Korean Family Try Indian Food For The First Time!

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[@yuktatyagiofficial]

Firstly thank you for having Me and I'll keep doing my best♥️♥️♥️♥️ Secondly here's a list of things I'd like to mention: 1) Menu: (referring to comments that want different items, why there's no South Indian food, etc. Etc.) I know we don't eat like this everyday. However the video just wanted to show a variety of how it is in Indian restaurants. In a sense you could consider the cucumber salad, pickle, curd as side dishes. Similarly in this video you have Chilli Chicken. On top of that I'd really like to mention that it's so common for most Indian food videos filmed anywhere to have butterchicken, Butternaan, garlic or butter Naan and Biryani in them. I haven't lived in many countries but the most common form of Indian food found elsewhere is North Indian food. Similarly in South Korea we mainly have North Indian restaurants. There is Amma in Itaewon but it's very far from our filming location therefore it doesn't deliver. The filming crew has alot to do in a day whether it's filming various topics or editing and uploading them. They dont go home until late. For those who are saying why are there no so and so menus recommended, you need to understand that we are trying to showcase variety along with the fact that only a few specific dishes are available in this restaurants. I am a full time student with two part time jobs on the side. I myself don't have the time to cook for the whole crew in advance. We are doing our best with what we have. I am sorry that we can't see much variety whether it's northern, Eastern, North Eastern, Southern, western food. However we are really trying our best. Everyone wants variety but as soon as you see a new menu you are quick to criticize without being understanding. Also to those who are saying why Chilli Chicken? Why Prawn Saag? Why this Naan? It's because its very common to use other dishes. It didn't make it into the video but everyone was surprised with the fact that there are Indian curries that are green and use Spinach or for the fact that in India you have our own take on Indian Chinese food which is quite popular. It's better to show different food in every video so please dont hate on what's being showcased. Everyone is trying their best and not represent the cliches. Plus I did mention that it's common for us to eat roti and paraatha, not naan but it's 1.5 hours of video that needs to be edited in 10 to 15 mins. So many things don't make it to the video. 2) Eating by Hands; Yes we eat by Hands and there are dishes where its normalized to use spoons nowadays but if you clearly see, there wasn't enough cutlery available while filming. We only had 3 plates even though we were 5 people and no spoons. Only serving spoons for the food. We did our best with what was given to us and without inconveniencing the crew. You guys are always so fast to criticize. In another video when I said that sometimes we use cutlery people were furious and now it's the opposite. It's really hard to please my country's population. 3) Beef and Pork Like I mentioned earlier it's a 1hour to 1 and a half hour of video which is filmed. I do my best to mention everything but what segment makes it into the video and what doesn't is not up to me. The answer is a general view on whether people eat beef or pork not the whole population. The long answers I usually give are cut short. Yes I am fully aware that people in India eat beef and pork. 80 million people of our population eat beef and pork but if you compare that with our population of 1.408 billion, that's like 6 to 7% of the population. I mentioned that states like Goa, Kerala and Karnataka as well as states in Northeast India, bordering China and Myanmar, West Bengal eat beef and pork where the beef is not cow meet but Buffalo meet. However the majority don't. Either they dont eat for religious regions or because they are cautious about the cleanliness and origins of the meat even though Indian pork is usually black pork or Grey pork or the pink pork imported from other countries. This message itself is very long so imagine how much I must have spoken while filming. The video was cut to give a general idea. 5) Lassi Recipe: Curd is maid from milk. I don't know how to say curd in Korean so I compared it with yogurt. 6) Serving food to elders and eating before them : For the video it served the food to everyone before serving it to myself cause that shows hospitality in our culture. Also if you see I genuinely respect all four equally which is why I dont have Lassi for myself because there's only four packets. It's just me serving food was pretty long and didn't need to be in the video. So please dont hate when you don't know. There are families in India where the youngest eat first, where the eldest eat first and where you dont follow a certain practice unless it's a social situation that requires you to do so. Similarly I come from a family where the youngest eats first or the children eat first. So the order didn't matter. That doesn't mean I respect anyone lesser. Respect goes both ways. 7)Praying before eating India is a diverse country. Some may practice praying before eating and some may not. I come from a Christian family, we thank God for our meals and other relevant things that we are grateful for when we wake up and when we go to bed. My dad is hindu, he doesn't pray before eating nor did my grandparents from his side. Just because we don't pray before eating doesn't mean other Christians don't pray. That's how it is in my family. Similarly traditions vary in each household. Please respect the diversity of traditions. Just because we didn't pray before food doesn't mean I forgot my culture or heritage. 8) Yongmin wasn't rude or impolite. He was very helpful. Why are yall gating when I didnt take offense ? The simplest of comments can be hurtful to the ones reading them especially on a bad day. Please be mindful. Lastly please try to be understanding and kind before criticizing the filming crew, the editors and the cast. Everyone is really doing there best.

[@happyindian0497]

Thank you so much for clarifying. You are doing a great job please dont worry about the comments. I don't know why Indians are like this. They are always hard to satisfy

[@aynaanquraishi658]

Great job with the video 👏

[@naughtypotato5243]

Just wanted to let u know I love watching ur videos... U have a very warm and bubbly personality. Ik India is so diverse and it's difficult to include everyone but it's evident that u r trying ur best and r respectful towards different cultures. Don't let the negative comments bother u, u r doing great!! We r glad u r representating our country so beautifully ♥️

[@anitha_m1851]

Dear Yukta, Great Job and we really appreciate you to bring out the positiveness in all videos, You represent India very well and thanks to the crew who do this to expose all cultures in right way.. Kudos to them as well. As you know, wrt India, there is certain preconceived notion about the country among people in the world ( not only Westeners even in east Asia as well ) not having very logical thought that every country have its pitfalls and greatness and without verified facts which really put us in bad state. Atleast the current media innovation and travellers now trying to show the positive side of India. It is not that people really want to criticise you or the crew but we are really tired of all these preconceived notions which put us in bad taste just because we don’t try to bring out the negativeness of other countries rather just doing our job. When people like you and the CREW take a big step in doing the right promotion we are really overwhelmed and happy. I am sure you would have got equal praises along with bashing as well. And about the video what the entire world sees is the 20 min of video right, what is brought out in that will again set the things right.There would have been lots of discussion but that 20 mins is shown outside, If it is shown as ‘ there is no beef consumption’ it will again set the same notion whereas it is not the truth. Your whole idea of doing something for the country will again go vain. So while growing up there would be both positive and negative comments, it is how we cross all over them , correct and improvise ourselves and emerge as an Icon. Wishing you all the best to you and the TEAM…

[@didd2810]

Didn't realise it was all copy-paste 😂

[@needyverse]

The older members were happy to use their hands and be respectful of the tradition

[@liloistheendiahater]

At least they washed their hands with soap 🧼

[@Lalit02Dhanwani]

i use 🥄 spoon

[@ITZ_ONLY_YOUR_HIMANSHU]

True

[@gwngwngwn]

Some of guys are really annoying 😒 just try to understand that finding authentic 🇮🇳 food is tough to find especially in a country like 🇰🇷, just like how korean food isn't the most authentic in India 🥱

[@debodatta7398]

Blame Yukta Tyagi the Indian guest on here for picking out these foods lol she isn't the most cultured person.

[@vishaldeep5794]

@@debodatta7398 Ya basically anyone who's vegetarian they're supposed to Pure breed indian right?

[@rosalind9018]

@Debo Datta I don’t think it was her who picked the dishes in the first place. It was prolly the management.

[@ajthomas770]

I agree....India has a huge variety of cuisine...

