I tried South Indian food for the first time

[@LisaNguyen]

100000000x thank you to Beryl for taking us here! Please check out her channel if you haven’t already! kzbin.info

[@lizzethleyva120]

I know this might be painful but I dare you to make an Instant Ramen soup with no seasoning packet

[@dikshaa_noturs]

Can u try chhole bhature pls! And some North Indian food?

[@contentdeleted4978]

Wait so now you are in india town

[@contentdeleted4978]

You should go to china town NYC

[@mr.x5374]

Lmaoooo I'm watching this while eating dosa

[@aadhirasantosh9102]

Thank you Beryl for introducing Lisa and her audience to South Indian food and the beauty of Indian food's diversity

[@Rahul-sm2ol]

I hope they manage to get taste of East and North East Indian food as well. :3

[@HappyHomeCooking]

True ❤️we are thankful

[@ryanrishabh]

@Eren Yeager 💪😹

[@thanos8948]

Pac bhaji isn't south Indian

[@thanos8948]

Pac bhaji isn't south Indian

[@BerylShereshewsky]

Oh my gosh this is so fun. What a great dinner 💕💕so happy you loved the food! Next time you’re in NYC I’ll sort out another food tour for us!

[@premprabhakar805]

thanks beryl for sharing our food culture to people

[@tanmoybiswas231]

You eat like a proper Indian. Your hand movements were so satisfying to watch ❤️❤️

[@minicented]

This comment an investment

[@abhishekshukla5743]

@@tanmoybiswas231 her husband is from India i think

[@auro2992]

The chutney you couldn’t recognise was probably peanut chutney

[@aasthasharma7745]

Damn she's explaining the food so accurately i could never 😂 thanks for trying this I love South Indian food 😭

[@Bllue]

When your in-laws are from a place like that you gotta know what to do

[@dhrishyas9407]

As a South Indian I would say that the sound quality is perfectly fine...this is how it feels to be in a South Indian hotel...lol😂😂😂😂 Those continuous chatter is just a South Indian thing😂😂😂... Anways thanks for trying the dishes❤️ @lisa Nguyen

[@ammaammucooks]

🤣🤣

[@islandsunset]

They may not understand hotel. Use restaurant 😅 Only we know what hotel means when we use it.

[@lakshanas6791]

I was just about to comment the same thing 🤣🤣🤣🤝🤝🤝🙏🏽🙌

[@threepearls]

True 😂😅😝

[@felixseggfriendjamingotnojams]

Ikr lollll

[@saadhanashriram8249]

I love how beryl is explaining everything clearly so that lisa can understand 🥰

[@beastyash2925]

But like in paw bhaji he didn't put the onions and lemon from top he just like scooped the onions lol

[@geniusfollower]

Beryl and Lisa! Together! This is perfect!

[@shreym03]

If you're ever looking for trying more south Indian food, here are some recommendations: 1) My favourite is Vada. It's like a fried savoury donut (you can find small ones but bagel size is more satisfying) which you typically find alongside idli 2) Another version of idli is the Rava idli. I don't know how to explain Rava, but it's a different batter and it gives more taste and texture to the idli. They also usually add small peanuts and mustard seeds to add more flavour. It's still not too. overpowering and a great vessel for chutney and sambar. They also make Rava dosa 3) South India is known for it's seafood. Things like goan fish head curry, masala prawns, masala crab. I can't remember them that properly right now but I'll update this soon. Maybe the comments could help me 4) Akki Roti or Roti made of rice flower. It's not my favorite but I enjoy the texture of it with South Indian food

[@LisaNguyen]

Thank you for these recs!

