thegamingbrit There is no British accent. There are so many regional dialects Brits from like 20-30 miles away speak so differently. Almost every American trying to impersonate a Brit does a cheesy Dick von Dike Mary Poppins accent that no-one in Britain has talked like in a hundred years.
In the UK you probably have a street with four Chicken and Chip shops with one Fish and Chip shop, at least where I am Fish and Chips isn't that popular anymore
Really depends on where you are. I have tons of the usual chicken and kebab shops, but my town is also a seaside town so we have an absolute onslaught of fish and chip shops. And it is glorious xD
***** where I live is the same - I swear, I live in a tiny village and I'm pretty sure we have over 4 fish and chips shops in walking distance. Never heard of a chicken and chips shop, though!
Oyin Toluhi Yeah def depends on the area-South London is probably the most heavily concentrated place with all the various types of chicken shops. Once I left Croydon, all I saw was Fish and Chip places-but they sell fried chicken too now!
I have a really good local chippy sells fresh haddock a bit pricey but well worth it -£8 for a large, best fish n chips ive had was in brighton, freshly caught with some nice tartar sauce or lemon 👌
GeekBella yeah me as well, UK is like a huge mixing of cultures and cuisines so there is so much "british" food to choose from, whatever british means.
Chris Mulliken Save up your British pounds and open up an authentic fish and chip shop here in California! I'll be your regular customer. I once had some really good fish and chips in Portsmouth England. It was served in real newspaper! Btw...if you want to blend in in California DO NOT say CALI. We say "SoCal" (Southern California) "NorCal" (Northern California) or simply "California".
Darren How Yes it is authentic thank you very much. Yes , a lot of places are owned by Pakistani's instead of Indians, but there are still authentic Indian restuarants. And not all curry is spicy. Curry doesn't have to be spicy in order to be a curry.
Chelcie Morris listen mate, I'm all for fusion foods. I ain't a hater on fusion foods, but what i do have a problem with are fusion foods, or foods that have been adapted to suit the local area's tastes authentic. If you like British curry, good on you, so do I. But as a first generation Indian immigrant child, i can tell you that British curry ain't like 99.9999999999999999..............999% if not 100% of indian curries. I'm not trying to be a bully man, but stuff ain't actually authentic. Of course, it isn't only about the spiciness of the curry that's inauthentic.
In Britain, a lot of families have roast dinner every Sunday (Sunday Roast). It can be roast chicken, beef,lamb, pork etc however, my favourite is roast beef with roast potatoes,yorkshire puddings and veg (carrots, cabbage etc depends what you like) ...and not forgetting..gravy!! Also you guys should try British snacks including pork pies :P
InfinityBeauty xo I guess I'm spoiled living in Southern California all my life. Everyone wants to live here but I want to go live somewhere else like in the UK! I guess it's all relative.
OMG Yay you're doing British stuff! As a Brit I'm happy lol, please do more! :P Can you try some of our sweets, chocolate, crisps and we have the best biscuits! Dish wise you should try toad in a hole, bubble and squeak, traditional roast, scotch eggs, pork pies, sausage rolls. I could go on haha.
Awesome video. As you requested, I'm British born and bred. Stuff like fish and chips is one of the nationwide foods but there's very strong regional identities and that's reflected in the accents and the food. I'm from Devon and Cornwall in the deep south-west which is mostly rural and isolated so it has it's own thing going on. You will LOVE clotted cream, Cornish Pasties are a good quick fast food, originally developed for the miners so they could have their entire meal, in a handy pastry case. Saffron cake is amazing too. Pasties are tasty and hearty but like most Celtic foods, it's pretty basic as historically the people were poor, just beef, potato, onion and what Americans call 'rutabaga' (we call a swede) all finely diced with a bit of salt and pepper and butter, put into a half moon shaped pastry case raw and crimped around the edge to hold it together and all cooked together. The crimp around the edge was traditionally the handle for the miners to hold it with when they ate it and then throw the crust away as they would have arsenic dust on their fingers from the mining.
