Khyber Pass STREET FOOD Market!! Afghan Breakfast Food Tour in Jamrud, Pakistan

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As my adventures in Pakistan continued, I headed from the city of Peshawar to the world-famous Khyber Pass to go on an exciting Afghan street food tour in the town of Jamrud, Pakistan. Let’s go explore the sights, sounds, and flavors of the Khyber Pass!
My guide Rashid from Manaky and I began our Khyber Pass street food tour in nearby Peshawar. We’d be taking a day trip to get to the Khyber Pass, which is a mountain pass just 30 minutes from the Pakistan/Afghanistan border. It was once part of the ancient Silk Road, so lots of explorers and invaders, including Alexander the Great, passed through there!
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I couldn’t wait to explore it! It takes roughly 1 hour to drive from Peshawar to the Khyber Pass. Along the way, we’d stop to get some channa, malai, chai, and parathas for breakfast!
It was March, so the area around the Khyber Pass is cool this time of year. We passed through the main gate, Baab-e-Khyber, which is the main symbol of the pass. From there, we found a street food vendor selling channa (chickpeas), chicken, beef stew, and more.
Nearby is another vendor who makes parathas in a tandoor. On the way to see him, we saw vendors selling roasted corn and chaat ingredients including sev!
There are lots of Afghan people here, as there is a lot of commuting between the two nations here. There are also lots of vendors selling brown sugar, fried meats, and household items.
We eventually found a vendor selling channa, malai, parathas, and bannu pulao. The friendly vendor gave me some tasty bannu pulao, which was moist and contained large chunks of beef.
The flavor was very different from other pulaos I’d had, as it didn’t contain raisins, chickpeas, or dried fruits. It was basically just rice and beef!
Then, we watched the guys pat out their roghni parathas and place them in a deep tandoor. Lots of people from the came out to greet me as I watched! They were too kind!
The roghni paratha is different from others I’d had. It’s thinner and crispier. Halfway through the baking process, they take it out, brush more ghee on it, and put it back in the tandoor!
The paratha with the channa, chilies, onions, and cucumbers was excellent. I loved the crispiness! Then, they gave me a corn chapati, which was like cornbread. I loved dipping it into the oil from the channa.
The chilies weren’t too hot, and the chickpeas were nice and soft. The cucumber, onion, dill, and yogurt salad on the side was nice and refreshing. Eating among the community was such a special experience, and the way they all embraced me was so heartwarming!
Next, Rashid and I continued exploring the town. We found popcorn vendors and people selling thin samosas containing potatoes and herbs. There were also sugarcane juice vendors.
Further on was a mosque overlooking the Jamrud Bazaar. As we continued, we passed people carrying massive blocks of ice, vegetable vendors, and more. One of them let me try some sugarcane, which was full of water and very sweet!
Tons of people came out to watch as I explored. It was intense but everyone was so friendly. It was such a beautiful experience!
Next, we found a vendor selling kheer made with brown sugar before ending our time in Jamrud Bazaar.
What an incredible time exploring the Kyber Pass street food market in Jamrud, Pakistan!

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[@hbrailsford8429]

How lovely the people are. It brought tears to my eyes when they thanked you for coming.

[@Davidsbeenhere]

It is truly amazing how welcoming they are! 🙏

[@yen.laffingold]

@Nee Anderson I am not white, and I've been there, and you are wrong. Read up on "melmestia" and might as well on "Pakhtunwali" just for additional enlightenment.

[@omarshinwari7823]

Its Pashtunwali tribal honour code if a guest comes even a enemy we must provide refuge

[@phoneix24886]

I hope one day pakistan and india become friends so that i can go visit and eat the awesome food there.

[@Og_AkhilRjn]

Not really needed you can go there people will still treat you with atmost respect even if you say you are indian , its our indian mindset that holds us back

[@biswabose8577]

@@Og_AkhilRjn He is referring to the Govt restrictions on both sides which makes traveling to each others country difficult , not the people issue. I believe.