[@taldafish9240]

Well you forgot fried and curry prawns

[@nabiha_97]

@@taldafish9240 if he starts to write the menu of the most delicious indian food it will not have an end

[@madscientist5189]

@@LisaNguyen as you try more Indian food, and you are considering more 'eating with the hand' techniques, this is a tip I gave an Australian friend that worked really well - the claw & lever. When you pick up food, put your 4 fingers around the food (thumb facing you, and all fingers facing away) and close them, so the ends of your fingers form a V- shape, then use the your thumb to push food into the V (the claw) and scoop it up towards you. Bring the scoop to your mouth, and for semi dry foods like breads & gravies this works well. If it's a gloopy food like rice, you basically retract your thumb back like like a bowstring and then use the nail of your thumb to push the food from the scoop into your mouth (the lever). While you might find it a bit weird at first, it's totally normal in India. And with broths/sambars/rasams in rice, you don't really get the right ratio of rice to liquid unless you eat by hand We did finger-lickin way before KFC 🤣

[@mr.ghost_rider9196]

@@LisaNguyen try poratta and beef roast or beef curry u will never regret it

[@Variouscartoontopic]

South Indian food, Languages and Culture are extremely underrated because since according to our world , Whole india resprents the Northern culture . As a South indian . I'm happy to see a foreigner is trying our South Indian foods ☺️

[@harshb747]

Dude every North Indian literally eats idli dosa and uttapam all the time. And everyone watches south indian movies now. And everybody works in Bangalore and Hyderabad.

[@srinidhimadurai5299]

Omg Saravana Bhavan brings so much memories! The first time I went abroad, I was absolutely famished. I had a sandwich at the airport and it DID NOT fill me up at all. Finally, I went to Saravana Bhavan and ordered Idli. It was the best thing I've ever had, I am not exxagerating. I ordered like 5 extra idlis and a plate of Poori and finished it in a single sitting.

[@DhrithionVocals]

I agree !! sarvana bhavan food is really good

[@thug43]

@M4TR!X Is he the Owner of Sharavana Bhavan 🌚😂

[@dreeth4275]

@M4TR!X how would that make the world a better place exactly ?

[@PatrioticPolitan]

You got me 😭

[@venki3deditor]

Saravana Bhavan lost its magic and now it's the worst restaurant in Chennai after the owner's greediness and superstition for getting success by marrying his own employee's wife.

[@rus1962]

Lisa I'm Tamil and I loved that you tried south indian food🤩 I was so excited when I saw the title I almost screamed! I must say beryl is amazing as a companion for indian food in general she's so knowledgeable!! Glad to know you had a good time ❤️

[@4812four]

I'm tamil too

[@BentaGan_Shorts]

I am also Thamizh 😂😁😎❤

[@OnnumMuttaiyum]

😂 Naa tamilan nu solrathuke oru kootam varuthu da yabba

[@4812four]

@@OnnumMuttaiyum 😉😂

[@jojo-cy5cr]

look i am too and i live in africa and weirdly did not know any of these foods ....im so glad i got the restaurants name though

[@shivangigupta66]

Beryl was actually eating in a perfect/right way..! 👏❤ From India 🙋‍♀️

[@jasminechurchill3772]

I've never tried South Indian food before but everything looks so good and flavorful!

[@SouffleDude_256]

It is

[@janvisharma1011]

As a north indian I can confirm south Indian food is heaven ❤️❤️

[@jasminechurchill3772]

@@janvisharma1011 That's awesome!! Is there a specific dish you would recommend for someone trying it for the first time?

[@satheeshselvaraj1996]

@@jasminechurchill3772 masal dosa!🔥

[@MadaraUchiha18190]

@@jasminechurchill3772 you ought to try Maharashtrian food too. One of the best, tastiest and popular in indian foods. Like vada pav, pav bhaji etc. You'll love them, that's for sure :)

[@aadhirasantosh9102]

I'm south Indian(specifically from the state Kerala) and let me tell you Lisa, You'll really really appreciate Andhra food. It's renowned for being super spicy send flavourful

[@earlfernandes6165]

Bro they were also eating pv bhaji 🤤

[@GuujiOfTheGrandNarukamiShrine]

WHAT IM FROM THERE AS WELL

[@mrcsk7063]

njnum malayaliya😆

[@kumarsp767]

