Kasi Indian - Getaway San Diego

[@trevor3948]

i love indian food. i want to eat right now

[@grapejuiceboy]

Are you advertising indian food? or the restaurant, it seemed more like the latter.

[@aakash.pradhan]

Its not like only Indians can cook and serve good Indian food. Come on people.

[@utsav0309]

If that is called authentic Indian food, then our spicy chicken chowmein is an authentic Chinese food.

[@booyaka105]

What's authentic Indian food then, care to explain?

[@utsav0309]

booyaka105 Well I said it is "not authentic" that doesn't mean it is "bad". When you add olive oil to any Indian food, then there goes the authenticity out of the widow. And I love Spicy Chicken Chow Mein btw

[@booyaka105]

utsav0309 Okay, and I never said you meant "bad" when you said "not authentic". I was genuinely confused as to what WOULD constitute authentic Indian food is this didn't, but now I see you were talking about the olive oil.

[@BlackMambo5]

+booyaka105 -- Let me explain you in a little bit detail -- Essentially there is not one sole authentic Indian food that ALL Indians can identify with. For example -- for the Britishers -- the common staple is like fish & chips, Brits can identify easily with it. Similarly, for Americans it's Steak, Hotdogs & Bacon. However when you talk about India, the cuisine here is ridiculously diverse. It would take someone at least 2-3 years to try out every single Indian dish in existence from every part of India, I mean I am exaggerating a bit, but you get the point. And us Indians, well, we usually identify ourselves only with our native/local food. For example a person from a Southern State of India wouldn't normally identify with Sarson Ka Saag(google it up). Similarly a person from a North Eastern State wouldn't normally identify with Khaman Dhokla(google it up). By "identify", I mean it's not their staple, so it's hard for them to relate with it with as much ease. The sheer diversity here makes it hard to relate just one standard set of food with the entirety of India. However, in itself the food in the video is -- obviously -- Indian, but it's not COMPLETE INDIAN CUISINE. What you are getting in pretty much most Indian restaurants all over the world is essentially a slice of Indian cuisine, which is probably like 10% of the total cuisine, but missing out on a fuck load of other epic stuff! :D Now, lastly -- as far as authenticity goes -- there's no such hard and fast rule you know. Some use mustard oil for cooking, some use coconut oil, while some use sunflower or soybean oil. It depends. You can prepare multiple Indian dishes with different types of oils, the base remains the same. The taste may slightly vary as some oils have their individual aroma. Although a point could be made that sunflower oil is the more commonly used one is most Indian restaurants in India. So people end up treating that as the authentic one, but tbh it's just oil. The spices & herbs are what makes it authentic IMO.

[@GRIMRAJ]

+MoronSoldier very nice explanation ....but it hurts there is no Bengali restaurant 😧😭

[@ick-625]

It's called Turmeric.. why so many people pronounce it 'tumeric' ... this is another Aluminium to Aluminum case I guess

[@anuvabmandal9776]

Mexican guy cooking authentic Indian food. Hilarious!

[@dr.nityasagarjena4512]

My favorite samosa with beer....that's

[@nikhasor]

do i see a mexican cooking Indian food?

[@diesel2x]

very common in the US , especially in CA and they do a great job doing it..

[@ravichandel8690]

with beer take something salty like moong dal namkeen or chakli with mint chatni you will like it

[@manishroy1311]

I dont understand how do i see ur video and get ready to go this place ..their is no tasting involved . No emotion ..this video is just like u are reading the menu and telling wat the ingredient are used ...this is not how u reveiw a food.. And one more thing indian food is not cooked in olive oil or canoli oil for ur kind information..

[@dipenchandra4014]

Very good food

[@vipin_rahul]

enjoy!

[@1pasupaty]

Looks like owner just trained me ald left it to manage

[@p57-elf]

CTM is NOT Indian..??????

