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BENGALURU, INDIA - Welcome to Bengaluru (formerly Bangalore), the biggest city in Karnataka, and the third largest city in India. Bengaluru is known for being a tech capital, and they also have a lot to offer when it comes to food. Today we’re going on an Indian street food tour to eat 5 of the most unique and unusual street foods in Bengaluru.
➜ Kripal's channel: @FoodLoversTV - It was so much fun to hang out with Kripal who is passionate about food in Karnataka and extremely knowledgeable.
Raja Gobi JP Nagar (maps.app.goo.gl/SeN5WKLCL4vx5...) - You come here for one thing; Gobi Manchurian. Cauliflower is battered and deep fried, then stir fried with all sorts of tangy and spices sauce and extra masala spices. The result is truly unexplainable in words, something out of this world tasty.
Madhavan Park Bajji Shop (maps.app.goo.gl/4MycMXHyWqSqD...) - I was extremely excited to try Madhavan Park Bajji Shop for their whole deep fried bell pepper (Capsicum bajji). The bell peppers are battered in gram flour and seasonings, deep fried, then sliced into pieces and sprinkled with salad, masala and lime juice. Really delicious and a genius street food snack.
Uncle Egg Rice Corner (maps.app.goo.gl/NpXWa5aRseQew...) - Introduced originally by Kripal, this was one place I was extremely excited to try in Bengaluru. Chef has mastered the combination of egg fried rice with hard boiled egg curry. The cooking skills and knowledge of the spice combinations are incredible. A perfect example of humble everyday ingredients, transformed into something spectacular.
Jagli Tindi (maps.app.goo.gl/fyFw4VMcweg7s...) - Reviving old South Indian favorites, Jagli Tindi makes an outstanding idli that is steamed in a coconut shell. It’s something you have to try when you visit Bengaluru.
Shree Vasavi Condiments (maps.app.goo.gl/dkkkdUugXXbKS...) - Located on the extremely popular VV Puram Food Street, a glorious walking street dedicated to some of the best vegetarian Indian street food you’ll ever try, Shree Vasavi Condiments is famous for their Avarekai dosa - a dosa made with hyacinth beans among other herbs and vegetables. The dosa is made by flattening out the batter, adding a handful of the vegetable mixture, and frying with ghee, until extra crispy. It’s unlike any other dosa I’ve ever had, and incredibly tasty!
Thank you again to Kripal for taking us on this ultimate Indian street food tour in Bengaluru (Bangalore).
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[@henkkamatikaine2808]

Man who cooked the egg dishes looked very proud of what he does, as he should. Never seen eggs used like that.

[@mujbn1239]

Indeed

[@brozors]

It's genius use of egg. It's like the Indian equivalent of western cuisine "deviled" eggs.

[@anchalgupta524]

I know right! The smile on this face while they tasted his food was priceless!

[@mrb2643]

I take left over biryani n throw in some eggs to make an egg fried rice

[@vemanthreddy4210]

Ok. .

[@FoodLoversTV]

Thank you, Mark, for visiting Karnataka and showcasing our myriad, exciting culinary offerings to the world. And it was a privilege to introduce you to some of the flavours of namma Bengaluru. I am glad you enjoyed your time here, it was wonderful sharing many a meal here with you. Your sincere passion and enthusiasm for food is inspiring. Happy eating! 🙏🙏

[@pavankumarkv5926]

As Glad you guys are, I am disappointed in you Mr. Kripal. You were just not letting Mark to say how he felt about the food, you could have said your expertise/saying after mark gave his opinion rather you constantly tried to explain about what You felt(which you over did). Mark’s Energy was just not there in this Episode! You kindof over-shadowed his presense by over-doing it!

[@imranchoudhury3101]

@@pavankumarkv5926 Absolutely true. Glad others noticed as well.

[@sayakbasu7891]

I agree.....Mr Kripal should have let Mark talk and share his experience more regarding the taste.....

[@sayakbasu7891]

That's why for the 1st time didn't liked a Mark Weins episode.

