Incredible INDIAN FOOD from MUMBAI! | You will LICK your FINGERS when you eat this!!

Hey guys!
today we tried out this restaurant that has food influenced from Mumbai India! Every dish was so tasty, it was lick your fingers good!! You have to check this place out!!
Indian Bombay Bistro
7558 6th St
Burnaby BC
Canada
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[@Guurur]

In all reality indian food has been blessed by God's from heaven. Only food in entire world where one lifetime is not enough to try everything on the zillion menu items.👌

[@AussieAngeS]

My gosh that food looks 🔥😍 I love Indian food, I’m literally almost licking my iPad right now lol

[@rahulshrivastavbit]

lol

[@sahilpatel194]

Really.. Lol 😅

[@devikamenon8605]

It tastes yummier if it’s authentic. Especially if home made then nothing like it

[@sahilpatel194]

@@devikamenon8605 yes There is a different taste of House prepared.. Do you like Indian curries, non-veg and snacks. Have you ever tried it?

[@unseenvideos9447]

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[@interpol7505]

This channel is so underrated.

[@Realthruth-]

This channel is so highly under-rated.. Love your reactions.. Specially the way you like INDIAN food 🇮🇳.. Keep trying indian meals..it has such a great variety in vegetarian as well as in non veg food.. Keep posting such amazing videos.. I'm sure this channel can hit million subscribers one day.. I believe in you👍

[@paulson2008]

I would strongly recommend "Davidsbeenhere" channel for how to eat with hands ...probably with every Indian food review 😊

[@yasmeenkhan6656]

Absolutely

[@ajayv9039]

Or volpe as well... The Biryani king

[@AS-jo8qh]

U can eat however u want. Indians use spoons and forks too

[@Mr-HHH]

Yeah 😍

[@samsfoundation3964]

Yes but now you know why we eat with hands😋

[@anshitagoyal9444]

Okra is just a Vegetable also known as ladies finger and it's a fan favourite here in India. Also, the colour red in curries is essentially orange and it's mainly a mix of two main spices i.e. turmeric and kashmiri red chilly powder. It also has multiple other spices but the colour is because of these two and also, slow cooking adds to the smoky colour.

[@mintooji1100]

We Cooke it in just bit of oil (any tadka) and just haldi(for bit of clour about a half teaspoon) and salt (as per taste)....and the result is slurpy tasy good, !!!(Just fry it on medium flame until okra aka bhindi or ladies finger......looks a bit Srinkerr and small jus a bit......u'll taste the real flavour of the veggies.....take most of the Indian veggies and cook the same way and let me know the results...... 🙏🏽❤️🇮🇳

[@mintooji1100]

Also but small cut potatoes (raw diced and sliced) with the okra aka bhindi aka "ladies finger" and follow the same recipe till the potatoes get tender ( that's an indication of the okras are cooked properly.) Make a vlog on this recipe. 😁

[@mintooji1100]

The only way to enjoy this tasty everyday Indian household dish is with a bread (Roti ,phulka) or "Paratha"

[@hinduhindustani2072]

Tip: Bhindi goes best together with plain yellow dhal. Both should be eaten with rice and some mixed veg pickle.

[@ganeshpatil3634]

The eating with hand is really joy of food and fun

[@DrBrunoRecipes]

Lovely food👌🏻 Greetings from Scotland 😊 Have a wonderful day everyone 🌻

[@shaggyk369]

It's nice to see so many foreigners are exploring Indian food... Indian Desserts make me feel like King 👑 because in most countries they get very few types of desserts...

[@yogeshraghu7028]

next time try indian food along with Davidbeenhere, he is like an enclyopdia in all indian dishes... this video so beautiful with your expression to each and every dishes bite wow keep rocking thank you.

[@YuperSoutuber]

okra is ladyfingee and rice is usually paired with yellow daal along with meat or veggie

[@sureshkamath708]

Good to see you happy eating Indian food visit to India and u will be happy to eat more good food

[@yashrustagi8161]

Subscribed today as that food is hell good and you eating with hand looks mesmerizing

[@kirankinnu5084]

you ate exactly like an indian..you made perfect combinations of your curries with rice and naan...love from india

[@smaster_ram]

You guys should collab with davidsbeenhere... That'd be damn cool

[@aaklii]

The background music you have given is classical indian, seems like you have done a heavy research!!! Good Vibes sending to u from India.

