As a boy from Kolkata ....I can confirm that the chick-pea curry/ potato curry is free and the cost of 2 Puri ranges from 10-12 rs. Food here is extremely affordable
Lol i rushed to comment section say the same thing. I'm from mumbai and we have same concept here we pay for per puri and get free refills only have to buy puri's.
My honest opinion,I've eaten sweets from various cities in Maharashtra,Gujarat,Rajasthan,Madhya Pradesh and Karnataka. I must say nothing and I mean nothing even comes close to sweets I've had from Kolkata...It legit rewired my taste buds,you think you kinda know it all or you could predict,but then you have a bite and it's equivalent of getting hit with a brick,just mind-blowing. For context I stay in pune,originally from Gujarat,wife from Indore and sometimes I do get the chance to travel in various states. Kolkata sweets are next level!!😋🔥😘
I am a regular at the paratha shop and the day after you went the owner told me about two Americans, one named Max. I realized it had to be you or Daily max and have been searching for it ever since. Glad to hear that you liked something a lot of us locals grew up eating.
I'm in Kolkata. Plz can you give me the address of this shop. I've never tried this local dish. I love the Ganguram chocolate Sandesh. I'm a strict vegetarian n to the best of my knowledge there's hardly any vegetarian restaurants in Kolkata. So 99% of the time I eat home cooked food. Sometimes I do get bored n wanna try food outside. Plz can you guide me to a few nice restaurant/eateries here
Its so wonderful to see how much Max is starting to be recognized. I remember when I found his channel he had under 200k subs, the growth and quality of videos are exponential and he is going to be a top travel vlogger with millions of subs. Love from Canada
the no of times you guys said "so delicious" while eating matar puri was just insane. 😅 I've been to couple of cities in India but nothing beats Kolkata street food. Finally Max! your're at the right city. Love from Kurseong, Darjeeling.
Great to know that both you and Chris are visiting my hometown man. Don’t miss Dada Boudi Biriyani at Barrackpore, Golbari Mutton Kosha at Shyambazar, Kusum’s egg chicken roll at Park Street, Bengali platter at Bhojohari Manna, Rasgulla from K.C. Dass at Esplanade.. there is so many things you can try man! It is a food heaven 😊
I'm sure I'm not the only one who was eagerly waiting for you to come to Kolkata. Both of you are winning all our hearts. Bengali is one of the sweetest languages you can ever find. There are so many famous places and foods for you to enjoy here. If you can , visit some other places in West Bengal.. you can find endless greenery in the village areas. You can visit Dakshineswar temple, Belur Mathh by launch to see the beauty of Ganga river.. and so many other popular visiting places.. keep going.. Best wishes.. stay well.. 🇮🇳💝
You guys are enjoying Indian food more than the Indians ! It's a treat to watch you guys enjoying the food and exploring and so humble. I would say we are so pleased to see you both exploring all over India. ! Kind & wonderful men 💯🙌🙏
Its amazing how many young guys are reconizing on the streets of Kolkata from your blogs. Must be deeply satisfying. I was blown away with your fine dining experience in the Taj in Bombay. What a meal. I'm really glad your food blogging in India is so comprehensive both geographically as well as various lvels of cuisine. Your Indore blogs were amazing. I have never been to Indore and learned a lot.
Max and Chris, this video was the highlight of my day. I am living vicariously through your amazing posts. My family is from Kolkata but I grew up in other countries. Now I live in Chicago for over 20 years. Love binge watching your posts! Both of you are my favorite TH-camrs. Too funny that the guy thought you were from South America. The popular dish in Bengal is Mach (fish and rice). I can’t wait to see more posts about Kolkata.
You know why people loves you Max and Chris too just because they are sooooooooooo sweet and humble. Like they don't even laugh(kinda mocking) or been out of patience while talking to people. Hat's off and thankyou for your kind hearted gesture toward our people ❤lots of love and wishes for future. A lot to conqueror including people's heart .
You are sharing food from one plate - that's is also a typical Indian tradition. You could touch and feel the pulse of this country. Brought tear in my eyes. ❤❤
I have followed both of their channels but when the both are in one that is something out of the world Chris is little bit shy but max fill that void and max is very open to everyone but sometime when chris flex his hindi skills this is something else❣️
In kolkata the side dish is generally free in all these roadside stalls, they only charge for paratha/kochuri. So 10 rs is the actual price for 2 pcs of paratha. Thanks for enjoying the food here and kudos to such an amazing content 😊
hahaa, first day in bhubaneswar ehen they charged Rs. 5 for Chana daal (tyal tyale ghugni). I thought they made counting mistakes.. Next day I even changed the shop and found everyone here charges extra for that ghugni..