[@edu-ocean2907]

dont speak too much kripal ji. THATS SO IRRITATING.. ACT LIKE A NATURAL FOOD LOVER, DONT BUMBLE TOO MUCH LIKE A GOAT

[@Halox1008]

kripal just spoke 100 synonyms of aroma, aromat, aromatic, incense, fragrance, scent, smell 😂😂😂😂

[@nanuunknown611]

😂😂

[@mrb2643]

He is fluent in hype

[@suryakantsingh2047]

😂😂😂

[@dank_jetha-memes]

Thats caled having a "vocabulary"

[@NotBob-zw3zw]

seems like a chutiya guy, Keeps interrupting Mark

[@Adaptadjust07]

I am from northeast India and i studied in Bangalore for two years 10 years ago , the people there are the kindness and most friendly on earth. I will never forget this beautiful city.

[@alpharomeo7575]

It's so kind of you. Love u broooo..

[@warsil3735]

Banglor and are r ally friendly I agree I visited there ..

[@kibutsugimuzan9766]

speak a speck of hindi and all the kindness comes crashing down.

[@HemanthKumar-hu9sc]

​@@kibutsugimuzan9766that's what social media shows you. Here everyone speaks Hindi if not thn atleast understand Hindi. No one will say anything if you speak politely, if you show attitude then ofcourse locals will retiliate. It's when I come to your house & start showing my attitude, you will kick me out of your house. It's just like that. Respect is a 2 way lane, you can't give respect but expect that others should give you respect? Lol 😂😂😂 If you don't know the ground reality, it's better to keep your shitty mouth shut. Btw the guy clearly said he stayed for 2 years so he would have experienced this, idk why you advising him? Krne ko kaam nahi hota hai bss har jagah bakchodi krna hai inhe bss.

[@kibutsugimuzan9766]

@@HemanthKumar-hu9sc what are you yapping about neanderthal? do you even know the ground reality?I have in person felt that hostility and yet they scream about how racist the north is to them.

[@rudresh_r.m]

Wonderful, Kripal is the only person who fit the role of showing around Bengaluru for food.

[@varunmarathe7888]

How desperate he’s looking thou. Typical Indians around foreigners

[@mukeshvijayaraghavan7550]

Yeah watch (food loverstv) his KZbin channel, kripal is one of the best food vloggers in India

[@movieteamkannada7669]

No. He don't know anything. Kannada people know bengaluru better

[@shajanmathew3588]

@@movieteamkannada7669 Agree. He ruined it. Mark should have got a better guide.

[@nithin0707]

2 Brainless kids spotted

[@maltesharalikatti2818]

This is a crossover that wasn't expected. But, the meet up of these two food lovers is itself a treat to watch.

[@mrb2643]

Kirpal guy doesn't know what he's talking about, from the get go about sweetness from ketchup 😅

[@thechefwhoclicks]

Kripal hag diya

[@papercutpostman1660]

Indian food never ceases to amaze me. The spices, the cooking techniques, the flavor bombs.

[@niccolopaganini9388]

yeeesssiirr. My mom still whips out new techniques that still amaze me to thisday

[@niccolopaganini9388]

@@apisaibavadra7551 what do you mean by that?

[@LoremIpsumDolors]

@@apisaibavadra7551 Not in india

[@avilashapanda7373]

​​@@apisaibavadra7551 go to a proper restaurant or maybe a 5 star if Street foods are unhygienic to you. :) Also, only a blind person can find something unhygienic in the whole video, lol.

[@vasiliskarkalas]

and the toilet at the end

[@leeboslounge1690]

Wow those dishes look outstanding, I love how the chef is so happy he knows hes a master of egg fried rice and egg curry, love from Scotland Mark 🇬🇧💙

[@anantgautam2485]

Hope you get to taste it soon too buddy

[@marathimanus1147]

Mark's reaction while Gobi Manchurian was being prepared felt like cricket/football commentary!

[@syedabdulrashidaljunied4913]

I know right?! 😂

[@CGRCOOL]

Yes, agreed 😂

[@romeoakbarwalter8630]

Marathi manus... looks like a gaali 😂😂

[@marathimanus1147]

@@romeoakbarwalter8630 that's fine

[@pranayvidhate3886]

@@romeoakbarwalter8630 Then keep it with you 😂

[@Dr_a_we_wake]

Few years ago, somebody else was showing Raja Gobi to Kripal. Now kripal doing it to Mark. Life has come a full circle for Kripal😇

[@raggyrao6910]

Marks smile is so infectious - even Kripal started grinning just like him... so beautiful to see you two!

