Unbelievable $1 Meals at My Favourite Restaurant in Pakistan!

[@KarlRock]

Next, don't miss me trying Punjabi village food at a farm near Sahiwal kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJayp2mvir-XoNE.

[@paulfraser6274]

I suggest you added the scene at the breakfast, please and remove the part where you pan over to the soldiers in a group, eating breakfast. Opsec and common sense says you shouldn’t disclose a place The military people gather at it on a regular basis.

[@imtiyazali-n2n]

We r vey grateful that u visit us,Always a pleasure.🥰🤗

[@JoyChandra-q9x]

Hello, karl ....would you prefer to be a neutral position, after knowing all the India/Pakistan souring relation, regarding the context of your wife as a Indian national.

[@farhannaeem13]

Saag, Makhan, Cahwal ki Roti, Makai ki Roti

[@mohammedkhan5344]

I need a lassie right now my stomach needs it real bad, microbiome goodness

[@nice-man793]

Indian from Kerela here. I just want to thank you Karl for these Pakistan videos as you allow me to experience something I’ll never get to do. Maybe one day🤞

[@hussnainshah4914]

InshAllah, you will :)

[@MovieGlimpse-utube]

Sudappi

[@Brainergamerzoffical]

In shall ah.

[@biker1715]

you are welcome,,,,,try with a tour operator, make some friends here online, you'll see people here actually welcome our neighbours from India

[@illinnear7233]

You've helped reshape the image of India and Pakistan for a lot of us here in the west, especially up here in the Nordics which doesn't go unnoticed despite what the media and bad actors try to orchestrate. Keep it up, and stay safe!

[@KarlRock]

Anyone from Sahiwal here? Where else should I eat?

[@greatbattlefield9272]

I hope u visit Bihar someday, it has a very bad reputation in media but the people are very nice and the food is amazing, I hope u give it a try someday and clear the misinterpretation and give ur opinion. Hope ur video improves the situation as personally living in Delhi, I feel ashamed as once, I tell my background words like " Mazdoor" and " Gawar" are used to call me out. would love if u explored the culture there. love ur videos and love the work u do 🥰🥰

[@doityourselfpakistan6535]

I dont think you will find good food in Sahiwal , went there and didnt like the food that much .but while going on the route to Sahiwal at Gt road there were amazing hotels you should try them. .

[@ahmadlatifhehe]

Come to Pakpattan. It is about 45km from Sahiwal. Visit the shrine of Baba Farid and eat Pakpattan's famous Chugtai Toshay.❤

[@ahmadlatifhehe]

You can eat King Finger Chips in Fatehsher colony sahiwal in evening

[@astroworld1495]

Khota biryani

[@nayyeriqbal7142]

welcome back to Pakistan, Karl Bhai. Visit Karachi as well

[@KarlRock]

Shukriya Ji. I don't think I'll make it south this trip. But I'll come and do a separate trip of the South next time.

[@RaDiRLYT]

@@KarlRocknah nah dont go karachi bhai as i know there are a lot of cctv footages i saw on a channel dedicated to show how there are so much criminals and thieves.they dont fear God and their hereafter in hell in result for what they used to do in 🌎 world.

[@astroworld1495]

@@RaDiRLYT these are mostly Punjab cctv footage, also due to smog Punjab is the worst place to visit right now.

[@biker1715]

@@KarlRock waiting to see you in Sindh, Karachi, Hyderabad, Sukkur, Nawabshah

[@biker1715]

Loving these snippets of your Pakistan tour,,,long format is amazing but in between these smaller, more focused food/people interaction vlogs are a treat to watch,,,,, your content is amazing Karl, keep it up. You have really immersed yourself in the indo-pak culture and it feels genuine,,,,

[@KarlRock]

Thanks brother! I appreciate your kind words.

[@muneebbokhari4484]

I lived a part of my childhood in Sahiwal. Amazing city, culture and people. Now sitting here in US watching this video of yours brought immense joy. Can't wait to get back to Pakistan and experience this again. Thanks for making this wonderful video.

[@lakhajandialvi2736]

The super-thick Punjabi lassi is a relatively modern concept and more so, a city thing. Traditional lassi is not super/ thick nor sweet, but despite it being watery and sour (salt mitigates the sourness somewhat) - it super-healthy and will not expand your waistline! Keep up the videos Karl 🙏🏽

[@XanderDanielson]

Hello Karl. I may have said this before, but thank you again for showing this to us. You are very much into the things you explore and the food you introduce us to looks delicious!!! You have inspired me to visit that part of the world someday!!!