Knanum

[@akhil.v.v7674]

@@mrcsk7063 naatil evideya😂

[@shang4239]

Those delicious Onion uthappam! Looks too good. Even as kid that used to be my all time favorite breakfast. Masala dosa is always the king of dosas... Looks yum! As a South Indian I can really taste this video. BTW I still don't think Pav bhaji is a South Indian dish. ☺

[@divyensunadham1477]

you're right i'm pretty sure pav bhaji is from the western side although i'm not a 100% sure

[@mandarbamane4268]

@@divyensunadham1477 yes, Pav bhaji is western (from Maharashtra)

[@shivpatel733]

Yes pav bhaji is a Marathi dish not South Indian

[@kujalavanimalini4199]

0:21 is sambar & 0:26 is peanut chutney Both are totally amazing 🤤

[@saanvirawat7a636]

Yea🤤

[@plant8124]

@Adithi it id a type of sambaar

[@MANAS.69420]

@@plant8124 nope bro Lentel is LITREALLY sambar it’s just a different white name

[@miyawasser]

wait, they serve beer in NYC Saravana Bhavans? I was not expecting that xD

[@vinamras8032]

Lol

[@kaviyak9220]

I was shocked too

[@DarthCherry8]

Lol

[@brigittajohn2211]

Also served at SB Frankfurt. Not just beer, but wine and spirits as well!

[@Pranav_sk27]

I guess only Saravana Bhavans in TN sucks 😂

[@ishakalburgi5465]

Beryl explains sooo good at what and how the food is like epecially the uttappaa part she explained it soo well and shes soo good at describing things.

[@___LAKSHMI___]

I'm a South Indian and I feel so happy to see you try it ❤❤❤ I must say... Your friend is a pro when it comes to South Indian food 😍

[@beastyash2925]

But like in paw bhaji he didn't put the onions and lemon from top he just like scooped the onions lol

[@prakyathkumar8618]

Beryl , she knows how to eat south indian food, like she knows it really well........as if she grew up with it..... She ate the food like a native. I'm really surprised

[@maidenless889]

she's married to an Indian guy so maybe he might've taught her

[@prakyathkumar8618]

@@maidenless889 even then, the way she ate, shows she's been used to it for over a decade.

[@AryaSanchari]

@Wilson 🖤 she mentions her mother in law making it for her often because she loves it

[@yellowcatchup]

yeah ik it seems like she grew up with it she's quick learner she knows her stuff

[@captasticts8419]

@@prakyathkumar8618 it's eating a food, doesn't take a decade to learn

[@oceanbelow]

Y’all let me tell you, tech listening in on you is real! Lol I literally had Indian food for the first time today! I have been raving ever since! Omgggggg!!! Had NO idea it was my favorite food, until I did. Growing up in the south of the US we eat gravy dishes, they have always been my idea of a perfect meal! Throw in my obsession for tomatoes on everything, onions, peppers, herbs, coconut, my God. Literally everything I love about food, rice you name it! I’m obsessed with the onion tomato chutney, the one I hade was chunky though and omg….just omg! Can you tell how thankful I am! I thought I was cheated, but God knows best, he knew I would have been out of control eating this cuisine coming up. Lawd! I can’t wait to go back tomorrow to get some more! Just so good! So good! Bless you all love from Alabama! Yes, they have amazing Indian spots here! So happy to be able to experience the Indian culture through food! 🇺🇸🤍🙏🏾💐

[@ajaymark119]

The third chutney you were talking about was peanut chutney. That stuff is really good *(Edit)* WHAT?!?!?! 800 LIKES?!

[@linwashere_X]

Agreed.

[@ammaammucooks]

It's my favorite

[@monicorn0230]

Yes! Nilakadala chutney! Yumm... 😍

[@fuzzywuzzy1532]

I am a North Indian but I love love love that peanut chutney and make ot at home all the time I make any South Indian dish.