I’ve been to London and tried fish and chips with some peas on the side. I’d also recommend the Breakfast Club spot if it’s still open. They had French toast with bacon, bananas and maple syrup. Tasty but quite heavy. I wouldn’t eat this every day though
Is Nando's extremely popular in the UK? I've had it once, in Canada, and it's good but nothing crazy.. Lol Their sauces on the other-hand... are addictive!!!
I grew up on fish and chips. My father is half British and half Japanese and my mother is Vietnamese. Moving to NYC at a young age I never really appreciated my heritage growing up. Heck I was part Asian and white speaking English with a British accent in Brooklyn. It wasn't until middle school when I went over to a friend's house for the first time in my life that I realize how great I have it. My friend's mother scoff at the idea of cooking anything else besides Vietnamese food (which I love). After that day I realized how lucky I was at home. I grew up enjoying a variety of different types of food and never really thought about it. We cooked British food (fish and chips, pastys, bangers and mash, curry, ect.), Japanese food ( soba noodled were a staple, oyakodon, udon, tonkatsu, ect.), and Vietnamese food. I was probably the only kid that has ever brought a bento box to school with fish and chips, tamagoyaki, rice (banh cuon sometimes), and pickled carrots/daikons on a daily basis.
I'm a British person, just letting you know fish and chips isn't a big thing over here for this generation, adults it's really popular with but the most popular food in the UK is curry! We love Indian food over here and it's the most popular thing to eat! So the most British thing you guys could eat isn't even from England!
I wanna give them some pronunciation classes. Love these guys man. Those fish and chips look nicer than the ones here in the UK. hahahahah. Maybe it's just Manchester...
My boyfriend is half British, I've tried countless British foods. I've been to Britain. And I love the UK. And I seem to be good friends with lots of British people.
Toad in the hole, gammon and pineapple, Yorkshire puddings , oh wait you guys should start a desserts edition series where you taste desserts from different countries that would be AMAZING!!!
I really wish we could shake the british stereotype that we all eat fish and chips allllll the time. I dont even remember the last time I had it and even then it was saveloy and chips >< FYI The british national dish is chicken tikka masala. A sunday roast is more english than anything. seriously nothing better than a carvery *drools* mmm gravy... Btw its doner as in Don-nah (like the name don) not doner as in blood donor.
Hayley Fowler I really wish we could shake the American stereotype that we all eat hamburgers alllll the time. I don't remember the last time...wait, it was today! Gosh darn it! Never mind!
i was born in RI and fish and chips was big there, even wrapped in real newspaper and we NEVER had ketchup on our chips, it was always malted vinegar! btw, LOVE the relationship you two have.
In Britain, the term "Asian" may refer to "East Indians", however there's an increasing common use to call orientals "East Asians/Easterners", just like in Canada where Indians are referred to as "South Asian". We may be different in looks, but in all honesty, our cultures are very much intertwined in places like Cambodia, Thailand, Burma, SE Asia basically. Buddhism is another influence too that impacts east Asian culture [the actual Asians by American standards]. Props to you guys, I'm glad I subscribed. You really show the different "Asian" cultures that are abound. Best of luck with your future videos!!
To get real fish and chips: come to england, find the nearest spot with a lot of drunk people, go to the roughest looking chippy (what we call fish and chip shops) and enjoy
gnrocks91 And what British accent would that be? There's no such thing! There are however a myriad of accents from the UK, I live in the North East of England and the next town over from me has a different accent 😀
RuixRai I've had them during my visit to London but most Americans have no idea what they are. They think that PASTIES are patches that cover up women's nipples.
Fact: the restaurant they were eating at, Hot Red Bus, was in the brink of bankruptcy by a scam by their employees but got caught by the TV show Mystery Diners, a show that specializes in uncovering restaurant scams
***** no need to go all crazy with the caps lock pal. I'm not lying, look at the statistics. There are around 1.4 million British Indians, 1.1 million British Pakistanis, and around 450,000 British Bangladeshis. There are less than 50,000 nepalis in the UK, I mean I LIVE HERE!!! I think i should know a lot more than you on this issue.
you are dumb you pronounce it like that cause you english non-rhotic while american english is rhothic that means they pronounce the r in the end of words while english people don't
Obviously they're not wrong because they would assume that's how it's pronounced, but the actual way is like Donna the name which is why they wrote the correct way
Brìt here! I love fish and chips but interestingly, although I live in London, there is only a few local fish and chips shops near me. Also, I would like to say that even though your conception of british people isnt wrong, there is loads you have left out. Our nationally famous dish is of course F&C but we have a wide range of other different foods too from all over the globe. This was a great vid, fam! Keep going!
