Such a respectful representation of the Indian food. You were trying to pronounce everything right, not making fun, not trying to make it look exotic or dirty and you did the research. I wish every other youtube would learn from this and respect other cultures.
This is by far the most genuine indian food review from someone who's been to India, knows taste , culture, food importance from Indian perspective. When you explain differences between different indian food, it makes you more Indian. Big fan of you. ♥️
My grandpa use to work for a Danish Cargo Ship Company based in Copenhagen, he use to sail from Colombo, Sri Lanka to Hamburg, Germany, he had alot Danish and German friends who were sailors... and my other Grandpa was Navy Officer in the Sri Lankan Navy..
I love Indian food - it's my favourite cuisine. I love the mixture of spices and the subtle flavours. Indian food has so much layering of flavor, and the dishes go together so harmoniously. Love from Korea 🇰🇷💕
I am not Indian but I lived in a community with lots of Indian people in Malden, MA. My neighbor is from Kerala and she taught me how to make many delicious foods from her state and I showed her some recipes from my country as well. My favorites are sambar with idly, dosa, garlic gravy, and okra fry. I really enjoyed our friendship. She and her family went home for a wedding and couldn't get back into the US. I never heard from them again. :-(
David is like full on in indian food. I love it when he takes some1 or the other with him and explains everything about indian culture indian food. hats off love from india🤩
@@Davidsbeenhere yes he to but you take it to all new level. And that indian map tatoo on your hand that shows the love for india and indian food you have. hope you will be back again here soon when things are good all over!! Cheers take care.😍
I like how Patrick was really open to trying and learning about the Indian culture. When he said its enlightening was when he broke that Social normality in America that its weird to eat with our hands. Great vlog love these.
Its not necessary to eat with hand (Nowhere its written or mentioned). Most of the Indian dishes are not meant for fork & knief thing so hand is prefered. But if you feel its gross, Go for proper table etiquette, No issue.
Patrick is such a sport. David found the perfect friend to do a video like this..and thank you David for explaining our food with such accuracy and love.
This video was amazing- thank you so much! My family is South Indian and South Indian breakfast is absolutely my favorite thing in the world and I have found that many people's whole conception of Indian food are North Indian dishes like 'samosas' and 'chicken tikka masala' - dishes that are honestly not too familiar to me- so it is awesome to see you two enjoy the dishes that feel most like the India I know!
I'm from Mysore, so happy that you guys are tasting my favorite dish. One important thing here is that its not called dosa in Mysore its actually DOSE ('say' sound at end) and you guys are actually using your fingers to eat, it is utterly awesome.
@@iamyoda6366 lol..I think he's also good if keep some controversies aside...But David, Karl, And Volpe are on another level...I would literally be happy if this Guy or Volpe are brand ambassadors for Indian Tourism..They have become so much Indian..
I can't believe that I watch two boys eating Indian food for 45 min ... but it's amazing guys, after watching this my mouth is filled with water.... And if any one out there who haven't try Indian cuisine then u should it's one of the best thing in this whole world...
Another Kulkarni! My late father was from Nagpur, but lived here in the U.K. from 1952 to 2016 when he passed away. He was a doctor of maths and physics and taught electrical engineering at our University.
Dude Its Actually A Underrated Skill .... I Remembered I Used To Struggle In My Childhood Days .....Thats Why My Mom Make Me Do That Even More And Eventually I Figured It Out. So Its True That Its Need Practice.But We Don't Realize It Because Its Our Daily Activity
love they way Patrick's shows a expression damn that was way pure !!! no fake EXCITEMENT real reaction ! And also a big thank you to David for the brief explain of everything. Big ups to you guys!!!
It's actually a delight to see you being so welcoming and cheerful, and becoming a part of the Indian cuisine.....! As an indian it feels really great, appreciate it !
Oh it seems like challenge. You ate a lot. I couldn't have eaten so much🙈 You must be a fan of Indian cuisine. As I am watching your videos, you chose all delicious Indian food that noone would refuse to try. You have a great taste👍 Love from Korea🇰🇷💕
I like your open mindset! You’re not afraid of judgment you get while eating with your hands. If more people were open to traveling and learning they wouldn’t have such narrow views of life.
There is so much passion and respect for the culinary arts in this video. Much respect for both of you, for being a novice and for having the experience to teach. I would love to have people around me that could appreciate multi-culrural foods as much as you do. Bless you and all those whom keep you company.