[@phoneix24886]

@@Og_AkhilRjn There are travel restrictions as far as I know bro. We cannot freely travel to Gilgit either. It is not Indian mindset, it is the mindset of both the countries and its people. We are not so different, and deep down a common man wants to live in peace. It is on the political level and corrupt practices that instills poison in our mind.

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@@biswabose8577 where there is a will there is a way

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[@jasonsong6747]

9:06 Lol the whole town is there to see David's reaction. No pressure bro!

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@Usman khawaja I can sense the pride with everyone there when a foreigner tries their food.

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[@billybtygamer7299]

Pakistan Food is great I'm from india 🇮🇳

[@saifalishaikh10]

Almost similar, just more non veg bro :) I'm from india too

[@bobbyrehman5197]

VIP reception for David everywhere he goes hehehe :)

[@bobbyrehman5197]

@Usman khawaja I believe the people are extremely warm hearted and hospitable which is BEYOND the imagination of citizens of the Western world...... something they cannot see in their dreams :)

[@sajidabano870]

@Nee Anderson lol burn troll burnnn. How long did you actually think the truth will be hidden? Deep pockets and noob Indian media working day and night to distort Pakistan’s image but truth always prevails =))

[@bobbyrehman5197]

@Nee Anderson Well we cannot disagree to that, my wife had commented the same a few days ago while watching David's Pakistan free-food adventures. But still there might be a 50/50 chance because in these parts of the world, if you have travelled to similar countries, they do treat TRAVELLERS/GUESTS of all color and race the same way. I am not "white" but I have had similar experience in India, Turkey, Iran, Ukraine, Jordan, Iraq, Syria, Azerbaijan and back in the late 80's when I was a teenager I had experienced similar hospitality in Kirgizstan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan, I have been offered free of cost food and bed MANY MANY MANY times..... More than 30 years ago I had also been to Poland, UK, Germany, Bulgaria where I wasn't offered a single cigarette or a lollipop or a popsicle for free hahaha So we can't judge this fact by race or color I think we have to travel and archive a vlog like David :)))) Love and Peace :)

[@diehardblue1]

Hatred won't change things, in fact it makes matters worse... Much love to Pakistan from India 🇮🇳 The Food looks Delicious 🤤

[@Davidsbeenhere]

Oh so good!

[@MuhammadAsimNaseem]

Lots of love and prayers for you and your family

[@vloggerfromvalley1174]

FOOD UNITES EVERYONE . THANK YOU DAVID FOR UNITING US INDIANS TO THE PAKISTANIS.

[@dogfo0d]

Came here for the food in history: stayed for the history in food !❤! I love these people

[@engtecksoh7299]

Love David with his cheerfulness and energy and ability to connect

[@Khilji313]

Im from bunnu . Correction* bunnu pulao is not from afghanistan its orginally from bunnu city in kpk Pakistan

[@The_kitchen-11]

The guide has given a lot of wrong guidance

[@canadianmoose9010]

WOW!!! I love the people of Pakistan!!

[@yasirshinwari9069]

Thank you very much Davidsbeenhere for exploring the wonders of the Khyber Pass.

[@veedeeoss6265]

This video literally reminded me of my childhood,, village vibe... those memories are awesome....

[@jhamadhu2809]

Seeing places I’d probably never be able to visit in lifetime. Thanks to David 🙏

[@MT-wp9su]

That was literally one of many pakistani breakfasts not ''afghan''. the chickpeas with parathas and potato curry is called ''lori nashta'' or lahori breakfast. please change your caption

[@omarshinwari7823]

We pashtuns have diffrent nMes for them Just like you guys call it Chitrali cap We Pashtuns of KPK call it Pakol

[@MT-wp9su]

@@omarshinwari7823 Pakol is also chitrali word from Khowar language. its not pashto. similarly Karahi is an old world. many afghan refguees lived in pakistan and adopted local cultures. there is nothing wrong with it to admit that.

