Korean in her 70s tries INDIAN FOOD for the first time (Samosa, Palak Paneer, Chicken Tikka, Naan)

[@ReacThing]

Many of you have kindly informed us that the curry we tried in the video is NOT actually Palak Paneer. Since the receipt says differently, we checked their menu pictures again. And it seems like it IS Palak Paneer that they sell, just a very not authentic version of it. The food did have some small chunks of Spinach and cheese in it. We're sorry that it was too far from what Palak Paneer actually is. As mentioned in the video, we were aware these Indian food in Seoul might not be very authentic. But we believe it is still meaningful to try different cuisines we can get here in Korea and try to understand what it is. Yes, even if it sometimes is Koreanized. We really appreciate your constructive feedback, it's what makes us learn :) Still, I had to leave this comment because there were quite a few disturbing comments (most of them filtered) with very vulgar words. We DID NOT mean to offend Indian cuisine/culture. Stop hating on me and my Grandma OK, god damn it!

[@CAKaranBansal]

Sorry from India if anyone is abusing you , it is great to see that you and your grandma liked our indian cusines . Ingnore the Haters . Happy Diwali

[@guyvermutronics4582]

Palak paneer is meant to be green. There's a picture of the recipe in video thumbnail.

[@robindey4031]

well fyi the dish that you showed as palak paneer is called Dal Makhani..its a rich & utterly delicious lentil dish..Thanks...🙏🙏

[@RaveSharrma]

Indians eat with their hands

[@RaveSharrma]

And yes it's okay if palak paneer didn't look much green!!

[@suggamumma9003]

*sees a grandma enjoying indian cuisine* INDIA APPROVED CONTENT.

[@narayana.v3689]

......... Wut

[@null-1]

Narayana .v n u t *

[@ArtzyProductions]

YASSS I AM INDIAN AND YES>

[@suggamumma9003]

wtf since when did i get sm likes 😭❤️

[@keenancloete7130]

It's Indian food. One of the big 5 cuisines in the world. We're so lucky to have Indian food so easily accessible in South Africa.

[@ApatheticBlogger]

Puts the cutlery down "I will use my hands instead!" [Indians liked that]

[@dhimasgilang1229]

As Indonesian i'm agree too 🤣🤣

[@darthvader-oz2om]

@tamil kpop fan deiii K-pop fan ah!!! Enga irundhu da vareenga😂😂

[@MovvaTapaswipeace]

Spot on

[@mochii5744]

MS Frank yep I liked it

[@akashtripurare4348]

Loved*

[@satyarthasaxena4582]

That is the first time i have seen someone mention the point that the dish might taste different than the real thing in the country of origin. Amazing sense of understanding. Awesome video!

[@ConstantChaos1]

Did you see the comment addressing the spinach curry? The pure genuine interest and respect for foreign cultures on this channel is STUNNING

[@satyarthasaxena4582]

@@ConstantChaos1 yes, amazing

[@reemtri]

I really appreciated their comment too at the start of the video. It’s a shame that they got a lot of mean comments from internet trolls, that were not warranted.

[@neivisitahinge3572]

But I I don't think so it will be

[@thebookreader287]

Yes! Food reactors tend to miss this important fact. Esp when certain ingredients are not available or bought fresh in a foreign country and ppl had to substitute certain ingredients to make up for it. A tiny detail sometimes could affect the overall taste.

[@mithra6122]

As an Indian Im surprised everything looked pretty authentic

[@Ehhhaway]

I really enjoy Indian food, but I don’t know how to cook it, so I use short cuts and I suppose Americanize it.

[@Shunit]

@@Ehhhaway It's tough to get that authentic Indian feel cooking at home unless you have access to proper Indian spices and ingredients. Another way the proper taste doesn't come is if not enough butter, oil or ghee (clarified butter). Speaking from experience since I constantly messed up the food until I realised that I wasn't putting in enough oil.

[@jafidayman4832]

@@Shunit it's sad that my entire family is a health nut and yells at me if I put too much oil, ghee or butter in the food.

[@Shunit]

@Beau Jacques You must have eating in really terrible places. Or tourist traps.

[@Krim4444]

Thw samosas tho

[@vinniethepham3460]

I get the feeling that Grandma just likes eating in general

[@chimberrie2996]

I mean like who doesn't? 😂😂

[@NamuBang]

chxmシ exactly lol and she is so blessed to be lean and eat what she wants

[@Rochelle_Ballah]

Totally agree and totally relatable

[@chimberrie2996]

@@jaimelesfemmes8783 damn.. i feel sorry for you bro

[@everynameweretaken]

@@chimberrie2996 my grandma refused to try new foods

[@angee7763]

It’s soo refreshing to see other people like our food, not die of spice, and NOT make fun of us instead. They’re so wholesome! ❤️❤️❤️

[@annwesharoychowdhury9874]

So true!

[@sidh4780]

So true, I'm tired of hearing the insults about us worshipping cows and not having beef in our food

[@isabelmarguerite5560]

I challenge someone not to like indian food. 😁 I'm from Germany and I went into an indian restaurant with two friends and few months afterwards we still talked about how delicious it was. I don't know how authentic the food is (well they lowered chili for sure) but at my bengali friend's home the food is incredibly delicious too.

[@annwesharoychowdhury9874]

@@isabelmarguerite5560glad to hear that you liked bengali food.I am Bengali and I can assure you that the food cooked at our home is low on chilies too...