This is a wonderful food review! Not trying to biased as I'm Indian but as a viewer who has not being to US, I truly have enjoyed watching both of you visiting good resturants, reviewing the food, & also enjoying the taste and flavours of dishes.
I just love how he patiently explains about each and every dish like his own. I don't think even we can do much justice like you did 😇👍 Love your videos. Much love from india 😍🙏
Sambhar is name due to spices used in that to give such beautiful taste .. Ps: tomatoes , cauliflower , drum sticks ,potato , some lentils , etc are the added vegetables..
I'm a Colombian from Miami. I Married into a South Indian Family from Bangaluru. Culture wise, of partying and family oriented, matches Latino culture. GREAT mix of cultures!
this video is so wholesome! As an Indian, let me tell you,our country hs a huge diverse cuisine,what you eat in the north is entirely diverse from the food in the south!! am from a state called KERALA, we have again another diverse cuisine,it'd be great if you get to experience it someday!!!!
Everything looks so delicious! Can't wait to try the food out for myself! Thank you! My boys would love everything! Next pizza we make at home will definitely be butter chicken pizza! Sounds similar to the chicken tikka pizza I grew up eating in South Africa. We have a huge Indian population in South Africa, also. 😋😋😋
Hi guys, Nice to see the reactions really.. just for your info... we eat with right hands and use left occasionally for holding glass or plate etc... food intake only the right hand is used.... because the left is used for washing ... i mean when u go to the toilets. so since ancient Vedic times we only use right hand for food and for offering , when we hand over things to other... all done by right hand. Thank you..
Dosa is fermented lentil rice batter so it's light it's roasted with oil to make it slightly heavy pancake like. But since it's thin it doesn't feel that heavy but for the potato mash spiced filling. I remember having a South African dish of maize with potato mash and stir fried vegetables. Although the flour here is rice and lentils soaked overnight, it's light and fluffy. The tempering is to add spice to the sambhar, the potato mash and the dips sauces. It's the energy food..besides PPL have steamed idlis with sambhar and the dosa just completes the rich breakfast theme..we pack more punch in less courses. We have max three course with starters and desserts are not normally eaten..Hope you tried the semolina pudding called kesari bath ..It's the real heavy one
Incredible India it is !!! I feel so proud of our culture & food when I watch how much happiness it is bringing all over the world. Keep going guys !! Stay blessed & healthy !!!
"South Indian food for breakfast is the best!" No question. Having lived in both the north and the south, I can confirm this. My favourite - idlis and vada (OR) pongal and vada, although I could do with a dosa too at a pinch. For lunch and dinner though I could go with food from either part of the country. Oh, and it's traditional to only eat with one hand... that way you have your other hand free to serve yourself, when needed, without having to dirty the ladle/spoon in the serving bowl. Also, uthappam can be of different varieties - plain, sprinkled with onions or with vegetables (like the one you had). Dosas are usually plain, ghee, crispy (aka paper), onion, masala (so to speak, it's usually potatoes and onions in the masala), etc. Home-made dosas are usually smaller because of the typical size of the pans at home. Over the years, I think I've tried all types of North Indian dishes, but my preference would be for fried okra ("Bhindi ki subzi"), palak paneer with roti (which I prefer over naan) and a glass of lassi.
hi, I just loved the video. I am from Mumbai but very glad to see your love for Indian food. It feels so genuine that makes me love the food here more. I would like you to visit India some time and try some great places here too and make good food blogs about places here too. Thanks.
I had an amazing experience! Oh my god the food is so delicious. It was a real honor working with you @davidsbeenhere. Thank you for collaboration.
Hope to see you more times on his channel, enjoy’d yall vibe with eachother!
Ty💖💖
no worries my man! I loved showing you why Indian food is the BEST :) lets do it again soon :)
@@Davidsbeenhere you gotta bring him to eat some middle eastern food!
CONGRATULATIONS
Such a respectful representation of the Indian food. You were trying to pronounce everything right, not making fun, not trying to make it look exotic or dirty and you did the research. I wish every other youtube would learn from this and respect other cultures.
Mexican waiter in a South Indian restaurant , American guy making naan. This is so wholesome ❤️
*cuban waiter
Mr.worldwide
Not wholesome but they basically scamming in name of indian food
Most of them don’t even taste the real authentic indian
Yaa
@@akshhay if we can cook english food, American food, they also can cook our food. 😑
It's so respectful the way you respect the Indian culture
It feels so good to see...I always thought westerners were ignorant to other religions or cultures but this man changed my View...