[@videoediting4907]

Lack of variety 😂😂😂 Their is no variety and look at yellow thing that she saying naan or rooti ,from where she buy such thing it doesn't even look like Indian food ,if they look like this than how it taste😂 This happen when you buy Indian food from korean shop

[@Ankit-rj4rh]

I think Indian culture means now naan and chilli chicken for westerners . They should promote paratha atleast because it would be still eatable even if it's cold

[@pravinkumar9882]

Yes....naan and chicken getting more famous but yes aloo ka parantha and cauliflower one and there are many types they are not even seen anywhere Indian food doesn't mean just these dishes

[@ashutoshaaron3202]

Can't agree lessa

[@rajatsharma5820]

Absolutely true, even indian non veg could have been taken for this video. Taken samples are not good representation of indian food in my view.

[@sskumar912]

Absolutely correct . India has variety of foods.even this is not our daily food😂.

[@ankurmondal3220]

India has lots of good food. Really can't make a good sample in one meal. Even in 1 day. Perhaps even a week isn't sufficient. There exists such diversity

[@purin5035]

The little girl is so cute

[@sakusei94]

As an Indian I never knew that chilli chicken is an appetizer 😂 also, I don't wait for appetizers and directly jump into the main course 😗😋

[@fidhasumant4477]

Same

[@kavyaeathakota940]

I mean if you go to a rest you definitely wouldn’t order along with the main course right? It’s a starter eaten along with a bunch of other starters and probably a soup of some sort if you like.

[@yournewpadosi657]

I use to eat this appetizer with naan (roti)😂😂

[@kumarshubham6475]

Appetizer for higher class for middle class it is main course 😂😂

[@mokshitsati7248]

nah there are two types dry chilli chicken and chilly chicken gravy both taste the same but dry one is kinda like an appetizer, people who drink alcohol use it a lot as appetizer

[@ekansh131]

I would urge my fellow Indians to not be harsh on the video and people featuring in it as it is impossible for even an Indian to showcase Indian food because of the vastness of the recipes consumed in our homeland. Point of the video is to raise awareness in Koreans about the Indian food options available in Korea and to use it as a soft cultural exchange. Thank you Yukta for showing Indian culture with grace and elegance. You did a great job.

[@mayurvalvi13]

India is soo vast and rich in diversity that it is not possible to cover all the cuisine and food dishes of all the cultures in a single video. This was still a good reaction video and I'm glad the Korean people enjoyed our food

[@vishalprajapat9232]

Arey mayur vau aap idhar bhi 👽😂

[@mayurvalvi13]

@@vishalprajapat9232 bhau sorry pehchana nai tumhe ,mujhe kaise jante ho

[@liloistheendiahater]

Yup the in some area germs are expensive too

[@dhairyapanchori4134]

But she could have suggested more famous dishes such as butter paneer and paneer tikka

[@factionguy]

​@@liloistheendiahater people who use paper to clean their butt are talking about germs

[@rebeccadsouza9128]

India is such a diverse nation with even more diverse sub cultures. She has done an amazing job of explaining everything. Kudos to Yuki!

[@aswinverghesemappilai2623]

But she said pork and beef are not eaten in India. But in fact they both are legal in some states.

[@yuktatyagiofficial]

@@aswinverghesemappilai2623 1) Menu: (referring to comments that want different items, why there's no South Indian food, etc. Etc.) I know we don't eat like this everyday. However the video just wanted to show a variety of how it is in Indian restaurants. In a sense you could consider the cucumber salad, pickle, curd as side dishes. Similarly in this video you have Chilli Chicken. On top of that I'd really like to mention that it's so common for most Indian food videos filmed anywhere to have butterchicken, Butternaan, garlic or butter Naan and Biryani in them. I haven't lived in many countries but the most common form of Indian food found elsewhere is North Indian food. Similarly in South Korea we mainly have North Indian restaurants. There is Amma in Itaewon but it's very far from our filming location therefore it doesn't deliver. The filming crew has alot to do in a day whether it's filming various topics or editing and uploading them. They dont go home until late. For those who are saying why are there no so and so menus recommended, you need to understand that we are trying to showcase variety along with the fact that only a few specific dishes are available in this restaurants. I am a full time student with two part time jobs on the side. I myself don't have the time to cook for the whole crew in advance. We are doing our best with what we have. I am sorry that we can't see much variety whether it's northern, Eastern, North Eastern, Southern, western food. However we are really trying our best. Everyone wants variety but as soon as you see a new menu you are quick to criticize without being understanding. Also to those who are saying why Chilli Chicken? Why Prawn Saag? Why this Naan? It's because its very common to use other dishes. It didn't make it into the video but everyone was surprised with the fact that there are Indian curries that are green and use Spinach or for the fact that in India you have our own take on Indian Chinese food which is quite popular. It's better to show different food in every video so please dont hate on what's being showcased. Everyone is trying their best and not represent the cliches. Plus I did mention that it's common for us to eat roti and paraatha, not naan but it's 1.5 hours of video that needs to be edited in 10 to 15 mins. So many things don't make it to the video. 2) Eating by Hands; Yes we eat by Hands and there are dishes where its normalized to use spoons nowadays but if you clearly see, there wasn't enough cutlery available while filming. We only had 3 plates even though we were 5 people and no spoons. Only serving spoons for the food. We did our best with what was given to us and without inconveniencing the crew. You guys are always so fast to criticize. In another video when I said that sometimes we use cutlery people were furious and now it's the opposite. It's really hard to please my country's population. 3) Beef and Pork Like I mentioned earlier it's a 1hour to 1 and a half hour of video which is filmed. I do my best to mention everything but what segment makes it into the video and what doesn't is not up to me. The answer is a general view on whether people eat beef or pork not the whole population. The long answers I usually give are cut short. Yes I am fully aware that people in India eat beef and pork. 80 million people of our population eat beef and pork but if you compare that with our population of 1.408 billion, that's like 6 to 7% of the population. I mentioned that states like Goa, Kerala and Karnataka as well as states in Northeast India, bordering China and Myanmar, West Bengal eat beef and pork where the beef is not cow meet but Buffalo meet. However the majority don't. Either they dont eat for religious regions or because they are cautious about the cleanliness and origins of the meat even though Indian pork is usually black pork or Grey pork or the pink pork imported from other countries. This message itself is very long so imagine how much I must have spoken while filming. The video was cut to give a general idea. 5) Lassi Recipe: Curd is maid from milk. I don't know how to say curd in Korean so I compared it with yogurt. 6) Serving food to elders and eating before them : For the video it served the food to everyone before serving it to myself cause that shows hospitality in our culture. Also if you see I genuinely respect all four equally which is why I dont have Lassi for myself because there's only four packets. It's just me serving food was pretty long and didn't need to be in the video. So please dont hate when you don't know. There are families in India where the youngest eat first, where the eldest eat first and where you dont follow a certain practice unless it's a social situation that requires you to do so. Similarly I come from a family where the youngest eats first or the children eat first. So the order didn't matter. That doesn't mean I respect anyone lesser. Respect goes both ways. 7)Praying before eating India is a diverse country. Some may practice praying before eating and some may not. I come from a Christian family, we thank God for our meals and other relevant things that we are grateful for when we wake up and when we go to bed. My dad is hindu, he doesn't pray before eating nor did my grandparents from his side. Just because we don't pray before eating doesn't mean other Christians don't pray. That's how it is in my family. Similarly traditions vary in each household. Please respect the diversity of traditions. Just because we didn't pray before food doesn't mean I forgot my culture or heritage. 8) Yongmin wasn't rude or impolite. He was very helpful. Why are yall gating when I didnt take offense ? The simplest of comments can be hurtful to the ones reading them especially on a bad day. Please be mindful. Lastly please try to be understanding and kind before criticizing the filming crew, the editors and the cast. Everyone is really doing there best.