[@angee7763]

Isabel Maren Kim Kardashian said Indian food was disgusting, yet wore Indian gold, that’s double standard in my opinion :/

[@samah9291]

I felt a spiritual connection when she said "sorry to interrupt but can I have one more" 🥺😂

[@jellytoni7262]

This is unrelated but I like that your name is jungkook's pastries 🤣 Its really cute and adorable >\\\

[@nvrmxithx]

Yeah me too I love eating a lot uwu and Kookie in your profile pic he is my bias also🥺💜

[@shilpa1333]

One more samosa ? Srry it's finsished Lol

[@bangtan_7770]

@@nvrmxithx I like your name😂😂

[@Abyssssssss]

Full of army here 💜😂

[@bp8145]

I bet it’s even better with rice (Indians loved that)

[@WELCOMEWATER]

This has 1k likes and no replys so i shall be the first one to reply

[@Luneormoon36]

@@WELCOMEWATER and I shall be second

[@ft.shreya]

@@Luneormoon36 nd I shall be 3rd

[@mathew6220]

I shall be the fourth 😂😂

[@iamlisasbangs2022]

@Milisoo I shall be 6th

[@Dakarn]

LOL "Do you like it?" Grandma OK's internal voice: "Do not interrupt my feast, mortal."

[@enakshiparua836]

😂😂😂😂

[@lollipop96537]

LMAO

[@Shopping326]

Haha

[@namjesussentmetoprovidehol1822]

Mortal 💀 lol 😂😂

[@twinklesingh2498]

Oh yes...I loved her, she enjoyed the meal thoroughly 😍

[@melh9792]

I like it when you say "we know is not authentic" in every video that's about food from other countries. Thank you for being so respectful ♡

[@SobrietyandSolace]

And also the detail in the explanations of each food; they really care!

[@melh9792]

@@SobrietyandSolace Absolutely !

[@jamesrolland7929]

@@melh9792 vb. Bb. Bbb.

[@megha5176]

@@SobrietyandSolace YESS

[@dallymoo7816]

They say it so people dont freak out in the comments lol.. most people know its not authentic but just dont say it because they feel like most people would already just know, but then people freak out in the comments. Lol

[@runningatlas3053]

My indian grandmother thought this was the cutest thing ever.

[@meisdead3]

This warms my heart🥰☺️

[@TJ-uv6wg]

aww :) me too!

[@khintanu]

We need to see a reactionary video of your grandmother eating Korean food!!!

[@chrvatz]

Aww gramma to gramma love.

[@fionnagrant6636]

Suggestion of response video with Korean food :)

[@gauravmittal9424]

Grandma:I aM cOmInG iNdIa Me(As a Indian):I aM cOmInG tHeRe gRaNdMa!!사랑해요

[@ridakhan2307]

Armyyy💜💜💜💜🙋🙋🙋😍😍😍

[@inciya3887]

Me to BTS lol

[@inciya3887]

@@ridakhan2307 yeah

[@inciya3887]

@Min Maki i said im coming to BTS....south korea.

[@inciya3887]

@Min Maki oh ok min maki. Nice to meet you.

[@mariao4390]

Grandma OK is always so adorable

[@MelonHere20]

I agree

[@tiermax1629]

maria o agreed!

[@gguksbananamilk871]

Ikr😭

[@Ravynblk08]

I hope I'm that cute and adorable when i get to be that age.

[@RecoveringChristian]

Lol that roar, this editing is top notch 👍

[@systlin2596]

I adore how every culture on the planet, wherever they are, has agreed on a few things, and one of those things is that salty fried carbs=good.

[@cd1788]

It's the Great Unifier.

[@KimiHayashi]

Crispy oily French fries!

[@bcaye]

We are all genetically Homo sapiens. Or, larger view, primates.

[@arkinyte13]

We’re genetically hardwired for sweets and salt, greasy deep fried things is a much newer phenomena since its discovery.

[@FarhanaKhondaker]

Systlin salty fried carbs could end war and hatred don’t @ me

[@TeenyDragon]

"I'm losing control" 😂😭 I love your grandma so much 💕

[@mattytheunicorn2296]

''I'm losing control'' 😂😭 I love your grandma so much💕

[@m.m5436]

So relatable😂😂😂

[@luciferviraj1041]

Sounds creepy

[@chandrakantmore7558]

Aww

[@abc1234769]

Creepy

[@randomstuff3413]

Title: mentions India in any way. Indians: This is our territory now!

[@soumipramanik1194]

I've been called...I must answer to it 😅😅

[@logicalbeing1897]

What do you mean?

[@swagatadas5121]

Yes yes this is true and i like that it's so cute

[@snigdhashingade6097]

i tell you!!!! hhhaahahahah

[@reubenthawmte8504]

Atleast we use english 😅

[@carallenaanderson7856]

Grandma ain’t trying to hear all that talk, she wanna EAT 😂😂😂

[@soysaucezzies]

So true, she came to eat 🤤🤣🤣

[@Dena403]

😂😂

[@v1jayantable]

thats what indian food does to u .it's like addiction ha ha..

[@michellewilliston1937]

Right lol

[@nicoleraheem1195]

Hahahaha it be like that sometimes 😂😅😂😅

[@yazzabanana]

Anyone leaving rude comments is CANCELLED...this is three generations of Indian APPROVED by me, my mother, and my grandmother WE LOVE!

[@Nick-qh3cc]

Stfu

[@shenazpatni8299]

@@Nick-qh3cc whats wrong with you stop being mean.....

[@oofgottarunn]

@@Nick-qh3cc stfu

[@anasalhomsi5501]

@@oofgottarunn 😂

[@mesochiefy72]

Really ? Who could say anything bad about these two ? Theyre as sweet as people get.