Max is correcting person's pronounciation asking for jalebi So sweet , funny , wholesome , desi Max is amazing and getting so used to the culture day by day 😂
I am also a bengali and left kolkata in 2017 and i can say the hospitality you get there is great. And also in every part of India you can get the same kind of hospitality
The donut-like dessert at the first stand looks delicious! The desserts at that dessert shop look like art and Lego bricks too! The second stall sells not only snacks, but also human touch! Meeting fans on the road means that you are already very famous, thank you very much for sharing! 👍🤩🙏
Balaram Mullick Radharaman Mullick baked rosogolla is a must have. I did suggest Max in his Indore shorts, half expecting him to visit Kolkata after such negative propaganda against the city.
You both make a amazing team up and the coincidental meetups between you two randomly is quite fun. Another great video, being a foody myself and also a person from kolkata , i am quite happy to see you enjoy the food. Have a great time !
Kolkata is rated as a city with one of the best street foods in the world. Thank for coming to my hometown, without a doubt you're going to love the diversity, flavours and affordability of the food there. Do not leave without trying the Kolkata Biryani, Kathi Roll, baked rasgulla and obviously as much of the endless number of other street foods. I wish I was there to show you all around. Enjoy❤
Hope you had a great time in Kolkata, the sweetest part of India. The culture, the people will always welcome you with open arms. Hope you had a great time. Works love to show you two around if you guys revisit.
Hey Max: Great to see you enjoying Kolkata street food, my home town. What you thought was paratha is actually either puri or luchi. The difference between paratha and puri or luch is, partha is bigger in size (like laccha paratha) and it is pan sauteed, not deep fried. Luchi or puri are more or less the same and they are much smaller than paratha and are deep fried., like the two luchis you had with the alu in gravy. I have been away from Kolkata over 50 years now. Living in California. You are a lot of things in your food journey through India that I have never done and I wish to do.
Its actually free max… the price of those puris are Rs 5 each and the chole comes free …. Its that affordable in kolkata … nice to see you in the City of Joy🎉
i love this new trend of food tours where foreigners try food some people even in India consider dangerous in terms of hygiene, it's so cool actually seeing tourists trying roadside stalls it's brave and interesting
Max the sabzi (matar torakari) that you had is absolutely free. They charge only the puris/ parathas here in Kolkata. You can ask for more sabzi in case you need more. But it's absolutely free. So it did cost ₹10 only.
By the way the sweet shop Sen Mahashay has a meaning.. mahashay is a way to honour the man who started this business in late 1800's.. his title was Sen.. full name Ashutosh Sen.. the sweet shop is named after his legacy.. its great to see you two enjoying here 💖💖
Wherever Chris is there you can't need a translator ❤.so cool persons both of you keep exploring Indian foods until you reach the depth and stay healthy and take care yourself 🙏
Dude you know all the Indian foods, pronounce the names so nicely, have tremendous skills eating with hands, for how long have you been in India ? Much love and appreciation. You're an Indian now 😂❤
0:40 "when I see a crowd of men, it kinda gets me excited"...no I mean wholesome food 😬 You broke all the single ladies hearts by saying that Max 🥴 jk 🤪 lol No more Kachori for you 😋 Chris the new Mattar chor (pea thief) 😆 He's like Krishna who is the makkhan (butter) chor 🧈 😆 Awesome Vlog Max 👌 27:30 Nothing like seeing a fan of y'all jump off a bus to say hello to you and spend a few minutes with y'all 💕
This video made me so nostalgic. All these places you shot here took me back to my days in Kolkata. Stayed for almost 4 years n shifted to different city for family. I feel so connected to the city even now. Specially the mistaan bhandar you went is where is stayed. Thanks for documenting these streets
Those were Puris instead of paratha and yes the sabzee was actually free. In Bengal you get sabzee complimentary with the puri or paratha. And indeed it was 10 rs, thats the normal price.
Epic. Max, you're finally in my city! If you want to try some local places to eat at with food that is usually hard to find in India, even in most of Kolkata, feel free to ask me. Would love to help you out to explore my city.
Thats such a great compliment !! That you will never set an alarm ! As you will wake up to eat the breakfast ! Thanks a ton !! A lot of effort goes into this small eateries. A lot of hard work and team work.
Thank you for ultimately heeding to my literal begging to visit Kolkata 😊 I was shocked literally, when this video dropped out of the blue, and saw that Chris and you in Kolkata. I had such huge fights literally with the naysayers bad mouthing Kolkata with misinformation in both Chris and your channel. Thank you so much to ignoring those negative comments. BTW, I just realised you were in Kolkata three years back when the old video popped up. 😊😅
@@crazygarry999 butthurt eh, you can try to troll as much you want, but now reality shall get exposed, how the ghodi bhakt brigade tries to run misinformation and propaganda on social media to malign every place in India which is currently not under their favourite party's control. 😋😜🤭😆 BTW, pichware se paida hua kya, because your every comment is toxic, sign of a person who is a big failure in life. Hence, you shall be ignored henceforth, your not worth of any attention. 🙏🇮🇳
Bengali sandesh is so healthy too(except for the sugar😂)whenever someone in my family feels sick or doesnt wanna eat anything cuz of sickness my grandfather gets sandesh,i guess its because of protein and the calsium,its basically shaped sweet cottage/feta cheese with nuts,not even fried or drenched in sugar like majority desserts or no wheat too
I wish I had the chance to show you the fire street food spots in Kolkata, but nevertheless I hope you enjoyed Cal, not Cali, but our very own city of joy, Calcutta. Much love and more power to you bro!! ❤
The curry you tried with parota is called ghugni in Bengali and this is made by white peas... you should also try ghugni-luchi(Puri), Chop-mudi as breakfast combo.