Finally British food yay! Great reviews as always bros.I'm British Asian, and I've been living in Kent, England for 12 years! You were on point for each type of food. Fish and Chips are classics, and Kebab's Doner meat's taste is mouth watering. Respect to the restaurant for bringing British food over to USA. Every American should try British food! :-)
I got loads of knowledge from this video!!!!! Not just about food things but the knowledge behind FOOD history!!! WOWWWWWWWWWW! I'm a fan right now! :)
I am glad you guys made the distinction about The term Asian in the UK referring to Indians, and other South Asians, while oriental is used to describe East Asians, not a lot of people outside Europe know that
So, I'm from London, and I'd say there are way more burger places, fried chicken places, Chinese, Indian, Thai, Turkish takeaways than fish and chips. I would say fish and chips is a popular takeaway, but it's traditional and other things are more popular. And.... fish and chip shops now usually sell other things too.
We don't call them Swai here in Singapore. We call them Sutchi. The Sutchi fillets are sold frozen and are readily available in supermarkets. They tend to be a little oily, but make good Fish n Chips provided the batter is well prepared.
I am from Ireland, next door to Britain. I too love fish and chips. Next time when you have fish and chips, squeeze lemon juice over cooked fish. It is delicious.
Fish and chips are great and all, but I think roast dinner is eaten more often. The roast dinners I usually have consist of chicken (sometimes vegetarian sausages), roast potatoes, Yorkshire puddings, broccoli, peas, carrots and gravy. Some people even have mash potatoes along with roast potatoes! My family also have roast dinner on special occasions such as Christmas, but we have it with salmon - it's always what I ask to eat for dinner on my birthday. Other than that, there's not really many more British dishes except for the common sausages and mash potatoes, Shepherd's pie/cottage pie and fish pie. We mostly eat food from other countries such as curry and fajitas. A lot of people like to eat McDonald's or KFC, but there are a lot of pizza and Indian takeaways around here. Chinese restaurants are popular in my area, but there are not many places where you can get takeaway from. I live near a place that sells authentic Italian pizza and it's so different to the pizza you usually get from other places! Some popular places to eat out are the Harvester, Jimmy Spices and Frank and Benny's (as far as I know). I know that you don't have Greggs in America which is one of the best bakeries in existence! Okay, maybe I'm over-exaggerating, but they have really nice pastries there. I bought a vegetable pasty from there which tasted like roast dinner in pastry - 'twas absolutely delicious! I forgot to mention Bubble and Squeak which is basically just fried leftovers. I don't really know much about normal food to be entirely honest - desserts are easier to name XD
its mainly chicken and chips these days, 4 wings and chips hit our sports. But fish and chips is the usual Friday evening option. Just remember its all in the batter
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my soul died when you tried to do the british accent XD
I always die when people around the world do the most OVERLY British accent 😂😂I live in Brighton UK
Very few people can actually pull it off with British accent , Johnny depp
and all english people XD
haha, you so oblivious to class! You will not get in to a top broking firm speaking like a commoner!
thegamingbrit There is no British accent. There are so many regional dialects Brits from like 20-30 miles away speak so differently.
Almost every American trying to impersonate a Brit does a cheesy Dick von Dike Mary Poppins accent that no-one in Britain has talked like in a hundred years.
In the UK you probably have a street with four Chicken and Chip shops with one Fish and Chip shop, at least where I am Fish and Chips isn't that popular anymore
Really depends on where you are. I have tons of the usual chicken and kebab shops, but my town is also a seaside town so we have an absolute onslaught of fish and chip shops. And it is glorious xD
***** where I live is the same - I swear, I live in a tiny village and I'm pretty sure we have over 4 fish and chips shops in walking distance. Never heard of a chicken and chips shop, though!