[@sush07]

As an Indian, let me say I love your Grandma. I love how she is so receptive to try new food without prejudices and actually loving them!! Also, it makes me want to cook for her!! Have a healthy and happy life!! Much love!!

[@vladt876]

My family LOOOOVVVVEEEESSS my ability to make various breakfast dishes on weekends.... I wanna invite her to the states on a weekend after seeing the "American Breakfast" video

[@shhd8090]

bro not even that indian food is loterally delicous

[@ellioth8917]

Whoever did the captions for Grandma deserves a raise. "India I'm coming" got me good

[@Diana-ei3py]

The girl did it .. 😁😁

[@abdullatifadnan5745]

protect grandma at all cost!

[@cgavin1]

You must be kidding! Grandma knows how to handle an ak47 alright. You see the way she eats chicken?!

[@NitzVision]

Roger that

[@utsavman47]

She might be very powerful but we must make sure that she never has to lift a finger!

[@xtylishb4377]

@gods boy hindu mf spotted

[@gamingwithjay3]

@bi1chpudding here comes the triggered christians

[@angelicaoakes5656]

I giggled every time the grandma said "mmmmmm." She is adorable!

[@aprilramos6512]

Omg as soon as I read, I heard her say mmmmm

[@sahibjitguraya3215]

Naan tastes best when its fresh, hot, and soft. once it gets cold it starts to get hard and crunchy

[@dmotta2811]

Sahibjit Guraya it’s so good 😊

[@sakshamjha8142]

and hard to break

[@ratulxy]

my ice cream tastes better when its hot.

[@Wra8h]

and way too chewy

[@Mohamedmifxal]

This is why laminated parata is generally better for takeouts.

[@deliciousredmango]

This might feel weird or rude, but this is the first time in seeing a Korean girl who's not acting all cute, but like a real person. I wonder if it's how the media portrays Koreans that makes them look unbelievable. She also seems very sensible and mature for some reason. I liked her instantly. And the grandma is cute af.

[@Just...K]

Yeah, im not too educated but its especially forced on kpop women idols, they are forced to keep a cute, innocent image. When they show a more sexy/mature side, lots of people tend to dislike it, and think they're being "too inappropriate" as if they aren't grown women most of the time. Like c'mon, just let them be how they wanna be, whether thats cute or not, cause its fine.

[@oraclelight5443]

I agree. The whole "let's pretend we are kids and naive" is so old. I like authentic better.

[@Krim4444]

@@oraclelight5443 that is the reason why i kinda cringe at anime, the whole concept of anime girls talking and acting like little kids

[@deadinside8719]

@@Krim4444 Not all amine Mikasa never act cute until eren come. A lots of amine girls are badass.

[@Krim4444]

@@deadinside8719 still...

[@alfrancis8]

I'm impressed with this granny. So open minded to new tastes.

[@shivam3vedi]

Your Grandma is so precious

[@anweshadash6212]

Are bhaiyaa g ... Lakshay ki achi maari 😂

[@dipalidas4033]

What are u doing here?

[@fatemahasmani4806]

Any Indian here .. i was laughing they were eating samosas with spoon 😅

[@dilipsaha4732]

Yeah

[@SCRAE8]

It was more like pain seeing that

[@radhasharma8526]

Ya we eat almost everything with hand

[@gre3413]

Let's not judge.. maybe they don't know that samosas are usually eaten by bare hands. Anyways, there is no such rule that, one should always eat samosas by hands.. eat the way you like as long as you are enjoying your food.. should not be anyone's business. 😊☺

[@fatemahasmani4806]

@@gre3413 i am not judging them yrr ofcoure not... its just said what i felt... chill bro

[@aishu8625]

As an Indian my reaction would be *"this video is adorable"* please try sweets and other snacks too

[@NorryaParsa]

If Grandma tried Indian sweets, the video would have taken a drastic turn!!😏😏😎😎

[@july-mt3cy]

“Sorry to interrupt, but is it alright if I take one more?” “I’m losing control” Literally me😂😭

[@Jonas-hm2ky]

x_bangtans wings_x no ur just her

[@Nardos553]

I can’t believe she said the exact words I said.

[@jrxpod]

There’s something about watching people that aren’t American eat other people’s food which is so enjoyable

[@darkandlight4650]

Yup some americans like eeew!yuck Im not going to taste it! Or even says the food doesnt taste good even they have not tried it yet!

[@Undiluted_Liquid]

yis

[@sara215]

Not true Americans love multicultural food

[@jrxpod]

Sarza literally has nothing to do with the meaning of my comment

[@h0rcrux774]

@@darkandlight4650 westerners in general... i bring lunch from home and my schoolmates are like "WHAATA THHEEE FUUUCKKKKKK IS THAT FISHhhHHH PP??"

[@firdausxoxo9019]

5:29 that’s true. Restaurants and takeaways have modified the dishes to fit the western pallet and to fit other counties. For example, the kuram is a really sweet dish, but traditionally it’s less sweet. That’s why house cooked Indian food is a lot different compared to what’s sold at restaurants and takeaways.

[@marlyndacosta1044]

Totally..when I used to visit indian restaurants outside India..I always told them to add extra chillies and make it spicy 😂

[@enzoTHEferrari]

Nothing like being European, reading English subtitles of Korean people eating Indian food.

[@kishaloyb.7937]

And we thought Inception was too hard to understand.

