PAKISTAN STREET FOOD : Kashmiri Pink Tea + Village Food and CRAZY Pakistani Party in Punjab!!

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Welcome back to Pakistan! In this video, we have a very special experience and meal to share with you! We will be visiting a rural village in Punjab province to experience what Pakistani village life is like. You are not going to want to miss this one!
We started in Gujranwala for breakfast, eating Hareesa. This is a local favorite from Gujranwala and is made from boiled wheat mixed with mutton, spices and desi ghee. The dish is so rich and will fill you up for hours! It was also imperative to have a hot cup of tea before our drive to the village, so we stopped at a local Kashmiri chai wala. Kashmiri chai is so striking because of its pink color. It is made by boiling green tea leaves for a long time. Sodium bicarbonate is added to the boil, which reacts with the leaves to produce a light pink color. After boiling, milk is added as well as cardamom. Depending on your preference, you can add as much sugar or salt as you’d like! Kashmiri chai was a culinary highlight for us in Pakistan.
We arrived at the Punjabi village in time for a celebration - filled with dancing and traditional folk music played on the Dhol. Although we were told that these types of celebrations were customary for many occasions, including weddings, we had never experienced such an electrifying celebration. It was one of the most unforgettable experiences in our travel history. The community was kind enough to cook us saag, which is a mix of green veggies including spinach cooked with spices served with roti. It was the BEST saag we have tried yet. We are so thankful to the village community for hosting us.
After saying our goodbyes, we hit the road toward Islamabad and arrived late at night, hungry for more Pakistani foods. We visited the very famous Savour Foods to try chicken pulao. Pulao is unique because the rice is cooked in a rich stock. Each grain of rice is fully infused with broth. The pulao is topped with chicken and shami kebab to bulk up this dish, and served with raita on the side!
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We’re Luke Martin and Sabrina Davidson, food lovers and world travellers! We make videos about local, authentic and unique foods from across the globe. We particularly like to sample street food across Asia. We’ve eaten our way across Asia, Europe, the Middle East, parts of Africa, North America and the list is still growing! Our mission is to create content that is entertaining, informative, honest and fun! We love what we do and we are always grateful for your support! Thank you and see you on the next episode!
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[@LukeMartin]

That was an EPIC day of celebrating in the villages of Pakistan!!! We hope you enjoyed this video, and don't forget to follow us here: facebook.com/chopsticktravel & instagram.com/chopsticktravel

[@sharonpeta2390]

Hey Luke just wanted to let you know that I was subscribed to your channel, but for some reason youtube had unsubscribe me. Might have to mention it in your next video so others can check. Love watching you and Sabrina

[@Shah_Ullah_Ji]

Best episodes from Pakistan series so far 👍

[@aminjee2000]

Really nice videos from Pakistan hope your post video more frequently rather than weekly.

[@WaqarAhmad-wq3ps]

All Pakistani People beautiful and nice humble. love you all Pakistani

[@reneekowalski7006]

Yes I was subscribe now I see subscribe is illuminated. Luke please don't change, please don't mimic another KZbin who is too over the top in his food orgasmic facial expressions. Cheers

[@1983savana]

Amazing video! I'm an Indian and love my country AND I love my Pakistani brothers and sisters!!

[@abdulahad7441]

Yeah thanks....

[@faisal.malik44]

Thank you sir! Pakistan 🙏

[@was051]

Thanks brother. Love and respect from Pakistan aswell

[@imrankhankapakistan2069]

Love you from pakistan...war m khuc nhi ha

[@imrankhankapakistan2069]

Plz don't believe media, mostly India media, pakistan people is loving, hospitality

[@korn311411]

I'm soo stoked for my trip in 12 days to Pakistan. You guys are getting me sooo excited,thank you from Canada 🇨🇦

[@LukeMartin]

ENJOY!!! Safe travels and get in contact with Manaky if you need assistance with your travels!

[@swissfoodie3542]

I hope you will have an amazing time in Pakistan. If you are going to Lahore, I would be quite happy to give you some reccommandations.