[@yuktatyagiofficial]

@@not_eve8908 1) Menu: (referring to comments that want different items, why there's no South Indian food, etc. Etc.) I know we don't eat like this everyday. However the video just wanted to show a variety of how it is in Indian restaurants. In a sense you could consider the cucumber salad, pickle, curd as side dishes. Similarly in this video you have Chilli Chicken. On top of that I'd really like to mention that it's so common for most Indian food videos filmed anywhere to have butterchicken, Butternaan, garlic or butter Naan and Biryani in them. I haven't lived in many countries but the most common form of Indian food found elsewhere is North Indian food. Similarly in South Korea we mainly have North Indian restaurants. There is Amma in Itaewon but it's very far from our filming location therefore it doesn't deliver. The filming crew has alot to do in a day whether it's filming various topics or editing and uploading them. They dont go home until late. For those who are saying why are there no so and so menus recommended, you need to understand that we are trying to showcase variety along with the fact that only a few specific dishes are available in this restaurants. I am a full time student with two part time jobs on the side. I myself don't have the time to cook for the whole crew in advance. We are doing our best with what we have. I am sorry that we can't see much variety whether it's northern, Eastern, North Eastern, Southern, western food. However we are really trying our best. Everyone wants variety but as soon as you see a new menu you are quick to criticize without being understanding. Also to those who are saying why Chilli Chicken? Why Prawn Saag? Why this Naan? It's because its very common to use other dishes. It didn't make it into the video but everyone was surprised with the fact that there are Indian curries that are green and use Spinach or for the fact that in India you have our own take on Indian Chinese food which is quite popular. It's better to show different food in every video so please dont hate on what's being showcased. Everyone is trying their best and not represent the cliches. Plus I did mention that it's common for us to eat roti and paraatha, not naan but it's 1.5 hours of video that needs to be edited in 10 to 15 mins. So many things don't make it to the video. 2) Eating by Hands; Yes we eat by Hands and there are dishes where its normalized to use spoons nowadays but if you clearly see, there wasn't enough cutlery available while filming. We only had 3 plates even though we were 5 people and no spoons. Only serving spoons for the food. We did our best with what was given to us and without inconveniencing the crew. You guys are always so fast to criticize. In another video when I said that sometimes we use cutlery people were furious and now it's the opposite. It's really hard to please my country's population. 3) Beef and Pork Like I mentioned earlier it's a 1hour to 1 and a half hour of video which is filmed. I do my best to mention everything but what segment makes it into the video and what doesn't is not up to me. The answer is a general view on whether people eat beef or pork not the whole population. The long answers I usually give are cut short. Yes I am fully aware that people in India eat beef and pork. 80 million people of our population eat beef and pork but if you compare that with our population of 1.408 billion, that's like 6 to 7% of the population. I mentioned that states like Goa, Kerala and Karnataka as well as states in Northeast India, bordering China and Myanmar, West Bengal eat beef and pork where the beef is not cow meet but Buffalo meet. However the majority don't. Either they dont eat for religious regions or because they are cautious about the cleanliness and origins of the meat even though Indian pork is usually black pork or Grey pork or the pink pork imported from other countries. This message itself is very long so imagine how much I must have spoken while filming. The video was cut to give a general idea. 5) Lassi Recipe: Curd is maid from milk. I don't know how to say curd in Korean so I compared it with yogurt. 6) Serving food to elders and eating before them : For the video it served the food to everyone before serving it to myself cause that shows hospitality in our culture. Also if you see I genuinely respect all four equally which is why I dont have Lassi for myself because there's only four packets. It's just me serving food was pretty long and didn't need to be in the video. So please dont hate when you don't know. There are families in India where the youngest eat first, where the eldest eat first and where you dont follow a certain practice unless it's a social situation that requires you to do so. Similarly I come from a family where the youngest eats first or the children eat first. So the order didn't matter. That doesn't mean I respect anyone lesser. Respect goes both ways. 7)Praying before eating India is a diverse country. Some may practice praying before eating and some may not. I come from a Christian family, we thank God for our meals and other relevant things that we are grateful for when we wake up and when we go to bed. My dad is hindu, he doesn't pray before eating nor did my grandparents from his side. Just because we don't pray before eating doesn't mean other Christians don't pray. That's how it is in my family. Similarly traditions vary in each household. Please respect the diversity of traditions. Just because we didn't pray before food doesn't mean I forgot my culture or heritage. 8) Yongmin wasn't rude or impolite. He was very helpful. Why are yall gating when I didnt take offense ? The simplest of comments can be hurtful to the ones reading them especially on a bad day. Please be mindful. Lastly please try to be understanding and kind before criticizing the filming crew, the editors and the cast. Everyone is really doing there best.

[@didd2810]

​@@aswinverghesemappilai2623 wait? Are you a Christian Mappilai? Aren't they Muslims or am I mistaken here?

[@not_eve8908]

@@yuktatyagiofficial look I apologise, I didn’t mean to hurt you ,and I do realise what I hv done to you . Now I do understand that the video was really short and most of the things you hv said did not make to the final video. The main reason why I had said such things were that as a South Indian myself , I feel like our culture and our traditions are always left out . I am happy to see any part of india being properly represented, but when it comes to us , no one bothers to do it right ( am not talking about you ). I do realise my reaction was immature and disrespectful which I had said without seeing the full picture . I will be taking down all my comments . Hope you the best in life and prayers for all your hardwork to pay off.

[@ImStillHeem]

the little girl is so cute and they're all so respectful ❤nice to see

[@aposslex]

That guy is real stickler for Korean etiquette. I though they were meant to be doing it Indian style. I guess the dishonour to the elders is too great to bear for Koreans 😁

[@mythicalsoulz4709]

In all fairness, elders go first in India too. I guess she didn't know that, no offense to her of course but this rule mostly applies only in huge family gatherings, although it's a rule in general. While serving, you serve the eldest in the family first too, this rule applies everywhere for Indians. I remember one time, every member of my father's family had come together for an important event and had dinner together, my grandfather being the eldest had to have a mouthfull first but the poor man could bearly lift the food with his hand and was struggling, while me and my dad were starving, not to mention, my grandad didn't want anyone feeding him either, despite the entire family having to wait for him to slowly take the first bite, we all did. Korean etiquette is very similar to Indian etiquette in most regards, it's just that most Indians aren't sticklers for it.

[@gwngwngwn]

​@@mythicalsoulz4709 that's really interesting because even though my family is Indian, we typically serve food to the youngsters first and the adults eat later. Just shows how India is culturally diverse 😊

[@yashikashekhawat1833]

@@gwngwngwn yeah you are right...my grandmother used to say..serve to the kids first.

[@mrstrange9469]

Thats what i was observing as well lol😂 me too im from india as well but where im from we offer to the kids first 😂 india is one of or the most diverse country in the world with different custom people and culture

[@adi45713]

@@gwngwngwn the idea behind serving kids are kids are not used to waiting. Not easy to control hunger. So they get a “free hand” of sorts. Do whatever you want just don’t create chaos. :P It’s not strict for elders to eat first, but it is followed mostly, without making a big fuss about it. Every function, gathering or even traditional daily meals.

[@starsign0805]

I really wish foreigners were made to try Thandai instead of Mango Lassi, cause it's literally so Indian it has spice in it and it's insanely good!

[@cupcake8165]

Honestly I don't think they will like it it's just idk not drinkable frick

[@didd2810]

Yeah but they can't handle spice. Best to give something sweet so they don't think Indians just add spice to everything.

[@starsign0805]

@@didd2810 I mean, Jal Jeera, Aam Panna, Thandai, we kind of do add spice to almost everything 😅

[@Vibhu59]

If you just drink 3-4 glasses of thandai you don't even need to eat anything else

[@didd2810]

@@starsign0805 I mean not really, sugar is very important in Indian cuisine too. Lots of dishes can be way too sweet as well.

[@km-rp8dk]

as an Indian I never heard or saw prawn saag am curious myself how it taste .