[@shinyasora11022171999]

Nothing like being an American reading about an European reading English subtitles on a Korean video with Korean people eating Indian food while I eat Chinese food Sorry, I had to XD

[@stanalexazblabel]

enzoTHEferrari lol i‘m german of indian descent reading english subs of korean people eating indian food

[@Justice2Hearts]

Nothing like being an Arab, reading English subtitles of Koreans eating Indian food

[@alientooth9125]

Lmao same, I'm German.

[@bipasanandy5632]

There isn't a single person in the whole entire universe who wouldn't love a good chicken tikka

[@istantoomanygroupscheckemo4016]

FACTS

[@MsXavs]

Vegetarians would not like😀..they wouldn't want to see it also ...I would know...my mother-in-law is vegetarian

[@seenamr6405]

We need to come up with vegan chicken tikka asap as they're SERIOUSLY missing out

[@pranavkumar9877]

Im a non vegetarian but I don't like the chicken tikka

[@jonzgurl4ever]

If its spicy...I wouldn't

[@moccisimo]

"Sorry to interrupt but can I have one more?" I love her 😂

[@Tabbcwhynot]

Ikr

[@alishabalal]

"This is buttered naan. You can have it with the curry" *Indians loved that*

[@mcpeguru4060]

I never eat nan in my whole life. And yes im indian

[@pg5421]

i'm indian and i showed my mom this video. she said she'll gladly cook a whole meal for you both any day! :)

[@minisec7950]

Aww I want some

[@vampirethespiderbatgod9740]

I am coming ,too. Will bring some Irish potatoes for you.

[@Noname-no5qf]

Yo can I come too? I will bring some meat balls from Sweden

[@abhinnalemillionregmi3067]

The positivity in the comments melts my heart. ♥ Do come to Nepal too, you guys. ☺

[@kiranbadoni2514]

@@abhinnalemillionregmi3067 this is the most amazing comment section!

[@jays5926]

😂😂 I loved when she said “Sorry to interrupt you can I have one more”

[@mdsham3368]

Awww I'm from Southern Indian your grandma is such a sweetheart OMG she's Soooooooooooo cute I saw ur video for the first time but I'm like watching it again n again lots of love from India

[@aditahlawat8069]

That's not "Palak Paneer", that's "Dal Makhni" Palak Paneer dish is very green in colour.

[@princyverma6906]

wahi to paneer to tha hi nhi usme😑

[@rahulsaibanala8291]

That is what I'm thinking. It's dal makhni I guess, coz I didn't find any paneer chunks while they taste.

[@sagarikamaitra9619]

the paneer chunks may have been small and inside, dal nahi tha usme if you look closely. palak paneer isn't always stark green, it often depends on the age and region from which the palak ka saag has been taken. so it may look a little different. and palak paneer ka swaad aur rang differs for different cooks.

[@akshat5339]

@@sagarikamaitra9619 ok master chef

[@sagarikamaitra9619]

@@akshat5339 tum logon ko dusro ke bare mein kuch acha kabhi bolna hi nahi hota na, kahin aur jaake bs karo na yaar

[@jaeseok6982]

I’m a korean, but I fell in love with samosas at some cooking event.

[@dancewithgoli7817]

I really like kimchi. Korean cuisine is actually pretty spicy unlike your neighbouring coutries. (Stares at japan)

[@romabiswas744]

Gamsahmnida!

[@LearnGermanwithMarzipanfrau]

Samosas forever.

[@gachagirltv4596]

But when your mum doesn't buy the moton rolls

[@karlathings2791]

@@romabiswas744 wait i seen you before in the comment section your the girl having internet fight with kpop idol lol with another person

[@Zoe7ww]

LOOOL I love her “sorry to interrupt but can I have one more” she’s so funny

[@ItsYourXLNC]

When grandma said: "Mhm hm mhmmm" I felt that.

[@xtremerace]

She had an orgasm

[@MohanKumar-sc4jk]

@@xtremerace wtf?,thirsty dude

[@AchuMani27]

As an Indian I am so happy that other countries love to try out our dishes ❤️

[@rring44]

It is the best food. What is your favorite dish? I will try to make it.

[@alicia-hd2cs]

Indian food is great. My dads friend is Indian and i ate at his family’s house once. Loved it so much, especially because i love spices and don’t like meat (many Indians are vegetarian right?) and also focuses on vegetables

[@AchuMani27]

@@alicia-hd2cs it's 50-50 vegetarians and non vegetarian both, but we have many snacks made out veggies which hardly cost few cents but Fulls your stomach 😋

[@maipardhan]

Indians : We have seen it all. Everybody's reacting on our food. What's so good in this!! Her : Just a little video of my cute Halmeoni eating your Chicken Tikka and Samosas. Le Indians: AWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW Please try Sambhar Dosa, Rasgulla, Paneer Pakoda, Cholle Bhature, Papdi Chaat, Pav Bhaji........... The Cute Halmeoni Effect!!

[@fionnagrant6636]

Getting screenshot of this list as I have been eating NZ restaurant Indian food for 20 yrs and have not tried these.

[@maipardhan]

@@fionnagrant6636 hahaha look up mishtidoi, gulab jamun, jalebi, ghevar, kheer, pista kulfi in dessert section. If you're diet conscious look up dhokla, idli sambhar, rava dosa, uttapam, upma, puttu rice cake.

[@k.sharma6104]

chole bhature is superior fr

[@maipardhan]

@H 02 Dont test my patience!!!! Its bloody lockdown and I can't come back and watch food 😢

[@fionnagrant6636]

@@maipardhan and @H 02 thank you very muchly

[@markarca6360]

I will quote Gabriel Iglesias, "Mexicans love hot and spicy, Indians invented hot and spicy".