[@allatones]

this is an Excellent mark wiens video! Srsly, been watching for years, and this has heartwarming, genuine stories, wonderful food, and elevated culinary descriptives in review. bravo teams, this is THE india travel video for this channel :))

[@dhruvkalkeri123_2]

I appreciate you for making such detailed videos for Karnataka There aren't any videos on KZbin showing proper food culture of this state. You are the only one doing it right now. Thank you

[@summer7670]

Yeah Even though I'm Kannadiga, I had no idea about Manglore seafood until I watched his video

[@movieteamkannada7669]

First watch and support kannada food channels.

[@Aerotyler23]

krIpal amana is a famous vlogger Seems like you guys ignore your own folks

[@dhruvkalkeri123_2]

@@Aerotyler23 you are right, I watched his stuff after this video. His content is quite different from what I consume, I assume that is why I never discovered him and also I didn't find his videos in series for Karnataka when I searched for it before. I think it is because he has made videos with restaurant and recipe names

[@yeshikims]

kripal amana is a bangalorean and his @foodlovers tv is very popular youtube channel. something you want to check.

[@Mulwall]

Amazing, av always liked Indian foods. How I wish... Much love from Kenya 🇰🇪

[@Shoegazer333]

Best DUO ever in thr history of food reviews on KZbin, both describe food so articulately. Best thing ever. Thank you Mike for coming to India and doing an episode with Kripal.

[@ranna1348]

These people are so extremely humble. Everything looks super tasty!

[@anantgautam2485]

Indeed they are

[@vnktravi]

Welcome to Bangalore Mark. Thanks for sharing these humble eateries, but they are well appreciated by us.

[@onlyfacts5701]

Marks face is like dude shut up it’s my channel stop talking so much 😂

[@davidmwebembezi3878]

😂

[@iamjuan007]

lol

[@ramdanisaputra3033]

The fact is that all the food in India is very salty, when mark said OH WOW it was because maybe the food was delicious and because the food had too much salt. 😂

[@kds8709]

@@ramdanisaputra3033wtf r u talking about lad, indian food isn’t salty 😂

[@ramdanisaputra3033]

@@kds8709 You have to try the street food, friends, if in an Indian restaurant all the dishes are adapted to suit the tastes of tourists, try the street food

[@moto3463]

Indian food just never misses. So much spices and nutrition.

[@abhilashmg7630]

Two of my favourite food hosts in one frame,Luv from Karnataka

[@julianamartinvlog]

Loves from Philippines🇵🇭🇲🇴

[@rajeshramachandran1704]

Dear Mark - You couldn’t have chosen a better ambassador and Food lover of India - The legendary Kripal . This collab vlog is one of the best ones that I have watched and so glad that you thoroughly relished the Raja Gobi Manchurian 👌😋 I agree the modest dish has been elevated to the next level in terms of preparation and quality 👌 Next pitstop with Rajamma’s Street food eatery . The bell pepper dish has hit the spot with the condiments 👌 Lovely gesture in thanking the owner and her son . Next pit stop is Uncle Egg Rice with Egg Curry and the legend simply relished the combo 😋😋👌 Next one is the Double egg Manchurian and Mark found the experience as Outstanding 👍 Next pitstop is the Jagli Thindi - the famous Coconut shell Idli and Mark is blown away by the two different types of idli and good combo with the chutney and Sambhar 👌 Next up a walk down the Food street in VV Puram . First dish is a Root topped with some lime and sugar / salt and it’s unique for Kripal as well . The Avarebele Dosae with some Chef theatrics was interesting to watch by Mark ( Dosa song ) . It’s but obvious that Mark loved it too . This was a super fabulous vlog and we genuinely lapped it up . What more can one ask for when two legends collab to make a fascinating series of Karnataka vlogs 💯💯

[@hedykarim3614]

What kind of root?

[@Scorparoop]

That’s not just a root ! Do some research

[@Cyanidic1]

Why does this look like an AI post

[@ganiwaseem9210]

It's like AI was asked to summarise the video 😂

[@rajeshramachandran1704]

@@Scorparoop The name of the Tuber is called - Ram Kand Mool which is a drum-shaped tuber mainly found in Indian states of Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana and Maharashtra.It is a lesser-known variety of tuber and root-fruit. Even though its identity is mysterious, it is believed to be the flowering stalk of Century plant. To be candid I haven’t seen or tasted anything like this one .