[@praneelshivanand209]

Shenga chutney OP

[@vishnuram1811]

The moment she took a piece of idly with a spoon *Darnnn* And Lisa's pronounciation of Uthapam as *OoDAPAM* 😂 stole the show! I am very happy that My home cuisine which is one of the oldest in this world is getting acknowledged world wide. Nice of you Lisa!

[@Heian_Playz]

Dosa + Uttapam is just *LOVE*

[@anirudhj4433]

I'm south indian and I love coconut chutney and the lentils (sambar) but when u mix them both and eat it with this crispy buttery golden brown dosa with tons of ghee..... It just hits the spot man! Idk if many ppl do this but u shouldn't definitely mix the coconut chutney and the lentils and eat it. It's sooooo good

[@harithabhaskar1266]

It’s a classic bro! We all do it 🙌🏼

[@abelsclips5757]

Kerala ?

[@veronicar3104]

OMG YESS like eating them together just hits, nothing beats that 🤌

[@ApriliaG]

I think you should really try the Indian Pickles (known as Aachar) there are bunch of flavours sweet, spicy, tangy, sour... Basically whatever flavour you want and also there are both veg and nonveg aachar. I really recommend you to have them, it tastes really good as a side dish coz it can be a bit strong to eat on its own. I think the most famous ones are mango pickle, lemon and chilli pickle, and in nonveg I personally prefer chicken pickle but others are tasty too😄

[@LisaNguyen]

Is it okay to eat with rice?

[@kumarsp767]

Yep

[@gh0sT2018]

@@LisaNguyen yes

[@SahanPrabhakar]

@@LisaNguyenGoing by how you eat other Asian food, it should be enough for you. But the normal practice is we eat it along with lentils or curd. Pickles come as an added condiment for extra zing, salt and spice, along with other spice and flavours in a meal. It’s like our version of msg 😂

[@SahanPrabhakar]

You may try rice + lentils + pickle and rice + curd + pickle. Separately

[@DhrithionVocals]

it feels so nice to see big content creators trying south Indian food haha I hope you enjoyed it !!

[@mahes2969]

The white bread thing is idli and the lentil thing is called sambar and the second one is pav bhaji which is a popular street food in India I am soo glad u enjoyed it because I am south Indian and I recommend u trying gulab jamun it is amazing it is like fried balls soacked in sugar syrup and also try rasamalai ty for trying Indian food I am a Indian and I love that u are trying food from other cultures Edit : ty soo much for the likes I have never got more than 2 thank u soo much And In India the cost of one idli is like 0.5 dollars and that itslef we think is expensive

[@titaniumfalcon8670]

Mini idli is 10 dollars😭😭😭 In my area it's at max no more that 100 rs or 1.3 dollars

[@mahes2969]

Ya

[@nilanjasa007]

Does Bengalis and South Indians have similar sweets? I love rasmalai and gulab jamun. I thought rasmalai is bengali sweet 🙈

[@titaniumfalcon8670]

@@nilanjasa007 we south indians love rasmalai and Gulab jamun🤤 its rly famous where I live too

[@jessicamarshall1975]

“There is no such thing as too much lemons” 1000% agreed.

[@TheEnderPearl]

Nah there is

[@mei2784]

@@TheEnderPearl agreed good sir

[@nicemutant]

What about ten trillion billion billion lemons?! 🤷‍♂️

[@Q75]

@@nicemutant 1x10^31

[@kookie_krissy6728]

Except when making lemonade, unless you like it very sour

[@Purrrvi]

Even tho im an indian myself but haven't actually tried all the indian foods yet makes me feel more excited coz there's a lots of them and i cant wait to try them out.......and seeing lisa trying indian foods alot recently makes me very happy and i love her reactions...and especially when tried "paw-bhaji" ,one of my fav indian street food, made me even more happier.....love u lisa♥️👀

[@muggle4835]

Damn that's alot of food. I'm surprised you finished it because I could never. Also I'm so thankful to beryl for having you explore many new indian dishes and not just "butter chicken and naan" that most foreigners label as the sole indian dish

[@r.adhavanrishi5865]

It's not a lot , because the food is light and airy , so , I can eat all of those together in 1 time 👍

[@lunamoon977]

Oh my gosh! I am so happy, as a South Indian, literally no influencers appreciate Indian culture, but here we have Lisa who is making us all sooo happy!! Hope u liked the food!!

