STREET FOODS OF KOLKATA | INDIA REACTION!

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[@mr.grammar4884]

Anyone here from Kolkata here??? The City of Joy.

[@padmanabham.suresham]

Me buddy. I love my city. City of culture and City of Joy.

[@kashikakumar1736]

Yeah me🙋🏻‍♀️

[@roshnisharma9043]

Yess🙋

[@saswatamondal3447]

Yep

[@swarnavopaul78]

Eitoh bodda

[@rashmit]

"Indians eat a lot of onions." Yeah.. I'm gonna miss saying or hearing these statements.. 😂😂

[@abhijithanand8770]

Lol, unfortunately some of us come from families that eat onions

[@No_One1231]

Onion is love lol

[@VS-ls2mi]

I am feeling nostalgic! Gone are those days when onions were a common sight from street vendors to a 5 Star hotel😭😭

[@manishmishraji]

Just an hour back I bought one kg onions and one kg apples. Both for 120 per Kg. 😁

[@DanceDelightOfficial]

Aftr few dys potato also

[@TheBB465]

"Shut up white boy" - Korbin, 2019 CE 😂😂😂😂😂

[@pranayrajput5070]

Hey guys, mishti means sweet and everyone calls gulab jamun all around India including Calcutta.

[@rashmit]

THANK YOU..!

[@sunbong_rulez]

Lal mohan

[@lordgallo4213]

No in bengali they call it pantua.

[@pranayrajput5070]

@Claptrap Revolution pantua is a different sweet. Gulab Jamun and Pantua aren't the same.

[@lordgallo4213]

My point is we dont call gulab jamuun. We dont go and say " dada gulab jamun din "

[@rahulray9983]

Calcutta was when British Ruled It is Kolkata now

[@guptageneralstores5243]

I'm 24 and I was born in Calcutta not Kolkata.

[@sithlordrj8883]

+Rahul Ray I lived in Calcutta for much of my childhood. 8/10 locals I know still call it Calcutta. I would say upper-class Bengalis prefer the old name.

[@rahulray9983]

@@sithlordrj8883 The niche class... The commoners on the streets refers it as Kolkata in their usual manner of speaking... The word Kolkata fits into Bangla language better than Calcutta

[@sithlordrj8883]

@@rahulray9983 I agree with that. It flows better as Kolkata in BENGALI. But they shouldn't have changed the name to Kolkata in EVERY language. While I was born in Dhanbad, I spent much of my early life in Calcutta when I wasn't in boarding school up North. So it is instinctively still Calcutta to me. The best way I can explain is that Kolkata sounds very provincial instead of one of the 4 major cities, and once THE major city in India.

[@arjunaninditasinha2430]

All Bengalis love Kolkata. But Calcutta is a totally different emotion.

[@souravbasak5826]

He actually pronounces the name of the city correctly.....during British rule, the city was called "Calcutta".....But later on, she has been renamed to "Kolkata", pronounced the way he pronounces it....

[@babanmajumder891]

In the words of Mr Anjan Dutta I just want to say one thing "এসো আমার ঘরে একবার তুমি এসো আমার শহরে একবার, পারো যদি দেখে যেও বেঁচে থাকা কারে বলে এসো আমার শহরে একবার!!" Love from kolkata guys.

[@ProudBengali]

PANI PURI has lots of names such as PUCHKA in West Bengal, GOL GAPPA in North India.

[@dOVERanalyst]

And gupchup in Odisha

[@2000sayan]

@@dOVERanalyst we too say gupchup in west bengal...(we, those we are historically from odia but now became bengali staying here for 500years)

[@dOVERanalyst]

@@2000sayan Ah ok.

[@sainysarkar7930]

"Panipuri" it is also known as "Phuchka" in Bengal ... pani puri has many different name in India....in some places it is called "Gup Chup"

[@aashishri5169]

'Panipuri, Golgappa, Phuchka, Gup Chup' are all same and in every state it offers more than one stuffing

[@SonyBhatt]

@@aashishri5169 also batashe

[@kumarmadhur1664]

Water balls too😂😂😂

[@r2.b2]

Flavours differ as well. Prefer the Mumbai variant over the Delhi Golgappas. Haldiram’s of course has reduced them to “water balls”!

