I Tried THE BEST Nepalese Thali in Kathmandu, Nepal! 🇳🇵

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

Hello everyone, how are you all? Hope you are enjoying the Nepal series. How is the upload time? Should I try to put them up a bit earlier? Let me know below. Look forward to reading your wonderful comments as always. Much love ❤️

[@rhythmknight4158]

If you could post 3 hours earlier, that would be great haha just so I can watch before going to sleep.

[@manojkarkiuiipp]

@TheJourneyOfJosh bro the thali is originally from Nepal, the Indian thali is the Indian version of Nepali thali.

[@sagarpaudel2493]

Love you are enjoying Nepalese food.. the dish you said beetroot is actually bitter gourd..

[@elmariajin744]

my name is josh. translates to- mero naam josh ho.

[@tantrichill192]

Indian Thali is nothing like Thakali thali Indian food contain too much masala (spice) and oil. Nepali people do not use too much spice in our food. Also we don't cook our vegetables to death. Beer wise, try " Barasinghe" it is pilsner but it is very smooth. It is new trend.

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

Yeah now that I have had Nepali Thakali and Indian Thali, they are definitely very different. I like them both though 😊 I've tried Barasinghe once since filming this, is one of my Nepali friends favourite beer! It's nice 😁

[@soozalimbu]

Saag ta jhan kholeee nai banayera khancha🤦‍♀️😂🤣🤣

[@saakar4284]

@@soozalimbu tei k 🤣🤣

[@peggymarak7735]

Our indian thalias r filled with death veggies i guess

[@ProudMurtad]

19:43 Bitter Gourd, or Karela as it's known in the region, is an acquired taste. Also depends on how it's cooked. Some people salt and wash the bitterness out of it, some keep all the bitterness in. It can be very nice. In Pakistan we often cook it mixed with meat and it's delicious.

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

Yeah I have had it prepared differently since this video and enjoyed it 😁

[@chinkeyeye7486]

With meat??😮😮😳😳😳 really???😳😳 wowww

[@cindycui8942]

omg looks sood , i love there lentils and there potato aloo or salad they make.. also the chicken nepali style curry .. my friend Aruna would even eat w yogurt on top of her rice .. oh man .. those spinach looks yummy

[@tantrichill192]

It is called " bitter melon" . It is deep fried and seasoned

[@TheKing-hd8kp]

Nepal is very rich for variety of food. Just try everything. Dont forget to try the local Nepali whiskey, Nepali wine called chhyang, Tongba with dry meat called sukuti.

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

It is, I love Nepali food! I have tried many different things in upcoming videos in this series 😊 Pretty sure I tried Chhyang and some kind of Nepali whiskey whilst trekking.. Never heard of Tongba though, I am not much of a heavy drinker though to be honest haha

[@anna.magar2052]

I miss nepalese food, dal vat tarakari as well as momo, chatpate and panipuri. Love from portugal and Nepal❤❤

[@pandeyv9763]

What are you doing there

[@rhythmknight4158]

Hope you are enjoying your trip in Nepal. Watching late night from Australia. I'd highly recommend you go do the bungee jump at The Cliff in Kushma. It's got the highest bungee in Nepal (218 m) and is top 3 in the world I think. Did it last year. Although its 1.5 hr trip from Pokhara, it's worth it if you are a thrill seeker. I'm guessing you are already in Pokhara so hope you are enjoying there.

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

I loved my trip in Nepal thank you! Appreciate you tuning in from down under 😊 I did the bungee twice and also did the canyon swing twice 😜 video coming in a couple weeks, I absolutely loved it! 🥳

[@rajendra-2023]

The way you eat daal bhaat tarkari is take any side dish one by one according to your wish with the rice mix it and take it with four fingers and use your thumb to scoop into your mouth. The green thing is bitter gourd which you thought is lotus root.