Thanks Max ❤ for bringing back good memories. This is the exact spot i use to eat breakfast at 10 years ago when i was in high school. Back then we used to get 3 parathas for 10 Rs, did not expect they would still be selling 2 parathas @ Rs 10 in these expensive times.
You should go back during the Durga festival. It was really something I had never seen before. I don't think any of the Travel channels have covered it yet either.
Welcome to Calcutta guys!! You're about to try INDIA'S BEST STREETFOOD ! You do'nt know it but after visiting all the metros, you have just incidentally managed to save the Best one for last!! Exited to see your experiances in the next few videos. Hope to bump into you guys on the streets! 😊 PS- Please tell Chris, almost everybody understands Hindi here, majority can speak it too. A lot of ppl may understand it better than English, so don't feel shy abt using it. You will likely pick up a few Bangla words too.
Please visit 1) Tangra- Origin of Indo Chinese food in India 2) Teriti Bazar in the morning (Chinese delicacies) 3) Arsalan/Siraz -Kolkata Biriyani (different compared to Hyderabadi Biriyani) 4) Flurys- Park St for European delicacy 5) Bhojohori Manna/Ballygunge 56- Bengali Delicacies 6) Kc Dass- Bengali dessert and sweetmeats.
So many times I have dwelled in these streets in this video. This is near my house and my college, yet I am now living in a far away land. Watching the streets and lanes is making me so emotional. ❤
Wow Max and Chris in Kolkata 😮😊 Kolkata is a different world altogether. I m sure you have the best recoomendations of where to go. Please dont miss Chelo Kebab at Peter Cat😊
My honest opinion,I've eaten sweets from various cities in Maharashtra,Gujarat,Rajasthan,Madhya Pradesh and Karnataka. I must say nothing and I mean nothing even comes close to sweets I've had from Kolkata...It legit rewired my taste buds,you think you kinda know it all or you could predict,but then you have a bite and it's equivalent of getting hit with a brick,just mind-blowing. For context I stay in pune,originally from Gujarat,wife from Indore and sometimes I do get the chance to travel in various states. Kolkata sweets are next level!!🔥🔥😋😘
@@reekreason2082 top results are literally Indore. Even if you go to the Wikipedia of Indore, you can see Street Food Capital there. I think you're Google is broken. Kolkata can't even compete with Indore on street food.
Chris just casualy spitting facts which everyone knows but finds hard to accept. i.e Kolkata street food >>>>> Delhi street good!!❤ And that matar sabzi is called GHUGNI which can give chole bhature a run for its money.
SEN MAHASHAY stands for Mr. Sen (which is one of the Bengali surnames). The gentleman at the table goes by the name - Buddhadeb. The sweets you had were :- PARIJAT (meaning night flowering jasmine) SANDESH NOBORUPA (meaning - in a NEW FORM) SANDESH SANDESH itself means - A MESSAGE😊
Amazing video. I currently live in Melbourne and this video brings back the sweet Kolkata memories. Thanks for making this video. It looks so delicious. And the best part is that it is dead cheap out there.
OH MY GOD you called "Srihari Mistanno Bhandaar" another sweet shop!! That's the MOST famous sweet shop in Kolkata! You should have gone in... not only do they have sweets, their mishti doi is to die for AND their luchi and chholar daal is just divine. Next time, please visit that place. It's in the same "paRaa" as the house I grew up in, btw, so it's a local shop for me. Anyway, I don't know if you had a chance to eat the famous Kolkata rolls... if you didn't this time, you should the next time. I badly miss my Kolkata mutton rolls chicken rolls egg rolls Jhaalmuri Phuchka Kulphi... the Momos Gujiya Malaikari Chocolate sandesh... and so sooo much more. And oh god the fruits!! Kaalojaam (a certain kind of blackberry but just out of this world!) Shabeda Mangos Kuuls... Kolkata is without peer even in India for its food and fruit and sweets. Hands down THE BEST INDIAN FOOD EXPERIENCE EVER.
Max you should also visit the famous tourist places of the different cities you are travelling. It's good that you're exploring the local foods of the cities but I think you should also visit the tourist attractions of the city. Btw, lots of love 💕
You didn't give me enough. Shame on you for only giving me 90%.