[@dOVERanalyst]

Ikr. As an Indian in India, never in my entire life have I even heard of prawn saag. But does sound like a north india dish.

[@capteagle9]

Wdym...its just a saag..with prawns..must be available in a lot of restaurants

[@harsha9077]

​@@capteagle9 yeah he's not in a place where prawn is abundant. I am Indian and I eat prawn very frequently

[@capteagle9]

@@harsha9077 ik ur indian...actually prawn is popular everywhere in india..after fish its the most eaten seafood in north so it should be there...even ive not tried prawn saag but i think it must be available tho not that popular

[@deepalimistry8319]

Its most eaten in the coastal region, as fish being the staple diet. There are varieties of ways the prawn saag is cooked. In my house my father's native place is Sindhurdurg and mother native place is Ratnagiri, both are coastal regions of Maharashtra. Yet the preparation, spices are differently used.

[@Aatish2k8]

I think I'll buy some Indian for tonights meal...I'm not sure why... Okay, I'm genuinely drooling watching this video, the food looks great.

[@celianeher7637]

I hope you mean ' Indian food ' .😂😂😂😂😂 Otherwise I am so sorry for the person you haved bought who is probably sold against their will.😉😉😅😅😅🤣🤣🤣

[@Aatish2k8]

@@celianeher7637 Yes, I'm a hindu, so it's not as bad lol, but yeah Indian food, we in the UK just say Indian because we're lazy.

[@breezeanonymous6034]

There is nothing called 'Indian' food, that is a British invention. Outside mostly Panjabi stereotypical food is sold as 'Indian' food.

[@samapras]

​@@breezeanonymous6034 it seems you had a very opinion against India😢. No need to have such hate

[@befaithful3671]

​@@breezeanonymous6034 Change your lower mentality. And upgrade your knowledge. This poor knowledge and hate will not take you anywhere.

[@chandramohan3433]

The little girl so cute n being respectful. Even when want water in rush she say thanks first. Good parenting.

[@dipshikhadas5470]

I'm a Bengali and I saw Indian people don't know about Bengali cuisine because of how diverse we are 😊 I think we should accept that it's always that Indian person's cuisine that'll introduce to the foreign people 😊

[@auraluna7679]

I gladly take any recipes you want to share :)

[@missjanee9174]

It is so beautiful to see these open-minded parents. Hopefully other senior Korean citizens will see this and be more accepting and open-minded to other cultures.🙋🏾‍♀️💜🙋🏾‍♀️

[@sanatani8275]

1. We too have the culture of serving elders and kids first here and 2. We do offer a 'thank you' before we start our meals by offering water with hands around the thali (plate) and again after the meal is over by folding hands 🇮🇳🙏 Edit: the comment was intended to be educative with a positive intention to make viewers specially non Indians aware that there is a culture and tradition of 1000s years of offering thanks before or after meals (like saying grace, bismillah and many diverse ways) and serving elders first. If in last 2 decades we (again not applicable to everyone) have stopped following certain traditions because of western influences doesn't mean that its not part of the larger culture . Like saying Indians dont eat beef and pork is 100% inaccurate... the same applies to the argument that not all of us follow a certain tradition. Peace out!!! And hoping our lovely influencers spread awareness of the amazing diverse cultures beliefs and traditions of India through their platforms 🇮🇳 ❤️ P.S. : The young person in the video interjected Yuki (whom i follow and love) multiple times stating 'korean culture' softly implying she was not being respectful (even if it is said he was not being rude..in the edited final video it does seem like he is being condescending)

[@bonsaitree4025]

Yes exactly!! Our family prays first and with thanking we start eating first beginning with elder of the house others join

[@uwu-cm7sf]

It again depends from which part of India u r from..ofc it's morally correct what u r saying but it isn't followed everywhere

[@mamatarout306]

I don't think it is presently a normal practice now among Indian youngsters.

[@itshwhat]

YES EXACTLY

[@madihasyed8265]

Depends on which part of India I guess.. coz my family does not 🙂

[@stardust543]

I'm a Indian from South who had never tried naan in my life. I starting hearing about it during the recent years through social media. 😂

[@gamesong6600]

North Indian items are just more well known in foreign countries, reason being south Indians who migrate are usually in some technical or academic field while punjabis are into setting up buisness. So lot of restaurants serve punjabi delhi dishes in foreign countries and that has become the synonymous with Indian food. While they serve both north n south dishes their popular dishes remain the punjabi delhi based items.😆

[@rupaschannel5856]

Me too. I am from northeast. I never tried naan😀

[@siddharthtiwari8125]

Bruh, I'm from the North. I had it just a couple years ago for the first time at a wedding party.

[@varshapandey2548]

If it possible then pls try it. It's very tasty 😋.

[@videoediting4907]

Never try such naan that she show,it is not Naan at all

[@gamesong6600]

People eat chips burger fries chicken wings using hands but still feel touching rice or xyz food is not good pretty ironic in my opinion😅

[@SamayalVaasanai]

Well said

[@pinkiepiereincarnate2291]

The texture is completely different so I can understand that but when you become judgmental knowing it's someone's culture is when the there becomes a problem

[@skagraw2]

They are hypocrite and pretentious.

[@gamesong6600]

@@pinkiepiereincarnate2291 i think the reason is people have been taught from young age that its a bad manner to touch food. They have internalised it but never questioned the pros cons of it. Even though they are touching half of the foods with hands all the time they are not conscious of it.🤣 Once you point it out either they start thinking abt it or start concocting reasons to justify selective touching n not touching policy.

[@pinkiepiereincarnate2291]

@gamesong yeah my mom always told me not to touch my rice while I'd be touching my chicken to eat in the same dish😂

[@sarajoseph4526]

It’s false to say Indians don’t eat beef. Depends on which part of India you come from and your religious background

[@anjaliharidas9194]

Yes! Millions eat beef in India, that's such a misrepresentation.

[@bonsaitree4025]

Yep in Kerala we people really love to eat parotta and beef it's one of our favourites!!!

[@Tamil_Atheist2023]

Yes

[@rnrtechno1571]

in north east india most of us eat beef and pork

[@GojoSatoru3910]

​@@bonsaitree4025 Aha....Porotta and Beef Roast

[@gamingbeast5445]

Little girl was tooo cute my heart was melted ❤❤❤ love from India . Good luck for your success and we wish you grow into really successful public figure

[@imdun7093]

Just to let all the non Indians know, that we Indians do not eat this every day. It'll be too heavy for us. Our day to day food very different (ofc tasty) then what shown in these videos.

[@nidhidwivedi2356]

I agree. Also we don't say sabzi as curry 🥲. Curry word is given by westerners. And we have kadhi and it's a different dish. I am just fed-up by hearing any gravy sabzi as curry 😭

[@MelodySmith07]

@@nidhidwivedi2356 well explained, even I also wanted to explain this

[@SurajSingh-xo4gi]

​@@nidhidwivedi2356Just like majority of Indians believe that Chinese aur south Asians nations eat insects and animals all the time it's their version of kind of stereotypes cuz they mainly see these types of dishes around them😊

[@rupaschannel5856]

Yes, exactly

[@Harryy6666]

i cant eat naan and curry even 2 days in a row roti sabji and dal chawal is best

[@krys___]

What a sweet family! little girls so cute 🥰 Indians usually eat things like chilli chicken with a fork, never seen anyone eat it with their hands here.

[@narasimhaniyer6990]

Really enjoyed the video.The little girl was my favourite.Isn't she adorable?The interactions between the Indian woman and the Korean cast was quite wholesome.Glad they liked the food :)

[@CrazyYt1910]

Thanks For representing our food our culture to all❤

[@breezeanonymous6034]

There is nothing called 'Indian' food, that is a British invention. Outside mostly Panjabi stereotypical food is sold as 'Indian' food.

