The history of momo in Nepal dates back to as early as the fourteenth century. Momo was initially a Newari food in the Katmandu valley. It was later introduced to Tibet, China and as far away as Japan by a Nepalese princess who was married to a Tibetan king in the late fifteenth century.
Hey Rohit I just wanna share you the information what I know actually you don't pronounce momo or momos the real pronounce is म:म: which means "Steam" in Newari language and it is one of the typical food of Newari community. When we looked at the history म:म: was there since 12th centuries but in Tibet and China they have the history since 14th centuries. After Princess Bhrikuti from Nepal got married to Tibet. She carried the cultural to Tibet. What I would say most importantly who ever and where ever it was invented everybody enjoy eating म:म: 😊 😊 😊 And that is so sweet of you trying to speak in Nepali language 🙏🙏🙏
One thing I noticed from my visit to nepal, their food are more hygenic than in india . In india people touch the food directly with hand .Something that indians can learn. We should learn good things from each other
Your history on momo is wrong. Momo is originally from Nepal. Dumpling has long history which is from China but similar kinds of food is also found in different parts of the world. For e.g-ravioli-Italy, pelmeni- Russia,pierogi-Poland,manti- turkey , momo- nepal,bahn bot loc-Vietnam,maultasche-Germany. Tibet got momo from nepal in 14th century.
@@rohitbhalla97 brother,,,thanks for visiting Nepal,you’ve done beautiful.Regarding MO:MO…just google it.dont listen to any one.its Neplese…definitely. One last thing there’s no bye or albidhaa in nepal ,,, here’s only see you’feri vetaunla’…fir milinge ‘ (your type)…thank you..fir milinge…
Origin of Momo : The origins of momo are debated because of how many are eaten in Tibet, Nepal, and India. Some say momo originated in Tibet, where communities have steamed them over communal fires for centuries. Others say a Nepalese Newari princess introduced momo to Tibet in the late 15th century when she married a Tibetan king. The word "momo" comes from the Newar word mome, which means "cooking by steaming". Nepalese momo are an important part of the country's cuisine and culture, especially in the Kathmandu Valley, where they are often served at festivals and special occasions. Momo have also traveled to other countries, including India, Europe, and Afghanistan, where they have been adapted with different fillings.
Don’t lie man, Momo, Thukpa, Thenthuk, T momo and Chomein these foods are Tibetan food, , Newari have there own food and rich culture, But Newari Bojh ( it’s like buffet) never served Momo, Newari people don’t cook steam food and they don’t eat Maida or Atta, momo skin is Maida or atta, that’s why mono is not Newari food, Momo is called dumpling some other country like China, Japan, (they called Gyoza) Korea, Mongolia, Central Asia country, even Russia has also smiler Momo, Anyway, Momo is not Nepali food and neither South Asia food,
Dude, that Chatpate Momo is actually a rubbish! Just the momo might have been a better dish but that Chatpate is not even a chatpate infact, it's a dried instant noodle mixed with spicy masalas! Wonder what they'll add if that Waiwai noodle factory closes down just in case! Chatpate is actually made out of Puff rice and some crunchy fried beaten rice with potatoes and fresh green crunchy vegetables with mixed masalas! Momo should be just steamed with chutney if it's authentic flavour. These days they just wants to infuse with different styles and flavours. Some day there'll be apple , orange or even potato momo! You never knows!!
The history of momo in Nepal dates back to as early as the fourteenth century. Momo was initially a Newari food in the Katmandu valley. It was later introduced to Tibet, China and as far away as Japan by a Nepalese princess who was married to a Tibetan king in the late fifteenth century.
It's called ( Ma:Ma) actually
True, though!
Bhai aap koi bollywood hero se Kam nahi.thankyou for exploring pokhara.lots of love from north east india.
Just watched your Pokhara episodes, loved it
Beautiful pics of Nepal pokhra ❤❤❤
Wow very interesting 😮
Hey Rohit I just wanna share you the information what I know actually you don't pronounce momo or momos the real pronounce is म:म: which means "Steam" in Newari language and it is one of the typical food of Newari community. When we looked at the history म:म: was there since 12th centuries but in Tibet and China they have the history since 14th centuries. After Princess Bhrikuti from Nepal got married to Tibet. She carried the cultural to Tibet. What I would say most importantly who ever and where ever it was invented everybody enjoy eating म:म:
😊 😊 😊 And that is so sweet of you trying to speak in Nepali language 🙏🙏🙏
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Thank you for visiting pokhara.🙏💐
One thing I noticed from my visit to nepal, their food are more hygenic than in india . In india people touch the food directly with hand .Something that indians can learn. We should learn good things from each other
True
The test in local area is far more better then luxury hotel bro so pkease whenever you try any food try from local street
Mouthwatering dishes
Your history on momo is wrong. Momo is originally from Nepal. Dumpling has long history which is from China but similar kinds of food is also found in different parts of the world. For e.g-ravioli-Italy, pelmeni- Russia,pierogi-Poland,manti- turkey , momo- nepal,bahn bot loc-Vietnam,maultasche-Germany. Tibet got momo from nepal in 14th century.