[@orakzaihangu]

Must visit the hospitable place of Pakistan peshawar, my friend will accommodate you for free in his guest house

[@maxell007able]

U r more than welcome 🤗 come to Islamabad

[@abdulhadihust]

Welcome to Pakistan. Hope you enjoy your stay here wishing you all the best Korn.

[@MT-wp9su]

Pakistani food stays unbeaten... love from Sweden

[@LukeMartin]

Thanks for watching!

[@MT-wp9su]

@@LukeMartin welcome Martin

[@moroccanfoodtour]

Love from Morocco. Food in Pakistan are just amazing.

[@LukeMartin]

So delicious! Cant wait to visit!

[@shahabkhan5110]

🥰🥰🥰

[@salmanshah4035]

Big hands down to the people of Pakistan. They've been through alot from past two decades from Afghan refugee crisis, drone strikes and cross border terrorism which I can't even imagine any country can survive but the people Pakistan showed their resilience, despite all these crisis you will still witness pure smile on their faces, hospitality and respect to anyone.

[@razorraver6330]

@Tigres Lioness would have been appreciated if indians took Afghan refugees rather than pakistan.

[@razorraver6330]

@Tigres Lioness please visit we promise not give you any rougue dealings...hahaha

[@razorraver6330]

@Tigres Lioness please appreciate the fact that Soviets destroyed Afghanistan who were backed by india. I guess you was not born then?

[@razorraver6330]

@Tigres Lioness plenty of Rohingya in karachi.

[@razorraver6330]

@Tigres Lioness where is pakistan killing minorities? On indian media?

[@alicesung3193]

Beautiful country side, friendly local and even more friendly farm animals. Love the Billy goats and baby calf. Really enjoy watching you showing the drone view of the country side and their celebration. Those boys can really move.

[@LukeMartin]

They sure can! The animals all over the farm were precious. Thanks so much for watching Alice :)

[@yagalterry]

Pakistan is so beautiful! It's definitely on my bucket list 💘💘

[@LukeMartin]

You should definitely visit someday if you get the chance!

[@swissfoodie3542]

I totally agree, if you get the chance, go and visit Pakistan. For me, the most special thing about Pakistan is not the food, the history or the nature (all of which are amazing), but the hospitability of the people. As shown perfectly in todays video.

[@9shazad]

Visiting Pakistan from U.K. in the summer ! Should be good 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@ansufimran4253]

@@9shazad you won't be able to bare the hot weather.......I would suggest to book tickets for spring or end of summers.

[@the_dark_ranger3740]

Hands down this Pakistan food tour is next level many thanks too you guys for doing this a massive fan and channel lover from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿❤💯

[@LukeMartin]

Thank you SO very much!!! We're so happy you're enjoying the series!

[@the_dark_ranger3740]

@Dhoop kinaray I have been plenty off times dude my parents are from Lahore Madel Town

[@patriciapankow1774]

Been watching your vids for months and have adopted you two as my grandchidren, in spirit. Food/eating is what connects all of us. Much love, stay safe, and keep putting out. Signed, Yer Uther Grandma. With a huge heart and love for food.

[@95Antriksh]

Sometimes I Wonder, *How similar is life on both sides of the border,* but it's a shame that political differences have messed things up!! *Love from an Indian in US!!*

[@theholiday3836]

True brother

[@Mahaahmedvlogs]

Very true

[@seemakhanna2534]

Absolutely not. The culture is so different. We are a Hindu dominated region. There are a lot of disparities. Just because physical appearance is same doesn't mean we like Pakistan. No hatred no hard feelings. It's just what I think.

[@Mahaahmedvlogs]

@@seemakhanna2534 there is huge deffrence no doubt ...but the people of pakistan nd india I think they do like each other...if india is hindu dominated region ...then Pakistan is also a Muslim dominated region but the hindu Sikh nd even Christians who r living in pakistan they r more happy ...nd they proud to be a pakistani...its not like that we hate each other ...after all the human beings exist...the purpose of saying is just the some of culture living style nd food is same ...other wise pakistan nd india were never same neighter will be ...