Edit: 2 weeks late, as usual. I know :)
Bro why you not upload vedios on your Chanel now
Max is very smart 🤓🤓
It's around my college are, good old days ❤
Chris we missing ur hindi
As a boy from Kolkata ....I can confirm that the chick-pea curry/ potato curry is free and the cost of 2 Puri ranges from 10-12 rs. Food here is extremely affordable
And delicious .. ❤❤
And Thats why Kolkata is called the city of joy😊
Lol i rushed to comment section say the same thing. I'm from mumbai and we have same concept here we pay for per puri and get free refills only have to buy puri's.
And full of contamination 😁
@@ritzyoo7659 here comes the hygiene police.
"If you don't eat Bengali sweets, well, I don't know what you're doing with your life." Well said, Max, well said!
I second that
Absolutely
My honest opinion,I've eaten sweets from various cities in Maharashtra,Gujarat,Rajasthan,Madhya Pradesh and Karnataka.
I must say nothing and I mean nothing even comes close to sweets I've had from Kolkata...It legit rewired my taste buds,you think you kinda know it all or you could predict,but then you have a bite and it's equivalent of getting hit with a brick,just mind-blowing.
For context I stay in pune,originally from Gujarat,wife from Indore and sometimes I do get the chance to travel in various states.
Kolkata sweets are next level!!😋🔥😘
I am a regular at the paratha shop and the day after you went the owner told me about two Americans, one named Max. I realized it had to be you or Daily max and have been searching for it ever since. Glad to hear that you liked something a lot of us locals grew up eating.
Woahhh
When was it? Did they visit there this month?
@@tarookapoor 4-5 weeks ago
I'm in Kolkata. Plz can you give me the address of this shop. I've never tried this local dish. I love the Ganguram chocolate Sandesh. I'm a strict vegetarian n to the best of my knowledge there's hardly any vegetarian restaurants in Kolkata. So 99% of the time I eat home cooked food. Sometimes I do get bored n wanna try food outside. Plz can you guide me to a few nice restaurant/eateries here
You guys are winning hearts of Indians.. trust me, the love here is unconditional ❤ Do visit namma Bengaluru sometime..
Winning the hearts of other foreigners too!
Sara u here ♥️
Definitely! Namma Bengaluru rocksss!
fr, he has to take a local auto rickshaw. Maybe even take a walk at night without getting stabbed in Rural Bengaluru. #NammaBengaluru
Yes bengaluru best place in the 🌍🌎
Its so wonderful to see how much Max is starting to be recognized. I remember when I found his channel he had under 200k subs, the growth and quality of videos are exponential and he is going to be a top travel vlogger with millions of subs. Love from Canada
Max and Chirs are the best travel Vloger
Yep my favorite ❤
Max we meet nhi kolkata dhramtala
I hate Chris
@Takumi Usui yeah
@@BrokenArcher700 He is asking " Kya wo abhi bhi Kolkata me hi hain"???
the no of times you guys said "so delicious" while eating matar puri was just insane. 😅 I've been to couple of cities in India but nothing beats Kolkata street food. Finally Max! your're at the right city. Love from Kurseong, Darjeeling.
Great to know that both you and Chris are visiting my hometown man. Don’t miss Dada Boudi Biriyani at Barrackpore, Golbari Mutton Kosha at Shyambazar, Kusum’s egg chicken roll at Park Street, Bengali platter at Bhojohari Manna, Rasgulla from K.C. Dass at Esplanade.. there is so many things you can try man! It is a food heaven 😊
I think the '6th Balleygaunge Place' would be better than 'Bhojohori Manna' for the 'Ghoti' platter, and 'The Bhoj Company' for the 'Bangal' platter!
Great recommendation man I was going to recommend the same places
I agree with the list except golbari, it's a complete shit right now!
arsalan better than dada boudi
@@_Andy93_ in your dreams man
I'm sure I'm not the only one who was eagerly waiting for you to come to Kolkata. Both of you are winning all our hearts. Bengali is one of the sweetest languages you can ever find. There are so many famous places and foods for you to enjoy here. If you can , visit some other places in West Bengal.. you can find endless greenery in the village areas. You can visit Dakshineswar temple, Belur Mathh by launch to see the beauty of Ganga river.. and so many other popular visiting places.. keep going.. Best wishes.. stay well.. 🇮🇳💝
You guys are enjoying Indian food more than the Indians ! It's a treat to watch you guys enjoying the food and exploring and so humble. I would say we are so pleased to see you both exploring all over India. ! Kind & wonderful men 💯🙌🙏
Who said Indians don't enjoy and appreciate their own foods?
wdym by that? XD I mean I guess it's everyday food for us but exotic foods for them... So the relish it more...