[@amazinghomekitchen7891]

Very nice video. The Indian food is delicious and tasty. Thankyou for sharing

[@prabalhazarika191]

Using hand is not a mandatory in restaurants. Whoever tells you to do they don't do that themselves. You're so underrated I'm not even kidding. Keep these videos coming.

[@soumyaganguly2875]

You are a true Indian food lover. The way you gives your food features is simply amazing. I really enjoy your vlogs. India is such a large country and our food is also diverse. If possible, you should try region wise food.

[@dhiraj7m]

Food you order is very favorite among Marathi people, starting from kolambi (prawns) with rice, Matton, chicken and bharli bhendi with Roti.

[@Devil2Knight]

The white sauce is a raita (Mainly yogurt and they can throw in a smattering of spices and blitzed or fined chopped onions, tomatoes, cucumber, carrots, mint etc) And the color comes from a combo of tomatoes, carmelized onions, chilli powder, turmeric powder and then the other spices that you add in.

[@niladrimukherjee2098]

Good girl . Thanks for appreciating and promiting Indian food and culture.

[@borg11276]

Eating with hands simple technique, hope it helps. You can use fingers to collect food (especially rice) into manageable portions then you literally form two teams with your fingers, One team is going to be your 4 fingers excluding your thumb morphing to form one flat wide finger used to support the food collected or scooped to reach your mouth and the thumb forms other team used as pusher to push scooped food to your mouth ( the trick is to keep the scooper fingers together and not let gaps between them to avoid food spillage). The scooped food is usually small enough not to touch your palm. The scooped food resting on your scooper / spoon like fingers collection approaches wide open mouth usually like docking module parallel to the ground then you position your thumb behind the scooped food and push it into the open mouth. Initially you might end up elbowing person sitting next to you trying to maintain docking angle but with conscious effort and proper wrist fold you reduce the elbow angle eventually. After you master this next step is breaking bread with out to help of the other hand. For this you use the Vulcan salute formation with fingers where the pinky and ring finger is used to pin the bread down and index and thumb would be used to tear a piece of the bread towards you ( the middle finger as per convenience would side with either partied to get the task done).

[@shadesshadows10]

I think the portion size of every dish was seriously generous

[@sonnymollet6661]

hi, i just been watching your videos lately as i discovered them from watching other videos where westerners try Indian food and give their opinions, i just want to say you do present your videos really well to show and describe the food you taste in a wonderful way, you cover from the restaurant furnishings all the wat down to the service, ohh by the way okra is known as lady's fingers or okra, its great for lowering blood sugar levels, keep up the good work, keep posting, I'm hungry for more🙂

[@gopikrishnavarma5615]

Welcome to India

[@ritankarsasmal380]

Yes Okra is available in the USA and many ppl know it. It's also called ladies finger. it's very popular veggie tbh. When u plan to eat with hand pls wash ur hand before eating and after obviously. You definitely shouldn't eat rice wrapped in any bread. You eat them separately. And it's pronounced Gosht not goosh. O not OO, Not aloo gabi it's aloo gobi.

[@abhishek.yadav454]

Wooooowwwwwwww......my mouth strat watering already....😍😍🤤🤤☺️☺️

[@TheArry102010]

❤️ from India ...

[@Robbie_jojo]

Im your new sub from California ..love your videos...i need indian food videos,love em....more more more lol

[@jhandupandu1887]

Niceee to see you truly enjoying your food dude!! I normally don't comment but was happy to see you licking your fingers in appreciation... Just a food for your thoughts - Indian food outside India is no where near to what it tastes in India. Being a chef myself and having worked for years outside India I know what I am saying and why.. Main reason is the recepie of spices and the way they are home made in India. Outside you get machine packed n not so fresh spices n powders that are customized to last year atleast in packings .. When you do it with fresh ingredients by hands it takes you to a whole new levels - words cannot describe the taste, the feeling and the freshness.. Do travel to India to experience it and ofcourse don't forget to get a head massage in India!!!

[@rahulshrivastavbit]

okra is lady finger.. love ur channel

[@meenasubramanian5294]

Okhra means lady finger madam.You r beautiful sensational madam keep trying Indian dishes Nd increase your taste buds.

[@dwipayanghosh6780]

I am so happy and proud that seen you for Indian foods

[@7384155239]

I love your videos. Your reaction after eating each and every food is price less. If you are seeing my comment I will suggest you to try some authentic Indian “bengali” dish or try all “chats” like samosa chat, gol gappa, vel puri, papri chat, dahi chat etc. Good going, keep it up 🙂

[@sameerrana7058]

Great video! Truly appreciate you eating Indian food the way it should be eaten.. with the hands. Eating with fork and spoon kills the experience. Okra is available in all Indian grocery stores. Try making Bhindi fry (if you chance upon Tawa Fry Masala - a spice packet of MDH brand) it goes awesome with Bhindi (Okra). Quick tip - try to dry the bhindi before cooking.