Oyin Toluhi Yeah def depends on the area-South London is probably the most heavily concentrated place with all the various types of chicken shops. Once I left Croydon, all I saw was Fish and Chip places-but they sell fried chicken too now!
Agreed. Where i live its chicken and chips everywhere except from a few really good recognisable fish n chip sshops.
I have a really good local chippy sells fresh haddock a bit pricey but well worth it -£8 for a large, best fish n chips ive had was in brighton, freshly caught with some nice tartar sauce or lemon 👌
why the fuck i always watch at late night when i dont have any food around
I feel you there dude lol
I literally died at "shout out to Gandhi" "shout out to Jay Sean"
In UK
Curry....Curry everywhere
atgod6 More like Chicken & chips
Yeah that too, like crazy
atgod6 Trust 💯
atgod6 With so many Indians it only makes sense. I love fusion food and all cultural mash ups.:)
GeekBella yeah me as well, UK is like a huge mixing of cultures and cuisines so there is so much "british" food to choose from, whatever british means.
Lol, I'm British, I live in London. You could drive at least 10 minutes down the road anywhere and they'll be a fish and chip shop
Same
Aye! Its Aiesha Pretty much
Aye! Its Aiesha More of you Brits need to open authentic fish and chip shops in California! We get the rubbish American version here...yuck!
Kevin P If only i lived in cali, i'd be happy to haha
Chris Mulliken Save up your British pounds and open up an authentic fish and chip shop here in California! I'll be your regular customer. I once had some really good fish and chips in Portsmouth England. It was served in real newspaper! Btw...if you want to blend in in California DO NOT say CALI. We say "SoCal" (Southern California) "NorCal" (Northern California) or simply "California".
Doner doesn't mean lamb, its Turkish for 'rotating' as the lamb is cooked on a vertical rotisserie.
+James Thomas boom
How did you know😳
+James Thomas true
It is also called a spit, right?
IM BRITISH I LIVE IN LONDON AND MY SCHOOL HAS FISH AND CHIPS EVERY FRIDAY !!!! 🙋🙋🙋😝
SAAAAAME 🙌🙌 I'm in Brighton UK
Simply Vinusha same!!!!!!!!!!!
Nova Nocturne hey don't u live in japan ? That's so cool
Same by my school does it every Thursday, the lines are always long as well 😔😂
Simply Vinusha I remembered having that as a kid in my schoo! Used to always look forward to Fridays aha
I love fish and chips
Also, curry is very big here in the UK
Fish and chips with curry sauce
Darren How Agreed!
Darren How Yes it is authentic thank you very much. Yes , a lot of places are owned by Pakistani's instead of Indians, but there are still authentic Indian restuarants. And not all curry is spicy. Curry doesn't have to be spicy in order to be a curry.
Chelcie Morris listen mate, I'm all for fusion foods. I ain't a hater on fusion foods, but what i do have a problem with are fusion foods, or foods that have been adapted to suit the local area's tastes authentic. If you like British curry, good on you, so do I. But as a first generation Indian immigrant child, i can tell you that British curry ain't like 99.9999999999999999..............999% if not 100% of indian curries. I'm not trying to be a bully man, but stuff ain't actually authentic. Of course, it isn't only about the spiciness of the curry that's inauthentic.
+suraj bhat British Indian food isn't the same as Indian food. It's evolved it's own flavour, which makes it unique and authentic to Britain.
In Britain, a lot of families have roast dinner every Sunday (Sunday Roast). It can be roast chicken, beef,lamb, pork etc however, my favourite is roast beef with roast potatoes,yorkshire puddings and veg (carrots, cabbage etc depends what you like) ...and not forgetting..gravy!! Also you guys should try British snacks including pork pies :P
I'm live in UK too, but my family doesn't eat roast dinners EVERY Sunday 😂😂 oh my
My family is pretty traditional haha
Kerry stuffing :D
***** Not sure what they're eating in Hampstead....but I'm staying well clear O_O
Chelsea Jones omgosh!! YES stuffing!! How could I forget stuffing? XD
I'm an American living in Asia but dang, I love fish and chips!