Its amazing how many young guys are reconizing on the streets of Kolkata from your blogs. Must be deeply satisfying. I was blown away with your fine dining experience in the Taj in Bombay. What a meal. I'm really glad your food blogging in India is so comprehensive both geographically as well as various lvels of cuisine. Your Indore blogs were amazing. I have never been to Indore and learned a lot.
Max and Chris, this video was the highlight of my day. I am living vicariously through your amazing posts. My family is from Kolkata but I grew up in other countries. Now I live in Chicago for over 20 years. Love binge watching your posts! Both of you are my favorite TH-camrs. Too funny that the guy thought you were from South America. The popular dish in Bengal is Mach (fish and rice). I can’t wait to see more posts about Kolkata.
You know why people loves you Max and Chris too just because they are sooooooooooo sweet and humble. Like they don't even laugh(kinda mocking) or been out of patience while talking to people. Hat's off and thankyou for your kind hearted gesture toward our people ❤lots of love and wishes for future. A lot to conqueror including people's heart .
You are sharing food from one plate - that's is also a typical Indian tradition. You could touch and feel the pulse of this country. Brought tear in my eyes. ❤❤
I have followed both of their channels but when the both are in one that is something out of the world
Chris is little bit shy but max fill that void and max is very open to everyone but sometime when chris flex his hindi skills this is something else❣️
MAX + CHRIS = TOO MUCH FUN 😊😊
Yeah I agree with you.. 🙌
idk why but this channel's audience is way too sus
Huh 💀
@@leviackerman2060it's ok it's India I mean it's not legal to be but you can under the law
Max and Chris were so happy and excited to meet their fans..keep spreading love guys😊
You guys are awesome and respectful, these Indian food adventurers are so nice to watch ❤
When you can have food at Rs.10, you know you’re in Kolkata ❤
Patla paikhana kore morbe, 10₹😂😂😂
@@AD-be2bctui porota na kheyeo sobete hege beracchis bhai tui doctor dekha age bhai😂
@@debraj333 MONE HOCHE HAGA TA TOR MUKHEI PORECHE.
@@AD-be2bcএমন কমেন্ট করছো কেনো।
“Max and Chris” duo Incredible
❤❤ I love this duo When they come in a single 🖼
Yeah something about them coming together just brings more energy!
The way you guys spreading love is really applaudable..
In kolkata the side dish is generally free in all these roadside stalls, they only charge for paratha/kochuri. So 10 rs is the actual price for 2 pcs of paratha. Thanks for enjoying the food here and kudos to such an amazing content 😊
Man that's so insane that'd definitely cost 40-50 here in MH
@@peteck007 5 puri price 70
ridiculous and here even if we pay for the curry we get water only with matar ke chhilke floating on it lol
@@hellostranger3836Come to kolkata bro. Have some food of ours. ❤
hahaa, first day in bhubaneswar ehen they charged Rs. 5 for Chana daal (tyal tyale ghugni). I thought they made counting mistakes.. Next day I even changed the shop and found everyone here charges extra for that ghugni..
Max is correcting person's pronounciation asking for jalebi
So sweet , funny , wholesome , desi
Max is amazing and getting so used to the culture day by day 😂
In bengali it is called Jilipi not Jalebi..
@@bhuchin oh okay..
its Jilipi .... in bangla... Jalebi is in which language? hindi ?
@@MrCoolRibhu yup
@@MrCoolRibhujalebi hindi language
Bengalis are known for their foods and sweet language. I am happy to see you both enjoying your time in Kolkata😍
@@SachinJain-of2pbooo bhai😂
Ye bengali sale apne aap ki tarif karte rehte hai
@@Shivamsgh05 yeah we can definitely see who is more irritating here🤣
@@abhinabachakraborty6944 ab tu bangali choda hai toh tereko toh lagega hi Irritating kyuki gand jo jali hui hai 🤣
@Sachin Jain it's sweet man
I am also a bengali and left kolkata in 2017 and i can say the hospitality you get there is great. And also in every part of India you can get the same kind of hospitality
The donut-like dessert at the first stand looks delicious!
The desserts at that dessert shop look like art and Lego bricks too!
The second stall sells not only snacks, but also human touch!
Meeting fans on the road means that you are already very famous, thank you very much for sharing! 👍🤩🙏
That donut-like thing is called MALPOA. It's a real delicacy!
@@strangerbeing9878 Thanks so much for telling me, you are very nice! 👍🥰🙏
@@giannishen You seem nice too. You're from?
As a resident of Kolkata,i love hearing anybody from foreign praising kolkata related things place or foods and and especially World famous Sweets
Take care of Mamta otherwise she is working on making WB a mini bangladesh by population and spread terrorism like Pakistan
The sweetshop you didn't select "Kamdhenu" is also good. "Balaram Mallick" is also iconic. They will make your "sweets eating experience" memorable 😊
Balaram Mullick Radharaman Mullick baked rosogolla is a must have. I did suggest Max in his Indore shorts, half expecting him to visit Kolkata after such negative propaganda against the city.