[@omarshinwari7823]

@@MT-wp9su what? the afghan wore it before aka Mujahideens which i agree with you Also Chitrali pakol looked a lot mlre like beanies than modern Pakols The pakols od today are diversified for example us pashtuns have our own version depending on region your from Wazirustan pakol. Is bigger and has curves. Swati pakol is twisted for the chitralis theire pakol has feathers on it

[@MT-wp9su]

@@omarshinwari7823 pakol is literally chitrali. afghans other than nooristan didn't even know what pakol is some decades back. Pakol is still chitrali its not pashtun or afghan. changing color does not change origin.we should respect other people culture instead of claiming it. only cermonial Pakol of chitral has feathers on it simple ones dont. Pakol is a dardic hat not afghan. please respect other culture. origin of thing dont change. tomorrow i will invent pink pakol and call it Swedish Pakol. this is not how it works. orgins dont change. thanks

[@omarshinwari7823]

@@MT-wp9su Im pashtun and lots of us wear it. Villages and cities. lol westerners when they see a pakol or someone wearing it. Theyl point there finger out as ask if a person pashtuns the term chitrali cap is only probably used in Cities of Pakistan and call it chitrali topi. No one in pashtun areas of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa says it. We say Pakol or topeh meaning hat I know origin and respect it also why are you bringing up afganistan 😂. im not from there You can create a pink pakol if you want. all Im saying there diffrent types of Pakols. For example waziristan pashtun have their own. they call it Wazir/Khostwal pakol. Its wider and has curves on it They ober there dont call it chitrali neither did that specific design kf the wazir pakol originate in chitral. The main idea of the standard pakol may have.

[@streetfoodx680]

What a pleasure for us that been u r here in our home town city and enjoying here , exploring the area. Thank u for coming to our beautiful Peshawar , spending some time and showing to the whole world how much pukhtoons are hospitable and loved the foreigners

[@-TheWatcher-]

Loving this Pakistan series! Loving the speed that you churn the videos out as well, bro 👍

[@Davidsbeenhere]

Yes trying to get them all out as fast as I can!!

[@SarahandMarek]

Never tasted Pakistani food but seriously want to try some after watching your Pakistan series 🤤🤩

[@saleehshah236]

🤗❤️🇵🇰❤️

[@jithinthankaraj2518]

Cuisine is very much similar to Indian as this was once part of India. U can also go to Pakistan and try it. All will be free as their military will pay u to promote tourism.

[@Davidsbeenhere]

You will love Taka-tak and karahi 🙌

[@nasirakber9]

@@jithinthankaraj2518 grow up bro.Pakistan is far better than India

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@@nasirakber9 lol kiddo

[@khanhammad4560]

warmly welcomes to the land of hospitality.

[@sabijee2612]

Wow just saw your vlog first time and loved it amazing food in Peshawar can't wait to wait for more vdos from Pakistan, love from Canada

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Then subscribe mate

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Omg Pakistan hospitality awsome

[@Davidsbeenhere]

Yes!

[@omarshinwari7823]

Its pashtun hospitality

[@MyLovelyPakistan]

Khyber Peoples are most kinder people of Pakistan. Love you all Khyber Residents

[@adityadeb3549]

Huge Respect and much Love to our Afghani Brothers love from 🇮🇳❤️🇦🇫

[@MT-wp9su]

they are pakistanis not afghanis the caption is wrong

[@xerofacts]

Indians are living in fools peradise and these people want Kashmir 😂😂😂💩

[@omarshinwari7823]

@@MT-wp9su There Pashtuns. Pashtuns also live in afghanistan so same.culturd

[@sunni.raza.wale.]

David, where is your friend Carlos? He should also have come to Pakistan with you because he loves biryani very much........He is so nice guy....I hope you miss him❤❤🌹🇮🇳👍

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He's in Mexico right now

[@JasonAndGina]

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Omg you just passing out with my home near that white big mosque ❤️ love you David

[@Davidsbeenhere]

Wow amazing!