[@sneharani2175]

​@@breezeanonymous6034 are you serious, that food is made by Indian spices and resipe is also made by Indian's and now don't say that that spices British brought to india pls if you don't know anything don't comment

[@didd2810]

​@@breezeanonymous6034 right!!! I was eating rocks till the British came and told me how to eat bread.

[@letsgrow456]

THE BOY IS SO RESPECTFUL AND HAVE KNOWLEDGE ABOUT INDIA. WISH THE YOUNG GENERATION THERE IS THE SAME ❤❤❤❤❤

[@liloistheendiahater]

SOAP: AM I A JOKE TO UUUUUU

[@vidaobscura830]

So sweet of her to always mention South Indian food as well (everytime) . It truly describes how beautiful and diverse our country is ❤

[@sweetsecretshayaty]

I'm Pakistani and I love, love, LOVE South Indian food! Whenever I go to the Indian market I always get South Indian food.

[@FFVII7321]

They all look like a happy family having a dinner together.

[@Ponyobean]

We never really eat naan at a daily basis , it’s always something we get when we go at a restaurant, i think as a cultural food paratha and roti can be made more popular

[@calltothesky2880]

She represents us so well. Kind, respectful, informed and inclusive. 🥰♥️

[@shaliniravi1632]

In Tamil Nadu our traditional dish is lot but our basic food for everyday is rice or something made out of rice and lentils as Korea. But the well known dish is Dosa. But i suggest chettinadu chicken gravy or pepper chicken gravy with rice or parotta ♥️ my all time fav

[@breezeanonymous6034]

There is nothing called 'Indian' food, that is a British invention. Outside mostly Panjabi stereotypical food is sold as 'Indian' food.

[@samapras]

​@@breezeanonymous6034 ohh here also your spam msg flooding

[@kingcobra2511]

Parotta always 💎 from Kerala

[@soorajtr6692]

@@samapras lol

[@sriganesan8237]

​@@kingcobra2511 parotta is not good for health because I did eat before and one of my favourite food too

[@AnkitaBaka]

Granny and that cute girl were so adorable 🥰😍

[@stargard8657]

that is incredible that you can speak korean with such fluency. very impressed!

[@schatz284]

I wish you served Roti instead of Naan. It's so much lighter, healthier and easier to eat. I love the video btw. Chaotic and sweet, just like home❤

[@anjaliharidas9194]

Roti isn't usually available in Korea and Japan (where I live), it's usually just naan unfortunately. When I go to Indian restaurants I always crave a light roti over naan but it's rare to find lol

[@schatz284]

@@anjaliharidas9194 That's sad. Actually, it's the same where I live too. That's why I always order rice. Fortunately, just a few days ago I found one that serves Roti. The world needs to taste some Aloo parathas to really appreciate Indian cuisine, hehe.

[@KdramaVcr]

It's because wheat is really expensive there as it's rarely used in cooking in such regions. I think.

[@yuktatyagiofficial]

@Anjali Haridas thank you for explaining this💗

[@didd2810]

​@@schatz284 aloo parathas are way too overrated man!

[@indiansongs_]

It's not restricted to use folk or spoon. We Indians definitely use our hands to eat.. But it depends on you.. If you want you can use spoons.. There is no rule as such.. We don't consider it disrespectful if you use spoons to eat.. Mai khud kitne hi dino se daal chawal chammach se kha rha hu.. Roti sabji hath se khata bas 😅

[@ravi-jz7ym]

It's just the culture she's talking abt No one will punish anyone if they doesn't eat in their culture in any country

[@indiansongs_]

@@ravi-jz7ym Mai bhi wahi bol rha hu.. I have seen various other videos were foreigners have this perception that we eat everything by hand and its disrespectful to not follow this culture.. To clarify this wrong perception, I wrote this comment 🙌🙌

[@didd2810]

Well it's a joke that Indians would react badly. Like Italians would pineapple on pizza but yeah there are few traditionalists who wouldn't like spoons and forks all that much. If there's chopsticks in Korean cuisine, there are the hands in India.

[@Ccchizu]

As a Japanese person, I really feel like eating Indian food! ✨

[@jinfin221]

Toh kha le

[@TaylorLeeKnow]

You should try. It's very delicious. Come to our Northeast India 💜

[@chatgpt4135]

India has diverse food from west to east north to south, With differences in vegetarianism and non vegeterianism, spicy sweet or sour contents, and even cooking styles North has more wheat, vegetables , mustard oil , oily cooking and heavier to digest dishes Western parts have seafood, rice and rice flour items, eggs, and tropical fruits n veggies,semolina, plus coconuts, and various cooling beverages like solkadhi, lemonades, palm wine, cashew wine feni etc and light weight food dishes, Mumbai and konkan coast have iconic bombay duck and spider crab and mud crab South has again rice items but more focussed on fermented rice flour, plus fish, tapioca, semolina, sago, vegie and fruits Idk abt east coast West bengal have fresh water fishes, and very sweet food Northeast india have pork and bamboo shoots and rice wine more staple , plus tgey have different meats like duck, which aren't found commonly in some other parts, well food cooking style is mostly fermentation n smoked meat Kashmir have iconic kashmiri kahwa milk tea, and kashmiri pulav, rice with spiced dry fruits in it Gujarat has medium sweeter cuisine and groundnut oil used Himachal have their iconic rajma chawal, rajma a pulses curry and chaval is rice Each place have their different cuisines I know many parts of places n cuisine may have got left out, cos India is big But , there is diversity in foods across the country

[@sulagnachakraborty5054]

Man... Koreans are so nice 😯 And the kid oh my God so cute! My heart is so full 💘🥺

[@starcloud_cho]

Love the interaction between the generations.

[@Gohan9904]

Happy to see that they enjoyed the Indian food 🧆🥘🍛🇮🇳❤️🇰🇷

[@aesthetic_juee]

That lil girl was sooooo adorable 😊💗

[@vanilla_love92]

The littlr girl is so adorable..she is not whiny

[@Deeptkriti]

Nice 👌🏻 i appreciate how you made the great affords to portray our Indians and our culture you are trying your best while some other just sit @ homes or just for time pass they browse and just judge while they don’t even give a try doing so so please keep going a just ignore all the stupid comments out there and just stop giving explanation for that stupid comments,i feel proud about you saying things and stuff about India and i feel you are lucky and blessed keep going sarange❤

[@serahsumesh3513]

okay i loved how every time she made sure to inform them that south and north ,east and west have different food and is literally no one going to talk about how adorable that little kid was

[@Jujutstu_interworld]

The Korean grandma is rly cool damn ! The Indian girl is rly sweet And the Korean guy was like “IN KOREA ELDERS GO FIRST LADY”😂

[@roxannejj2589]

WAAAA as an indian, i love this

[@LiquorSTARTStheBICKERING]

Awww 🥰 this was so Cute & wholesome. Keep up the good work guys😊

[@aruljothikamalbabu563]

Yuki you are doing good job representing the nation . Good job girl

[@leojitmeetei2693]

It's not like indians can't eat beef or pork there is no such rules. I am an Indian and i enjoy all these foods. India is a diverse country and different communities and religion enjoys different cuisine. You guys should try to explore more. ✌🏽

[@yuktatyagiofficial]