[@miasounirvana385]

Best comment hands down lol hahahah

[@MsDonttrythisathome]

Is that actually true though?

[@スノーハッピー]

@@MsDonttrythisathome Nahhhh. Separate inventions. Also chilli peppers are native to the Americas. So the repertoire of Indian spices before chillis were introduced was different (as in, they are still used today, but you wouldn't have had the same combinations).

[@sumeetkumar3000]

@@スノーハッピー common we have black pepper which is better than chilly

[@AstroDash42]

​@@スノーハッピー Actually most countries that lie along the tropics have their own versions of spicy food. Because it never got cold enough in these regions, the food couldn't be preserved for a long time. So spices were used as a preservative

[@esaivanimanivannnan]

Grandma : If I can eat this everyday, I might move to India Me asking my inner self : If she happens to move to India by chance, Can I adopt her.... She's dope and adorable!

[@winterbear-bj6de]

My thoughts as well 😂

[@mdsham3368]

yeah she's so adorable

[@thanujakudaravalli4075]

😍

[@anilk3417]

Ama ama . She's cute 😍

[@Diptialkari]

I feel spiritually connected with the grandma she is just so sweet and she just loves to eat 😂

[@Ronphyxia]

"Hi kids" Meanwhile, Grandma: "High key" Lmao I'm dead

[@Artlove8900]

She is so cute

[@AnjaliSingh-ug7il]

It was highkey cute

[@blueloverfrosty]

This is about the most authentic and humblest video I've ever seen. It made me smile. I love the genuine reaction from you and your grandmother towards the food. Just goes to show people can learn to appreciate food no matter the culture :) Please review Caribbean food!♡

[@theanonymoose3542]

I absolutely ADORE Grandma OK! 😭💜 She's the best.

[@bluehearts4u]

As a Japanese/Burmese who love eating Indian food is bit of a nostalgic. I've haven't had Indian food since 13 years. I'm 25 and I really miss eating Indian food.

[@dirys24]

Really? Omg then why haven’t you tried it again?? There must be some Indian restaurants where you live

[@HS-cf8lz]

An indian is finding out where this lady lives so he can open his restuarant/food stand in her neighborhood

[@N_A_A]

🤣🤣👍🏻

[@jigishadash]

Lol dude...tell me the adress.too...I am also Indian

[@vladt876]

She's liket hat in all of her videos.... I am great at making breakfasts, so I'll open the diner. Someone franchise a taco bell, someone open an Indian Restaurant, next door to a BBQ joint, and the four of us will be raking it in. Sponsorships galore: "Grandma Ok gives her seal of approval."

[@the_eelam_rapunzel]

you might get an actual business running shes gonna go tell the whole neighbourhood

[@cherryx2303]

I’m Korean and I was shocked the first time I had Indian food when I was in university. It was so good. Butter chicken with nan is still one of my fav dishes. I also love lamb briyani!! Mmmm 😋

[@leoncemonteiro3023]

CherryX BUTTER CHICKEN WITH NAAN mmMmmmMMMmm

[@paraschauhan9769]

If you will ever visit in capital of India temme i will cook the most delicious butter chicken for u. P.s - I am lying, i will order from hotel.

[@wk8190]

Chicken Tikka, Malai Chicken Tikka are 2 apetizers you will love too!! (if cooked well) :)

[@debendragurung3033]

Naan + butter chicken masala. Indeed

[@yurikuran5198]

Shaurya Joshi it could have been lamb. My mom makes lamb biryani but it’s not really common in restaurants.

[@bewithnoor1524]

*Grandma: if I get this everyday..I might move to India* *well the princess of India moved here many years before and Indians are basically cousins with Koreans*

[@baeptae7555]

Woah is that taetae in your profile??? 😯

[@bewithnoor1524]

@@baeptae7555 yes

[@aesthatic3615]

@@baeptae7555 I thought it was lisa lol

[@prameelak210]

Tamil princess to be specific😂

[@bewithnoor1524]

@@prameelak210 SRK : jiss state k naam na sunai dete hai na dikhai dete hai . Sirf ek mulk ka naam sunai deta hai I N D I A

[@Yul-Uhlu]

I love the roar when grandma eats a big bite. LoL

[@kayjmac42]

I've never had Indian food or Korean food for that matter. The smallish city in Texas where I live has a few Indian restaurants and 2 Korean ones. Haven't had the courage to try them. I want to though.

[@PercyGrimmR]

kayjmac42 you should! You might find a new favorite cuisine

[@sayoneesharma6810]

Yaa i understand the fear of trying something new but please go for it.i am sure it will be a pleasant experience.just make sure to go to people's favorite indian restaurant cause first impression is the most important.you can try some samosa,some butter chicken as its mild on spices,some dal(lentil soup) and naan(breads).its quite basic food for Firsttimers and it you feel comfortable with the cuisine you can try other stuff too.

[@zuzaj7054]

Try it :D Well I love to try new cuisines so I don't quite get why you didn't try it. But Korean is one of my favourite.

[@Tayzter]

Indian butter chicken with garlic buttered naan bread. Try it you won't regret. Also try chicken swharma, Vietnamese pho, Korean bbq/bibimbap, Greek falafals and every other amazing food from around the world.