[@Nomadicshunti1963]

ulooo Gabi HAHHAHAHAHA its Aaahh-LUUU -Gooo-Bheee

[@yashchauhan7448]

that translates to owl cauliflower :D

[@tabrejalam2433]

nice

[@thetruth8067]

👍👏👏👏

[@pawanverma438]

Your explanation of tandoori is not correct .Any thing prepared in tandoor is called tandoori ,like tandoori chicken or tandoori roti.Tandoor is the clay stove .

[@rangraj693]

Samosa is not better than this lady who is so gorgeous.💖💖💖

[@errol700]

Authentic Indian? India is a small Asian village somewhere in the southern hemisphere: a population of 4 people. Authentic Indian!

[@fayazkimsyed7898]

it's not ooloo gabi😂😂 it's Aaloo gobi

[@arunmozhivarman6]

Kashy for the northies,... We the southies call it as KASI.....

[@Sumit-sp1fr]

+Arunmozhivarman Viswanathan what does it means

[@oranjizer]

+Arunmozhivarman Viswanathan LMFAO, you Tamilians and Malayalam call it KASI not Kannadigas or Telugites. In Kannada it is KASHI It is originally KASHI from Sanskrit.

[@sourabhkhutwad]

Tandoori is served only with a chutney and salad (which mostly contains onions, cabbage, tomatoes marinated in spices), never ever with rice and curry.

[@ronakdey8368]

+sourabh khutwad :D nope not at all. I my self order Tandoori with rice & dal. FYI There is no proper way to eat your food do it as you like it :)

[@sourabhkhutwad]

Ronak Dey Depends on individual. Since childhood i'm eating like that. I prefer tandoori as starter and then the main course. :)

[@vrinda_7]

Indian restaurant with no indian waiter lol.

[@MehtaKyaKehta]

Most people selling Chinese food in India aren't Chinese lol.

[@techninja9]

An american cooking Indian food is authentic ? no way .

[@GRIMRAJ]

y can't he must have trained

[@altafalinaushad6368]

its pronounced "khashy"

[@dextor0000]

How to tell if a restaurant serves authentic Indian food - 9/10 staff members are Indian i don't see any brown face. Verdict - NOT INDIAN

[@rankingresearchdata]

Hilarious

[@debojeet1993]

half knowledge is dangerous... the video is the proof

[@sibasisguha4449]

Nothing looking like Indian Food even shape of Samosa and color of Chicken tandoori not at all like Indian food.

[@Mannyb123]

Thats not indian😂😂

[@MORLANDO-py8mr]

This is not authentic.

[@HailStonE999]

This is not authentic Indian food.. Olive oil.. No way... It should have clarified butter or Coconut, Mustard or Groundnut oil among various other oils.. Also Chicken Tikka Masala is not an authentic Indian dish. Its concocted by west. Most people in India have never even heard of this dish...

[@HailStonE999]

+Milind Shete We do eat Chicken Tikka BUT there is no Indian dish called Chicken Tikka Masala which is actually chicken tikka cooked in gravy...

[@sidin4167]

+HailStonE.. hold up bro... chicken tikka is south asian food and the place of origin is PUNJAB which is located in INDIA.

[@HailStonE999]

+Sidhartha ash Once again, They are talking about "Chicken Tikka Masala" which is cooked in Gravy. Not an authentic Indian dish. Never heard or seen people eating Chicken tikka dipped & cooked in gravy... What we actually have is "Chicken Tikka" which is cooked on a grill using skillet on open fire or Tandoor.... No gravy there in final preparation.......

[@sidin4167]

I didn't get your point...but ok☺

[@BlackMambo5]

+HailStonE -- You haven't seen it becasue you're probably not from India? Because I've seen it just about everywhere I've been in India, and I'm an Indian. Same goes with Paneer(cottage-cheese) Tikka and Paneer Tikka Masala. Both Paneer and Chicken Tikka can be served as dry appetizers or if you wish for a gravy based version that's where the modified dishes come in. It's pretty common across India, especially if a restaurant is serving North-Indian/Punjabi-style food.