[@abcbee1308za]

Your right on point

[@iamvaibbhavchachad24]

Dear Indian government please open up your borders for Indian citizens man I can't wait for the tour around the country and eat the traditional Pakistani food

[@cutegirls6947]

Welcome brother But i want to tell you most of Pakistani Traditional and famous dishes are made up of Mutton, Fish, Chicken and some with beef. So I guess 20 to 30% Indians are totally vegetarian Don't eat meat, beef or chicken If u are non vegetarian too Then u should definitely visit

[@sabarhayat4689]

Dear Indain brothers Pakistan is open for u any time from kartar pur

[@cutegirls6947]

@Tigres Lioness no doubt most of food in also available in india But India and Pakistan have quite different taste. Indians use to much spices and Pakistan use less and in Afghanistan and Iran they don't use spices

[@paksirzameenkanizam7195]

First they need to open up their brains and stop using Anti Pakistan propaganda to win elections 👍🏼

[@paksirzameenkanizam7195]

@Tigres Lioness At that time India wasnt called India it was HIND or BAR E SAGHEER ...

[@aroundtheworldinaprildays]

This is really heart-warming, I love how the people in the village welcomed and entertained you guys. PS the dancing was awesome too!

[@LukeMartin]

We loved it too and didn't expect all the celebrations! Thanks so much for watching!

[@janellesamuel3122]

@@LukeMartin We always do even My whole family look forward When u post 👍

[@BrentTimm]

What an amazing video! I am planning to visit Pakistan this year, so if anyone in the comments is from there, please contact me! I can't wait to capture your amazing country on my vlogs!

[@9shazad]

You can find a lot off people helping you bro

[@MuhammadAsif-bi1xi]

@Chico Khan Sta Kus Ghourda Hinduwanu

[@mohsinqazi5093]

I was so done with netflix, i started searching up videos, came across your channel, you gained a new fan here today. Keep up the goodwork!!!!!

[@LukeMartin]

Wow! That is a wonderful comment. Thank you so much and we hope you'll enjoy the rest of our videos!

[@GabyP17]

Those kids can move!! I love it. Lots of joy in this video ☺️ pink tea looks amazing! 💕

[@LukeMartin]

They sure can!!!

[@FoodandFootprints]

Love all that cardamom in the kashmiri chai! Can see why the saltiness would work well too

[@LukeMartin]

It surprisingly tastes great with some salt!

[@waqasahmad8015]

Its awesome u i always have it on weekends

[@Mahaahmedvlogs]

A warm welcome to my beautifull nd blessed country Paskitan🥰🥰🇵🇰 every body will definitely luve traditional food here..alhumdulillah there is no country like Pakistan😇🥰✌

[@LukeMartin]

Thank you so much 😀

[@HafeezUllah]

These guys really did justice by showing beautiful side of PAKISTAN

[@LukeMartin]

We hope so!

[@nobakbakgardening6409]

nope they just showed only beautiful side of Pakistani Punjab. m I right ? ik gal jaroor aa ki ehna goryan nu saron de saag nal maki di roti khaoni nee aondi . he he he love you pakistanio ....love from chad-da-punjab.

[@nobakbakgardening6409]

@Alvi food secrets علوی بھائی کا کچن join me

[@sophianaqvi3697]

I'm kashmiri n love this chai

[@LukeMartin]

Thank you so much, as always we hope you're enjoying the series Sophia!

[@streanhymillennialpro4068]

And I love kasmiris😎

[@shandsome415]

Yeah its v NC Mashallah 👍

[@umanandagiri9364]

That Kashmiri chai sounds interesting. ove the animals in the video! Great music, great video altogether, I was having a boring Sunday you made my day. I love Punjab.

[@LukeMartin]

Glad you enjoyed it! More to come soon!

[@AngelaWang533]

Watching from China Mainland! Your super fan!!!