[@shannonshackelford7253]

I’m also from Texas!! I definitely recommend stepping out of your comfort zone and trying a local Indian restaurant. Definitely look at the reviews of each place, like others have mentioned. I find Indian food to be so delicious so I hope you love it. Tip: If you don’t like spice, make sure to ask for it with none! Otherwise, some will make it as authentic as possible, and Indian cooking is famous for spice. I recommend Saag Paneer, Chicken Biryani or Chicken Tika like what the ladies in this video enjoyed^^^

[@GenetMJF]

"WHEN DO WE EAT?" Asking the important questions

[@AbhishekSingh-ez1xq]

She is cool. She is foodie and knows how to dig in.

[@ronnieferguson9337]

I absolutely LOVE this channel! It’s so beautiful watching her make new memories with her grandma and I love that they’re both so open minded about trying new things. Just two truly beautiful people!😭

[@peternt2008]

Granny is a superstar. It is a shame that lots of young people dont know how funny and great older people can be. She was great.

[@ThatKid22101]

I love Mexican, I love Chinese, I love Japanese and I love Korean, but when it comes to Indian food I feel joy from the flavors and textures

[@MohammedHassan-rs3cw]

nobita nobi no it’s full of racists

[@youfckingidiot9893]

@@MohammedHassan-rs3cw you're the one who is racist here

[@blu3berry961]

Khe

[@ablockbathrooms8304]

ahhh im an australian indian, and if mexican food wasn't so easily accessible here i would literally die. i love mexican food, literally the best

[@ShinChan-cu8ns]

@@ablockbathrooms8304 I heard mexican food is quite similar to Indian..??? Is it True??😅😅

[@isabellavelazquez2507]

"India I'm coming" made me laugh so hard lol I love her reactions to loving all this new food

[@mrittwikaduttagupta2835]

The grandma and granddaughter duo is SO FREAKING CUTE not only together but INDIVIDUALLY too

[@RandyOrton-ti4zb]

Granddaughter: "Do you like it?" Grandma: *proceeds to shove the rest of it in her mouth* ❤ Haha I love grandparents

[@tusharvishwanath1996]

Her:I'll use my hand instead. Indians approve 👍

[@stutimathur9077]

The fact that you guys are so respectful towards the Indian culture is so wholesome and amazing. Also, the grandmum is the cutest

[@kimtaehyungforever5783]

She: if I can live in India, I would go there Me: Girl let's swap our places 😁💜

[@Tabbcwhynot]

Tae Is that you???

[@aryashinde8100]

Why would you leave india

[@kimtaehyungforever5783]

@@Tabbcwhynot yup it's me jungkook 😁💜

[@kimtaehyungforever5783]

@@aryashinde8100 cos if I can go Korean I can meet BTS 😍💜

[@aryashinde8100]

@@kimtaehyungforever5783 woho and eat kimchi

[@saiprabhamittal2419]

Who fell in love with Grandma's cuteness and charm?

[@LeGheyTrash]

I’m glad that your grandmother is willing to try anything. As a Korean person, my grandma in my dad side is extremely picky and she won’t eat anything but Korean foods

[@susieangelo6410]

I's never had a grandma, so when I see your grandma, she makes my life complete. So kind and willing to try foreign foods for the first time and loving it. She is special and blessed.

[@jaanusluvs]

When she used the silverware for Samosa I almost had a heart attack but thanks to her for using her hand, I'm still alive😂💜

[@mellchiril]

"Please, do not judge me!" Why would we judge someone for enjoying super tasty food? I think it's a compliment if you simply can't stop eating it.

[@music63312]

The "roar" and the "moaner" killed me 😂😂😂😂 but really just all the subtitles are so funny

[@Gabriel-l]

Honestly, the more shocking thing in this video is that there still are people who don't know the joys of Indian food.

[@HAIRHOLIC_1]

For real I would literally fight people over some basmati rice and curry 😂

[@Amaranthine56]

@@HAIRHOLIC_1 as an Indian,I can agree😂😂

[@emilyvelvet4902]

Catchmeifyoucan I love curry yummm

[@ekanshgupta2421]

@@emilyvelvet4902 well, curry umm but what kind? We have like literally hundred kinds of it, depending on the vegetables and different species used in it.

[@HAIRHOLIC_1]

Ekansh Gupta I love all of them lol 😂 I’ve never tried and Indian dish that I didn’t like

[@ramanpreetkaur52]

i am indian and i absolutely loved your reactions! in India, you can ask them to make it less spicy. all options are available. enjoy indian food!

[@tanniarodriguez1035]

zoe: explaining the food. grandma ok: (* o *)

[@ichinokuren]

that 'Roar' sound when she put food in her mouth gets me everytime lol. 2:38

[@poetickayoss]

I love all that extra. Food=joy when grandma is concerned and it's contagious, lol. She's so open minded. Thanks for sharing new foods with grandma but most of all for sharing grandma with me. My life has improved immensely in finding you both.

[@andymad47]

Living in the south of England ,we are lucky to have access to all types of food,Indian is one of my favourites,try chicken tikka masala 😋

[@blinx_edits]

yes i am Indian , and i am sure u will love our dishes . They are amazing

[@andymad47]

Zain,don't know what that's got to do with what I said,seems you don't either..

[@sailorfrw9137]

@@andymad47 I think what he means is that it'll probably be hard for them to try Chicken Tikka Masala since that's a British take on the Indian curry, and is mostly popular in the West.

[@dilipsaha4732]

Try Biriyani also, and one favorite bengali dessert namely "Rossogolla"

[@ggCA07]

When your grandma said it was tough, I knew you left you left it out in the open too long. Big mistake but common for people who are new to Indian food. Naan gets REALLY hard when you leave it out too long. If you keep it closed or microwave it it will get softer. Then it is WAY easier to eat.