He is more Indian than American at this point XD
This is by far the most genuine indian food review from someone who's been to India, knows taste , culture, food importance from Indian perspective.
When you explain differences between different indian food, it makes you more Indian.
Big fan of you. ♥️
U guys are the first one I have ever seen not saying Indian food as spicy and eating it in the same manner as Indians , love from India ❤️🇮🇳
Because they make it less spicy there so American can eat it
Yeah agree
Give them a rossogulla in india they will be like “ its so spoicy “
@@aquaop8835 lol😂😂😂
@@aquaop8835 😂😂😂😂
I'm a sailor from Denmark 🇩🇰 I really love Indian food evry single bite is relishing.
thank you
Glad to hear it :) We Indians don't hear much about Denmark in the World Media.
Its always either Germany or England, I wonder why.
Eat and repeat
I miss u Askeladd
My grandpa use to work for a Danish Cargo Ship Company based in Copenhagen, he use to sail from Colombo, Sri Lanka to Hamburg, Germany, he had alot Danish and German friends who were sailors... and my other Grandpa was Navy Officer in the Sri Lankan Navy..
David is so pro in Indian dishes, that he explains the terms, history and culture of the dishes just like an Indian 😍😍😍
Kitna aasan hai naa love k emojis type kr dena comments mei hmmm...hai naa Ankita....
@@PRASHANTKUMAR-nb1rv hanji bilkul hai. Ab keyboard me emojis hai , wo to ease ke liye hi naa ✌
Ikr such a genius guy
I love Indian food - it's my favourite cuisine. I love the mixture of spices and the subtle flavours. Indian food has so much layering of flavor, and the dishes go together so harmoniously. Love from Korea 🇰🇷💕
I am not Indian but I lived in a community with lots of Indian people in Malden, MA. My neighbor is from Kerala and she taught me how to make many delicious foods from her state and I showed her some recipes from my country as well. My favorites are sambar with idly, dosa, garlic gravy, and okra fry. I really enjoyed our friendship. She and her family went home for a wedding and couldn't get back into the US. I never heard from them again. :-(
Yeah. COVID and the flight restrictions.
David is like full on in indian food.
I love it when he takes some1 or the other with him and explains everything about indian culture indian food.
hats off love from india🤩
I think I am the only one that actually does this. No one has the passion for Indian Food like me.. well maybe Volpe but that's it :)
@@Davidsbeenhere that's veryyyy trueeeee!!!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️
the Puri King and the Biriyani King 😍
@@Davidsbeenhere you rock, man!
@@Davidsbeenhere yes he to but you take it to all new level.
And that indian map tatoo on your hand that shows the love for india and indian food you have. hope you will be back again here soon when things are good all over!! Cheers take care.😍
I like how Patrick was really open to trying and learning about the Indian culture. When he said its enlightening was when he broke that Social normality in America that its weird to eat with our hands. Great vlog love these.
Because black people are the least racist in the world and more open minded
Its not necessary to eat with hand (Nowhere its written or mentioned). Most of the Indian dishes are not meant for fork & knief thing so hand is prefered. But if you feel its gross, Go for proper table etiquette, No issue.
@@AS-jo8qh 😂😂😂you Definitely high
@@karankapoor2701 Rich coming from an Indian which is the most racist colorist and casteist country in the world
@@AS-jo8qh okay Snowflake 😂go and worship hood people
OMG! I’m so jealous. I want some. YES! Enjoy the weather and the food. STAY & LIVE HAPPY
we will do it in ATL!!!
@@Davidsbeenhere YES! YES!!!!
We are more waiting for Nina than Nina herself. Her expressions are fun.
Nina do a video with David soon....
@@Davidsbeenhere David you need to try out some Bangladeshi Halal restaurants. Thanks 🙏
The way you get involved in different cultures shows how genuine you are 🙏🏼
Love this comment!
I love to see how passionate David is about Indian food😁
This is called food without boundaries, two American friends eating South Indian Food, served by a Spanish speaking guy!!! Muchas Gracious!!
Youre right chandan kumar! Lmao your name reminds me of chandu ki chaachi ne chandu ke chaaca waala tongue twister 😂
@@ashishchakraborty6694 😂😂😂
David is master in eating Indian food now❤️
But we all know who is the master when it comes to biryani
Yep that's volpe
Mark Weins is the best def
Volpe drunk and hungry is the best, hes eaten everything famous from all over India
@@nayanpal3769 no volpe is interested in Pakistan biryani
Nothing is better than watching a person try Indian food for the first time
Patrick is such a sport. David found the perfect friend to do a video like this..and thank you David for explaining our food with such accuracy and love.