[@LukeMartin]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@bigbaloch]

Long live China 🇵🇰 ❤ 🇨🇳

[@AussieAngeS]

That drink looked really delicious 😋 also the corn roti looks tasty! Very cool series Luke and Sabrina.

[@LukeMartin]

Thank you Angie! Everything was tasty and the celebrations were a top highlight :)

[@MrFakherabbas]

Your videos are very comprehensive. You not only covered Pakistan traditional foods but also covered historical places. This makes your videos special. Generally food bloggers keep their videos only on food , but you went an extra mile by covering historical places. Good Luck and keep it up.

[@kashmirakaya6557]

This video made me laugh, smile, and cry haha. The preciousness of those children, the sweet farm animals, the welcoming, kind people in the village. And those dance movesssss. Them kids bruk bruk bruk it downn and never missed a beat haha. Thank you Luke and Sabrina for sharing your incredible journeys with us. Your videos and vibes are always appreciated

[@LukeMartin]

That is so kind! Yes those kids have some sick moves, and the music was perfect! Thanks so much for joining us on the journey :)

[@ammarafatima9717]

„Loving the chai here in Pakistan“ 😄 so we‘ve heard 👍

[@vibuthankabali]

I love this couple, they are so calm and relaxed.

[@LukeMartin]

Thanks so much!

[@AmbiSiBaAmbiSiPoChannel]

Watching From Indonesia 👍❤️

[@LukeMartin]

So awesome! Thanks so much!

[@janellesamuel3122]

@@LukeMartin Wait U should go back there I would like to see Indonesian street food and Village food

[@md.akiduzzamanabir3815]

Assalamualiekum pak people. Take love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩❤️🇵🇰

[@rodelmoon7992]

Nice Bonding with the local and to Exp their Cultures

[@LukeMartin]

We loved every second of it, thanks so much!

[@rodelmoon7992]

@@LukeMartin your Vlog is Must watch every Week.KEEP SAFE.THANK YOU

[@liang-thaysiek6628]

Village life and traditional market - those are two things I like most in your videos, aside from the food, of course. Thanks for sharing.

[@LukeMartin]

Thank you😊

[@arlenegrimm6644]

that was some SERIOUS dancing.. loved it

[@LukeMartin]

I know right?! Everyone has got some moves!!!

[@debbieebbiebobebbie]

@@LukeMartin but why aren’t there any girls?

[@Muslim-jv4rk]

@@debbieebbiebobebbie Because of pardah meaning to Not Show yourself without covering Parts of your Body. Women and Men celebrate seperately. But celebrating with familiy is of course allowed Thats why you seldom see women selling food, its the men And btw men have to cover themself to from lower belly up to the knees, no matter where They are

[@MusingsofaWanderingmind]

This Debbie triggered wannabe wants to leave her/his skid marks on every single thing that doesn't conform to her/his mindset and notions conceived in a bubble just to project on others... as if she/he lives in a utopia.

[@Tamasha1]

Go into the posh modern areas of Lahore and big modern malls in Lahore thats where the women are and same goes with Islamabad and Karachi.

[@gingerjo1791]

Those young boys dancing.. wow 🤩

[@foodtaster458]

Watching from Morocco. Delicious Food 😍

[@LukeMartin]

Hope you enjoyed it!

[@alwkw3783]

Aw, sweet kid. I think you really made his day when you complimented his dancing:)

[@RNX001]

That drink looks delicious!🙂🎗

[@LukeMartin]

So comforting :)

[@pakistanitraveller475]

I love pink tea. It’s something you got to try ❤️

[@LukeMartin]

Absolutely!

[@grammyTA5269]

Wow! That was a great experience with amazing people & the food looked delish. The village you visited was just so filled so much joy with living the simple life. What a great day where the children & young adults participating without cell phones in every ones hand. Thanks for taking us along & sharing in the celebrations you attended. Take Care & God Bless

[@debbieebbiebobebbie]

*boys, all boys. There’s not one woman or girl to be seen.

[@hl8302]

@@debbieebbiebobebbie Men and women traditionally socialise in different spaces. This is their culture and tradition.