1) Menu: (referring to comments that want different items, why there's no South Indian food, etc. Etc.) I know we don't eat like this everyday. However the video just wanted to show a variety of how it is in Indian restaurants. In a sense you could consider the cucumber salad, pickle, curd as side dishes. Similarly in this video you have Chilli Chicken. On top of that I'd really like to mention that it's so common for most Indian food videos filmed anywhere to have butterchicken, Butternaan, garlic or butter Naan and Biryani in them. I haven't lived in many countries but the most common form of Indian food found elsewhere is North Indian food. Similarly in South Korea we mainly have North Indian restaurants. There is Amma in Itaewon but it's very far from our filming location therefore it doesn't deliver. The filming crew has alot to do in a day whether it's filming various topics or editing and uploading them. They dont go home until late. For those who are saying why are there no so and so menus recommended, you need to understand that we are trying to showcase variety along with the fact that only a few specific dishes are available in this restaurants. I am a full time student with two part time jobs on the side. I myself don't have the time to cook for the whole crew in advance. We are doing our best with what we have. I am sorry that we can't see much variety whether it's northern, Eastern, North Eastern, Southern, western food. However we are really trying our best. Everyone wants variety but as soon as you see a new menu you are quick to criticize without being understanding. Also to those who are saying why Chilli Chicken? Why Prawn Saag? Why this Naan? It's because its very common to use other dishes. It didn't make it into the video but everyone was surprised with the fact that there are Indian curries that are green and use Spinach or for the fact that in India you have our own take on Indian Chinese food which is quite popular. It's better to show different food in every video so please dont hate on what's being showcased. Everyone is trying their best and not represent the cliches. Plus I did mention that it's common for us to eat roti and paraatha, not naan but it's 1.5 hours of video that needs to be edited in 10 to 15 mins. So many things don't make it to the video. 2) Eating by Hands; Yes we eat by Hands and there are dishes where its normalized to use spoons nowadays but if you clearly see, there wasn't enough cutlery available while filming. We only had 3 plates even though we were 5 people and no spoons. Only serving spoons for the food. We did our best with what was given to us and without inconveniencing the crew. You guys are always so fast to criticize. In another video when I said that sometimes we use cutlery people were furious and now it's the opposite. It's really hard to please my country's population. 3) Beef and Pork Like I mentioned earlier it's a 1hour to 1 and a half hour of video which is filmed. I do my best to mention everything but what segment makes it into the video and what doesn't is not up to me. The answer is a general view on whether people eat beef or pork not the whole population. The long answers I usually give are cut short. Yes I am fully aware that people in India eat beef and pork. 80 million people of our population eat beef and pork but if you compare that with our population of 1.408 billion, that's like 6 to 7% of the population. I mentioned that states like Goa, Kerala and Karnataka as well as states in Northeast India, bordering China and Myanmar, West Bengal eat beef and pork where the beef is not cow meet but Buffalo meet. However the majority don't. Either they dont eat for religious regions or because they are cautious about the cleanliness and origins of the meat even though Indian pork is usually black pork or Grey pork or the pink pork imported from other countries. This message itself is very long so imagine how much I must have spoken while filming. The video was cut to give a general idea. 5) Lassi Recipe: Curd is maid from milk. I don't know how to say curd in Korean so I compared it with yogurt. 6) Serving food to elders and eating before them : For the video it served the food to everyone before serving it to myself cause that shows hospitality in our culture. Also if you see I genuinely respect all four equally which is why I dont have Lassi for myself because there's only four packets. It's just me serving food was pretty long and didn't need to be in the video. So please dont hate when you don't know. There are families in India where the youngest eat first, where the eldest eat first and where you dont follow a certain practice unless it's a social situation that requires you to do so. Similarly I come from a family where the youngest eats first or the children eat first. So the order didn't matter. That doesn't mean I respect anyone lesser. Respect goes both ways. 7)Praying before eating India is a diverse country. Some may practice praying before eating and some may not. I come from a Christian family, we thank God for our meals and other relevant things that we are grateful for when we wake up and when we go to bed. My dad is hindu, he doesn't pray before eating nor did my grandparents from his side. Just because we don't pray before eating doesn't mean other Christians don't pray. That's how it is in my family. Similarly traditions vary in each household. Please respect the diversity of traditions. Just because we didn't pray before food doesn't mean I forgot my culture or heritage. 8) Yongmin wasn't rude or impolite. He was very helpful. Why are yall gating when I didnt take offense ? The simplest of comments can be hurtful to the ones reading them especially on a bad day. Please be mindful. Lastly please try to be understanding and kind before criticizing the filming crew, the editors and the cast. Everyone is really doing there best.

[@NoRiceToEat]

Yes but the majority doesn't. It's a religious thing. We respect your choice to eat it but you should also respect our sentiments and stop rubbing it in our faces.

[@debodatta7398]

Blame Yukta Tyagi the Indian guest on here for picking out these foods lol she isn't the most cultured person.

[@nikitha97]

@@yuktatyagiofficial please don't worry yourself explaining to others you are doing great. I really enjoyed your video.

[@dOVERanalyst]

She's spesking for MAJORITY of India. Hindus don't eat beef. Muslims don't eat pork. That's why.

[@Michin_yeoja_]

It's so satisfying seeing them enjoy our food 🤭🤭🤭🤭

[@aesthetic_reels_page]

Aw that lil girl ❤️😍🥰

[@jyothireddy6950]

Korean family are so humble 💜💜

[@Star-wh9lc]

European family are so humble is know

[@singaporetextiles8685]

"I just watched this video where a Korean family tried Indian food for the first time, and it was so much fun to watch! It's always interesting to see people from different cultures and backgrounds try new things, and this video was no exception. I loved how the family was open-minded and willing to try everything, even if it was outside of their comfort zone. It was also great to see their reactions and hear their thoughts on the different dishes. As someone who loves Indian food, it was nice to see them appreciate the flavors and spices that make it so unique. This video is a great reminder that food has the power to bring people together and bridge cultural differences. I hope this family continues to explore and enjoy different cuisines from around the world!"

[@yuri67721]

why are you speaking in quotation marks?

[@tannie2510]

The naans were so tough,i hope the teeths of the elders are intact

[@thatwittyboy]

Wtf lol 😂😂

[@anchalvishwakarma1476]

We generally eat naan in some special occasion s it's taste like salty nd butter with sponging softie softie you can chew easily 😁

[@vibhavrazdan8565]

Nice video 👌..... thank you Yukta and the whole crew of giggle for this video.......keep up the good work.....🙏👍

[@BudderChezMC]

Loved the video! They were so joyful eating the food. 🥰

[@ankurmondal3220]

Eat the food however you like. Just make sure you enjoy it

[@sarcasticsree]

Indian food is the best !!!😍 But anyways that cute kid stole my heart !!!she is so cute !🤩😭😘

[@izukumidoriya953]

The level of patience... I could never ugh

[@toqa6735]

Aww do more of these

[@myuniverse8278]

She is so pretty❤

[@lordvoldemort1028]

I am indian and i haven't eaten naan yet

[@mentalhealthmattersdear]

This cute girl is so cute🥺🥺🥰🥰😍😍❤️❤️✨✨ My heart everytime melts to see this little sweet kids learning this world. 🥺🥺🥺

[@Harry-le8tu]

the girl is such an angel 🫶🏻

[@Planet_India1]

Undoubtedly Indian food is the BEST in the World 👍.

[@MyB4llsHurt]

bruh no 👍

[@kasmith54]

Damn right! One of the best; this episode made me so hungry.

[@Planet_India1]

@@MyB4llsHurt it is you don't know anyth!ng , bandar kya jaane adrak ka swaad 💀.

[@MyB4llsHurt]

@@Planet_India1 You wanna translate that from bullshit to English? 💀

[@Planet_India1]

@@MyB4llsHurt pak!stani do it yourself.