[@DWillBurnIt]

Food looked great and delicious, very cool you are trying different things instead of staying with just one thing ✊🏽 this is a good upload time little after my lunch I can work and watch your video before the end of the day

[@NirajRai-i3g]

Nepali food is incredible ❤❤ thank you for visiting your country ❤

[@nishankarki5907]

There is a reason we use our hands to eat the food, it's about using all the five senses when you eat. 1. You see the food. 2. You use your hand (touch) to get a sense of how hot it is to send the signals to the brain to decide whether to eat or wait for some time. 3. Smell and 4. Taste of course. 5. And hear when you chew them

[@JessBittel]

That food looked delicious and what a lovely lady too! Time of videos fine for me!🎉❤

[@sickoako6463]

Hello, Josh! I am not sure if someone has posted about it, It is not beetroot, it is bitter gourd or bitter melon. In the Philippines, we call it Ampalaya. I dont like it either. But if prepared and cooked properly, you wont get the bitter taste. It is prepared in many ways, pickled, salads, veggie soups. And maybe the white crunchy one is turnip (or u may be right, raddish), just a guess ☺

[@mimiblitberg]

I have to say I w0uld love to visit Nepal/Kathmandu one day! Im bummed that im here in the Philippines ( jetlagged)until the end of april. and you are not. My brother and i were watching your video in the plane on the way here. Would be amazing to meet since weve been huge fans! Mabuhay!

[@viciousesports283]

Thankyou for exploring much love and support from Nepal brother ❤

[@toxic_buddha]

My dude loved gundruk (fermented mustard greens/spinach) better than 90% of Nepalese here. Cheers!

[@nabingurung3832]

Glad to see you are enjoying my favorite thakali set brother👍 hope you enjoy the nepal❤️✌️👍

[@krishnasah4894]

Very good bro you come Nepal thanks and Jai Nepal ❤

[@MehrMazdakBabakKhorramdin]

Dear Josh, the best restaurant in Ktm is def. BAJEKO. It is located just near to Thamel.you should go from Thamel to Paknajol. Bajeko is just closed to Paknajol. You will never forget how delicious the meals are there.

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

Hadn’t heard of that one! Will check it out next time I’m in KTM, thanks for the suggestion ☺️

[@bibusanshrestha4605]

Lots of love from Nepal ❤

[@Jiweerai]

Welcome to Nepal 🇳🇵 😊🙏

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

Thanks so much for the warm welcome ❤️

[@yerinamaskey4375]

You are making me wanna go back to nepal ❤

[@kailashsongmenrai7503]

Gundruk means dried leaves. You can cook or marinate and eat

[@sagarpaudel2493]

Its not beetroot.. actually its bitter gourd… love you are enjoying nepali food

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

I know, you'll see I put it in the subtitles 😅 Just couldn't understand him properly speaking through the mask haha. Absolutely love the nepali food! More coming in upcoming videos 😊

[@raazhada4367]

gundruk is dried fermented spinach or green's

[@sabitrisunuwar-Thv]

Lots of love from nepal 🇳🇵❤️

[@thapavlogs9395]

You did it the right way. It was bitter gourd, bitter in taste and sometimes also made into chips to add texture. Also you don’t have much practice to eat with hands so it seems slow, but we eat food super fast, usually 4 to 5 min to eat all that you ate😄 Also when you are eating i noticed you leave your index finger, if you don’t let it go it’ll help you more and enhance your experience of eating with hand. Gundruk is spinach or other green vegetable which is sun dried and fermented which is why it has a strong earthy smell. Please enjoy your stay here in Nepal❤

[@bhuwangm4496]

Love u josh lots of love from Nepal 🇳🇵 ❤❤❤

[@ArjunThapa-p1i]

Going good bro🎉

[@neermad50]

From this video loving ur video❤ your new suscriber🤟🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼 thank u for visiting nepal🇳🇵🇳🇵

[@joy_kim103]

You know it's delicious when a restaurant is being run for a long time already, their food really looks delicious, you made me hungry Josh Lol 😂 by the way your upload is a bit late time here in my country 🇵🇭 😂 but no worries Josh as long as i'm entertained, can't wait for more Nepal series, ingat Josh 💖😍

[@jade015]

Mabuhay Josh! Eating with hands it say helps breakdown the food efficiently, and prevent indigestion. But for me it provides a profound sense of satisfaction and connection to the meal😊 Glad you enjoyed the food and want to try it even you haven’t tasted it yet and little bit struggling by hands😅 I feel hungry too😂 More videos ahead❤ Ingat❤

[@KhagendraMagi-ur2rm]

Try to newari Khaja set also please 🙏🙏🙏

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

I haven't heard of that until now, it looks delicious! 😊

[@ryurobles7407]

Been watching you from the beginning really enjoy watching your videos! from Ireland 🇮🇪 where do you go after india?