[@SS-bu8ez]

Panipuri has a lot of water in it. Fuchka has more potato filling and it's tastier with tamarind sauce.

[@dipugupta5020]

It is said that never trust a bengali who dont like fish and football .LOL

[@iam.sourav.]

কলকাতা মানে মিষ্টি। কলকাতা মানে দুর্গাপূজা। কলকাতা মানে আমাদের গর্ব সৌরভ গাঙ্গুলী। কলকাতা মানে ইস্টবেঙ্গল ও মোহনবাগান এর ডার্বি। কলকাতা মানে প্রিয় শহর ও ভালোবাসা❤।

[@geetanjaleesaikia1894]

Why writing in bengali? Don't u want others to read and appreciate it?

[@Anwesha9146]

Valobasar sohor..amader gorbo kolkata😍😍

[@geetanjaleesaikia1894]

@Linpaws hsohg Hsohg Does my name suggest that I am bengali?

[@samajder4u]

Kolkata mane gaan-bajna, Kolkata mane sahitya, Kolkata manei shilpo-songskriti-chitrokola-natok-oitijhyo

[@iam.sourav.]

শুভ বড়দিন ও নতুন বছরের আগাম শুভেচ্ছা সবাইকে । নতুন বছর আরো ভালো কাটুক সবার।😊

[@bhavyakabade]

Bengal, Orissa, Konkan and Kerala, these areas are known for their spiced, curried and fried fish and seafood dishes

[@baboys1986]

Bengalis eat more fresh water fish from rivers, ponds and lakes, more than 200 varieties, and Bengali food is more oily, greasy, because we use mustard paste, mustard oil, coconut milk, poppy seed paste, milk cream, etc for cooking... We only eat some sea fishes

[@dipu7402]

Indians used to eat a lot of onions, but now its like truffles

[@amitkumardubey407]

Dont worry its due to floods in fields of southern india..tonnes of onion is being imported

[@SantoshKumar-kx2gi]

For once I agree with Korbin and not Rick about food. "Sushi is disgusting".

[@aradhyachoudhury3602]

@Gargee Basak agreed.

[@VeganSanatani]

Agree..

[@jyotsnatata4251]

Yes... Rick never mentions Calcutta in random conversations... 😜😜

[@james69yearsagoupdated74]

Sasural Richard kaa 😂

[@jyotsnatata4251]

@@james69yearsagoupdated74 😂😂

[@Parv_Not_Perv]

Lol

[@ayushbaghel9445]

😂

[@EagleOverTheSea]

Korbin is intelligent. Yes, India has a HUGE coastline. Rice and fish curry is a staple all around the coast.

[@suprobhatchattaraj]

Yes korbin is intiligent,Rick here mentioning the fish which comes from river water (sweet water)

[@EagleOverTheSea]

@@suprobhatchattaraj I don't think so. He just knows more about Bengali culture and sometimes assumes some things are unique to it when they are not.

[@andromeda559]

Those weird moments where Rick and korbin laugh at him for pronouncing kolkata correct throughout the video 👽

[@nikhilvig1954]

trevor james is from canada but is currently living in china.

[@srikanthdanam7675]

that explains everything ,anything is possible in canada x:DDD

[@kidronzer7886]

Thank you so much for these genuine reactions guys, I enjoy watching your reactions.

[@sahanaroy7787]

Actually Rick is pronouncing Kolkata wrong and that guy is pronouncing Kolkata closer to the right spelling

[@avantikapathania1363]

I disagree

[@EagleOverTheSea]

"We will be doing a lot of food blogs when we are in India." It is going to be spicy, full of weird (for you) textures and a lot of use of bare hands. I look forward to Korbin's reactions. 😛

[@maheshsapre9611]

The look on Rick's face when Korbin mentioned that the the video is from Kolkata. That's what love looks like.

[@sonya_b95]

when you are from kolkata and see this video!!!