[@MusingsofaWanderingmind]

@@debbieebbiebobebbie why so triggered! We have a way we live our lives... it is very much an imperial mindset that wants to project only their own values on everyone! I say get lost in your own bubble!!!

[@mwaqas5472]

@@debbieebbiebobebbie hi my dear Debbie in Pakistan especially village life females stay home and males work in farm earn money and provide everything they need. Different country different culture. Love from England

[@sehzadhussain9519]

Hello luke, Saag is not spinach,its mustard plant called Sarson in urdu language,there are many kinds of this plant,spinach is added into mustard stems/leaves and boiled and then grounded,many variations and is eaten with corn flour roti/makai ki roti And desi ghee/clarified butter is what makes this dish rich ! Enjoy travels

[@dnlybuff]

Saag is made from Mustard leaves...it's a winter specialty in Indian and Pakistani Punjab

[@sebastianvillamil6605]

Love watching you guys videos, and this pakistan edition it's awesome. Watching you guys from Colombia 🇨🇴. When are you visiting my country great food.

[@LukeMartin]

Thank you so much! We hope to visit very soon!

[@noorimeldaelle3403]

Hello Luke hello Sabrina great to see u guys looking healthy. Wow! The hareesa gravy looks so delicious.

[@LukeMartin]

Hi Noor! Thanks so much for watching, yes the Hareesa was hearty and good!

[@noorimeldaelle3403]

@@LukeMartin ok 😀

[@zanisa9092]

Really love the village episodes where you guys literally go local!

[@mohammedzaman8977]

Ive not been pakistan since 1996 . Went loads when i was younger with my father .even by road from uk there and back 3 times ..by motorbike .in winter !! Turkey and iran was very very cold -25 someplaces . I miss being on the road is other countries .. you have one life and we must live it before we die . One love

[@tfortube]

That kid had some moves.

[@toobaimran1040]

The world doesnt know it, but we Pakistanis know how to party, The women folk in separate spaces than the men. So you wouldnt get that on camera.

[@faisal.malik44]

Thank you for visiting my country. You will enjoy a lot in Pakistan because the people of Pakistan are so friendly.

[@panosanestiou3226]

In pakistan during a Pandemic...you are heros

[@deliafernandez3870]

Love to watch how people live around the world.

[@LukeMartin]

It's so fascinating to us too

[@debbieebbiebobebbie]

You mean how men live? I saw no woman or girl. I feel horrible after watching this.

[@WaqarAhmad-wq3ps]

All Pakistani People beautiful and nice humble. love you all Pakistani ❤️

[@MarBitterMalaysianvillagefood]

I want try pink tea- Love from MALAYSIA 🇲🇾 🤗🤗❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🤗

[@tastyfoodanywhere3876]

Hi sir watching from Malaysia

[@MarBitterMalaysianvillagefood]

@@tastyfoodanywhere3876 hey 👋 🤗❤️❤️

[@LukeMartin]

Thank you so much for tuning in!

[@alikazim01]

Saag is made from mustard Palak is made from spinach Both taste totally different.

[@yogeshpandey7239]

Yes

[@julesmariegrace2801]

I love learning about cultural differences and thought it was interesting that there seemed to only be men and boys at dance party in the village where you ate lunch.

[@belaree5974]

The women dance too but that is in a private section, not for everyone to see only immediate family and other women, but that depends on the kind of area ur in, or from family to family, villages and smaller cities are usually more conservative

[@belaree5974]

@Atif Baig I would just call it diversity

[@tfortube]

It is definitely a cultural shift from the west. The men feed the animals and do the outdoorsy stuff. The women cook and clean. You saw the woman coming in the video. Stereotypical but that happens in the west too albeit at a lot less level. Kids are kids too while the boys are out and about the girls are probably playing with the dolls 🤷🏻‍♂️. Yes very less mixing of the gender. But it has been working out for them for generations. Keep in mind this is the village life. The cities are somewhat less conservative. Benazir Bhutto which I am not a big fan of was one of the worlds first democratically elected woman prime minister. Where is the west with that?