I know right, he made the video fun and he seemed to be genuinely enjoying the food.
7:43 at this moment, David's friend has fallen in love with Indian food and life will never be the same for him. Period.
Agreed
David...your friend has a slowmo relax and chilling personality! So funny the contrast of these two men reacting to food!!
It’s 4 am in here in India. And now I’m craving for Dosa’s 🥺❤️❤️❤️
Dosai
This channel is so much amazing because of it's unbiased and straight opinions. No fake praises and no fake expressions 😅
This video was amazing- thank you so much! My family is South Indian and South Indian breakfast is absolutely my favorite thing in the world and I have found that many people's whole conception of Indian food are North Indian dishes like 'samosas' and 'chicken tikka masala' - dishes that are honestly not too familiar to me- so it is awesome to see you two enjoy the dishes that feel most like the India I know!
Love how he knows every little detail about the Indian culture and appreciate everything 🧡🤍💚
David is such a pro......
He ate everything in the right way. That's why it tastes good.
One tip going forward. Try ordering and eating 1 dish at a time because once it gets cold (the dish) it no longer carries that original taste.
The way David explains shows how dedicated he is and his love for food.😋🤤
I'm from Mysore, so happy that you guys are tasting my favorite dish. One important thing here is that its not called dosa in Mysore its actually DOSE ('say' sound at end) and you guys are actually using your fingers to eat, it is utterly awesome.
It is dosai in TN
Dosa in andhrapradesh 😂
The way you respect our culture and practising it...man i love you for that..
When he started mixing the rice with the gravy...my Indian heart just skipped a beat❤️🥰😂
Just appreciation for David knowing a lot of background info about the food he eats
Those who understand india just start loving india that's the beauty of our india
except kohei
@@iamyoda6366 lol..I think he's also good if keep some controversies aside...But David, Karl, And Volpe are on another level...I would literally be happy if this Guy or Volpe are brand ambassadors for Indian Tourism..They have become so much Indian..
Love from South India. Thanks for telling the world about our favourite breakfasts.
The amount of knowledge and respect you have for Indian food is amazing! ⚘
I am in India but still my mouth is watering like hell😅😂😂
lol 😂😂😂
That poor guy eating biriyani with his hand😭😭😭 omg push the rice from your thumb to your mouth 😂😂 that's so cute🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂
Florida is such a diverse place! It's amazing to watch fusion of cultures!
I can't believe that I watch two boys eating Indian food for 45 min ... but it's amazing guys, after watching this my mouth is filled with water....
And if any one out there who haven't try Indian cuisine then u should it's one of the best thing in this whole world...
I never noticed that grabbing the dosa or other with one hand was difficult, I think its just in our genes to break with one hand only 🤣😂
So true 😂
Another Kulkarni! My late father was from Nagpur, but lived here in the U.K. from 1952 to 2016 when he passed away. He was a doctor of maths and physics and taught electrical engineering at our University.
Dude Its Actually A Underrated Skill ....
I Remembered I Used To Struggle In My Childhood Days .....Thats Why My Mom Make Me Do That Even More And Eventually I Figured It Out.
So Its True That Its Need Practice.But We Don't Realize It Because Its Our Daily Activity
@@neuclyadroid1357 You should be practising avoidance of starting every word you type with a capital letter!😀
@@martinkulkarni3569 Nahh Fam!! Its A Keyboard Hack☺️
And here in India ,I'm eating roti or lauki ki sabji 😭
some even can't afford that, lucky you!
@@Deadsteel deep👀💝
Okay, m nt only who hate loki ki sbji...
@@AlokJha if you eat non veg, try loki.mutton😋🤤
I love lauki bro
Patrick is pretty chill too.... amazed can tell with his eyes
Your friend is so very decent and appreciative. May god bless him good boyi 💝🎉🤗
*David: Eating Chatni every time.*
*Sambhar: Am I joke to u.*
I wanted to say just that
I mean they give you more sambar than chutney for a reason
Meanwhile tamils like me crying in silence that it is chutney not chatni , it is dosai not dosa , it is vadai not vada
@@kirithikaarthanarieswaran3111 well it can't be helped😌
actually in Kerala, it's dosa vada. The difference is in the slang. 😊
@@lakshmiram2935 mm yes correct
I loved the efforts that you have put in remembering the Karnataka state .Love from Karnataka ❤️
The smile on Patrick's face and how his eyebrows go up after every bite of something new 😁 WOW is right!