You both make a amazing team up and the coincidental meetups between you two randomly is quite fun.
Another great video, being a foody myself and also a person from kolkata , i am quite happy to see you enjoy the food.
Have a great time !
Max and chris always show good things about our country india love you max and chris brother ❤
KOLKATA IS THE SWEETEST MOST BEAUTIFUL AND CULTURAL CAPITAL OF INDIA 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 💚💚💚💚💚 MAA MAATI MAANUSH ZINDABAAD. JOI BANGLA
You guys are amazing. Eating with hands like Indians. That’s the spirit. You are the best of the vloggers
Kolkata is rated as a city with one of the best street foods in the world. Thank for coming to my hometown, without a doubt you're going to love the diversity, flavours and affordability of the food there. Do not leave without trying the Kolkata Biryani, Kathi Roll, baked rasgulla and obviously as much of the endless number of other street foods. I wish I was there to show you all around. Enjoy❤
In the world😅😅😅 r na padleo hoto 😂😂😂
@@AD-be2bc Kolkatay ektu ghure Street food kheye dekho bhai. Amader shohorei Kathi roll, Indo-Chinese cuisine, sondesh, rosogolla, mishti doi egulor jonmo.
@@AD-be2bcareh gandu ja guliye ektu Google search kor. Top 20 in the world a ache kolkata.
Tum Kabhi Assam Ake Dekho phir bolna best street food in the world 😂😂ayaa bara in the world bolne wala
@@rashmi965 behen ji. I was born in kokrajhar Assam, I have tried food all over world. Nothing beats kolkata
You guys are really really great...truly appreciate your work and coordination with each other...cheers up!!!!...love from 🇮🇳
Hope you had a great time in Kolkata, the sweetest part of India. The culture, the people will always welcome you with open arms. Hope you had a great time. Works love to show you two around if you guys revisit.
The boys are back. And they are in Kolkataaaa !! 🚕
Stoked for your Bengali adventure.
Love for West Bengal from Haryana. ❤
Hey Max: Great to see you enjoying Kolkata street food, my home town. What you thought was paratha is actually either puri or luchi. The difference between paratha and puri or luch is, partha is bigger in size (like laccha paratha) and it is pan sauteed, not deep fried. Luchi or puri are more or less the same and they are much smaller than paratha and are deep fried., like the two luchis you had with the alu in gravy. I have been away from Kolkata over 50 years now. Living in California. You are a lot of things in your food journey through India that I have never done and I wish to do.
Its actually free max… the price of those puris are Rs 5 each and the chole comes free …. Its that affordable in kolkata … nice to see you in the City of Joy🎉
i love this new trend of food tours where foreigners try food some people even in India consider dangerous in terms of hygiene, it's so cool actually seeing tourists trying roadside stalls it's brave and interesting
Being a Bengali I was wondering when will you turn up to Kolkata, believe me it's a food paradise and there is nothing that you cannot find.
lol it's a gutter.
@@KamalSingh-lp1ir 😅 yes it's gutter for the politicians but the food is great
Max the sabzi (matar torakari) that you had is absolutely free. They charge only the puris/ parathas here in Kolkata. You can ask for more sabzi in case you need more. But it's absolutely free. So it did cost ₹10 only.
I love their good manners. Never fails to please me.
By the way the sweet shop Sen Mahashay has a meaning.. mahashay is a way to honour the man who started this business in late 1800's.. his title was Sen.. full name Ashutosh Sen.. the sweet shop is named after his legacy.. its great to see you two enjoying here 💖💖
Wherever Chris is there you can't need a translator ❤.so cool persons both of you keep exploring Indian foods until you reach the depth and stay healthy and take care yourself 🙏
Dude you know all the Indian foods, pronounce the names so nicely, have tremendous skills eating with hands, for how long have you been in India ? Much love and appreciation. You're an Indian now 😂❤
0:40 "when I see a crowd of men, it kinda gets me excited"...no I mean wholesome food 😬
You broke all the single ladies hearts by saying that Max 🥴 jk 🤪 lol
No more Kachori for you 😋
Chris the new Mattar chor (pea thief) 😆
He's like Krishna who is the makkhan (butter) chor 🧈 😆
Awesome Vlog Max 👌
27:30 Nothing like seeing a fan of y'all jump off a bus to say hello to you and spend a few minutes with y'all 💕
This video made me so nostalgic. All these places you shot here took me back to my days in Kolkata. Stayed for almost 4 years n shifted to different city for family. I feel so connected to the city even now. Specially the mistaan bhandar you went is where is stayed. Thanks for documenting these streets
Those were Puris instead of paratha and yes the sabzee was actually free. In Bengal you get sabzee complimentary with the puri or paratha. And indeed it was 10 rs, thats the normal price.