[@Avinaya_s]

Try the absolute original and best best thakali place “Jimbu thakali” in the place called naksal in kathmandu

[@Diplomats_Asia]

I wound recommend you to go Pokhara via air because there is heavy construction going on.

[@morxasssopgaming504]

You have to mix lentil mutton gravy with rice so it will give and delicious and rich flavour to your food

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

That sounds like a much better way haha, thanks for the tip! ☺️

[@feelursoul1]

Nice to c u mike please welcome my home town lumbini you will explore more

[@rabindrahumagain7684]

It is actually faster to eat with hands rather than with spoon for us.

[@krisvil0930]

this is wat i like in a travel vlog...THE FOOD🤤

[@testtest-wj5tu]

you can refill how much you can eat in daal bhaat or thali. you can refill as much as you can eat

[@69M-g5h]

You better visit upper mustang for trekking (highly recommend)😅

[@flosyd7891]

Damn you made me hungry now lol! lovely owner! no wonder food is good and restaurant is still running!

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

Snack time?! 😂

[@akaPraDeep]

The best part is you can add more and unlimited pickles vegetables,lentils and salad for free except the chicken in Nepali Thali. Add chicken gravy,lentils and mix them up and some vegetables to have more taste.

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

That is the best part! Not many dishes around the world that you get free refills 😍

[@akaPraDeep]

@@TheJourneyofJosh yeah and we are proud of our Nepali Khana

[@michaelquiambao1975]

🌟 👍Magandang gabi sir josh!👋😀 Ingat lagi🙏☝️

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

Magandang gabi sir Michael! Ingat as always 😊

[@legionbishnusunuwar3937]

Server gave u wrong information that is not beatroot. beatroot specially know by red colour. that's call bitter gourd,bitter melon,balsam pear. It has green screen and white to translucent fles. It is famous in Nepal n India.

[@rishabhregmi2943]

almost you made it the way you ate dal bhat, but don't use left hand in any case, wash your hand with soap before meal lol. Brother really loved your content, you will be one of the best vlogger out there

[@HimalSunar-j7u]

Gundruk call to in English fermented leafy ok it's exact english name it's really so taste to eat in every nepali home yes

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

Yeah I tried it later in a nepali home and preferred it, maybe the way it was cooked 😁

[@Sony_CasettePlayer]

Would definitely sugggest you to watch a tutorial on how to eat with your hands properly

[@mr.MOMOop]

Subscribe subscribe if you miss thakali khana

[@harithapamagar7562]

love from Nepal 🙏❤️

[@amritmaharjan994]

bro try newari cousin it will be best food in kathmandu valley because basically kathmandu indinus people was #Newar the best food in the whole world bro try newari food and come to visit chandragiri hill cable car its near to karhmandu city it located at west side of kathmanduuu cityyy....

[@prabirshrestha2727]

Try Newari khaajaa set as well and Newari sweets

[@louiswicks1864]

20:15 you’re gonna do what now?? 😅 Food looks so good! Making me hungry and craving Nepalese food! Keep the vids coming bro!

[@khatridinesh279]

New subscriber from nepal❣️

[@keshavadhikaripc9737]

I am from nepal.love it brother ❤❤

[@khukurinationx648]

It was bitter Gourd.. and it is very bitter.. very healthy.. eat it any way you like..

[@amritgurung-uh5uu]

Butter is raw ghee is boiled

[@bibekshrestha2769]

eating with hand , push the food with thumb into the mouth . yum yum thakali

[@benishmaharjan9643]

Gundruk origin from the kathmandu or kirtipur

[@SamAdhikary-l2f]

You tried your best with to explain the food having Gorkha beer , Salute 😂 .