[@giannishen]

巴基斯坦的烤餅看起來很好吃，粉紅色的飲料令人覺得驚奇； 巴基斯坦人喜歡跳舞，感覺親切，他們的服裝看起來很舒服； 兩位一直帶給我們這麼優質的旅遊影片，真的非常感謝你們！👍😀👏

[@Worldwise_Perspectives]

Beautiful Pakistan. Thanks for visiting our beautiful country Pakistan.

[@LukeMartin]

It's such a beautiful place!

[@debbieebbiebobebbie]

Nadir, where are all the women and girls???

[@Worldwise_Perspectives]

@@LukeMartin thanks . Your welcome always.

[@Worldwise_Perspectives]

@@debbieebbiebobebbie it depends where you are. You can find women in the family section of restaurant, in the cloth and beauty products market's. Normally women do shopping in the evening. In Pakistan generally you don't took video or pic of any girl or women without permission. It's a sign of respect. Pakistan infact is the first Muslim country in the world having women prime minister Banazir Bhutto, yet USA is not having women president. Pakistan is having first women national assembly speaker. Pakistani women working in army as a soldier, fighter pilot, doctors.. they are working in schools , college's, fashion and TV industry. We have amazing music industry with hundreds of women singars. Nazia Hassan Asian first pop singar was from Pakistan. We have women police station, women universities, the first women banks. We have separate and coeducational institute.. girls or women can chose as they want...

[@swissfoodie3542]

From woman to woman a question to you Sabrina: did you get some acess to the women whilst in Pakistan (for example in the village in todays episode) ? Myself, I often got invited into "women or very close family only parts" of the household (and my partner not), which I found very rewarding.

[@MAM-rv3jt]

From one woman living in Pakistan to another.. Women are everywhere and working in every place but you don't see them in these old style food places and kiosk stall of old city markets because those are generally where construction labourers etc sit and eat.. U go to any mall store fast food place it's all women managing.. I'm a practicing psychologist and I enjoy the same life and freedom I did while I was in Canada.. In fact I have more luxury and help here

[@MAM-rv3jt]

@Tigres Lioness u better not speak of what you know nothing about ignorant person

[@swissfoodie3542]

@@MAM-rv3jt Thanks a lot for your answer, thats good to hear.

[@redlights9991]

@Tigres Lioness and you won’t show the poisonous being that is hidden behind the ironic username that you’re using. I’m from one of those villages. And you are so misinformed or not informed at all.

[@redlights9991]

@Tigres Lioness your* not ur

[@DonnaMSchmid]

Very interesting, but perhaps in the future, Sabrina can spend a little time finding where all the women and girls are, and what they're doing...?

[@9shazad]

Mostly at the malls and don’t like coming on camera and that

[@Tamasha1]

@@9shazad Yes in the modern new areas of Lahore in the malls and same goes with Islamabad and Karachi

[@annuncreates5962]

I saw a young girl in the background in one frame. There is a chance these guys were asked not to film the women, as you saw with that one lady who was covering her face while cooking. They were probably watching the festivities from the rooftops and windows, men and women don't normally mix in traditional villages like these.

[@DonnaMSchmid]

@@annuncreates5962 I agree... But that's part of the story! My comment wasn't meant to be a criticism. Sabrina could, I'm sure, converse with the women and then tell us that the women are shy, or for religious reasons prefer not to be filmed, or WHATEVER the reason give us a description of the "other half" of this village! The "norms" for an area may be very different from country to country, or even from town to town. I'd love to hear about them!

[@annuncreates5962]

@@DonnaMSchmid Oh no I didn't think you were criticising at all, I just thought I'd give some explanation about where the women could be. I agree if would be very informative to show what the women were up to.

[@crazyyaneez658]

Thank you so much for showing soft image of Pakistan

[@aatmaparmatma6979]

Thank you Luke

[@HAMZA-10k]

7:35 that dance is so op wow🤩🥰😍😍😍😍😍

[@LukeMartin]

Oh ya!