You are so down to earth, promoting Indian food, culture and tourism.
Epic. Max, you're finally in my city! If you want to try some local places to eat at with food that is usually hard to find in India, even in most of Kolkata, feel free to ask me. Would love to help you out to explore my city.
Loved the vlog max ❤ from Pune. Being a Bengali i haven't gone to Kolkata yet but will go in future 😊
I love the way he Said Bangla ❤ pretty accurate and cute
As pessoas da índia são muito educadas, quero poder visitar a india qualquer dia.
Where you from sir ??
@@asitkumar4267 brazil
Wellcome
Most welcome sir. live happily injoy your life. Brajil is also very good
Welcome to Kolkata, the city of joy 😊
There are so much to try here...Kolkata will surprise you in a good way 😊
Thats such a great compliment !! That you will never set an alarm ! As you will wake up to eat the breakfast ! Thanks a ton !! A lot of effort goes into this small eateries. A lot of hard work and team work.
Thank you for ultimately heeding to my literal begging to visit Kolkata 😊 I was shocked literally, when this video dropped out of the blue, and saw that Chris and you in Kolkata. I had such huge fights literally with the naysayers bad mouthing Kolkata with misinformation in both Chris and your channel. Thank you so much to ignoring those negative comments. BTW, I just realised you were in Kolkata three years back when the old video popped up. 😊😅
It opened up a whole new perspective to explore the city. There's lots of details when viewed in 3rd person.
Yeah, he came there just to meet you! 🤦🏻
@@crazygarry999 butthurt eh, you can try to troll as much you want, but now reality shall get exposed, how the ghodi bhakt brigade tries to run misinformation and propaganda on social media to malign every place in India which is currently not under their favourite party's control. 😋😜🤭😆 BTW, pichware se paida hua kya, because your every comment is toxic, sign of a person who is a big failure in life. Hence, you shall be ignored henceforth, your not worth of any attention. 🙏🇮🇳
Bengali sandesh is so healthy too(except for the sugar😂)whenever someone in my family feels sick or doesnt wanna eat anything cuz of sickness my grandfather gets sandesh,i guess its because of protein and the calsium,its basically shaped sweet cottage/feta cheese with nuts,not even fried or drenched in sugar like majority desserts or no wheat too
Great to see you in Kolkata 😊😊 hope your journey was fantastic.... love from west Bengal ❤️ ❤
Hi Chris and Max , I am glad that you have entered the right place. Sen Mahasay is one of the best sweet joint in Kolkata.
I wish I had the chance to show you the fire street food spots in Kolkata, but nevertheless I hope you enjoyed Cal, not Cali, but our very own city of joy, Calcutta. Much love and more power to you bro!! ❤
Man people of Kolkata (bengali/non bengali) r so sweet in a calming way
Kolkata is love...❤ beautiful city , delicious food
The people in kolkata are so sweet, and the food there looks so awesome.
The curry you tried with parota is called ghugni in Bengali and this is made by white peas... you should also try ghugni-luchi(Puri), Chop-mudi as breakfast combo.
Thanks Max ❤ for bringing back good memories. This is the exact spot i use to eat breakfast at 10 years ago when i was in high school. Back then we used to get 3 parathas for 10 Rs, did not expect they would still be selling 2 parathas @ Rs 10 in these expensive times.
He got luchi (white flour puri) or kachori (seasoned daal stuffed puri), not parantha. Kachori are still Rs 5-12 each (sweetshops cost more).
You should try out the Mughlai Paratha while in Kolkata. Also the lady who runs a food street stall selling traditional Bengali thalis
You should go back during the Durga festival. It was really something I had never seen before. I don't think any of the Travel channels have covered it yet either.
Welcome to Calcutta guys!! You're about to try INDIA'S BEST STREETFOOD ! You do'nt know it but after visiting all the metros, you have just incidentally managed to save the Best one for last!!
Exited to see your experiances in the next few videos. Hope to bump into you guys on the streets! 😊
PS- Please tell Chris, almost everybody understands Hindi here, majority can speak it too. A lot of ppl may understand it better than English, so don't feel shy abt using it. You will likely pick up a few Bangla words too.
“Okay bye”
“See you tomorrow”
“4am”
😂😂😂
You and cris can speak hindi in front of them coz the Bengali people can also understand the hindi also
They don't understand
@@youthindian1593 they can understand bro what are you saying
I'm from Kolkata i know that they can understand hindi also
@@aryanbattini no
@@youthindian1593 yes bro
@@aryanbattini no,,no ,no
Please visit
1) Tangra- Origin of Indo Chinese food in India
2) Teriti Bazar in the morning (Chinese delicacies)
3) Arsalan/Siraz -Kolkata Biriyani (different compared to Hyderabadi Biriyani)
4) Flurys- Park St for European delicacy
5) Bhojohori Manna/Ballygunge 56- Bengali Delicacies
6) Kc Dass- Bengali dessert and sweetmeats.