[@sukumanthing9639]

welcome to Nepal

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

Thank you so much for the warm welcome! Hope you enjoy the upcoming videos

[@14-Peaks]

Nepal 🇳🇵 ❤❤❤❤

[@MAKALUHIMAL502]

Love from Morang nepal🎉

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

Much love! Hope you enjoy the videos ❤️

[@RijanGhimire-vj4zv]

Enjoy bro 😊🇳🇵

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

Thank you so much for the kind words 😊 hope you enjoy the upcoming videos!

[@DalBahadurAdaiMagar-eu6ni]

love from nepal

[@testtest-wj5tu]

Inaian thali and Thakali Thali both of them are original.

[@nischalgiri3929]

That’s a dried mustard leaf

[@morxasssopgaming504]

This thakali set is like table d hote 😊😊😊

[@tenzingbajracharya1549]

The vegetable was bitter gourd

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

Yeah, I put it in the subtitles because I didn’t hear him properly whilst filming because of the mask 😅 thank you!

[@govindbhujel9771]

Perfect....u have to grab,with 5finger❤😂

[@Karsangdawa-xu3zy]

You should to taste pork sekuwa with gorkha bear bro.

[@StarKCOfficial]

nepali jati like garnus ta🇳🇵

[@SarojRasailee19]

I love nepali❤❤ food

[@parasshahi8919]

❤

[@Bangtan_77850]

When will you upload Jaipur vlog. ?

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

India series coming after Nepal 😊

[@Youtubeasd45]

Iam also please come at my village

[@ashokkc161]

What's your friend channel?

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

Kayyywild

[@Naweej]

Pick your meal buy five finger Closeup your four finger and push the rice by thumb finger inside your mouth.rice should be in the closeup four finger . That's how we can eat with hand.

[@Nirvana-h8n]

Joshua bro don’t go Pokhara by road. Take a flight ❤. Highway is under construction.

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

Thanks for the tip brother! I am no longer in the country but I did fly to Pokhara haha, didn’t fancy risking the road 😂❤️

[@Heartfelt07]

How’s the old belly been holding up in Nepal? 😅😅

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

Didn’t really have any problems until I went trekking haha

[@Heartfelt07]

@@TheJourneyofJoshffs perfect time to have stomach issues, while up a mountain 😂😂

[@testgojex]

just wanna let you know its not like indian thali is original one or something like that ,definitely both look kind of same but they aren't.

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

Indians will say they invented it, Nepalis will say they did, I'm sure some other countries would also say they did too. If you google it though all the results will say south India. I wasn't trying to be factual, I was just saying what I have always been told. I obviously know very little on the subject 😅 What I do know though is yes, they are very different and they both taste great

[@bishwashbhattarai-td7ko]

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[@Fakeuserrr247]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@budobaaje6160]

Mate, I am homesick watching you gobbling Thakali set. Try not to eat your fingers😂😅 like we do. Enjoy broda.

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

Sorry to make you homesick brother! Hope my videos can give you a taste of home. I definitely need practice eating with my hands 😂

[@Jay-Anne24]

❤❤

[@RikeshBhandari-cb1gg]

every thing on the plate is main course bro not just mutton curry

[@vikingwarrior4495]

Indian learned rice eating culture from Nepal

[@Plantsandprop]

Man o man you could chunk that rice!!!

[@Youtubeasd45]

Me from nepal please comhere

[@nisonshrestha6997]

Chris and max from temu 😂

[@kraftuber]

🌧

[@ashimshrestha7804]

Drink barhasinge craft beer it is far better then any other beer

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

Drinking one right now haha

[@dineshgorkha]

M ur first viewer

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

Thanks for the support brother!

[@testtest-wj5tu]

In real thakali you will get ghee on top,

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

I did get ghee ontop? Twice 😅

[@pvkoinch]

Another maybe KZbinr guy opposite side of your table is also reviewing the same poppadoms.

[@suniltamang4873]

You go in mountain

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

Trekking videos coming in a couple weeks 😊

[@suniltamang4873]

Welcome in Nepal 🇳🇵 💙💙

[@kkg8785]

Indian Thali you don't get free refill and the Nepali Thali is much more healthier....

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

Yeah the free refills definitely is a massive bonus for the Nepali thali 😍

[@Tgrsl-n9u]

This is very expensive find go and try Rs 150 to 200 Rs Thali..you will not regret ..thank you ❤❤