[@mylie864]

Ei, don't laugh at the other white boy. At least he's saying Kolkata. You guys still call it Calcutta. And of you say it right! 🤷🤦

[@arpandey5698]

these guys are just chyabla ar mannerless...but markwiens,foodranger,volpe,davidsbeenhere era jothesto bhodro

[@gokulkumar428]

Misti Means Sweets GULAB jumun is one of the sweet just like Rasgulla And Mysore pak

[@dipanjalidutta6360]

Yes...all of them are mishties.......but gulab jaamun is called 'Laal Mohan' in kolkata

[@purvichakraborty7921]

Also pantua..

[@kp4714]

I am from Mumbai..but I feel a strong connection with Kolkata. I was there in year 2007. I instantly fell in love with this city. City of joy for a reason 💓 my favorite street food are kathi roll, puchka and chilla. And Bengali sweets are heaven. And bengali cinema 😍.. Durga pujo 🥰 and Sourav Ganguly is love 😂

[@vishalbasu4628]

Come again ❤️😊

[@kp4714]

@@vishalbasu4628 yes planning this year during Durga Puja 🥰

[@vishalbasu4628]

@@kp4714 good 😊

[@JTMog]

U Guys dont even give credit to the person who's video u are reacting to, I know Trevor james has more subscribers, bt come on guys, atleast gv credit where credit is due, not giving credit is almost like content theft

[@kavysm]

Trevor is genuinely sincere and has deep passion for food around the world. You've got to watch other Food Ranger videos.... I think he also did one in Amritsar

[@tamaghnabhattacharya1229]

I love the fact that Rick is practically an honorary Kolkatan now...I smiled every time you got excited at the sight of "mishtis" :D!!! Spent my entire childhood in the city of joy.....love from Germany

[@keepinitrreal]

Rick you're on point with all the fish + Kolkata wisdom 😀 Loved the video and the guy on the tour was really sweet!

[@joydeepachakrabortydas7562]

It's really weird & funny🤪 when rick & korbin laughed at him for pronouncing KOLKATA correctly

[@momsview2284]

I like ur reaction...support from India. Iam a business woman... your videos are stress buster for me. Thank you brothers

[@TanayLuthra]

This man has an iron stomach. you do not know food poisoning till you've experienced Indian street food. As an Indian living abroad, I am seriously warning you guys. Dont go there thinking you can eat everything, your stomachs arent primed.

[@Alooo100]

Tanay Luthra I went to India recently and from day 1 started eating street food thinking I was immune to the germs since I was born there and lived there for about 17 yrs . I was fine for the first week and then day 10 I had to go to the doctor 😂

[@SyedSaifAbbasNaqvi]

That's not the case. It happens with us Indians too when we visit a different state. But once you get sick that's about it. After that you will be just fine.

[@maggi2055]

Exactly.. I mean food in India for them is so cheap.. so instead of trying from these too local street shops, it's better from them to try some good restaurants... Don't be too adventurous.. I wish the guys who will guide them in India for food tours consider that...

[@maggi2055]

@@SyedSaifAbbasNaqvi but y get sick... Spoils the trip... We know safety standards , specially in India are way too low..

[@kp4714]

It happens to Indians as well..even if you go to a good restaurant and eat for 10 days at stretch you would feel sick after a while and crave for home made food.

[@hrithiklaskar926]

Guys India have different types of Biriyanis of India's different regions every regions tastes are different from one another.

[@alexispaul4313]

I am from Kolkata but staying Luxembourg now for Job I agree Ricky coz you are the one who knows how to taste foods.. I love you Rick the way you always express if it's bad or good. You have genuine heart not only you everyone with you. You all are wonderful people. I wish you a very happy Merry Christmas and family with lots of love and warm hugs. God bless you all and have beautiful life ahead. 😘❤️🤗😍💐🎊💖🎁🎄🎅🍰🎈🙏🏻

[@SharpTalks]

Don't hesitate korbin you didn't like it we can understand from your face . Me as an Indian Living in Kerala I also don't eat unhygienic food from street

[@notabhyuday]

Can you react to the Street food of Another great Ancient Indian City - Lucknow. It's a nonveg haven and you guys will absolutely love it ! There's a video too on KZbin where that same guy in this video has explored the street food of Lucknow

[@jyotsnatata4251]