[@lalithavaranasi3719]

The collab we've never imagined!!! Here for it. Big fan of both Mark and Kripal and have been following them since many years now. I watched Kripal's video first on this collab and was just stunned and later this popped up on my feed - I felt Mark could've done a better job at introducing Kripal to his viewers.

[@robertkiss2737]

Absolutely incredible, thank you for sharing this with us

[@VickyBhardwajvlogs]

South Indian food is such a pure and natural food ❤

[@AnubhavSingh-xq2nu]

North Indian food is also very tasty every food vlogger is in love with delhi food ❤

[@pranayvidhate3886]

@@AnubhavSingh-xq2nu Comment doing person is from North only 😂

[@mavi6122]

​​@@pranayvidhate3886 north and south both have great cuisine I personally prefer south Indian food for breakfast And for dinner north Indian food

[@onemercilessming1342]

Cauliflower isn't interesting? Steam it, season it lightly, add melted butter. Or serve it with cheese sauce. Or put it, raw, on a plate of crudites and dip into your favorite dipping sauces. Fresh and steamed veggies have been a favorite of mine since childhood on my grandparents' farm!!😮

[@rrboss3721]

Well, everyone has their own preferences lol I love Gobhi Manchurian but I am 100% sure I wouldn't like Cauliflower your way 😀 I don't like most veggies and fruits despite me being a 100% vegetarian 🙂

[@harishramaiah2503]

@@rrboss3721 I like it both the ways :)

[@sahanagowda8989]

Two popular personalities whom I like the most are together on one screen. I Just loved this vlog.

[@austinmonteiro4813]

It really surprises me to see how while describing you are making it sound like a novelty to all this common Indian street food which many of us opt to eat it on a regular basis due to it being tasty & budget friendly.

[@originalkiragaming5242]

Karnataka people are so amazing and hospitality is next level

[@technological1401]

😂😂😂

[@sunshine7298]

​@@technological1401🏌️🏌️🏌️

[@countmontecristo2832]

Namma karnataka.🙏🏻

[@Bendakaluru_Manu]

Kripal pride of kannada and food ambassador for karnataka with excellent food narration

[@ksaylor83]

I saw it as just a local trying to expand the description beyond "uhmmmmmm sooo good yummmy" and actually explaining what the goal of the ingredients are, which he can taste more easily as a local... like we can explain a cheeseburger to a non local as Americans...

[@thedarkness-zh6bl]

The collaboration we didn't expect but deserved to see, love seeing you both in one video ❤

[@michelleblaylock3350]

The Food looks Delicious 😋 another Beautiful video 📹

[@siddhanthachaiah3786]

Bangalore welcomes you Mark....have an amazing time. !!

[@achuucindu]

Daivittu call it Bengaluru...even RCB does

[@achuucindu]

Even mark wines calls it Bengaluru

[@nanuunknown611]

Bengaluru guru banglore alla 🤦

[@vemanthreddy4210]

Ok. .

[@vemanthreddy4210]

Noice

[@nishantgilatar]

Mark's narration sounds like sports commentary! love it

[@Swaroop19Tony]

God I love my country's food so much. Easy to look past all the gems we have when we're surrounded by it, which is why I love watching foreigners reaction/exploration videos; makes me rediscover stuff that I've taken for granted :)

[@curtisferrier9822]

Awesome video as always 👌 👏 Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦

[@akshayprabhu8732]

BTW. The fluffy idli in Jackfruit leaf is called KHOTTO in Konkani language and is a typical Gaud Saraswat cuisine

[@bhandarkarhemant]

vai mama

[@nikhilshenoy8412]

The joy of seeing Khotto in a food video is

[@akshayprabhu8732]

@@nikhilshenoy8412 absolutely. Pan tanni nav ghetilna

[@nikhilshenoy8412]

@@akshayprabhu8732 Vai, i kept waiting for that moment. Ani Mangalore's video was very nicely shot too.