Travis Kraft Aye tito travis!
lol, sitting here in Australia where fries are called chips and potato chips are called... chips also
Trust me in England you can't go anywhere without seeing at least one fish and chip shop
Richie's English accent at the start of the video *shepherds pie* 😂😂
I love how in depth they are taking the review of fish and chips. In reality its "Yeah alright mate,Can i geta fish and chips please ye thanks mate"
I'm Welsh so basically British and there are fish and chip shops and kebab shops nearly everywhere here, it's ridiculous!
InfinityBeauty xo We have kebab shops everywhere in California but there aren't any authentic fish and chips to be found. I need to move to Wales!
That's cool! Ahh, I'm not a huge fan of Wales to be honest with you :/ Kevin P
Wow, that's cool :) David Tilling
What about cods mother fish&chips in San Francisco ?
InfinityBeauty xo I guess I'm spoiled living in Southern California all my life. Everyone wants to live here but I want to go live somewhere else like in the UK! I guess it's all relative.
OMG Yay you're doing British stuff! As a Brit I'm happy lol, please do more! :P
Can you try some of our sweets, chocolate, crisps and we have the best biscuits! Dish wise you should try toad in a hole, bubble and squeak, traditional roast, scotch eggs, pork pies, sausage rolls. I could go on haha.
Can't beat a Sunday roast! Or a big greasy fry up xx
Elizabeth Morley I
i just to say one thing i live in england and i never eat fish and chips lol fish and chips is not as big as it used to be here..
cool story bro
I'm pretty sure u ate fried fish,and I'm pretty sure u ate fires
Broughton's, Moore's, Westfrier's, Napoli's to name a few rated fish and chip shops in MK.
Awesome video. As you requested, I'm British born and bred. Stuff like fish and chips is one of the nationwide foods but there's very strong regional identities and that's reflected in the accents and the food. I'm from Devon and Cornwall in the deep south-west which is mostly rural and isolated so it has it's own thing going on. You will LOVE clotted cream, Cornish Pasties are a good quick fast food, originally developed for the miners so they could have their entire meal, in a handy pastry case. Saffron cake is amazing too.
Pasties are tasty and hearty but like most Celtic foods, it's pretty basic as historically the people were poor, just beef, potato, onion and what Americans call 'rutabaga' (we call a swede) all finely diced with a bit of salt and pepper and butter, put into a half moon shaped pastry case raw and crimped around the edge to hold it together and all cooked together. The crimp around the edge was traditionally the handle for the miners to hold it with when they ate it and then throw the crust away as they would have arsenic dust on their fingers from the mining.
I’ve been to London and tried fish and chips with some peas on the side. I’d also recommend the Breakfast Club spot if it’s still open. They had French toast with bacon, bananas and maple syrup. Tasty but quite heavy. I wouldn’t eat this every day though
You guys should try some Puerto Rican Food. YUM!
Now i really want to try Fish n Chips!
I'm from UK and yea fish and chips is tasty but it's not like eaten every day or something like ppl say outside of UK lol
You should do Dominican food
Nicole Munoz dominican is not asian though
Karan Sarathy well the did just do uk food.....
ahhh very true lol
And they did Mexican food as well.
I know you posted this 5 years ago, but your dream finally just came true!! xD
I watched about 5 episodes of Fung Bros Food back-to-back. I slightly regret it. My mouth is watering and I want to try all the food; like, now.
Nandos is the defintion of british food. Nothing better. In westfield it's always packed.
***** nandos is over priced chicken and the recipes originate from portugal
I meant to tag the original commenter aha
Xx1SAGE Nando's is from South Africa, although it started with the Portuguese community in SA.
Is Nando's extremely popular in the UK? I've had it once, in Canada, and it's good but nothing crazy.. Lol Their sauces on the other-hand... are addictive!!!
It says on the nandos website it started in Portugal and xPhoLOVE its some what popular tbh I think its glorified chicken
Yo British/Malaysian/Indian here!!! Mixed Doner kebab plus chips is heavenly!!!