It's 8:45 in the morning and I am already hungry .. Ok OSR.. What should I do now? Can't even get that same food at this time😒😒😒

[@jyotsnatata4251]

@Gargee Basak 😂😂

[@Bajrangi45-k]

Just one thing I should assure you that anyone never can taste all the dishes of any region of India even if he's an indian...A small village of India containing 20k people can have at least 50 different varieties of a same dish...My brothers, that's our true beauty....The never ending diversity.... it's like our own world inside the world

[@SuperRAJORSHI]

Guys actually its 'KOLKATA' now....calcutta is the name the brits called bcz they couldnt pronunce kolkata....its amended to its former kolkata later...

[@torau8531]

It's not all Mishtis Rick. Each one has different name😊

[@rashmit]

EXACTLY..!

[@torau8531]

@Gargee Basak Gulab jamun is basically Golapjam. Lal mishti is a kind which includes Lyancha, Pantua Chhanar jilipi, Golapjam etc. I am one mishti addicted bangali u know😊

[@A-myth]

@@torau8531 it's Golapjam or golapjamun..

[@torau8531]

@@A-myth It's Gulabjamun or Gulapjamun in hindi. We bengalis call it Golapjam.

[@A-myth]

@@torau8531 well, no, you are wrong, it's called golapjamun..:P

[@jyotsnatata4251]

DON'T... I REPEAT, DON'T TRY EVERYTHING IN JUST ONE DAY... And do wisely choose places where to eat from.. Cuz hygiene comes first... I don't want u people to get sick... ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@jyotsnatata4251]

@@fbird3856 Hehe... everything's fine.. I just have exams, so stopped watching youtube.. Thanks for the concern..👍🙌

[@DrSS18]

We love you both! Lots of love from India❤😊

[@rajajana9842]

Gulab Jamun is called Pantua in Kolkata, you should try the Bengal fish delicacies, mutton, the mishti, and also the Kolkata Mughlai cuisine is the most authentic mughlai cuisine in India.

[@globalcitizenn]

I would recommend Mark Weins video on Delhi Street food.. it’s amazing! And you have to squeeze the syrup out of the rasagulla to adjust the sweetness to your liking

[@TruthSeeker10250]

Yes it was pani puri. In Kolkata it is called 'Puchka', in Delhi it is called 'Golgappa'. I'm a Bengali but live in Mumbai & visited Delhi. I can confirm that 'Pani Puri' of Mumbai is better than other two. Taste level: Pani Puri > Golgappa > Puchka

[@abhishekanand6417]

Great guys....you can refer to his channel for all the food videos and tips for your trip to India😊😊

[@govindsinghtomar5504]

Those indians who eats onions eats a lot lot lottttttt of onions while those who don't eat onions regularly actually doesn't eats at all.

[@akashguha5375]

From Kolkata. Used to live in LA. Now in folsom. Guys, I just got back from my vacation to Kolkata. Had I known about your love of street food ( especially Rick's ), I would have brought something along with me for you. Cheers to the world being a small place. ✌🏻

[@harshitmittal6632]

Korbin you have a dank sense of humour 😂

[@gauravkishore]

All in one day... Next few days in hotel bathroom

[@khyatikaloiya1767]

Awe... thats so nice of Korbin for Rick😍😍😍

[@Srinjoymusiclover]

The Bengali version of gulabjamun is PANTUA. It's softer and less fried.. You gotta try it next time.warm pantua and vanilla ice cream 🥰 BTW misti means sweets... Anything sweet is misti.. But they have different names for different mistis.

[@anuragtingre8662]

I am just loving this food reactions OSR.. We need more like this 😍 😍 😍

[@paromitadas7751]

Bengali love fish( varitey of fishes),luchi & potato curry..ghugni,masalamuri,moghlai food(mughali paratha),rolls,&...sweets. sply rosogolla,mistidoi,...sandesh(more than 100 variety). & tea...

[@harishr8529]

I love Rick's expression when korbin first said kolkata

[@distorted_spectrum]

Please do also see Ok Tested's : 10 things to do when visiting Kolkata - kzbin.info/www/bejne/hoS3apmcopiob8U And Authentic Sweet shops of Kolkata - kzbin.info/www/bejne/b4Hce4Whq75lhJY

[@debajyotigupta8290]

Yayy ! Hello from Kolkata here !