[@sakthipriya240]

Like beef is not banned in indian only North indian will not eat it as South Indian will eat

[@annmary5852]

Yeah

[@melofello9425]

Yess and pork too

[@yuktatyagiofficial]

The answer is a general view on whether people eat beef or pork not the whole population. The long answers I usually give are cut short. Yes I am fully aware that people in India eat beef and pork. 80 million people of our population eat beef and pork but if you compare that with our population of 1.408 billion, that's like 6 to 7% of the population. I mentioned that states like Goa, Kerala and Karnataka as well as states in Northeast India, bordering China and Myanmar, West Bengal eat beef and pork where the beef is not cow meet but Buffalo meet. However the majority don't. Either they dont eat for religious regions or because they are cautious about the cleanliness and origins of the meat even though Indian pork is usually black pork or Grey pork or the pink pork imported from other countries. This message itself is very long so imagine how much I must have spoken while filming. The video was cut to give a general idea.

[@yoznamoktan6845]

Happy birthday to your beautiful daughter ❤ may god bless her abundantly

[@hawkeyes5703]

Not every South Indian, it's only in parts of Kerala and tamilnadu. Devout Hindus in Karnataka and Telugu states don't consume beef. So, your statement is factually wrong, unless you don't consider us teluguites and kannadigas as South Indians.

[@markjade3587]

Sooo cuuute

[@maddyedits01]

Omg the kid is toooo cute....🥰🥰

[@fusion_flicks95]

Nobody eats chilli chicken by hand. Really depends upon the kind of food you eat

[@ankurmondal3220]

We eat by hand though sometimes my dad prefers a spoon

[@bonsaitree4025]

I do tbh

[@didd2810]

I mean serve with a spoon and eat with your hands. There's nothing oddly different about chili chicken that shouldn't be eaten with hands.

[@supersayan6318]

Mango Lassi is really good. I remember when I went out to eat with my co workers for the first time to an Indian restaurant, I kept getting refills of that. :D

[@yuri67721]

I always order Mango Lassi when I eat Indian dinner. Best thing on the drinks menu in my opinion, haha

[@divyakumarpatel7890]

the little girl is so adorable!!!!!

[@akkusingh6944]

So cute kiddy ❤❤❤❤❤

[@divyanshidadhwal8542]

I agree with the grandpa. As an Indian I also can't eat naan everyday. Our daily food is quite simple and not that much spicy.

[@neha5279]

there are parts of india where beef is eaten. had the privilege to visit kerala last year and had the most amazing, delicious beef dishes. the diversity of indian people and food is amazing 💜 no shade at all to yukta, you did an amazing job introducing folks to indian food and culture!! it’s hard to be the voice of over a billion people, you did amazing 💕

[@rosieposiediditagain5484]

What is beef? It would be eaten in some parts of India but it'll never be our culture because cow is the holy animal for sanatans

[@Yanktang13]

​@@rosieposiediditagain5484most of northeast people eat beef and pork but some of Hindu eat meat even if they are son of pandit my mummy is Buddhist so she eat beef and my papa is hindu but he eat pork so our family eat both beef and pork but I don't eat beef because we know sometimes they kill cow instead of buffalo so that's why I don't eat beef our family follow both religion so Hindu and Buddhist

[@ankitsinghrajput8016]

so glad to see grand parents and grand child on same table. thats same as indian culture

[@MelodySmith07]

really appreciate your efforts yukta di stay awesome and happy forever love from your homeland INDIA🦚

[@bob_2_5]

That theory is correct on why left is not used but India has developed by leaps and bounds and now we use jet spray for wiping. So you can use two hands. Infact i use both hands.

[@jokerpriya]

Soo cute ❤️

[@drushya_shetty]

loved the video. all of them are so adorable. i would have really loved to see better food choices. regardless, awesome stuff folks :)

[@Overmeslays]

the little girl is veryyyy mannered. The way she asked if she could put her spoon on the table😭😭

[@pravinkumar9882]

this is my first time hearing about prawn saag....does these even exist in India being an Indian who traveled many states from north to south and east i myself never heard about prawn saag

[@bonsaitree4025]

It does exist but my family don't call prawn saag we just call shrimp and spinach curry!! Ahaa it was first time hearing the name

[@pravinkumar9882]

@@bonsaitree4025 but there is difference between those spinach curry(veg) and prawn one( non veg) right maybe these are eaten in the very south of India like tamil nadu or maybe in Bengal side

[@didd2810]

​@@bonsaitree4025 yeah Saag is a Punjabi word. We all have different words for spinach depending on our language.

[@didd2810]

​@@pravinkumar9882 Saag isn't south Indian tho

[@pravinkumar9882]

@@didd2810 yeah i know it's a north word but saag is said to be curry too so if it is prawn then for sure it's not from northern side because mostly northern doesn't eat those prawn so i had a guess maybe south do eat it

[@bonsaitree4025]

I'm Indian but I've never tried naan in my entire life nor did my family ahaha i asked my grandmother if she heard of naan and she said it was her first time hearing when i mentioned few ingredients she said it sounded similar to roti but instead of rice flour it's maida. I would like to try naan once if possible. Since I'm from Kerala if i was in place of Yukta(a beautiful name btw) i would recommend chicken biryani, sadhya, kappa kuzhachathu, parotta and beef, masala dosa and as a dessert/drink/snack i would recommend bonda, pazham pori, coconut juice, chaya/chai, vermicelli payasam, egg cake , banana halwa and more:) I really enjoyed this video btw!!!

[@fatchoppedsalad2950]

Ah a fellow mallu!.Nice to see ya

[@naughtypotato5243]

malabar parotta is flaky naan

[@peachmo4867]

I wish I could try these but they're not available anywhere here in the north

[@anonymously5367]

The moment you added the 'h' to her name we all knew you are a South Indian. Why do you guys do that? I mean while speaking you can't help if it's in the accent. But how can you change the spellings of someone's name, is something I've never understood.

[@vvivvian7737]

@@anonymously5367 just like how sometimes north indians write 'kannad' instead of 'kannada'. it might be that the person just heard the name from video and didn't really see the spelling there. It is not that serious

[@arpitachakraborty_]

Thanksssss! I hope koreans love Indian food.

[@Wejdan162]

I’m from Saudi Arabia and Indian food is really popular in here. Supper yummy

[@cassiadsouza709]

I don't know why but the guy with the blue jacket was kinda being annoying. The not eating with the hands thing is understandable but then every time she served him he went *in Korean culture elders have to be served first* like yes Sherlock we know, but this is a show about Indian food lmao why you so serious

[@rose-gl4io]

Exactly, you're here to try Indian food n learn about their culture so not follow the traditional Indian way??

[@ClaireJ4]

Halabuji recognizing India's shape in Naan was so adorable, made me cry

[@backtoreality15]

this little baby girl was way too cute, my heart :')

[@yuri67721]

I love Indian food. It is so delicious, and I always feel happy and satisfied after eating it. Much love, India! 🇮🇳

[@rksreepansh]

Next time try every indian state food (MAKE PARTS BY PARTS VIDEO)❤️❤️

[@monsterkukie7678]

This was super cool, but the south definitely eats more rice lol. All our foods are rice based. Also, while there are Indian foods that are healthy, typically a lot of the ways that the food shown in this video are made are not healthy. Last, there's no such thing as zero calorie foods.

[@Harry_2003]

Even north Indians do also eat a lot of rice 😊

[@monsterkukie7678]

@@Harry_2003 Ik North Indians eat a lot of rice, but in the video, she said they eat more, which is not necessarily true.

[@MJ-nz6ys]

Lol I like the little girls expression...:)

[@lisasyadom23]

There are different dishes across the country. You can get less spicy stuff too. And pork is pretty famous in the northeast and some parts in the south.

[@lisasyadom23]

@Lizeth Frias umm OK I guess I just commented on a video doesn't mean I want them to notice me or my country. And that's not only india, there are other countries too who want Koreans to notice them and the sole reason is kpop not cuz we love them alot lmao

[@lisasyadom23]

@Lizeth Frias umm OK that's what u think lmao

[@lisasyadom23]

@Lizeth Frias it's just the craziness of klove nowadays it's getting really popular everywhere can't blame india.