[@saramoore6911]

I worked in India at a childrens home when I graduated from high school. Was the most amazing time of my life, and the food was absolutely amazing, I miss it almost as much as the kids

[@asurademigod.376]

Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful story. It is not often i see good comments about india. Really appreciate.

[@asurademigod.376]

@@priyak3337 didi aapke papa ko bhi aaise hi bolte ho kya jab vho aapko appreciate karte hai. If you want i can talk shit about priya but i wont cause i really feel ladki koi bhi ho aur kitni neach giri kyo na ho izzat karni chaiye. Hope get offended by this and write back. I never know such low thinking person are in our country damn its hard but its truth now. I want to know what kind of dumb person are you so please wirte me back.

[@iamankitajena]

@@asurademigod.376 Ignore her. Just some butthurt kid.

[@asurademigod.376]

@@iamankitajena thank you so much sister. yep seems like venting her anger for no reason.

[@iamankitajena]

@John Smith of course no problem.

[@talk2minie]

"Hold on bish" 🤣😂 Your captions are hilarious! Grandma is soooo adorable and love how she enjoys her meals and is adventurous with new foods. 😊 I really enjoy your videos! New subber. Keep 'em coming.😁

[@akshargupta5880]

This was fun! By the way, a quick note about "tikka" -- it doesn't actually mean pieces. "Tikka" literally means "stick" (or skewer) and refers to how the chicken was cooked. In this case chicken pieces were skewered and then roasted, hence chicken tikka. Chicken tikka masala is the popular dish where the cream sauce is added to the meat. Other types of meat can also make tikka dishes, such as fish or lamb tikka. :)

[@mgmail7279]

It looked like Tandori chicken to me.

[@akshargupta5880]

@@mgmail7279 Arguably the same thing. What the western world calls "tandoori chicken" is just larger bone-in pieces of chicken (like drumsticks and thighs) that are also cooked in the same tandoori oven, giving it the red color. Chicken tikka, which was shown here, refers to boneless pieces of meat roasted on a skewer inside the oven.

[@mgmail7279]

@@akshargupta5880 Thanks - are you a chef or a foodie?

[@akshargupta5880]

M gmail grew up in Indian-American household and my mom is am amazing cook, so I know a thing or two about Indian food. :)

[@mgmail7279]

@@akshargupta5880 Yum - you lucky duck!

[@swethapandiyan3579]

Try "SOUTH INDIAN" chicken biriyani. Specially Hyderabadi chicken Briyani

[@dudeimnotloyal9548]

When you're Malaysian whenever there's a title related to Chinese, Indian, Indonesian and Malay food you instantly click 😂 Anyone else?

[@CoffeeLilac]

so true 1111

[@TJ-uv6wg]

I'm not Malaysian but in just like that lol

[@sabzs3657]

I'm South African, and it's the same for me.

[@TJ-uv6wg]

I meant I'm sorry for my error

[@meerabzaidi9445]

Same, except I'm Pakistani 😂💕

[@truthhurts2484]

I dont think there is a person in this world that can hate indian food.

[@RealVincent1989]

yes, there is

[@chickenpotthighs9387]

It’s soooo good

[@alishayousuf7103]

QueenofXibalba who tho?

[@bialynia]

Personally, I think Indian food is delicious but let's not be naive, plenty of people don't like it for many reasons. 1. A lot of people can't handle spicy food and grand majority of Indian food is spicy 2. A lot of people don't like strongly seasoned food in general and prefer the mild natural flavour and that's not that easy to find in Indian cuisine. I know many people who claim that Indians "ruin" food with spices. 3. A lot of people don't like how many Indian dishes are cooked until everything falls apart and turns into a paste and you can't tell apart individual ingredients. 4. A lot of people just never ever leave their comfort zone and diss anything that's slightly different from what they are used too (to be honest, Indians aren't the most adventurous folks when it comes to non-Indian food as well :P)

[@krishanlal5680]

@@bialynia well im from India and what you have written is not present in our foods we make at home. Maybe restaurant people do this for taste

[@Mumtaaz_Dirie]

Grandma OK is leaving us cuz she needs the food more than us. *not that i wouldn't do the same*

[@photons30]

Granny's expressions are priceless. This is a lovely video completely enjoyed.

[@hemavharshini964]

" when do we eat ?" , Is such a mood ! 😂

[@elainabex]

I felt that!

[@armanifan3908]

“When do we eat?” *Grandma is officially my soul animal*

[@iamagoodboy1929]

After watching this I find a pretty big dfference between Americans and koreans..Koreans are actually supportive of our cuisine and culture and they really like our food. On the other hand, Americans don't appreciate our food, well not everyone, but a few. ( i said this bcoz i have been told about how some of them, tend to be rude with people from other countries, so yea. What I am telling about is. RACISM. And that George Floyd incident, man that was malevolent.i am not directly emphasizing the indian food here, so i hope it doesnt offend any american who is reading this. I have seen and heard of Americans illtreating or making fun of outsiders, people who don't hail from the west, which is unjust. Not making this stuff up, telling about my relative's own experience, My uncle was laughed at by some racist Americans for being 'Brown'.. He wasnt even allowed to work in a restaurant. His wages were very low, well that was 1999 i think, but i am just tellying u all that racism exists everywhere, and you probably know that, but I kind of feel that it is precisely ingrained in the american culture. I dont mean to hurt someone's feelings, i am just sharing something that ACTUALLY happened. Hope u get the idea:) I am not spreading hate. Just telling. Otherwise I like Americans who actually like our cuisine, not only ours, but also the other cuisines around the world. It's absolutely okk if someone doesn't like it. I know right? It's really spicy and hot. But not all Indian foods are like that, there are many MILD food items to have. Umm I guess that's enough 😅 Anyways, let's come back to the video, just wanna say -. Aww..this grandma is too cute..Love u grandma..Anneonghaseyo Korea:)