[@S1KrrSoCal]

Also called kadabu

[@manjunathasr4239]

It's a really amazing video dear Mark and Aman sir. Waiting for another wonderful video.

[@foodistayt]

This is pure food art! Every dish looks absolutely mouthwatering. Keep up the amazing work!

[@snaspectrum6691]

I'm a Pakistani and I love watching South Indian Food as I'm also Bengaluru by my ancestors, and my mother cooks incredible Idli and Cheela (Dosa).

[@globalcitizenn]

Wow it’s amazing your mother cooks Idli and has maintained a connection to her South Indian Kannadiga ancestors

[@AS-jo8qh]

Wow what language does your mom speak at home?

[@snaspectrum6691]

@@AS-jo8qh She speaks Urdu but can listen and understand Tamil and Telugu. My maternal Grandfather was fluent in South Languages. Gradually, he was evolved in Pakistani culture and opted for Urdu.

[@foysalratul]

I love Kripal Amanna and his videos on his channel. It's nice to see Mark and Kripal Together. ❤ It's a legendary video no doubt.

[@moshe1000000]

Kripal is a great host. Very articulate and to the point.

[@supriyatonapi4908]

Kripal sir is the best person to explore the classic foods of Bangalore city with! Wisest choice Mark and an amazing video! Would love to see you both travel around Karnataka and explore more local food!

[@alicewarner5172]

Have you ever had any trouble with getting sick from a food…..I am amazed you can eat so many types of food….I have been a friend for a lot of years……blessings to you and your loved ones…..❤❤❤

[@dhruvkalkeri123_2]

There is a very low chance of getting sick. Lots of youtubers make a big matter out of it and make videos just for views

[@lfc_tushar]

Achullaly packaged food more chance of getting poisoned than Street food sellers, because Street food maybe look unhygienic, but they made it instantly from from fresh ingredients

[@yogi_4099]

It depends on how strong your immune system is.

[@krod16]

You have less risk of getting sick if you eat freshly cooked foods. The risk increases if you eat food that uses raw ingredients especially water. Which is the biggest cause of getting sick. Always drink packaged or filtered water in India. And eat cooked food. Avoid raw foods.

[@santoshgudigar8436]

Different from most food vloggers Mark seems to finish most of his food or it's just good editing. But this makes him different from others and most watched too

[@shubhajitbhowmik2687]

Kripal clearly steals the show here. The way he explains different notes of "taste" - is something nobody else does, and there he is the KING. More power to you, Kripal Anna. Thanks Mark, for choosing the OG of this field ♥

[@arunpolimera]

Mark and Kripal Amanna you both are great and this a wonderful video and we are waiting for the collaboration from so many days. thanks for the video.

[@deeya8184]

Love from Bengaluru ❤

[@thediscovererww2726]

Quite a challenge to view such incredible videos while fasting during Ramadan :) . Dear Mark, I appreciate you creating such excellent videos.

[@manjumist7331]

Happy to see two legends of foody on one frame..

[@pritishpadhy2603]

Superb episode. Glad that Mark collaborated with Kripal here, nobody knows Bengaluru food better than him👍

[@dazuotv]

Bangalore street food looks so delicious, I want to try it 👍

[@manjus6285]

Luv this episode, looks heartning the way Kripal explains the food name and content in local language and then in english. Kudos to both. What an episode..!

[@mohd.asifiqbal7669]

Two best food bloggers..love this combination. Kripal well joined Weins

[@rishi_geo_wizard]

What an amazing guy! He's just not coming but also works with local KZbinrs even though he don't need to. True Gentleman

[@hasanabbas21]

I have been following your channel for so many years now. Finally in my city Bangalore.

[@saiharsha8807]

When I was staying in Bengaluru I ate food in uncle egg rice it was great experience he is so humble...

[@satyajeetdhere]

@Mark, Come to kolhapur, here you will test spicy but testy Non-veg food with Tambada Rassa (Red Mutton Soup with some authentic indian Spice) and Paandharaa Rassa ( white Mutton Soup with coconut milk and some other indian Spice), it is avilabe anywhere in India, but if you want origanl recipe then please come to kolhapur. apart from this there are lots of things to explore ... from here you will access the Konkan like Goa and All (Heven on Earth )

[@rainmaker2635]

These indian food are just so amazing! would love to visit those street food locations real soon !