[@advocatesaptarshiaichsarka4140]

Guys I just loved to hear the fact that you know a lot about Bengalis, specially the fish fact. Have a visit here, don't worry I'll glad to be your guide, and will feed you the best mistis form those places where it has been born. Love U guys...

[@granthikde9338]

Watch his other Kolkata food videos as well... and "Mishti" means "Sweet" in Bengal, so you can say mishti to any sweet... Kolkata is heaven for Sweets and Fishes

[@Jaihind61397]

Finally one more video on food 💞❤actually i like it

[@myrapereira5622]

Fish curry and rice is staple food of Goa too 😊

[@sharmisthachowdhury10]

11:47 the place where he is eating is a very popular cafe serves good food at budget. It is named Mitra Cafe

[@jyotsnatata4251]

Love the way how Rick gets excited seeing Rosogullas and Gulab Jamun while at the same time Korbin says Nooooooooo😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@v5d9k1]

So as someone whose family is from Kolkata (his pronunciation is fine btw) living in Delhi, this video was very difficult to watch! Luchi ❤️ Maach❤️ All the sweets!! ❤️ Also, I ordered Mughlai parantha while watching this. It will not be as good here, but it’s something. 🤞🏽

[@DivinelyGuided_8646]

I'm a HUGE fan of your channel, Rick and Korbin,and from Kolkata as well. Rick Sir, please visit our City of Joy very soon...and don't forget to have the authentic Bengali dishes of Fish Curry. I bet you'll absolutely love it! Love and respect from Kolkata. 🙂

[@Bangalianaa]

Bengal is famous for durga puja We bengali People loves to eat fish And capital city of bengal is "kolkata" also known as "cultural capital of India/city of joy" The Book store you saw this is the biggest book market all over asia called "college street, kolkata" Only very few places whare you will find mountains tea garden and sea beach Its like mini india

[@sainysarkar7930]

I m a bong girl....born and brought of west bengal....so I know the value of all these food....specially fish....in bengali it means 'MAACH'...most of the bengalis love to have fish with rice...means "Maachh Bhaat" and deep fried fish in mastered oil....means "Maachh Bhaja" because it compliments the flavour....but we also like to have sea food...FISH...its not only a food for bengalis...IT'S AN EMOTION...LOVE....OUR IDENTITY🤣😘❤️🐟🐟🐟

[@sayandeepbasak257]

Bengali fish is different from Ireland here we put tons of spices and cook it in different way. You will definitely like it.

[@vaibhavsingh-gh4di]

Guys, i know you guys are busy, just wanted to remind you that you promised a Rick's tap dance video. So just saying that I'm still waiting.

[@devansh1994]

I am hungry now....get me indian street food in phoenix!!!!! Amazon please start instant food delivery from all over the world :(

[@manamitalukder]

Gulab jamun is nt Bengali sweet. We have what is called "pantua"

[@dhruvsinghal4194]

I love how you're fascinated by the little-lest of things 😂

[@rishabhkumardwivedi]

Calcutta Is Love.

[@ITZKC31]

Love your videos too much

[@satyakimookherjee8612]

I am from Kolkata.. it would be lovely to meet you guys here..

[@SpeedyInfo]

By the way Rick, Indrani didn’t tell you about Calcutta’s original name Kolkata! Yes it is pronounced exactly the way it is written (pronounced like coal-ka-ta). Btw Beef is not a luxury but a rarity, as you can only have it in certain states and certain parts of India where there is pre-dominantly non-Hindu population.

[@singhchamkaur2464]

Thanks you also and happy krismes every one

[@moumitachakraborty1732]

Omg!! korbin's face on rasgullas.. 😂😂but yeah fish nd bengalis hv deeper connections ❤️❤️

[@meghakamath8427]

I live in the south western coastal region in India and we eat a ton of salt water fish in spicy, tangy coconut based sauce with rice.. This is like a staple among the non vegetarians.. Would love for you guys to try it out..