[@teacat55]

I am a good boy .....Americans actually ❤️ Indian food and we, generally speaking, like to give all food a chance.... obviously because there are so many ethnic restaurants all over the place....it’s just not as readily available across a rather large country as, say, Mexican food or Italian (and I ain’t talking pizza!). About 40 years ago, unless you lived in Louisiana, Mississippi or along the Sabine River, you’d probably didn’t know what Cajun cuisine was like and then the “blackened redfish” craze hit the news and suddenly there were Cajun Restaurants popping up in New YorkCity and Los Angeles. Now, there are chain restaurants that boast “Cajun”. About 20 years ago, this happened with Vietnamese and Thai food..... now there’s so many Pho shops, it’s astounding. I live in Louisiana (where we eat constantly) and will drive 38 miles to a gas station of all things that makes fabulous Indian food. It’s the nearest place to me and I love Indian food and every person I take there loves it! And I lived in Bombay so I’ve had the extreme pleasure of eating “authentic” Indian cuisine, it’s delicious. You’re not “spreading hate”.... but making a broad sweeping statement like “Americans don’t appreciate our food”, is just not true..... and that others will read and possibly take to heart when in fact, like MOST people across this huge globe, PREFER a specific style but are open to anything that tastes good. And then we eat too much of it and get fatter.

[@Vertraic]

I have only been to a couple of indian restaurants, but I enjoyed them both quite a bit.

[@awwwkitteh]

It depends on where you live in America... if you live in a small suburban town, the only options you have are pizza hut and other fast food chains. But I live in NYC and there's a LOT of indian restaurants available. I liked every one that I've tried so far. So flavorful and delish Also, yes Tae is a good boy. He is my bias

[@iamagoodboy1929]

@@awwwkitteh Oh thx for loving. If I am coming to America, I will surely try out some hambugers. Heard they are delicious. And tae isn't a good boy when it comes to being with Jungkook lol. 😂😂💀

[@iamagoodboy1929]

@@teacat55OK so I think that ur absolutely right. BTW thx for telling me about the cuisine. I am sorry if I was being disrespectful. I should have been modest. But the reason why I mentioned 'Americans' not appreciating our food, is bcoz of many white people criticising other people on the basis of their caste, creed, skin colour etc. Like we Indians are sometimes considered as 'outsiders' which probably isn't a good thing. And the 'black lives matter' movement that has gone viral in 2020, makes me feel like..unsafe and insecure around white people. Not everyone does this, but some people are doing this constantly, considering brown and black people as 'outsiders', and are mistreated. That's all. I don't directly point out Americans in this, but many people worldwide, aren't treating us brown and black people well. Nevertheless, I appreciate people like u those who don't discriminate others:) I didn't have any bad intentions. Just telling that I see some Hollywood celebrities, who are conceited, like..sometimes I see them as a disgrace. Like Ellen Degeneres, she misbehaves with not only the Asians, but also the Americans themselves. Then we look at Simon Cowell, he seems arrogant. Otherwise I love Americans. But I don't know if I am going to like the American food lol. Bcoz u guys usually tend to have a healthy and light meal..like salad or something. But we Indians have a heavy breakfast..Like one bowl of curd, one bowl of some kind of mixed vegetable, one bowl of salad, 3-4 paranthas( Stuffed chapattis). 😂😂😂❤

[@helenalbiston8253]

She needs to have a trip to India!! I would so love to see her travel there.

[@virg0_lem0nade]

your grandma is adorable, and your close relationship to her is sooooo sweet (: i bet she loves spending time with you and feeling included in your life & career just as much as she loves all the fun foods you show her ❤️ youre such a good grandchild!!

[@icegurl14]

Me watching a Korean grandmother try Indian food was the relief from grad school stress, I didn't know I needed

[@tinynalle]

I really want to taste Indian food so badly. Also, you guys are such a great mukbangers x) I love you mom and Grandma OK!

[@jdksksksjddjksk3004]

Broooo it’s really good! My neighbors are Indian so I’ve eaten at their house before and it was delicious 👌🏻🙌🏻

[@yoonminyoonmin4937]

And then theres me who has it everyday and wants to puke after eating it for the millionth time😭

[@ReptilianTeaDrinker]

I suggest samosas, naan bread and butter chicken. :D

[@jessier8949]

FaerieJae. It’s super expensive where I’m from to. But you can easily get two meals from buying 1 curry. So I think it’s worth it haha

[@susandmelli9273]

Aren't there any indian restaurants there... 🤔

[@matkun]

I just love your vlogs on how Koreans need to be open mind...thank you so much 🙏

[@anitgurung2925]

When Grandma said "Please don't judge me" 😭😭 cute

[@megabadunicorn8625]

Anit Gurung I literally died from her cuteness and came back to life to reply to this comment

[@anitgurung2925]

@@megabadunicorn8625 😂😂

[@SobrietyandSolace]

It is so wholesome just watching grandma enjoy their food so much.They always have such detailed, insightful and respectful observations, too, compared to so many low quality reaction videos.

[@vpoetic]

I love the relationship between you and your grandmother. I would love to see a you and your grandmother try Ethiopian food, if it's available.

[@biancabhardwaj7439]

omg i’m so glad she liked it! this made my heart so happy!’