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@@rohitbhalla97 brother,,,thanks for visiting Nepal,you’ve done beautiful.Regarding MO:MO…just google it.dont listen to any one.its Neplese…definitely. One last thing there’s no bye or albidhaa in nepal ,,, here’s only see you’feri vetaunla’…fir milinge ‘ (your type)…thank you..fir milinge…
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Do you know in Nepal also we have taj mahal palpa 5 hours away from pokhara i have time come
Good 👍 Rohit Bhai
बहुत बडिया भाइ❤
Nice bro froom nepal
Nice vlog ❤❤❤
Not chick peas it's yellow peas basically dried peas(matar)
Rohit bhai yeh ladki kitni pyari hai ap dono ek sath cute lagoge
Nice vedio with cute face brother❤❤❤
Kitne logo ko bhalla bhai gautam gambhir ki tarah lagte hai bataye..
Rohit bhai apko konsi nepal momo pasand aya yha india pasand aya❤❤❤ 🇳🇵🇳🇵 from Nepal
Jhol momo is the best version
@@rohitbhalla97 Rohit Bhai apko nepali momo passand aya yha Indian momo. Jhol momo nahi kis country ke Pasand aya bola ❤️❤️
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Nepal me ILAM visit kariye kavi east Nepal me hai ILAM bohot hi famous hai tea garden bi hai
Which place of this dady express?? lcoation plz.
Location properly explained in the video
Ratna chowk
❤ rohit bhalla g ❤ lahore Pakistan 🇵🇰 yar pyar ho gia hai tum se ❤ darhi rakh lo ab to ❤
Winters mein bro
@@rohitbhalla97 OK 👍 jani 😘
😂😂The way you speak nepali is just wow😂
Thanks. I wish to have a Nepali gf that’s Y I am interested in learning Nepalese
@@rohitbhalla97 Really 🤭🤭 dhundlijiye koi na koi toh jarur milegi hamare pokhara mein
Tibbet मे बडा मोमो होता है भाइ। ईश तरह का मोमो (म:म:) Tibbet मे नहि मिलता है।फिरसे गलत Information . लाम्चो means लम्बा , डल्लो means गोल वाला।
Do You like nepali momo or Indian momos?
Jhol momo in Nepal is something that I can have daily, also in India best steamed momo I ever had in Mcleodganj & Kaza (Spiti)
Origin of Momo :
The origins of momo are debated because of how many are eaten in Tibet, Nepal, and India. Some say momo originated in Tibet, where communities have steamed them over communal fires for centuries. Others say a Nepalese Newari princess introduced momo to Tibet in the late 15th century when she married a Tibetan king. The word "momo" comes from the Newar word mome, which means "cooking by steaming".
Nepalese momo are an important part of the country's cuisine and culture, especially in the Kathmandu Valley, where they are often served at festivals and special occasions. Momo have also traveled to other countries, including India, Europe, and Afghanistan, where they have been adapted with different fillings.
Very true, I appreciate
It’s momo not momos. Before sharing knowledge you should learn how to pronounce
Don’t lie man, Momo, Thukpa, Thenthuk, T momo and Chomein these foods are Tibetan food,
, Newari have there own food and rich culture, But Newari Bojh ( it’s like buffet) never served Momo,
Newari people don’t cook steam food and they don’t eat Maida or Atta, momo skin is Maida or atta, that’s why mono is not Newari food,
Momo is called dumpling some other country like China, Japan, (they called Gyoza) Korea, Mongolia, Central Asia country, even Russia has also smiler Momo,
Anyway, Momo is not Nepali food and neither South Asia food,
I’m the only one pronouncing it right in the video as well.. R u hard of hearing?
You should watch the video properly and then make negative comments,, come out of the hatred world bro
Bhai apni Quality to thik karlo plz
right mo.mo
momo tribetian nhi hai ,, bhai ...
Dude, that Chatpate Momo is actually a rubbish! Just the momo might have been a better dish but that Chatpate is not even a chatpate infact, it's a dried instant noodle mixed with spicy masalas! Wonder what they'll add if that Waiwai noodle factory closes down just in case! Chatpate is actually made out of Puff rice and some crunchy fried beaten rice with potatoes and fresh green crunchy vegetables with mixed masalas! Momo should be just steamed with chutney if it's authentic flavour. These days they just wants to infuse with different styles and flavours. Some day there'll be apple , orange or even potato momo! You never knows!!