands) and then just use finger tips like the guy showed you, it comes with practice. Food never goes up your fingers or your palms you can eat very neatly. Other cultures may use different methods e.g Arabic people might scoop it from their palms and share from one plate like a platter, while some south East Asian cultures use both hands finger tips.

[@inkedrockermom]

Thank you for sharing! Can't wait to visit NYC again!

[@herewegooo]

Was literally just looking at this neighborhood on Google Maps, Fung Bros be peeping my hunger algorithm!

[@LegacySB]

Yassssss~!! love you guys! Love that you guys are doing newari food, momos and everything! YESSSS!! thank you