[@13run]

Amazing how your a magnet to the locals. It’s because they don’t see much White people in the area. I do hope more western people go visit Pakistan, their is no Issues what so ever with Securty in Pakistan and it has breath taking viewer. From you friend in UK 🇬🇧 well done for making such a nice video.

[@khanyousufzai209]

Bro it’s not that white people do not visit that area it’s about the language they are attracted to these people are white themselves mostly so they don’t need to attract to the one’s colour

[@ambergulzar28]

They are more whiter than any white man .. so I don't think that they are attracted to a white man...

[@RickySeaman]

Great video mate! I'll be there filming this winter, cant wait. What kind of camera were you using while filming there?

[@kungabhutia427]

How could you eat when everyone is staring at you like you are some kind of alien!!😂😂😂

[@klynnharrison5072]

I thought the same. The amount of attention was eerily creepy to me!

[@arbaaz5812]

This video should b trending ❤️

[@vintageradioman]

David you should try real Afghani food because it’s extremely diverse and I am sure you will love the flavor’s.

[@heaven-is-real]

sounds delicious !!!

[@adarshgupta3513]

You're the best sir everytime you upload during this time i used to have my lunch and watch your videos everyday! Tysm😊

[@kesterleesyiemiong]

Nice to see you David after a long time. Greetings from shillong

[@subtainakhtar7706]

Oh Wow When You Came Here! Glad To See You Here Brother!

[@gabzac53]

Love your energy and you’re so respectful to other culture . Love your vlog . ♥️

[@rcalais1973]

Whenever I watch Pakistani and Indian food shows, I go famish. 🤤

[@purposefullivingwithenyo9249]

Food is such a unifier. Love to see this. 🙏🏾👌🏾❤️

[@jenncj7651]

@david . I like your selected destinations where we can see for real ( or even literally tasted it ) the food and their everyday lives. The beaten edgy places where I dare not explore but really wanted to . Thank you for showing to me .

[@jenncj7651]

Additionally you shown so much of respect towards their culture and religion of those countries . Keep your adventures going ... be safe ya!

[@usmankhawaja749]

@@jenncj7651 respect is within and what else you have to show is pretense. I do not think he is making any special effort for it.

[@bibhushanjungsijapati3381]

I am feeling sad for the guy in blue suit. He wants to eat food but just keeps looking on it.

[@amarwin]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@burhan1527]

He's eating too

[@tilaksood83]

Go to earlier video he himself told that he does not have that much appetite.

[@qasimkhanfood8468]

Hi bro this is My place this place is a very nice 👍 nic people and good food

[@maverickkhan777]

#That #Khyber pass gate🇵🇰 built by my Grand Father member of parliament, & inaugurated with Ayub Khan also.

[@kljghg]

cmon man dont lie

[@The_kitchen-11]

Staso da grandfather sa name wo ?

[@ravidhanwate2404]

Hi.. Thanks... Was expecting to see more landscape of khyper pass.... Regards

[@tinkulingti4134]

The tourist guide's voice matches with Chatur of 3 idiots... BTW nice video

[@saifalishaikh10]

😂 😂

[@sheraz3741]

Hahahah

[@jamal76US]

Balatkar pai balatkar 😂😂😂

[@vintageradioman]

It’s a shame that Pakistani intelligence and the CIA brought the Talibans to Afghanistan.

[@juliettun7574]

I made casserole cake with mushroom and India yellow flour. It is good cake for old people. I made the cake in Dr George apartment in Chicago. It was winter, snow on level 7. I saw Jupiter was big in the sky.

[@sameersiddiq4098]

You should have visited landi kotal. A town near afghanistan torkham border. You could have found the best mutton tikka and karhai. And the view on the way to landi kotal is phenomenal. Do visit the place.