[@sandeepsandhu4286]

I am glad you like indian food . Just an observation - you never eat rice with any bread and vice versa...its either or :) You can ofcource order rice and bread , but you dont eat your vegetables or chicken with bread and rice in it :))

[@Heart.SoulfulIndian]

Bhuna gosht means roasted meat . The curry of onions, tomato is fried till it turns deep red after adding small amount of red chilli powder. Tomatoes tend to stop the cooking process as they are tangy but onions are fried in oil and then tomato paste is fried with it salt, black pepper, garlic and spices to make the gravy. The chicken/ lamb roasted in oil is browned nicely and then mixed hot with the curry. Can be had with steamed rice.

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Underrated channel...Always add Hashtags like #Indian, #Forigner trying indian food,#Naan,#ChickenTikka in your description.I Hope your next video will reach 1M views...🤩🔥💖

[@imtijamir8054]

Every time I see you eating I go hungry. Now I am subscribing you.

[@tulika_9519]

To add that *Red* colour in indian dishes...we generally add *Tumeric powder* & *Kashmiri red chilli powder*.. this red chilli is not spicy but only for Colors. If you add it on hot oil (in the beginning)...it gives you extra vibrant colour to that dish.

[@asam9498]

Great video!!!

[@Heart.SoulfulIndian]

Okra is a green mucilaginous vegetables grows on climbers. Looks like chillies leathery to touch. Fried with onions and spices to make dopyaaza meaning two onions literally. Anything do pyaaza has onions chicken do pyaaza etc.

[@mintooji1100]

Pls travel to different states and try different thalis and sabji,gravies and all.....it would be a foodgasm in every bite. 😁🙏🏽❤️🇮🇳

[@sahilpatel194]

Good entertaining...

[@thekunaltech7801]

17:04 ( Indian Kashmiri red chili powder ) actually it is Indian chilli powder which is less spicy but make your dish bright red.

[@artus198]

What makes it dark red (gravy) is mainly red chilli powder !

[@meenusaxsena1355]

I'm feeling you💕😍. Love from India🇮🇳

[@Heart.SoulfulIndian]

Raita...flavoured yoghurt/ curd with mint and green chillies and salt sometimes

[@thearunking]

Try south indian food idli, vadai, masala thosa and more

[@TRILOK.VIJETA]

GREETINGS 4M LUCKNOW CITY INDIA...NICE EPISODE.GOD BLESS U

[@mayurambatkar6500]

It Is Kashmiri chilies that gives the color to the food, its not that hot as pit looks but it give a nice color to food

[@yashmanjrekar1223]

Really love tge way tou eat Like that cones straight from the heart and aint like other bloggers who eat as if they are just here checking in for salt in the food By rhe way oakra is LADY Finger

[@pradeeppatel6989]

I thing you might have never tasted but we Indians eat daily is Dal tadka with Rice or Naan or Chapati. Try it once.

[@Heart.SoulfulIndian]

Try pickled onions/ shallots / small onions made from a solution of white vinegar, tea spoon sugar, salt to taste. Soak onions in this solution with pieces of sugar beet / beet root for colour red and eat with mint chutney with chicken and non vegetarian dishes. It's a digestive and provides a tangy flavour to the food. Just like accompaniments to main courses. Can be had with starters as well.

[@demoskysky4086]

try cooking okra\ladyfingure with mango pickle chutney.try it and you wont regret.the pickle must be indian style.

[@jaisworld6462]

With your reactions, m enjoying punjabi songs in background 😀😀

[@josekmcmi]

This young lady really loves Indian food , and she is so pleasant and charming. Have a wonderful time, girl!

[@alfonsoandjessica]

Thank you! :)

[@abhishekkhot1794]

Love from India 🇮🇳

[@dj...channel2549]

So yummy 😘😋

[@rajeshramachandran1704]

Hi Jessica - I just subscribed to your channel ! Had no clue that you love Indian cuisine and you are kind of an ambassador of India 🇮🇳! Watched a few vlogs of yours and your passion is so true !! Much love to you and your angel from Mumbai 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 ! Kindly let me know when you plan to visit India - will ensure that I have the perfect culinary plan for you and your angel !! God bless 👍👍👍👍

[@rajeshramachandran1704]

Just an advice if you don’t connect with your digital family / fans then we both are kind of wasting each other’s time ! Take care !