I live in London and well.. We don't eat Fish and Chips like its burgers but yeah xD
I grew up on fish and chips. My father is half British and half Japanese and my mother is Vietnamese. Moving to NYC at a young age I never really appreciated my heritage growing up. Heck I was part Asian and white speaking English with a British accent in Brooklyn. It wasn't until middle school when I went over to a friend's house for the first time in my life that I realize how great I have it. My friend's mother scoff at the idea of cooking anything else besides Vietnamese food (which I love). After that day I realized how lucky I was at home. I grew up enjoying a variety of different types of food and never really thought about it. We cooked British food (fish and chips, pastys, bangers and mash, curry, ect.), Japanese food ( soba noodled were a staple, oyakodon, udon, tonkatsu, ect.), and Vietnamese food. I was probably the only kid that has ever brought a bento box to school with fish and chips, tamagoyaki, rice (banh cuon sometimes), and pickled carrots/daikons on a daily basis.
Doner as in "DONNA" not Doner as in "BLOOD DONOR"
Lol why is ronnie 2k serving at a restaurant? 🤔
Kobe Bryant faX
really shouldn't be watching this whilst fasting...would love some doner and chips
I know right 😂
+Imtiaz Ahmed so true btw im lina
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Shout out to my Muslim brothers and sisters
+Enas Al-qawamshe thx
I'm a British person, just letting you know fish and chips isn't a big thing over here for this generation, adults it's really popular with but the most popular food in the UK is curry! We love Indian food over here and it's the most popular thing to eat! So the most British thing you guys could eat isn't even from England!
My wife's nephew came to London for a few weeks from Seoul and LOVED fish and chips. He loved it more than Nandos.
I wanna give them some pronunciation classes. Love these guys man. Those fish and chips look nicer than the ones here in the UK. hahahahah. Maybe it's just Manchester...
We have fish and chips all the time in Australia
I wonder why.....
so bless .
I'm gonna take my bf here when he comes visit! Thank you for the food videos!!!
Loved their attempt at an English accent, at the beginning 😂👌
im i the only one who remembers him from mystery dinner ?????
No not really
+Jasmine Aguirre No I remember him his a publicity hog trying to make money and fame with his restaurant.
I remember him from mystery dinners
You should try scottish food; haggis, neeps and tatties, black pudding, irn bru, stovies. I'm half Thai and scottish and I love it all :)
men4breakfast IRN BRU ! isn't Scottish without it
men4breakfast Stop it man, you're making the UK look bad.
My boyfriend is half British, I've tried countless British foods. I've been to Britain. And I love the UK. And I seem to be good friends with lots of British people.
That shoutout to Gandhi and Jay Sean killed me xD
Your making me hungry...
So sad Hot Red Bus in Alhambra, California USA featured in this video is closed permanently. Ugh.
Toad in the hole, gammon and pineapple, Yorkshire puddings , oh wait you guys should start a desserts edition series where you taste desserts from different countries that would be AMAZING!!!
It's hilarious to hear an American say "butty"! Enjoyed the vid guys. Looking forward to seeing you try more British treats.
America: French fries - Chips
England: Chips - Crisps
Australia: Chips - Chips
I really wish we could shake the british stereotype that we all eat fish and chips allllll the time. I dont even remember the last time I had it and even then it was saveloy and chips >< FYI The british national dish is chicken tikka masala.
A sunday roast is more english than anything. seriously nothing better than a carvery *drools* mmm gravy...
Btw its doner as in Don-nah (like the name don) not doner as in blood donor.
Hayley Fowler also a chip sandwich is known as a chip buttie :)
Hayley Fowler I really wish we could shake the American stereotype that we all eat hamburgers alllll the time. I don't remember the last time...wait, it was today! Gosh darn it! Never mind!
i was born in RI and fish and chips was big there, even wrapped in real newspaper and we NEVER had ketchup on our chips, it was always malted vinegar! btw, LOVE the relationship you two have.
In Britain, the term "Asian" may refer to "East Indians", however there's an increasing common use to call orientals "East Asians/Easterners", just like in Canada where Indians are referred to as "South Asian". We may be different in looks, but in all honesty, our cultures are very much intertwined in places like Cambodia, Thailand, Burma, SE Asia basically. Buddhism is another influence too that impacts east Asian culture [the actual Asians by American standards]. Props to you guys, I'm glad I subscribed. You really show the different "Asian" cultures that are abound. Best of luck with your future videos!!
How is it that you guys are no fat after eating all this?!