[@krishnenduroy5605]

Yeaaaa... Finally Kolkata Street food and Mitra Cafe. Loved it. ^-^

[@mdmudassir6081]

Love From Kolkata ..

[@CharuYoga]

Great video & love the intensity of the maker.. i was looking for more bengali cuisine. I believe Dal makhani, nan are generic northern Indian food..dont believe they originated in calcutta. Which has an amazingly rich cuisine of its own. The foodie in me would have lived to see foods like shukto, lau ghonto, mochar ghonto

[@ayonbiswas4186]

He roamed in North Indian pockets of kolkata, I think.

[@SM-xj3ue]

Try jaggerry rasogolla... roso malai.. Jaggerry is called Gur in bengali. On winter time we produce Nolen Gur.. By this we make rasogolla. Its mesmerising.. We make Jagerry Ice cream also..

[@DevikaK1293]

Watching an OSR food video at 3 a.m.? Not dangerous for my eating/sleeping patterns at all! 😂

[@tejaskhandekar3868]

Its called a tuk tuk in Thailand not India. We call it Auto Rickshaw.

[@r2.b2]

Tejas Khandekar: it’s called an auto rickshaw in Mumbai...there are different terms for it in different regions of India

[@tejaskhandekar3868]

@@r2.b2 well then please enlighten me..and don't forget to mention where in India it's called a tuk tuk

[@garimakilledar5810]

@@tejaskhandekar3868 it's called a tuk tuk in Jaipur.

[@tejaskhandekar3868]

@@garimakilledar5810 no it isn't...it's all the tourists that go to Thailand before they visit India and then call auto rickshaws tuk tuks. After which ofcourse Indians have to follow blindly because a white person said it...btw I wonder why this came up after 10 months.

[@mylie864]

Korbin, Gulab Jamun is the Hindi name for what in Bengali is called pantua. Interesting fact, it's also called Lady Kenny or Ledikeni( I think it's based on a story of some British Lady having liked it at some point)

[@allmightlegend3514]

I'm from Kolkata....hope u visit one day❤️❤️

[@arkadatta7544]

I live in Hyderabad now for work And i miss all of my hometown food

[@durbasharma380]

I love you Rick for loving Bengali n Bengali culture as I am a Bengali

[@popatkapopat]

Also pani puris are found all around India with different names.. for example they are also called puchkas, golgappas

[@ayushkhandelwal900]

It is an old video. 130 rupees is $2.1 in this video. Now it is less than $2. I am quite sure that the prices of the food items wouldn't have proportionality increased with the fall of rupee.

[@shashipakrasi9427]

The food in these shacks are fresh and since these shacks are located mostly.in the office areas they finish off really fast and again loaded fresh ...no one ever falls ill here for sure.and they r delicious

[@AmanDuttaShital]

Welcome to Kolkata . Food ranger also you to Rick and korbin 🤙❤️

[@VICKY-jr1vm]

This is not a kachori ..this is puri with potato subji..😀

[@amitkumardubey407]

Yhats kachori my friend...its hingkachori of maharaja

[@biswarup3264]

It is kochuri

[@srizaghosh4474]

We Bengalis call it kachori. The other thing was singara not samosa.

[@chandreyeejackson5]

That's kachori, buddy! Trust me on this one!

[@Pritha_editz]

I'm a Bengali and i hate roshogolla . It's too sweet 😫

[@imonceagainaskingforyourfi4432]

I'm Tamil and I have to break someone's bones for hating Rasgulla 😠 😁

[@sudeshnapodder5876]

Pritha Editz me to. Bengali and dont like sweets specially rasgolla.

[@mihirambaliya9017]

I'm Gujarati I Love Khaman Dhokla & Roshgulla

[@Pritha_editz]

@@sudeshnapodder5876 👍🏻

[@Pritha_editz]

@@imonceagainaskingforyourfi4432I love dosa 🤤

[@RinkuEngti]

"Kol-Kata!"... I died. 🤣😂😂

[@aritrabiswas4865]

Rosogolla and specially from kolkata are very soft satisfying, very sponge omg that's heaven I believe 😃😍😌🤎