[@Usman_khan.]

Man I miss Pakistan especially Peshawar

[@Mariashah2203]

With little bit spinach in it but the major ingredient is mustard leaves with green chilies too

[@captainmagsi1]

Boy in green shirt got moves 😅❤️❤️

[@zeeshanhurmat6642]

Our people never disappoint our guests. Thanks for showing real picture of Pakistan and Pakistani culture.

[@brothersman524]

Awesome video Even being born and bred in the UK with Pakistani heritage (my parents originate from Lahore before moving to the UK in the late 60s), the street food in Pakistan is just incredible. I haven't visited my parents country for a while since I have spent my time travelling to other parts of the world like SE Asia, Far East, North Africa, Arabian Peninsula, Med countries, Islands in Indian Ocean, USA and Caribbean but I am overdue a visit to Pakistan. My parents have been there 4 times in the last 5 years visiting relatives and touring

[@mitis3503]

Pakistani bread looks great. Greetings from Turkey to my Pakistani brothers. i love you all so much

[@honestmakeupreviews8854]

Thank you so much for showing Pakistan to the world ... :) Lovely video

[@Code245hz]

Literally amazing he comes Pakistan and enjoy our dishes and recipes

[@LukeMartin]

We enjoyed our trip so much!

[@Code245hz]

@@LukeMartin thanks for coming Pakistan very nice couple 👫 😊

[@muhammadabidabdulwahid9771]

11:40 kid in the green jersey saying bawa g Sialkot :( )

[@hassankiller4425]

Bawa gi ducky bhai

[@StreetFoodSellers]

Exactly haha

[@collettefroggatt2896]

What does this dance signify. It looks like they were in a stand off. I am from England and not familiar with the significance of these dances.

[@ghulamrabani3778]

@@collettefroggatt2896 it's a Punjabi traditional dance called "Bhangra".(Used in celebrations like weddings etc.

[@EatwithMohsin]

It's too early for me to be punishing myself with all this Delicious food 😩😱😋🤤 ALWAYS THE BEST ❤️❤️

[@LukeMartin]

You always need to bring a meal along with you! Hahaha thanks so much bro!

[@chikagosaine]

I absolutely love the music and dancing

[@khanwashere264]

PAKISTAN ZINDAA BAAD, PAKISTAN HAVE GOT FOOD, PAKISTAN IS THE BEST

[@swissfoodie3542]

The Sarson Da Saag with the corn roti looks so tasty !

[@khuzram]

Not nice

[@MyMalik777]

Come on Luke.. increase your frequency we need more Pakistani content

[@faisalharoonuppal4023]

My hometown, Gujranwala 💓🇵🇰 i miss Kashmiri Pink Tea, here in Malaysia.

[@belaree5974]

Yayy, loved the vlog👍 Also the pulao or any rice dish like biryani is eaten with raita( usually mint yogurt) and salad , coz otherwise it'll be dry

[@LukeMartin]

For sure! Thanks so much for watching :)

[@nomangmughal15]

It’s my city gujranwala ❤️ missing my city from Italy 🇮🇹

[@aliimran5503]

Your Vlog is totally different from others. You tried to show a real countryside life. Love it

[@LukeMartin]

Thanks for watching!

[@edmo43]

Thank you Luke for sharing your experiences with Kashmiri Exotic Street Food. The pink Chai drink, looks good.👍It is great to share and celebrate with the Pakistani villagers!❤

[@umanandagiri9364]

Got your response, thank you for your reply. Look forward to new videos. You guys are great.

[@raoehtasham]

My lovely Pakistan and its food. Thanku for coming here and you always welcome in future..

[@LukeMartin]

Thank you very much!

[@lahirusankalpa]

hello guys ✌❤👍

[@LukeMartin]

Hello 👋

[@Amandasilvaworld]

❤👍

[@fatimababarali3823]

On the qulcha they had the nigella seeds which are black in color along with white seaseme seeds..