[@emeralddove5339]

Love it! Beryl explains it so well..being an Indian I couldn't have done it better myself!

[@harithabhaskar1266]

Hey Lisa, I’m beyond words happy that you tried South Indian Food ( I am from Tamil Nadu Most south place of India ) Saravanan Bhavan is basics of south India and there is so many and our home cooked food is far better than the restaurant and has many more spices which would have the kick of flavour you love. Hope you get to try more South Indian food. And the cutney you couldn’t name is made using peanut and shredded coconut.

[@amritha_nandakumar]

As a South Indian from India , I feel so good when you try our traditional food items!!and also I love how excited your friend is while explaining the food items and it's ingredients to you.Thanks Lisa

[@152rajasekhar]

I would also recommend you to check beryl's channel its just so wholesome 😊

[@krithigaaa]

This is one of my family's favorite restaurants! There's a location a couple hours away from my house and whenever we're in the area, my mom insists on stopping by there. The food is amazing! I'm Tamil, and I'm really glad that your trying (and enjoying) Indian foods!!

[@gayatrilahiri3628]

Seriously Beryl's explanations are the best... Really like her.... She loves all cuisines worth mentioning Fan of Indian cuisine and our love maggi.... 😊 Tnx Lisa

[@Pranav_sk27]

Hey Lisa, being in Tamilnadu I loved the fact that you went to Saravana Bhavan and got some good south foods. What you ate are good but there are more to south Indian food. 4 states similar dishes with 4 different tastes and there tons of other dishes you'd love. Parotta, Kari Dosa, Seeraga Sambaa biriyani, chettinadu Chicken varities, etc. I'd also recommend the Dosa Man at central park NYC.

[@Darshikasoni__]

its so fascinating that foreigners are try our nation food with soo much of joy 🤩🤩🤩🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@jacktalos7]

I think that one chutney you were missing to identify is a Peanut Chutney @Beryl Shereshewsky Wow, Great pronunciation and so much knowledge, I;m happy that I discovered you from your collabs with Lisa.

[@vrajesh131]

Beryl's husband is from India

[@BerylShereshewsky]

Ahhhh peanut!!!!! I didn’t know thank you!!!!

[@riaadwivedi4442]

I'm from North India but I absolutely love South Indian food and seeing you guys eat actually makes me hungry 😋 and Beryl teaching Lisa how to eat every dish is very wholesome💕💕

[@Kenobi_SpaceJesus]

I'm just mad why the hell have they added pav bhaji here which is a Mumbai dish and not south Indian

[@gautamkrishna7924]

@@Kenobi_SpaceJesus wdym, Mumbai is not in South India nor North Indian its in the border.

[@Kenobi_SpaceJesus]

@@gautamkrishna7924 That's what I mean Mumbai has it's own cuisines which is different from other reigions

[@gautamkrishna7924]

@@Kenobi_SpaceJesus Yes they should have said Mumbai dish not South Indian. I guess.

[@vasanth4612]

Its cool that what i eat everyday is so fascinating to many people

[@vasi687]

As a South Indian guy, I'm really happy to see different people trying our food.But all these dishes are served as either breakfast or dinner. To get the real taste of south indian foods, you need to try out our lunch menu or occasion menu. Unlike North Indians, we frequently add non-veg in our diet and we like to eat really spicy. Next time, try our meals too😊

[@meghbhosekar6811]

But man did they butcher how to eat em. Don't think they tried the sambhar

[@princystalin3055]

@@meghbhosekar6811 I love sambar

[@meghbhosekar6811]

@Journee yes that's true as well

[@theogsa5371]

I'm north Indian and my whole family Eats non veg mostly, probably because we are Muslims, so that's makes sense.