I am from kolkata. Am sure you will love the place❤
So many times I have dwelled in these streets in this video. This is near my house and my college, yet I am now living in a far away land. Watching the streets and lanes is making me so emotional. ❤
Great to see you again max❤❤
A big cheers for Max n Chris travelling to Kolkata...❤❤
"When i see a group of men, i get excited" 💀💀 Max2023
"When I see a crowded man, I get excited" 💀
Wow Max and Chris in Kolkata 😮😊 Kolkata is a different world altogether. I m sure you have the best recoomendations of where to go. Please dont miss Chelo Kebab at Peter Cat😊
My honest opinion,I've eaten sweets from various cities in Maharashtra,Gujarat,Rajasthan,Madhya Pradesh and Karnataka.
I must say nothing and I mean nothing even comes close to sweets I've had from Kolkata...It legit rewired my taste buds,you think you kinda know it all or you could predict,but then you have a bite and it's equivalent of getting hit with a brick,just mind-blowing.
For context I stay in pune,originally from Gujarat,wife from Indore and sometimes I do get the chance to travel in various states.
Kolkata sweets are next level!!🔥🔥😋😘
Indian food🍴🍕🍔 is always tasty 🤤🤤
I have Not tried Indian food..it looks delicious 😋 Max makes me want Indian food 🌸
Waiting for you two to visit Shimla ❤
This is one of the best Kolkata vlogs I have seen.
You have finally made it to the food capital of India. Kolkata is listed in one of world food destinations in 2023.
FYI Indore is called the 'Street Food Capital of India'
@@VivekTiwari03just google the street food capital of India and the result witll be Kolkata
And is also becoming next Pakistan slowly
@@Nikk_hil sadly true
@@reekreason2082 top results are literally Indore. Even if you go to the Wikipedia of Indore, you can see Street Food Capital there.
I think you're Google is broken. Kolkata can't even compete with Indore on street food.
Brother keep enjoying your travels, you are an honest man and a lot of fun. Wish the best for you!
Try DADA BOUDI Biryani at Barrackpore.
4:06 when max is more clearer pronouncing the word jalabi than the Indian guy 😍👍🏻😂😂😂😂🤣🤣 check this out 😂😂
In bengali it is jilipi...so the guy pronounced correctly. Outside it is jalebi!
come to surat city ! you can make here 50 vlogs in 4 days ! i will help you to explore the city !
Chris just casualy spitting facts which everyone knows but finds hard to accept.
i.e Kolkata street food >>>>> Delhi street good!!❤
And that matar sabzi is called GHUGNI which can give chole bhature a run for its money.
I'm so pleased when you pronounce chomchom correctly
Because Bangali sweets is emotion for bagalis❤❤
SEN MAHASHAY stands for Mr. Sen (which is one of the Bengali surnames). The gentleman at the table goes by the name - Buddhadeb.
The sweets you had were :-
PARIJAT (meaning night flowering jasmine) SANDESH
NOBORUPA (meaning - in a NEW FORM) SANDESH
SANDESH itself means - A MESSAGE😊
That paratha street scene was amazing and such great vibes…y’all making me want to visit
Amazing video. I currently live in Melbourne and this video brings back the sweet Kolkata memories. Thanks for making this video. It looks so delicious. And the best part is that it is dead cheap out there.
@25:15 10 Rs shocked man!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
OH MY GOD you called "Srihari Mistanno Bhandaar" another sweet shop!! That's the MOST famous sweet shop in Kolkata! You should have gone in... not only do they have sweets, their mishti doi is to die for AND their luchi and chholar daal is just divine. Next time, please visit that place. It's in the same "paRaa" as the house I grew up in, btw, so it's a local shop for me. Anyway, I don't know if you had a chance to eat the famous Kolkata rolls... if you didn't this time, you should the next time. I badly miss my Kolkata mutton rolls chicken rolls egg rolls Jhaalmuri Phuchka Kulphi... the Momos Gujiya Malaikari Chocolate sandesh... and so sooo much more. And oh god the fruits!! Kaalojaam (a certain kind of blackberry but just out of this world!) Shabeda Mangos Kuuls... Kolkata is without peer even in India for its food and fruit and sweets. Hands down THE BEST INDIAN FOOD EXPERIENCE EVER.
Believe me, the Paratha you had in Hazra, it's one of the best you can get. I'm so happy that you ate that! Faaaaavourites!! 🥺
They are going deep into Indian food, probably they are the only ones till date.. 🙏
This is actually why Kolkata is my love!! 😍🤗
Max you should also visit the famous tourist places of the different cities you are travelling. It's good that you're exploring the local foods of the cities but I think you should also visit the tourist attractions of the city. Btw, lots of love 💕