[@LukeMartin]

Oh OK, thank you for the info!

[@风玲-q1s]

Fun and friendly entertaining village but good foods. Another great video. I enjoy it.❤️👏

[@LukeMartin]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@instantshoot]

I love Pakistani food 👌❤

[@LukeMartin]

So do we! Thanks as always for tuning in!

[@usmanzaib574]

This is my beloved city, my home is just one kilometre away from the place where you drink Kashmiri tea. It's been 4 years I am living in Europe. Really missing my city culture and food.

[@LukeMartin]

Glad you saw the video Usman!

[@farhanahansa2252]

Love all your travel experiences. So interesting.

[@maryba2516]

Totally taken aback that so few young girls were shown in video! So sad that the boys are only allowed to mingle or dance! Thank you, as a travel agent I find your videos filled with glimpses and lessons of cultures.

[@bigbaloch]

We don't use our girls as a marketing tool please keep your culture and bad thoughts for yourself and learn to respect other's values and culture

[@maryba2516]

@Bilal a little tense, tone it down, it was an observation, and maybe I struck a cord in your issues with restricting females to live with the same freedom as males!

[@maryba2516]

@@bigbaloch over the top my man, this is a Luke and his travels. Take a chill pill boys.

[@thereforejoemama]

@@maryba2516 we do hijab and cover our body parts And it doesn't mean taking our freedom away Many girls don't like dancing here Plus they are allowed to participate in any profession they want like men While Maintaining hijab Plus we don't force them to wear it You can see many girls in Karachi Lahore and Islamabad

[@maryba2516]

@@thereforejoemama Yep, of course that's your interpretation or perception of covering up women, along with the assumption that they don't like dancing. How primitive of you to believe that!

[@Alvaro-qz6qk]

There's no Covid in Pakistan?

[@biloucanu]

Really eh? The way the west has portrayed it, you'd think these people should've been dead by now. Only if covid was real, which makes me think it's not.

[@Alvaro-qz6qk]

@@biloucanu 😂😂 so you think Covid kills everyone it infects?

[@ilaoscar7055]

Their is Covid in Pakistan but many people (especially villagers) have stopped taking it seriously as they believe it is just a hoax.

[@biloucanu]

@@ilaoscar7055 if it's real shouldn't people be dropping dead left and right? In fact Pakistan has the fewest recorded death, despite ignoring all the Orwellian rules surrounding the hoax virus.

[@ilaoscar7055]

@@biloucanu "People dropping left and right" Dude this is not a movie.

[@lrgnisqually]

what a wonderful video - the kids - the dancing - and of course the food !!!!

[@LukeMartin]

Thanks so much Lorena!

[@engineerirfan]

AWESOME VIDEO AND LOVE FROM PAKISTAN 💟❤💟👍

[@LukeMartin]

Thank you!!! :)

[@saqlaingujjar6764]

Very lovely traditional dance 7:30 by kids. :)

[@goednieuwsjournaal9142]

it could be a combination of sesame seeds (white) and nigella seeds (black) ;) on the bread. (very likely actually.) :) but what is also possible is that the black seeds are onion seeds, but you would taste that immediately.

[@LukeMartin]

You're definitely right! Thanks for the info!

[@Husnain2528]

Thank you for showing us the beautiful side of 🇵🇰 👍👍

[@LukeMartin]

It's not hard, such a beautiful country!

[@Husnain2528]

@@LukeMartin No doubt ❤️

[@nazmulbhuiyan1982]

The pink colour in kashmiri chai is achieved by change the PH balance of the tea by adding baking soda to green tea.

[@katbury9499]

Aww how beautifully they are enjoying there life wow so beautiful ❤️

[@amzace]

This was litt

[@mamaspakistanikitchenuk5888]

Amazing, thanks for sharing! I will make the pink kashmiri tea soon too! Pakistan 🇵🇰❤️🇵🇰

[@kashifali1834]

Love Punjab and 🇵🇰

[@moosashoaib5925]

I love foregheners comin in pak sorry for the spelling im subing you