[@whatsappbackup5075]

Did she said " we eat more rice in northern part" my whole Southern heart exploded. Like bruh what ???

[@AuthenticIndianFoodRecipes_1]

Very practically presentation,,Korean people love Indian spices and masaledar dish

[@beingpallavi3272]

Loved seeing an Indian serving amazing guest ❤

[@anitha_m1851]

Dear Yukta, Great Job and we really appreciate you to bring out the positiveness in all videos, You represent India very well and thanks to the crew who do this to expose all cultures in right way.. Kudos to them as well.( Hopefully it is not only for the views, as we know, if there is video about India, it will have more views and we dont want to have those fake reactions ) As you know, wrt India, there is certain preconceived notion about the country among people in the world ( not only Westeners even in east Asia as well ) not having very logical thought that every country have its pitfalls and greatness and without verified facts which really put us in bad state. Atleast the current media innovation and travellers now trying to show the positive side of India. It is not that people really want to criticise you or the crew but we are really tired of all these preconceived notions which put us in bad taste just because we don’t try to bring out the negativeness of other countries rather just doing our job. When people like you and the CREW take a big step in doing the right promotion we are really overwhelmed and happy. I am sure you would have got equal praises along with bashing as well. And about the video what the entire world sees is the 20 min of video right, what is brought out in that will again set the things right.There would have been lots of discussion but that 20 mins is shown outside, If it is shown as ‘ there is no beef consumption’ it will again set the same notion whereas it is not the truth. Your whole idea of doing something for the country will again go vain. And you said, ppl are criticizing, to please my country's population, No, it is not tat way..we want to show right things, tats all, Try saying one mis- conception about Korea even just for fun, i am sure you will have lakhs of bashings and criticisms as they are also more nationalists. here it looks more because we are huge population. So everyone want to project their country right. So while growing up there would be both positive and negative comments, it is how we cross all over them , correct and improvise ourselves and emerge as an Icon. Wishing you all the best to you and the TEAM…

[@raiza1439]

finally someone with sense...i wouldn't have criticized if she said "some people eat beef " instead of "indians don't eat beef". Even if what she said was edited, she shouldnt have said "indians dont eat beef" that is a complete false information and koreans would still think beef is banned india...and that is why I commented about this couple of times in the video

[@videoediting4907]

Declare war against her for destroying image of North Indian food😂 That is not Naan at all 😂

[@LifewithRitt]

Ppl need to understand that just because u don't do certain things she said doesn't mean that it's wrong , its a diverse country what might be followed by one family , might not be followed by others , she is not making a general statement but more so from personal experience . she can't represent the whole country cuz its so diverse Everyone is just directly hating on her rather then appreciating for doing her best and understanding her side too . Yukta u did well thanku for your effort and so the other cast and crew 🧡

[@someshpandey2225]

I want them to try our childhood love - Paratha and bhujiya 😊😊😊

[@meenapillay7742]

Aish...that kid is sooo cute 💜

[@maus6140]

Beef and pork is common in few states and it's okay to eat with hands.

[@yuktatyagiofficial]

1) Menu: (referring to comments that want different items, why there's no South Indian food, etc. Etc.) I know we don't eat like this everyday. However the video just wanted to show a variety of how it is in Indian restaurants. In a sense you could consider the cucumber salad, pickle, curd as side dishes. Similarly in this video you have Chilli Chicken. On top of that I'd really like to mention that it's so common for most Indian food videos filmed anywhere to have butterchicken, Butternaan, garlic or butter Naan and Biryani in them. I haven't lived in many countries but the most common form of Indian food found elsewhere is North Indian food. Similarly in South Korea we mainly have North Indian restaurants. There is Amma in Itaewon but it's very far from our filming location therefore it doesn't deliver. The filming crew has alot to do in a day whether it's filming various topics or editing and uploading them. They dont go home until late. For those who are saying why are there no so and so menus recommended, you need to understand that we are trying to showcase variety along with the fact that only a few specific dishes are available in this restaurants. I am a full time student with two part time jobs on the side. I myself don't have the time to cook for the whole crew in advance. We are doing our best with what we have. I am sorry that we can't see much variety whether it's northern, Eastern, North Eastern, Southern, western food. However we are really trying our best. Everyone wants variety but as soon as you see a new menu you are quick to criticize without being understanding. Also to those who are saying why Chilli Chicken? Why Prawn Saag? Why this Naan? It's because its very common to use other dishes. It didn't make it into the video but everyone was surprised with the fact that there are Indian curries that are green and use Spinach or for the fact that in India you have our own take on Indian Chinese food which is quite popular. It's better to show different food in every video so please dont hate on what's being showcased. Everyone is trying their best and not represent the cliches. Plus I did mention that it's common for us to eat roti and paraatha, not naan but it's 1.5 hours of video that needs to be edited in 10 to 15 mins. So many things don't make it to the video. 2) Eating by Hands; Yes we eat by Hands and there are dishes where its normalized to use spoons nowadays but if you clearly see, there wasn't enough cutlery available while filming. We only had 3 plates even though we were 5 people and no spoons. Only serving spoons for the food. We did our best with what was given to us and without inconveniencing the crew. You guys are always so fast to criticize. In another video when I said that sometimes we use cutlery people were furious and now it's the opposite. It's really hard to please my country's population. 3) Beef and Pork Like I mentioned earlier it's a 1hour to 1 and a half hour of video which is filmed. I do my best to mention everything but what segment makes it into the video and what doesn't is not up to me. The answer is a general view on whether people eat beef or pork not the whole population. The long answers I usually give are cut short. Yes I am fully aware that people in India eat beef and pork. 80 million people of our population eat beef and pork but if you compare that with our population of 1.408 billion, that's like 6 to 7% of the population. I mentioned that states like Goa, Kerala and Karnataka as well as states in Northeast India, bordering China and Myanmar, West Bengal eat beef and pork where the beef is not cow meet but Buffalo meet. However the majority don't. Either they dont eat for religious regions or because they are cautious about the cleanliness and origins of the meat even though Indian pork is usually black pork or Grey pork or the pink pork imported from other countries. This message itself is very long so imagine how much I must have spoken while filming. The video was cut to give a general idea. 5) Lassi Recipe: Curd is maid from milk. I don't know how to say curd in Korean so I compared it with yogurt. 6) Serving food to elders and eating before them : For the video it served the food to everyone before serving it to myself cause that shows hospitality in our culture. Also if you see I genuinely respect all four equally which is why I dont have Lassi for myself because there's only four packets. It's just me serving food was pretty long and didn't need to be in the video. So please dont hate when you don't know. There are families in India where the youngest eat first, where the eldest eat first and where you dont follow a certain practice unless it's a social situation that requires you to do so. Similarly I come from a family where the youngest eats first or the children eat first. So the order didn't matter. That doesn't mean I respect anyone lesser. Respect goes both ways. 7)Praying before eating India is a diverse country. Some may practice praying before eating and some may not. I come from a Christian family, we thank God for our meals and other relevant things that we are grateful for when we wake up and when we go to bed. My dad is hindu, he doesn't pray before eating nor did my grandparents from his side. Just because we don't pray before eating doesn't mean other Christians don't pray. That's how it is in my family. Similarly traditions vary in each household. Please respect the diversity of traditions. Just because we didn't pray before food doesn't mean I forgot my culture or heritage. 8) Yongmin wasn't rude or impolite. He was very helpful. Why are yall gating when I didnt take offense ? The simplest of comments can be hurtful to the ones reading them especially on a bad day. Please be mindful. Lastly please try to be understanding and kind before criticizing the filming crew, the editors and the cast. Everyone is really doing there best.

[@abhijeetkumar2204]

Not common you will get jailed read laws. Stop hurting billions of hindus. Otherwise you will be hurted