[@sunilmpsuni9199]

Subscriber of Both channels from years.. Benki Collab 🔥🔥🔥

[@gsudeepshetty5059]

One good thing happened to banglore during IPL

[@RaghavendraBB-ie8jl]

Waw Super. Welcome to Karnataka❤

[@MohammedIrfan-eu1ic]

Welcome to Bengaluru city Mark. I just love watching your videos and you are among the best when it comes to reviewing the food. Kripal Sir is the best person you can find when it comes to reviewing our local food. Kripal and Mark make up aan awesome partnership. Please keep up your good work

[@frankenstein7791]

So glad you enjoyed food from all my favourite places too!

[@dayanandparapurath4590]

Two of my favorites food vloggers Mark Wiens and Kripal Amanna in my beautiful city of Bengaluru. Loved this awesome video. I was virtually droooling all through the video. 😋😋😋😋😋❤🧡💛💚💙💜🤎

[@sarahaugustine4185]

Kripal is so wonderful at describing the flavors that I swear I could nearly taste the foods you enjoyed.

[@vlogforpeople004]

Thumbnail: uncle egg 💀

[@ksaylor83]

I love his descriptions of each food for Mark, the ingredients, cooking method and flavors...

[@Prajnakotian76]

It’s Dharwad egg rice

[@sundermenon7830]

Great to see Kripal and Mark enjoy Bengaluru Street foods..... Loved the episode !

[@robkelly9258]

Wow every dish in this one looks amazing! very nice 🙂

[@Arnab_Mahapatra13]

There is no substitution of Indian food specially south Indian food ❤❤ That Idli, Dosa ufff just wow

[@jagadishr2405]

Over 5000 Delicacies Are Originated Created Invented In Kitchen Of KARNATAKA KANNADIGAS Are Of Supreme Taste No Comparision & Competitors For KANNADIGAS Food In India ಜಯ ಕರ್ನಾಟಕ ಜಯ ಕನ್ನಡ ಜಯ ದ್ರಾವಿಡ ದೇಶ

[@Raaxshas]

@@jagadishr2405 ok calm down..a little modesty dont go a long way

[@jagadishr2405]

@@Raaxshas Truth Is Always THE Truth Accept It ಜಯ ಕರ್ನಾಟಕ ಜಯ ಕನ್ನಡ ಜಯ ದ್ರಾವಿಡ ದೇಶ

[@Raaxshas]

@@jagadishr2405 i love bangalore food.. but there is richness and history of food behind each and every state .you are just going to isolate yourself against other states with taht divisive comment

[@jagadishr2405]

@@Raaxshas Mumbai Vada Pav Pav Bhaji Kolkata Rasgulla Etc Have Their Own Taste & Value According To State Wise Hello I Want Clarify That In Your Comment You have Told South Indian Food Is Super South India Is Made Up Of ಕರ್ನಾಟಕ ಆಂದ್ರ ತೆಲಂಗಾಣ ಕೇರಳ ತಮಿಳ್ನಾಡು Among The South Indian States Majority Of SOUTH INDIAN Foods Over 5000 Delicacies Are Originated Created Invented In KARNATAKA Kannadigas Kitchen My ಕರ್ನಾಟಕ Has Rich Heritage KARNATAKA KANNADIGAS Are Supreme On Earth Ready For Open Challenge Debate Other South Indian Foods Are Useless Hopeless ಜಯ ಕರ್ನಾಟಕ ಜಯ ಕನ್ನಡ ಜಯ ದ್ರಾವಿಡ ದೇಶ

[@aishwaryavishwanath3806]

I love to see it!! Welcome mark!!!!

[@abishkdesai]

Hey Mark, So nice to see you, would be happy to host you, let us know if you are coming to Bangalore again. I wish Kripal had also taken you to Basaveshwar Kanavali, Malleshwaram CTR - Masala Dose, Brahhmins Cafe - Idli & Vada and most importantly should have finished with Authentic Bangalore Coffee. List never ends, hope you would make one more visit.

[@rooftopmunda]

The host is too good. He blew life into this vlog. Love his enthusiasm ❤😮

[@dragonpaili696]

Check his channel ‘ food lovers tv ‘

[@monstar184]

Love from karnataka 💛 ❤

[@lloydrobert6182]

Welcome to Bangalore, Mark! I live here, and really enjoy the variety of food everywhere! There's so much to taste!