They have a crew
They ball a lot
To get real fish and chips: come to england, find the nearest spot with a lot of drunk people, go to the roughest looking chippy (what we call fish and chip shops) and enjoy
Hahaha! That comment is so on point.
Usually Americans are pretty bad at putting on British accents but you guys did a good job, well done.
gnrocks91 And what British accent would that be? There's no such thing!
There are however a myriad of accents from the UK, I live in the North East of England and the next town over from me has a different accent 😀
gotta be a really great joint when the owner comes with your food. Really cool
There a lot bigger in Britain
Do you guys have Cornish pasties over in the US? Its pretty big here in UK :)
RuixRai My grandma can make it! It's awesome. Otherwise, it's not well known i think.
RuixRai I've had them during my visit to London but most Americans have no idea what they are. They think that PASTIES are patches that cover up women's nipples.
Kevin P What did you think of it?
Hahaha that's funny :p
world traveler Your grandma is cool!
RuixRai Pasties are delicious! I bought them whenever I saw them including inside HARROD'S.
fish&chips + Indian curry. How could I not know that?!
Fact: the restaurant they were eating at, Hot Red Bus, was in the brink of bankruptcy by a scam by their employees but got caught by the TV show Mystery Diners, a show that specializes in uncovering restaurant scams
Good to know
Nadeem Karim yup
i would say it was actually a business move to go on that show and promote their restaurant and clearly the balty sauce that they plan to launch. ;)
South asians in general!!! Pakistanis and Indians have been in the UK for ages.
***** erm no. I have never met a Nepali in the UK.It only tends to be Indians then Pakistanis and then Bangladeshis.
***** no need to go all crazy with the caps lock pal. I'm not lying, look at the statistics. There are around 1.4 million British Indians, 1.1 million British Pakistanis, and around 450,000 British Bangladeshis. There are less than 50,000 nepalis in the UK, I mean I LIVE HERE!!! I think i should know a lot more than you on this issue.
***** k
***** why do you care?
***** don't
finally british food (im british) i dont even have that much fish and chips i would rather a burger any day and BTW your british accents are terrible
Maybe it's cus they aren't British
Think you guys should try Egyptian food next!
one of the best part of visit Britain is having british food and also all kinds of curry:D
its pronounced donna,, as in the name
you are dumb you pronounce it like that cause you english non-rhotic while american english is rhothic that means they pronounce the r in the end of words while english people don't
+Ghkjdf Hbjhffh nope, I'm correcting you..you should be grateful
Obviously they're not wrong because they would assume that's how it's pronounced, but the actual way is like Donna the name which is why they wrote the correct way
It's pronounced nothing like Donna. More like DUN-NER rolling the R at the end.
Actually it's turkish, 'Döner'
New zealand is better
+TrattyyAU CANADA!
Of course that the New Zealand make the best fish and chips
+TrattyyAU no. australia is cursed because of australians
+TBS GAMER PRO 1230 No way England makes better fish and chips.
Kiwi fish n chips for me bro lol
Brìt here! I love fish and chips but interestingly, although I live in London, there is only a few local fish and chips shops near me. Also, I would like to say that even though your conception of british people isnt wrong, there is loads you have left out. Our nationally famous dish is of course F&C but we have a wide range of other different foods too from all over the globe. This was a great vid, fam! Keep going!
i swear i got goose bumps when i saw asians speaking with a british accent
Richie's British accent is soooo cringy
Finally British food yay! Great reviews as always bros.I'm British Asian, and I've been living in Kent, England for 12 years! You were on point for each type of food. Fish and Chips are classics, and Kebab's Doner meat's taste is mouth watering. Respect to the restaurant for bringing British food over to USA. Every American should try British food! :-)
pradip1995hero your not Asian Indians,Bangladeshi and Pakistanis are in fact why don't you leave the UK and go live in America.
I got loads of knowledge from this video!!!!! Not just about food things but the knowledge behind FOOD history!!! WOWWWWWWWWWW! I'm a fan right now! :)
I am glad you guys made the distinction about The term Asian in the UK referring to Indians, and other South Asians, while oriental is used to describe East Asians, not a lot of people outside Europe know that
I’m from the UK , but my parents come from Ghana. I’m British Ghanaian and I love both foods!