[@theogsa5371]

But the thing is north Indians are less meat eaters but they have the best meat dishes

[@Aiiidamoradiii]

i love how passionate beryl is about indian food, it’s so sweet 🥰

[@dragondavvid]

I’m South Indian and this makes me feel so happy that you tried this!!! Thank You!!!

[@hananruqya9712]

Did the third chutney taste peanutty? Looked like a peanut chutney to me Also if you get the time and opportunity, try the 'kerala sadhya' It's basically rice with different side dishes and curries and desserts (No of which can go up to 15 to 35) Sinve you love mixing and matching stuff to get the perfect bite You'd love it

[@skyhideaway]

Yess sadhya is the best luxury you can have

[@MrKabasaba2]

aghhh I love desi bites lol

[@realzhella6817]

Yoooo....sadhya is the bomb

[@raguram9343]

It's indeed peanut chutney

[@archanaachu4782]

@@skyhideaway Yes ma'am

[@kamalikarthik7915]

Oh my god!! I really appreciate the fact that you tried South Indian food. And if you are gonna try more here are my suggestions: 1. Parotta with salna 2. Seeraga samba Briyani 3. Andhra style Briyani 4. Kola urundai 5. Palipalaiyam chicken 6. Vanjaram fish fry 7. Kizhi parotta 8. Sura puttu 9. Hydrabadi style Briyani 10. Mutton/chicken/fish chukka

[@Jo_is_fine]

Padikum bodhe naaku urudhu😂

[@kamalikarthik7915]

@@Jo_is_fine ✌😊

[@kamalikarthik7915]

@Saranya Rajendiran you are right , I also love masal vadai

[@abhinavram7920]

@kamali Karthik what's Kizhi parotta?

[@geniebun9761]

Yo... ipove 🤤

[@michelleshajan9552]

South Indian food itself has so many different types of food! Each state has its own speciality, cross a state border and it's a whole new world! I personally loveeee Kerala food. Idiappam and egg curry, appam and mutton stew, puttu and chicken curry. Everything's to die for. 😭

[@gk6336]

The fact that you ate with your hand fills my telugu heart with lots of warmth.....Thanks for being some of the few Americans to know the difference between South and North Indian FOOD! Edit:- Mom I'm kinda famous! Edit:- Mommy I'm actually famous 😂

[@flames735]

There's not a difference between North Indian style eating with South Indian style eating, we Indians no matter from which part, always eats with our hands.

[@bhadrakadabra]

@@flames735 that's not what the comment said tho

[@SafavidAfsharid3197]

Should have eaten some east indian food too.

[@soltrox4151]

@@SafavidAfsharid3197 some west indian too

[@tanjirokamado2184]

Yooooo am telugu too

[@gayathriduddu7112]

The one that they didn’t know it was actually peanut chutney it’s actually one of my favorites so I’m glad that you tried it!!!

[@enggguy]

It’s popularly peanut but it’s also made with cashews

[@villi6917]

As a South Indian I am soo happy.Thankyou soooo much ❤️.I love your channel

[@Wind_err]

As a south Indian , feels so happy and proud to see her enjoy the food and appreciate it...💞

[@ranjanis4249]

Too happy that you tried our traditional food💜✨

[@smithika9175]

A fello army from south India the which state are u from sis?

[@krewlicious4777]

i remember when my south indian friends used to bring somethings similar to what you ate for lunch at school :) i always found it cool :D

[@bobamsd5559]

HAHA i JUST had pav bhaji for dinner yesterday Also, South Indian food is SO underrated. Thanks a ton Lisa and Beryl for recognizing it!

[@ikustaa]

I thought pav baji was north indian food

[@gautamkrishna7924]

@Abigail Chan pav bhaji specials are available in Mumbai.