[@bjornlothbrok1964]

Balauch people are the best people in Pakistan. Sending lots of love to them.

[@DG-AI777]

I need to visit this mighty land with it's beautiful and curious people.

[@RahulSingh-tb6fu]

Karl, you are surely one of the most genuine youtubers out there, I admire the hardwork you put in.

[@Envityxz]

Love ur content keep it up ❤

[@fahadhanif560]

Always pleasure hosting you brother at my home and next time will explore new things In sha allah.

[@Patshes]

The dish made from semolina is called soji in South Africa. Delicious and is made at weddings.

[@sohaibimran9]

Interesting! given that semolina is called "suji" in Punjabi, I guess we share a lot more than we realize amongst our cultures.

[@SAT1337]

@@sohaibimran9It’s basically the Indians who were sent to South Africa. Nothing original or South African about that dish lol

[@Preeti-rs2zw]

Itne sare log colonial India se south Africa gaye toh aur kya naam rakhenge... ​@@sohaibimran9

[@zooby830]

Karl, your love with animals is also awesome

[@ILikeBirds80]

Ohhh, what gorgeous goats! Their ears! I wonder what breed they are. Would love a few of my own!

[@KarlRock]

Yes, they're lovely and friendly. Just search for "Pakistan goat breeds" and I'm sure you'll be able to find the breed.

[@MahamAsif-o2o]

As a Pakistani I really enjoyed this video zabardast 👍

[@arslan.khalid]

Hello Karl, I really enjoyed watching your videos! I wanted to share a quick note about lassi. Traditionally, lassi is quite thin, and there's a saying that you can dilute it endlessly with water. My grandfather told me that it was their go-to drink. My grandmother would fill a clay pot with lassi early in the morning, and throughout the day, whenever it got low, they would top it off with water and if necessary, add some milk cream or yogurt. The mango lassi and the versions served in hotels and restaurants today are modern interpretations and differ significantly from the traditional recipes made by older generations.

[@darylfortney8081]

Love how you inherited the Indian head shake to show approval and appreciation

[@foivosanargyros2787]

Another amazing video for real i am so greatfull for your channel and the things you show it has completely changed my perspective on pakistan and india. I want to go so much at least once in my life

[@jessicahussey]

The food looks absolutely delicious 😋 even better that it's fresh and you can watch the cooking process. I agree restaurants and cafe food isn't that good anymore, it's very much processed food

[@SandeepKumarf543g]

Our family has its roots in a village near Sahiwal where they lived before partition.

[@Hoozpoppin]

I wish we had this in the West. If you look at the sheer number of staff working to make tasty, nutritious, fresh food; you cant translate the incoming and outgoings of the same in the West - you would be out of business in a week.

[@udp1024]

Labour is cheap $5 per day. Businesses up-skill them with training. It’s a win-win solution. The business itself is not making a ton of money. Just a comfortable living for the owner. They have to maintain prices at a level that their customers can support while ensuring quality. A difficult but not impossible proposition. The business itself runs on volume. These Dhaba type places are typically open for half a day. More successful ones are open for even less hours. They differentiate themselves by specializing in specific items, specific meals etc. In the West, the holding costs (rents) are so high that they drive up wages. These two then become the biggest costs for the business. Higher volume, instead of translating into profits, attract the need for more labour and thus more costs.

[@rizwanmuhammad6468]

Not totally true. You also charge 10 times more in the west. There examples of fresh food in the went and they taste better. And they work. By the way you can get this food in the west. You just have to look for it.

[@claudiuspseudonymus1369]

I'd love to try that kinda Pakistani breakfast...!!

[@yapzor9631]

Love your Pakistani vlogs. Greetings from Malaysia

[@stephanguitar9778]

Thanks for all the vids. I am going to visit India for the first time in February for a month.

[@afzaalahmed341]

You visited historic city of Sahiwal also known as Montgomery in British era. It was also famous because of its Montgomery biscuit factory.

[@FrequentFlyer_MIA]

Delicious food! Beautiful culture

[@obque86nz]

Love your work Karl. Definitely sparked the thought of a motorbike trip in Pakistan !! Ahhh I can taste the food already bro… travel safe

[@AbdulAhad-uq3ye]

Lets gooooo.... Love from Sahiwal...❤

[@satan8901]

Sir good luck and nice to see you in pakistan 😊

[@NinjaThinker]

Love you so humble so cute so kind hearted ❤

[@zooby830]

I always watch your videos, which are best

[@WorldTours50]

wow enjoying your sharing new friend

[@Aamirrz-m2x]

You waterd my mouth bro😋

[@mohammadabbas6764]

Karl you are a Wonderful Person Alway's stay happy❤

[@PJL7095]

Hi Karl- when I watch these videos showing foods that are sold at such prices, I usually wonder how it can be possible to do so. After all, we all know there’s costs associated to preparing food… the costs of the ingredients & the cost of labor & maybe overhead costs like supplies & rent / electricity / etc. you’ve been there for years. How can they sell at such an unbelievable low cost without losing money?? How much do they profit from on a $1 dish??