Every time.... I watch a food video from Fungbros... I automatically google a place similar to it in NYC....
Hey I'm British born and raised, and the best British meal you got to try next is full English breakfast its so nice.
The next time you go to a fish and chip shop, ask for a deep-fried Mars bar!
Im british myself we specalise in fish and chips of course and roast etc personally I have one of these every week.
In Australia our fish and chips is usually made of Flake which is Shark but it taste amazing !!
The restaurant was on Mystery Diners. I recognize the waitperson; he is the owner!
Stop eating so good!!!! Dang!!! It makes me wanna eat the food through the screen!! HAHA
Congrats on your new show!!
he already failed the British test when he said he doesn't like doctor who.
fish and chips are popular here in Sydney, Australia! Particularly around the beachy areas!
Fish and chips in NZ = Snapper, hoki or tarikihi with chips and watties sauce. Takeaway, wrapped in newspaper and best eaten with a bunch of mates.
Oh snap !! There drinking that Mexican Medio Litro lol😂
So, I'm from London, and I'd say there are way more burger places, fried chicken places, Chinese, Indian, Thai, Turkish takeaways than fish and chips. I would say fish and chips is a popular takeaway, but it's traditional and other things are more popular. And.... fish and chip shops now usually sell other things too.
We don't call them Swai here in Singapore. We call them Sutchi. The Sutchi fillets are sold frozen and are readily available in supermarkets. They tend to be a little oily, but make good Fish n Chips provided the batter is well prepared.
Dude you guys are hilarious haha, love this channel.
I'm Malaysian but I love fish and chips! This fish and chips looks appealing and I wish I could try man
high five (virtual way)!
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I am from Ireland, next door to Britain. I too love fish and chips. Next time when you have fish and chips, squeeze lemon juice over cooked fish. It is delicious.
I think you should do a show on Jamaica with Jamaican food!! I love Jamaican food with their beef patties and jerk chicken!!! #TeamJamaica
Fish and chips are great and all, but I think roast dinner is eaten more often. The roast dinners I usually have consist of chicken (sometimes vegetarian sausages), roast potatoes, Yorkshire puddings, broccoli, peas, carrots and gravy. Some people even have mash potatoes along with roast potatoes! My family also have roast dinner on special occasions such as Christmas, but we have it with salmon - it's always what I ask to eat for dinner on my birthday.
Other than that, there's not really many more British dishes except for the common sausages and mash potatoes, Shepherd's pie/cottage pie and fish pie. We mostly eat food from other countries such as curry and fajitas. A lot of people like to eat McDonald's or KFC, but there are a lot of pizza and Indian takeaways around here. Chinese restaurants are popular in my area, but there are not many places where you can get takeaway from. I live near a place that sells authentic Italian pizza and it's so different to the pizza you usually get from other places! Some popular places to eat out are the Harvester, Jimmy Spices and Frank and Benny's (as far as I know). I know that you don't have Greggs in America which is one of the best bakeries in existence! Okay, maybe I'm over-exaggerating, but they have really nice pastries there. I bought a vegetable pasty from there which tasted like roast dinner in pastry - 'twas absolutely delicious! I forgot to mention Bubble and Squeak which is basically just fried leftovers.
I don't really know much about normal food to be entirely honest - desserts are easier to name XD
I'm British, I'm more of that one pound chicken and chips life😂😂
playing with food to a next level xD i love u guys!!!!
At the start they sounded like an Aussie trying to do a British accent XD
When he said that he didn't like Doctor Who I was like Waaaa? R U Kidin?!
its mainly chicken and chips these days, 4 wings and chips hit our sports. But fish and chips is the usual Friday evening option. Just remember its all in the batter
That restaurant was featured in an episode of Mystery Diners this season!
Wow, the way you pronounced donner killed me inside!
Your video quality is so damn good these days
In England, Fish and Chips are served for lunch in pretty much every school.
Love that you guys reference Tinie Tempah!
Not going to lie, probably my favourite video.
'Oh come on bruvs, we're taking a piss!'
In Australia we call them both chips. If people want a more specific answer we call one hot chips and the other just chips.