[@prasadkdgamer7376]

Everyone following you , when you move. Very nice

[@josephda360]

Love to see how my brothers live over there. Im from Trinidad in the Caribbean. We make channa and paratha as well but the one that you ate look so good. They use better spices over there and a more traditional cooking process.

[@atiqachishti5432]

It's really pleasure to have you in Pakistan welcome

[@5551kamaljit]

The guy who is the guide he seems to just start helping himself to the food.

[@sqitaly6260]

WOW 🤩 amazing vlog I really want to try banu pulao thank you for sharing

[@coolfix948]

David - shukriya Locals - thank you Hotel - trivago

[@naaniyenllcuisine4201]

Well done David

[@sunshinegirl8216]

I want to try the pulao! I bet it is delicious!

[@ranjeetchoudhary1181]

Wow 🤩 making the guy hold the plate so he can record it how selfless. You could have set the plate down- “HUMANITY”

[@iqrakhan9145]

Wow Amazing video from peshawar🇵🇰🤘❤👈

[@weloveMavvaLiiiandHisHipHop]

david roghani means oily. oil is actually called Roghan in old or pure urdu.

[@khalidshinwarai1516]

This is where we grow up man....

[@vimalrajs7232]

Super exploration near kyber pass bro👍

[@kamrans2887]

@David you are a brave person, I was born in Peshawar and lived 40 years of my life just 10km from Jumroad ,but never visited Jumroad Bazar, as I was too afraid of that Tribal area 😂

[@Davidsbeenhere]

Yea but it’s changed a lot since 2015! Before it was not as safe 🙌

[@usmankhawaja749]

@@Davidsbeenhere Pathan never hides his identity and always proud to be a khan. Mostly these no name commenters are Indian trolls with stupidest comments to create negativity some how.

[@usmankhawaja749]

@@Davidsbeenhere I am from Islamabad and traveled there many times with out any safety concerns.

[@fatimakalsoom3381]

love from peshawar

[@neelaysejpal4646]

06.56 - I thought I heard Mark Weins (Ooooooooh) :D

[@naoacreditememquemedita5108]

14:25 incrível ele nunca chupou cana na vida! Eu sou do Brasil e aqui é normal. Agente pega o caldo de cana e mistura por exemplo com limão.

[@vision261]

Oi Bem Vendo Rapaz espero vc ta bem, sou de Paquestao e morei 5 anos em Brasil eu ve cana e suco da cana na ruas em Brasil, to morando na essa cidade Peshawar mesmo um lugar historico , espero vc gosto tudos video de cidade, um Abraco!

[@mohammadkhan9328]

Bannu beef pulao is not from Afghanistan, but Pakistan. Bannu is a district in KP. Manaky the guides need better training please. Is he even from KP by any chance? Hire locals. Should have made him try Rosh there.

[@nasiramehmood5837]

He give him wrong names of food in early videos of his peshawer visit he should do his homework on local food.

[@mohammadkhan9328]

@@nasiramehmood5837 I agree does not even look Pashtun. No Lalchapur Rosh, no Taru Jabba, no ghattay rojay. Manaky what's this man lol

[@soarofthought]

Corn bread goes so well with saag, we eat corn bread with saag in Punjab and Sindh. From Pakistan 🇵🇰

[@sultanrayder]

You always made us hungry 😋

[@mistresskaliko5596]

Beautiful PAKISTAN

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Essse homem viaja de majs, estava aqui no Brasil. .veio até em Curitiba. .pr

[@fayazafridi2415]

Wow very nice video

[@bighope65]

I LOVE YOUR VIDEO MAN, KEEP GOING

[@veedeeoss6265]

4:57 this thing, we used to eat in villages, its called bhura our side, its a replacement for sugar.. i am correct, right neighbour???

[@adgh256]

We call it gurr here. It's more untreated version of sugar. Like after sugarcanes are cut down the juice is cooked at high flame and a few things are added until it turns into gurr. And yes it's a replacement of sugar.