[@appalachianfamilyrecipes4647]

Omg this episode made me so hungry! I can only imagine how delicious all of these dishes were. The artistry of the chefs was stunning.

[@ylocoslovakia]

Between Mark and Kripal’s food description I’m already salivating. Lol

[@nerd26373]

We appreciate how well you articulate your insights. Keep up the good work.

[@YouTubetail]

Mark 👍🏼

[@ramanathanbalasiva3438]

@ 1:10 i just paused and watched that frame for 5 mins 🙂 welcome to Bangalore Mark 🙂 Mark and kripal amanna will be a great combo in Bangalore.

[@janinedalipe181]

Natural salt from hand mixer with extra hair in the side.. awesome...

[@Utsav-DK]

Your mom also does that in your kitchen 😂

[@krithesh2561]

The collaboration we all were waiting for🥳🥳🥳

[@elizabethalexander607]

Wonderful collab from two of my favorite food vloggers 😍 And makes this even more special since it’s in Namma Bengaluru🥰

[@harshamh6224]

Kripal and MARK the biggest, Best food Vloggers meeting at Bengaluru is like festival to eyes to watch over. Thanks Kripal SIR, MARK and JOE for your work. Keep it going!!!!!!

[@girigirigowda8599]

Mark, Also visit Jayanagar T block, TAZA THINDI hotel nearby. Good & hygienic south Indian foods at reasonable prices. Special congrats from ಕನ್ನಡಿಗ to visiting our Karnataka. ❤

[@Anoopkumar-ef6lr]

​@@RockyBhai-ne1bd😂😂

[@MarsFitnes55]

Kripal is a cool guy..love from TN❤

[@Narennmallya]

When 2 legends share the screen together you know its gonna be an awesome episode😄 Very happy to see you savour some of the awesome Street food at Bengaluru Mark😄🔥

[@Prajnakotian76]

Dharwad egg rice and Dakshina Kannada mangalore Udupi moode has idlli

[@srinivaskamath8305]

I admire the courage you guys had to eat what looked like fiery spicy food...Hats off to both of you!

[@prr71]

Couldn’t be any better person than kripal to assist you giving food tour of Bengaluru ! Iconic choice Mark! Double bonanza for someone like me who admire both you guys and your work!

[@DarshanD1987]

Thank you for visiting Karnataka, Mark. From this series you will be more popular among kannada people. Thank you once again for visiting.

[@movieteamkannada7669]

No.

[@freddienaga398]

The way the Gobi is made makes it so meaty and delicious. Thanks for Visiting India. I'm from the North East and I really want to Invite you to Nagaland during the December festival.

[@syedamarmusa6512]

Bangalore isn't only about upscale cafes and restaurants, which can give it an elitist vibe. There's also a fantastic array of local street food to enjoy. Absolutely loved it!

[@cboven18]

Mmm I love cauliflower yummy 😋

[@BiPolarBear128]

My God Indian food is just so rich and varied ... You could NEVER get bored eating in India ...

[@morrisfletcher4201]

Keep up the great work!, you're passion for food is palpable.

[@Kamleshhdas]

16:15 the mark sound after looking the egg rice owner spunds perfect ❤❤

[@sidheart8905]

i have never seen these many unique foods except the gobi manchurian shown, others were very unique... the big sponge idly looks very cool , egg rice is too much ... as there is egg in rice also and too much curry eggs i think that much amount of egg not good but looks very cool and bell peppers also nice... great video covering all these unique crazy street food, i think best part of eating streetfood is that we get to see the colors and cooking

[@ganeshpnischay9324]

Cheers to Kripal !!

[@chain2mnm1]

This Karnataka series is so wholesome!!! 😭😭😭❤

[@janawaw8293]

Thank you Mark and a team arround , it was very interesting about food! I see here is next area for lovers of the food.😋😍

[@manavjain618]

People who are worried about sanitation. Notice that right hand is used always for making food and eating food. Left hand for dirty work. This is Indian culture. We divided the tasks of left and right hands years ago. And it goes on till today.

[@moryakantha5782]

He came near bannerghatta with Kripal, legendary moment