What biryani is to Volpe, Dosa is to David! If you know, you know!
Exactly..
What travelling is 2 nomadic Indian...yeah i know...i know..
2:41....him: calling a dosa a pancake
Me: that's illegal 😂
love they way Patrick's shows a expression damn that was way pure !!!
no fake EXCITEMENT real reaction !
And also a big thank you to David for the brief explain of everything.
Big ups to you guys!!!
It's actually a delight to see you being so welcoming and cheerful, and becoming a part of the Indian cuisine.....!
As an indian it feels really great, appreciate it !
Bold going in with white t-shirts! Surprised no stains! 😂
The best part is when he said people have a lot of misconceptions about the Indian cuisine...
Oh it seems like challenge. You ate a lot. I couldn't have eaten so much🙈 You must be a fan of Indian cuisine. As I am watching your videos, you chose all delicious Indian food that noone would refuse to try. You have a great taste👍 Love from Korea🇰🇷💕
I am literally loving to see you eating with hands
and you have learned a good habits as well
I like your open mindset! You’re not afraid of judgment you get while eating with your hands. If more people were open to traveling and learning they wouldn’t have such narrow views of life.
Have met David when he was in Pune (Vohuman Cafe).. Gem of a person !!!! Love from India !!!!
My highlight was the charming, handsome Patrick😍I couldn't take my eyes off from him. So adorable Patrick.
Patrick has such a calming energy uff
There is so much passion and respect for the culinary arts in this video. Much respect for both of you, for being a novice and for having the experience to teach. I would love to have people around me that could appreciate multi-culrural foods as much as you do. Bless you and all those whom keep you company.
I am an Indian, but you just made me fall in love with Indian food all over again..!!! Lots of love and respect for you man..great job🙏🇮🇳❤
Love to see pattrick again in ur videos.. Bring him often. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Damn you David you forgot to tell him how to use thumb to push the rice in mouth.
I can't see him struggle like that...
Yeah😭
@Srt _ that mean we are loosing pur culture
😂😂😂
@@sumitbisht7066 dude I've not even met anyone in india who actually eats all types of food with hand.
@@Mayallyourhardwork but atleast eating Biryani with hand is like Necessary...
Your Intro about dosa and Utthappam was spot on bro !! 👍👌
Patrick looked like he really would come to India now😃
David: You're such a passionate teacher! And not a drop on Patrick's beautiful white t-shirt! 🤣✌🏾
David I loved tge way you explained your friend about DOSA AND WADA.
Yum 🤤 everything looked amazing! I’d love to eat Indian food for 24 hours 😍
Come to india with sam david and volpee
*Love from an Indian - American* 🇺🇸🇮🇳
This is a wonderful food review! Not trying to biased as I'm Indian but as a viewer who has not being to US, I truly have enjoyed watching both of you visiting good resturants, reviewing the food, & also enjoying the taste and flavours of dishes.
I just love how he patiently explains about each and every dish like his own. I don't think even we can do much justice like you did 😇👍 Love your videos. Much love from india 😍🙏
Sambhar is name due to spices used in that to give such beautiful taste ..
Ps: tomatoes , cauliflower , drum sticks ,potato , some lentils , etc are the added vegetables..
I love this guy, his love and respect for Indian food❤️. And yeah, food is finger licking good ❤️🎉🙏🙏thanks for the video man🙏
So amazed by your knowledge about india and indian food.... Enjoy your every video 💜
I'm a Colombian from Miami. I Married into a South Indian Family from Bangaluru. Culture wise, of partying and family oriented, matches Latino culture. GREAT mix of cultures!
this video is so wholesome! As an Indian, let me tell you,our country hs a huge diverse cuisine,what you eat in the north is entirely diverse from the food in the south!! am from a state called KERALA, we have again another diverse cuisine,it'd be great if you get to experience it someday!!!!