[@madhir1716]

@@ikustaa yes pav bhaji is a north indian dish

[@sweetchillies3162]

Pav Bhaji is Maharashtrain

[@kushagra0005]

This is amazing. Finally seeing someone eating it with hands, like it always is meant to be. Kudos Lisa! Also try your hand at Rajasthani food- Dal, Bati, choorma etc. You'll love it.

[@nagranandyyy7238]

to get the actual perfect taste of south indian food u should visit south india cuz other countries could never bring the actual taste but im surpirised u liked it there and i really wonder how ppl will react when they actually come here and eat. south indian cuisine is one of the finest

[@aadhirasantosh9102]

Seeing a beer in a saravana bhavan seems so weird and so wrong yet so right

[@stay_happy3322]

Being south indian this still makes me crave😍

[@khushboo3412]

Being an Indian and a south indian food lover, I feel so nice that u tried it

[@mee3213]

Lisa making a mess of the chutneys and sides is so cute😂🥰 glad that you're taking so much interest into different Indian food these days...as always, lots of love Lisa❤💕

[@lunxrbear745]

I love how willing Lisa is to try new foods I am such a picky eater I could never 😭💞

[@GuujiOfTheGrandNarukamiShrine]

same lmao

[@aergh3340]

@@GuujiOfTheGrandNarukamiShrine kokomi is that you?!? This gives you 10+ energy points ig

[@GuujiOfTheGrandNarukamiShrine]

@@aergh3340 helo!

[@lunxrbear745]

@@GuujiOfTheGrandNarukamiShrine omg kokomi get off KZbin get some sleep 😳

[@im_cool_yk]

I love she tries every cultures food Love from India. 💖

[@nishks]

"South Indian food" Literally a pav bhaji

[@abrahamhimself]

You should try beef curry! It's a southern Indian favorite. My parents came from South India (Kerala) and they make this kind of stuff all the time.

[@annmaryaustin4830]

I'm also from Kerala

[@j-soap7471]

Malayaliii

[@aliabdul1331]

@@j-soap7471 malayalee

[@annmaryaustin4830]

Mallu power 😉

[@abrahamhimself]

@@j-soap7471 Yess! Malu-American here! Malus4Life🤣

[@saisakthi7219]

Omg ! I am South Indian and you guys made me crave for dosa at 1:42 am.Happy to see a foreigner eat our food in the right manner.

[@aergh3340]

Im South Indian! Im glad you liked the food! Idli, chutney, and sambaar is reaaaallllyyy good hehe!

[@saumyadixit6860]

I love how Beryl has mastered the scooping talent😂♥️

[@noiceboi-yn2nk]

Being an Indian I am soo happy that my favourite youtuber is trying my nations food and likes it

[@cutiepatuti3202]

Hey Lisa ! I live in Andhra Pradesh , south India , I am so proud of you for trying idli ! I eat idli, dosa and uthapam almost every other day at my home . 😊I am glad that you liked it ! You and Breyl didn't know what the last chutney was . It is the off white or bage or light yellow colored one .It is made of peanuts or groundnuts . Sometimes they add a little of coconut as well 🙂 . It is called the groundnut chutney . Thankyou again ! And bye 😃!

[@alainadacosta1222]

I love how passionate Beryl was about each dish, I love how she appreciates different (& her husband’s) cultures

[@zeynabahamed]

You friend explains it like an authentic South Indian ♥️

[@teenajoe7433]

As a proud Malayali (ppl from kerala which is like the southern most state in India) Im glad u gave our food a try. a lot of ppl think that food is the same all over India

[@shiningstone6771]

The southern most and purest South indian state is only Tamil Nadu which is the cultural capital of South india

[@teenajoe7433]

@@shiningstone6771 there are 2 southernmost states in India.....

[@shiningstone6771]

@@teenajoe7433 Kerala is called CHERA Nadu which was splitted from Tamil Nadu.