[@umersdiary2.0]

well in western countries , the sellers sell things at maximum profit rates but in asia such as in pakistan , they sell at minimum profit because not everyone can afford higher prices . moreover , it might be looking cheap for you but even one dollar is a lot for many in asia . things are different in asian countries

[@nishkp]

You are seeing it as just $1, but it's almost 280 rupees in local currency.

[@hooman3576]

buy shittiest ingredients you can buy, own the shop and employ family.

[@atulmalhotra2303]

​@@umersdiary2.0 1 dollar is just 80 rupees. That's not much anywhere

[@RL-]

​@@umersdiary2.0 it always makes me laugh when people overcharge, thinking it'll make them more money when it hurts their sales. More fair prices = better reviews and more customers = more money anyway 😅

[@mauriceridesout]

Looked very tasty!

[@SaaedulRehman]

Amezing

[@akwamarsunzal]

Best way to experience a country, eat food with the locals!

[@MuhammadOwais-786]

Ayee, big man now im craving it.

[@TC_here]

3:50 . A zebra crossing? 😉

[@zahidaazeem1221]

You are my favourite vloger

[@Bukhari125]

delicious and mouth watering video😂

[@SyedAliRaza717]

4:47 This is how we Celebrate Our Prophet Muhammad (SAW) Birthday.

[@IftkharulShah]

LABBAIK LABBAIK LABBAIK ❤YA RASOOLALLAH ❤ SALLAHU ALLAYHI WAH AHLLI WAHSAHLLIM❤❤😘

[@IftkharulShah]

@@asadabadi1598 send me your location and if you call you self a man ill send you my location meet me a Bolton Town hall United kingdom tomorrow and re peat it to my face

[@IftkharulShah]

@asadabadi1598 come today I promise I will meet you and I promise I'll come alone you can bring anyone you want your kind of behaviour will never be accepted

[@watzonda2b]

Hi Karl, I don't know, sweet and fried here in the USA is a glazed Donut...LOL But the Pakistan food you shared with us, sweet and savory looks excellent and very delicious.

[@NewsKaAchaar]

agree home made fresh food on dhaba is far more better than fancy restaurants.

[@Trifecta251]

Karl you have become too much Desi(local natural people belong to village life style ) love your Energy and Style simple and clean 8:39

[@ajayclassic4443]

big fan from chennai my brother

[@dinithin.edirisinghe4652]

Your videos are very useful when visiting India, i SHOWE D THEM TO MY PARENT BECASE THEY ARE VISITING INDIA, please DO A VODEO IN Bodhgaya .

[@Shubhdeep5]

Pakistani food is the best

[@MrAllmightyCornholioz]

ALLAH BLESS PAKISTAN

[@RickR-ek8wm]

100% rock da world❤

[@sayanchx]

Sweet and fried for breakfast... Sounds like an American breakfast!

[@joyowow]

As American, fried food is not new to us. Its in our Cholesterol! :D

[@nabeelahmed9892]

Wish i could meet you here in Islamabad karl!

[@adilaziz5385]

My home at 1:26 on the right side.

[@PacoPappagalo]

So natural, and normal, to be surrounded by men all day and night. Looks like "paradise" to THIS bird. Cluck! Cluck

[@Usama7255]

Lassi works like a wine 😅

[@eshikaudayanawanigasekara]

Nice wow ❤ ❤️ From 🇱🇰

[@rezuuz]

❤ watch from Wellington nz 😊🇳🇿

[@omarhaque4098]

How often do you come to Pakistan or how many times have you gone there? looks like all your videos now are from Pakistan

[@cbttutor]

Sahiwal name after 1947. The old name is Montgomery is real name.

[@stevethepom]

Hmm how can that puri be soft and crispy at the same time ?

[@rashidmasood6179]

It’s crispy on the outside or in come parts and soft in the middle

[@arslan.khalid]

Once you try it, you will understand it better... It's hard to explain

[@sachindhage588]

0:15.."we are not eating them today" and they were like "uffffffff,Thanks"..😂😂

[@NateDiaz-u8x]

Not funny🙄

[@HailStonE999]

You can get this Halwa Paratha (Poori) in Delhi. Around Nizamuddin & Jama Masjid area.