My mouth is like an ocean right now🤤
Edit- thnks guys for that much likes🥰🥰🥰
My mouth too
i really glad you still doing indian food, most big reviewers havent done indian videos in ages but you continued yours im happy :P
You and Volpe should be officially be given a title of "Brand Ambassador" for Bharat (India)
Exactly
Karl Rock
Patrick and David, great combo! Awesome food and culture video! Loved it ❤️
You can dipp dosa and vada in both sambhar and coconut chutney together just try it
Everything looks so delicious! Can't wait to try the food out for myself! Thank you! My boys would love everything! Next pizza we make at home will definitely be butter chicken pizza! Sounds similar to the chicken tikka pizza I grew up eating in South Africa. We have a huge Indian population in South Africa, also. 😋😋😋
David.... Is definitely more Indian than any average Indian....😁
🤟🤟👍👍.. Love from North East India🇮🇳..
Is there any channel who tells about north eastern food culture ??
Love from India ,south side India ,you are north east side India .love you guys
33:42 that's how you know they really enjoyed the food :)
Hi guys, Nice to see the reactions really.. just for your info... we eat with right hands and use left occasionally for holding glass or plate etc... food intake only the right hand is used.... because the left is used for washing ... i mean when u go to the toilets. so since ancient Vedic times we only use right hand for food and for offering , when we hand over things to other... all done by right hand. Thank you..
I feel thrilled :)
Every time a foreigner try Indian food 😂😂
looks delicious. The fun part I love about eating dosas is dipping into the chutneys.
Feels sad to see the restaurant empty😭
@Rishav Raj 😆
I have got both the vaccine doses. Now I am going to eat at restaurants.
💪💪😁
Dosa is fermented lentil rice batter so it's light it's roasted with oil to make it slightly heavy pancake like. But since it's thin it doesn't feel that heavy but for the potato mash spiced filling. I remember having a South African dish of maize with potato mash and stir fried vegetables. Although the flour here is rice and lentils soaked overnight, it's light and fluffy. The tempering is to add spice to the sambhar, the potato mash and the dips sauces. It's the energy food..besides PPL have steamed idlis with sambhar and the dosa just completes the rich breakfast theme..we pack more punch in less courses. We have max three course with starters and desserts are not normally eaten..Hope you tried the semolina pudding called kesari bath ..It's the real heavy one
Aweome upload Brother! Was good to see his initial reaction to all the food and flavors
and the story goes like David has become the Dosa King and Volpe the Biryani King and not to forget they any ways have the tag of Indian food kings...
Dude you promote Indian 🇮🇳 foods I salute you😘❤
I love how you ate The Chicken Biriyani with your hands. It just doubles the flavor...👍🏻👍🏻
Yes 😍
Incredible India it is !!! I feel so proud of our culture & food when I watch how much happiness it is bringing all over the world. Keep going guys !! Stay blessed & healthy !!!
Sambhar be like: gajab beizzati he yrr😂😂
Wo to bekar hi lagta hai
@@hustle2322 bhai tumne sachi wala sambar try nahi kiya hoga proper wala
@@hustle2322 bro please try traditional sambar I bet you will never forget it
@@jayanthsai8408 i stayed in North India. Sambar is not good there. And a.v.dhamal tasted there i think. He didn't tasted south indian sambar
@@oetspeakingandwriting true... We have many versions down South...
David n Carlos u both guys r so lovely...He loves biryani n u loves Pani Puri 😂😂😝🤭, and we love watching ur love for Indian food ❤️🙏
It's actually cute to watch their expressions 😅... love from india♥️
My most favorite Dosas, yum!
"South Indian food for breakfast is the best!" No question. Having lived in both the north and the south, I can confirm this. My favourite - idlis and vada (OR) pongal and vada, although I could do with a dosa too at a pinch. For lunch and dinner though I could go with food from either part of the country.
Oh, and it's traditional to only eat with one hand... that way you have your other hand free to serve yourself, when needed, without having to dirty the ladle/spoon in the serving bowl.
Also, uthappam can be of different varieties - plain, sprinkled with onions or with vegetables (like the one you had). Dosas are usually plain, ghee, crispy (aka paper), onion, masala (so to speak, it's usually potatoes and onions in the masala), etc. Home-made dosas are usually smaller because of the typical size of the pans at home.
Over the years, I think I've tried all types of North Indian dishes, but my preference would be for fried okra ("Bhindi ki subzi"), palak paneer with roti (which I prefer over naan) and a glass of lassi.
hi, I just loved the video. I am from Mumbai but very glad to see your love for Indian food. It feels so genuine that makes me love the food here more. I would like you to visit India some time and try some great places here too and make good food blogs about places here too. Thanks.