[@veedeeoss6265]

Bhura is in form of powder.. where gurr is in stone or rock... in my childhood at village i used to eat poha , curd and bhura on the top with cooked vegetable..

[@adgh256]

They're eating gurr in this video. It's frequently used in Peshawar to mix in khawa.

[@veedeeoss6265]

I m not talking abt what they r eating, i m talking about a specific scene, time is mentioned in my comment...

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Ok big love love love

[@ktabbasi2470]

Oh my gosh ... was Watching ur video while eating bannu pulao ... And thn ... at the same time you also tried it

[@SonuSharma-vh5ef]

We respect and love all nations equally just don't spread hatred by comparing one nation to other. Btw love your vids david

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😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍Just Finished Last Episode But Now omg OMG 😍😍😍🥰🥰👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 ONE MORE LOVE THIS SERIES AMAZING MAN 👨 🇵🇰🇵🇰 🇵🇰 🇵🇰 #LoveFromPakistan ❤️🇵🇰❤️ #fanfrompakistan 🇵🇰 ❤️

[@imrananjum4295]

Lot of smiles, good gestures, warm hospitality everywhere ........each and every corner of my country is full of good people always ready to help ..........

[@ShamzKSA]

Awesome food ❤️🇵🇰

[@syaoranbi]

stay safe bro

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They are "Bin Ishmail" truely happy, lovely and trustworthy ppl.

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Thankyou for 1.2k plzzz jaldi se 1.5k krwa do❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏 Love from Assam ❤️❤️❤️

[@MayurPanghaal]

Parathas !! yeah !!

[@mmm14916]

David, it was sugar-cane 😂😂😂

[@burhan1527]

Yea

[@sankadines]

Host is respectful and did not try to eat

[@inderpalsinghmaidh1]

Pakistan 🇵🇰 zindabad 👍🏻🔥🔥🔥👌🏻👌🏻

[@abishekkumar7601]

The guy with David, his voice is somewhere similar to Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam's voice

[@maliktariqahmad3117]

👌👌👌

[@ceceegwite1022]

Looks like there is no corona virus in Pakistan. Hope you are safe David. Love to watch these street foods

[@frankmaled7645]

You shouldn't be making them hold the plate and not offering them to eat as well.. even if they don't want to join just offer them ..it will look good on camera..

[@CdA_Native]

Peshawar: Such a change between my stay in 1967 and today!

[@rottenapple6531]

woah 1967? Wow, did you travel there as a tourist? Just curious

[@CdA_Native]

@@rottenapple6531 Actually, just outside of Peshawar was an NSA/Air Force listening post. A tour there was 15 months long.....and I stress the "Long" part! It was the 6937th Comm. Group if you want to look it up. If you are into aircraft, look up Francis Gary Powers and his U-2 shoot down.

[@fazilnisar1442]

Bruda you can reed the mind of people ❤️

[@vivindajonsdottir4438]

The foods look delicious 🤤 And the sugarcane reminds me of my childhood. I used to eat sugarcane that way 😍

[@zeus86s]

It’s called Jaggery not brown sugar. Your guide was mentioning it again and again in all your videos. Secondly the chicken which you ate previously was not chicken chargha it’s called Sajji which is a Baluchistan dish. Thirdly Bannu pulao is not Afghani rice whereas Afghani pulao is called kabali pulao with raisins and fried carrots on top of it. The kheer (rice pudding) was brown in color because they used jaggery instead of sugar.

[@fazilnisar1442]

You are incredible

[@ashemusshahadat6027]

Luke darment , bahemien family , David's been here all at a time in Pakistan

[@kaybee9910]

Khyber Pass looks amazing!

[@omarshinwari7823]

It is

[@MrSufi676]

The green Kurta looks great on you I want one just like that with the hat

[@MehboobUlHaqShah_Syed]

Peshawar ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Myrecipesareyummy]

Amazing 👍