[@teenajoe7433]

@@shiningstone6771 Oh ok I didn't know that.. I'm not really into much history of Kerala sooo..... thanks for the new info tho

[@harshagayathri1980]

I just love Lisa's videos so much..... I'm really happy to see her try our cuisine! ❤️❤️❤️

[@harshavadhanethi4029]

Ama

[@tanushrih2178]

Whenever Lisa posts a video trying Indian dishes My fellow desi Indians: we have been summoned

[@nirmala9201]

நீங்கள் எங்கள் உணவை ரசித்தீர்கள் என்று நம்புகிறேன்

[@vinsara5722]

The Indian scooping technique of your friend was so perfect 👍👍👍😍

[@manjushakangankar3485]

FYI am a indian and here's just a little tip Next time when you're eating pav bhaji add those chopped Onion and squeeze the lemon in bhaji mix it it's a proper way to eat it And also that crunchy dosa is called paper dosa cuse it has a texture of paper hope it helps:)^_^

[@AIRek7]

Im from north India, but i love that people around the world finally acknowledging the amazing food culture of South India. I totally love love dosas, appums and idlis 😋

[@marvel.things180]

Try some Kerala food next time Lisa I'm sure that you'll love it❤️

[@annmaryaustin4830]

I'm also from kerala malayali power

[@owenedwards9956]

you should do the spicy noodle challenge that you built your tolerance for a while back😁

[@makeba_]

That is actually Authentic!

[@lizzethleyva120]

I know this might be painful but I dare you to make an Instant Ramen soup with no seasoning packet

[@sammyjain5024]

Pav bhaji is South indian?

[@lillycant]

Tomato chatni is my ride or die! Love it!! Really proud south indian here, im so glad you tried it!!

[@Exo-lCaratDeobiDiveFearnotMy]

I'm a north indian and my all time fav food is uttapam with sambahar and chutneys ofc.

[@madhirubang6313]

Who are Tamil here

[@yabadabadue7889]

Thank you Lisa for introducing me to Beryl. Have been binging her channel since yesterday 😊👍

[@iamtrustfratedcausekookies2756]

The north Indian food you tried is actually there in South India (India is one counrty, but we say it as North India and South India FEW times cause North India has a lot of Hindi speaking states, but we'r one country, so I love my country as one) too, but it's mostly eaten in North part of India. And the crowdy noise is actually very normal in Hotels here 😂😂.I think it's hard for you to eat with plain hands cause this might be the first time you are eating this kind of food with hands, but it's our tradition to eat with hands. EDIT: for masala dosa, we actually put the masala in the dosa, not beneath it. You can try biryani(idk if you have tried it), but there are different styles of making biryani in each state.

[@beerus8469]

0:45 eating idly with a spoon or a fork is illegal 😤

[@kingxpro6049]

Wo American hai bhai

[@souravynath8587]

The food from my origin part of India... I am so happy that it went international. Thank you Lisa soo much...

[@bangladesh3488]

0:47 this is idli 😑

[@purevanillacookie9977]

She’s just explaining what idli is and how it’s made

[@Lucifer-qv3nb]

I'm a South Indian and I love the way she explains what are the ingredients and food ❣️

[@nehasharma-ib6mg]

I am an Indian and love watching your shorts whenever you try indian food I feel that you are missing that 1 present of indian magic and that magic comes when you eat this in india in your home but no complains I love your video and request you to try Gujarati food❤from india

[@deepakkumartudu319]

As a South Indian myself I like seeing other people try our culture

[@karanjoshi2662]

Beryl is pretty experienced with Indian food and as a westerner she can also show it from your perspective so she probably the best guide to indian food for western people.

[@puskifromnlp6875]

As an Assamese I am still proud you are trying our indian food! Love you girl, keep trying and I hope one day I will try it tooo ❤️

[@badabingbadaboom8264]

as a South Indian i don't think I could explain these dishes as amazing as the way beryl did it 😩♥️

[@raviolio_o5627]

As an indian , i want to say , dosa is heavenly food for us fr

[@avniskandhan7482]

I’m South Indian and my happiness is through the roof