[@NoobEpicYT]

if anything is cheap its automatically good

[@waseem9876]

To be precise it is a religious day

[@hasanjamalkhan689]

Ofc finally now he has Pakistan in the title...

[@dfgndfghdfghdfgh]

How else would you expect him to talk about a restaurant in Pakistan 🤔

[@nearchd504]

Silayaalikum 😅 from India paa ji.

[@fahadsandhu6522]

Did you come back again in Pakistan or is it your old vlog. Please let me know thanks

[@Suresh_Kamath]

This is his second visit to Pakistan and he went all the way upto gilgit, K3 and other parts of Himalayas.

[@ahaddon-fm5fq]

I am also tried this in last month

[@ismael27]

visit multan ❤️ there's not much coverage on multan and the food as well as the pinds in multan

[@AsifKhan-tr6qx]

HI MR KARLROCK PAKISTAN LOVES YOU BRO

[@whatthedeuce]

Wait a minute. Sweet and fried. Isn't that what a donut is. 😅

[@ahaddon-fm5fq]

I am also from sahiwal you should try sharwama from ideal bakery ❤

[@লিখন.ঘোষ]

Karl you’re an Indian citizen right? Do you find it difficult to get a Visa or enter Pakistan?

[@AmericanArtWorld]

His citizenship should be revoked now since he is supporting pakistan economy

[@Fizzy-u9b]

​@@AmericanArtWorldIs there a problem in supporting both?

[@AmericanArtWorld]

@@Fizzy-u9b yes big problem since Pakistan supports terrorism and is not a friend of India.

[@umersdiary2.0]

he is not indian citizen , her wife is indian

[@mohammedrasul7639]

​@@AmericanArtWorldlol😂😂

[@ahaddon-fm5fq]

Bro i am also from sahiwal❤

[@bhootshoot]

This day was not a cultural day, it is a new innovation in Islam day. Prophet Muhammad SAW only celebrate two eids no birthday, national day etc. but they clearly keep innovating new things in Islam infact they can't proove that Prophet Muhammad SAW celebrate his birthday once in his life, not even his companions dit that

[@AyaanGhanghro]

Pls come to Karachi Pakistan and visit Places like bahria town, winter land and onederland

[@davethebrahman9870]

Imagine living in Pakistan just to save a few bucks!

[@yaminibabu2304]

Karl rock was the step son of pakistan

[@purrpaws]

That wasnt a car ! It was a Pakistani Zebra ! 🦓

[@bigtaco4362]

i love the things that you are realizing in Pakistan such as the way you said you are sad that cafe and other restaurants are taking over and everything is processed. i swear this is the same thing i also hate about west. everything is processed and tasteless. in Pakistan its all natural, full with probiotics and natural ingredients. also sometimes you mention how beautiful the hospitality is of people in Pakistan. after coming to west i realized that people backhome were more nicer and freindly than here in the US i amgonna move back to Pakistan after they complete their 4 big dams, which will produce enough electricity for the country and end load shedding this is the main concern for me. i live near Trump area. but i like natural life, natural food and natural people. i am tired of processed foor, man made artificil life and fake friendships

[@IftkharulShah]

LABBAIK LABBAIK LABBAIK ❤YA RASOOLALLAH ❤ SALLAHU ALLAYHI WAH AHLLI WAHSAHLLIM❤

[@sahotamarie71]

Doh saal phena ahaya si=I came here 2 yrs ago

[@RoadWorkAhead.YeahIHopeItDoes]

You look like PewDiePie's twin brother!

[@ahaddon-fm5fq]

Bro please Gulzar tea stall .its my father shop and he has 33 year experience in make tea.i recommend to visit my father waiting for you

[@bhupimalik1743]

Nice

[@Ramtin-c7t]

i think i have seen this video before haha

[@khurshidali340]

He should be give a pakistani citizenship🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@REALISEification]

you're not easy to please since this is your favourite restaurant lol

[@raffatperveen3150]

Hey! Man you are still in Pakistan

[@johnreang1247]

Bro be eating beef and still on the sight of india

[@Suresh_Kamath]

Halwa puri is same as puri shira. As far as sweets being too sweet is concerned, i find filled donuts in usa too sweet.

[@K9H8R]

karl rock can go to pakistan with his indian wife, but the indian cricket team is "scared"....

[@TGangadharaRajan]

Salam

[@grrmi741]

Eating in a dump and making it look fancy.

[@hassanaftab1270]

this is muslim version of christmass before you call it some protest. its prophets birthday

[@paulhernandez5950]

Which prophet?