[@Study_Tech5]

You are a pure soul, because the way you are eating is very soulful... All the best

[@alfonsoandjessica]

Thank you :)

[@Study_Tech5]

I would love to meet you if I come to US by any chance in My life... :)

[@diyadew7340]

In India there is many different types of cheese. Like Paneer or indian style cottage cheese and chaina (the one you had) . Love you.. you are so sweet love 🥺🥺❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@sidharthchoudhary4397]

Love from india 🇮🇳

[@schmoogle8459]

Every Indian restaurant needs to give such portions to appease my ravenous appetite

[@dilbagsandhu4510]

😍😍🥰🥰🥰 love from punjab amrittsar

[@roxholding4189]

Nice foodie channel. Alphonso is cute. Probably, while eating with hand/fingers, always try to keep the fingers close to each other in such a manner that even a tiny rice shouldn't pass through fingers.

[@5yfgh7hcbbg]

Lovely

[@rangraj693]

You should have eaten sweet ..food like rasgulla jalebi berfi.....and many more.. 😍😍😍

[@Djpiwal]

Awesome

[@ranitpaul7731]

Cooking the lamb for a long time makes it go dark red thereby enhancing the taste!

[@kaushalsharma5190]

We Indian usually eat vegetables with roti so eat okra with naan. Rice is eaten in India with something liquidy, daal or any other thing which has Curry. Love the way you enjoy Indian food.

[@srinivasareddydwarampudi5002]

Its Ladiesfinger a king of vegitable in tropical india

[@Amjad.403]

I'm so hungry ❣️❣️😀😀

[@beyond2007]

Excellent

[@triballife-universalfoodvl7652]

Very nice👏👏👏

[@asky2621]

Very good

[@ranitpaul7731]

Indian way of eating: Bread, appetizers - using 3 fingers. Rice related dishes always using 5 fingers for additional support to not let the food fall off!

[@yakigujjar958]

I love 💕 indian food 🥝😍❤️🙏🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@viralkumarmevada6978]

Pls make Video on Indian veg Street foods

[@supriyapatil3962]

The dessert Rasmalai is made with paneer also called as indian cottage cheese

[@nostalgic1777]

😍😋😋😋

[@pankajmehrotra7623]

If you really want to taste authentic Indian food, the kind of food we eat daily at home then be yourself invited to different communities like Bengali, Assamese, Punjabis and have a taste of it at their place, only then you will get the taste of real Indian food. Indian foods served on restaurants are tasty but not healthy, You just can't have it daily.

[@stfu4805]

Kerala and tamilnadu r again different from others..🔥

[@manasvigaurdeoria]

India aa jayegi.

[@bigdeal5348]

Love from 🇮🇳🙏

[@shameemhaquemd4794]

Very nice way to present

[@alfonsoandjessica]

Thank you! :)

[@vipulverma8208]

Beautiful

[@artus198]

Nice 👍🏽

[@vineethgg7]

💓🇮🇳💓

[@pradeepambre8516]

Welcome and enjoy FOOD AND TRAVEL ANYWHERE YOU LIKE WITHOUT

[@jithinraj9863]

👍👍

[@boki5413]

in which country your best food was

[@yashhhrajrane]

OKRA a.k.a LADIES FINGER a.k.a BHINDI in HINDI... please make sure u mention the location & prices of the entire lunch or dinner...God bless you both... prayers & blessings from Mumbai India... Namaste 🙏

[@deepaksetia]

Try all veg Indian lunch /dinner pls. Many people don’t touch meat at all in India.

[@Anandpenat]

The orange colour comes not from any artificial food colouring . It comes from two spices that are a staple in Indian food . When these two spices mix together you get a colour that is signature Indian cuisine.. And both the spices are extremely good for your body with a ton of health benefits from controlling inflammation to aiding digestion and building immunity.. The spices - Turmeric and Kashmiri Red Chilly Powder .

[@Sweeet_Life]

A nww subscriber🇮🇳

[@ronniecross9077]

Okhra is from outer space .

[@milindphadke9132]

Indian food is to be eaten by ur hands to get the utmost of satisfaction

[@shaliniprabaharan4554]

Try Sri Lankan Food. Shrimp kothu my favorite.

[@nikhilkulkarni5632]

Okra means ladies-finger , & goues gosht means goat mutton