We Ate Indian Food for 24 Hours in London, England! | Dahi Puri, Mumbai Sandwich, Kati Roll + MORE!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ค. 2022
- Eating out in England isn’t all about fish and chips! In fact, one of the most popular cuisines in the country is Indian food - to the extent that Chicken Tikka Masala is actually one of the national dishes of England! :) Join us as we spend the next 24 hours eating Indian food (and maybe one cruffin added into the fun;))
Our first stop is at The Kati Roll Company. Address: 24 Poland St, London W1F 8QL, United Kingdom.
After that we walked by a cruffin from Richoux and just couldn't resist! Address: 172 Piccadilly, St. James's, London W1J 9EJ, United Kingdom
Then we had a uniquely London experience by picking up some butter chicken & karahi paneer at the Harrods Food Hall. Harrods is a world-famous department store, and their food hall is the stuff of legends.
For chicken tikka masala, samosas and garlic naan we stopped at Punjab in Covent Garden. Address: 80 Neal St, London WC2H 9PA, United Kingdom. The chicken tikka masala here has been the restaurant’s signature dish since 1973, and it’s easy to see why. :)
We took our food nearby to Seven Dials Market where we ordered more Indian food at Naanstop Express. Address: 35 Earlham St, London WC2H 9LD, United Kingdom. We ordered the Mumbai sandwich, dahi puri & mango lassi. It was a buffet and every bit was DELICIOUS!
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Tanner, Risa + Willa
We love Indian food but we cook it at home with less spicy options 😅 🙃 Hugs from a fellow family from the Netherlands 🇳🇱 🤗 ❤
Here in india not evry food is spicy....india is mixture of lots of verious culture and lots of cuisine ...and for foody people india is best option to travel
We love Indian food!! (Sarah's mum is half Indian) so we thoroughly enjoyed this video.
Ahh so cool! Indian food is the best 😋😋 Happy you enjoyed it!
its tasty but ive become wussier as Im older hehe , body no longer tolerate spices as much as I used to......still its tasty even with mild spices@@OurStorytoTell
Indian food is my favorite food! Those all looked so good! I was suprised willa was eating the butter chicken and liked it 😀I definitely hope to see you guys enjoying a dosa.
Many years ago in London I had "Tandoori mixed grill" the first time ever in my life (actually indian food for the first time). Since then I can die for it. On a motorcycle tour through England and Scotland in 2016 I persuaded my accompaniing friend to have Tandoori mixed grill every fu***** day of that trip. That was fun!
You 3 are awesome!! I really appreciate seeing how you make all these experiences with your adorable daughter.:-)
I've just recently discovered your channel via your Switzerland videos (I'm Swiss). And I agree, the culinary options in London are awesome!!
So pleased you enjoyed the Indian food in London. Many "Indian" restaurants in Britain are run by Bangladeshis but there are a number of excellent South Indian restaurants in London, producing some of the best vegetarian dishes. You should also try out some Nepalese food, their restaurants often run by former Gurkhas on retirement from the British Army.
If you want to enjoy authentic Indian food in London, you have to go to Southall (close to Heathrow Airport) or Wembley (Ealing Road). I also recommend visiting Neasden Temple (BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir) close to Ikea (Brent Park, North Circular Road, not too far away from Wembley). Absolutely stunning! We used to go there every so often, when we still lived in England, and took our friends from abroad to visit. Southall is more Northern Indian (mainly Punjabi). There you can also find the Gurdwara Sri Guru Singh Sabha, one of the biggest Sikh temples (gurdwaras) outside India. It's marvellous for shopping for 22Kt jewellery and clothes (Salwar Kameez, Saris, etc.)
Love your food reviews. I want to try some good Indian food now... You are so good with the details of what you are tasting. Give Willa a big hug and keep on tasting 😃. Thanks for sharing!
My favorite is Chicken Corma with Naan 😍 great video again thank you🌞
willa is so cute when she tries both mango lassis at 12:20 :D
I know that Harrod's is a bit high end but just SEEING all the zillions of food options from all over the world in that Food Hall is an amazing experience! Great that you had fun indulging in London's Indian food options. You're by no means the first Westerners to enjoy Indian food. Queen Victoria herself adored it in her last years and, the staffs in her palaces were relieved when she died because that meant they could go back to cooking ONLY English dishes! Willa sure is becoming cosmopolitan via you're showing her all these locales and cuisines! Great work!
I totally like Indian food in London. When I was there we had a small restaurant where barely two tables and the oven fit in right outside of our bed‘n‘breakfast. It is still the best Indian food I ate in my life.But as you mentioned there are not that many options to get Indian food in Germany. Out of the top of my head I just remember two restaurants which are 20 to 40 km away from where I‘m living. Probably in the big cities there are more options, but definitely not in some rural areas. Here you get Italian and Turkish food and that‘s fine. But some more variety would be nice.
Seems your lovely daughter has a really good sense of taste!
Good morning to all. I love Indian food. Just couldn't eat it in the morning.
"I'm not a fan, I'm Willa" made me laugh.
Good video.
A Cruffin? I remember, some years ago there was a trend coming from New York to the bakeries in Hamburg and everybody wanted a Cronut (mixture of Crossaint and Donut). But it did not last very long.
Nothing beats a "Franzbroetchen"!
@@bluebear6570 Yes, Franzbrötchen forever! Nothing else for Hamburg! 😂 👍
I think the east indian and the chinese food in London are the most authentic in all europe. I am soooooo hungry!!!!!!!!!
Standing in front of my favourite theatre reviewing my favourite food… Nice… I hope you had a lot of fun in my favourite city… 😁
Willa is so easy-going and such a good little traveler. ❤ I'd rather travel with her than some adults I know! lol
Lol, you guys are an adorable family. BTW the dahi puri is to be eaten in one bite, that's the true spirit of that dish. Try south Indian food all day. That just might surprise you.
Ahh… you must go to Brick Lane for authentic Indian food in London. Looks like you did well and enjoyed it, but that’s the place to go.
How funny (and understandable!) your reaction to Harrods! I used to live up the toad from Harrods and buy the most amazing brownies there. It’s literally the most expensive shop in London. The owner’s son is the poor man who was Diana, Princess of Wales boyfriend and who died with her.
Willa was adorable, they way she was really concentrating on the cruffin. And you were so funny - I thought you were concerned about the health consequences, when you said, it’s covered in sugar, and then BAM, you took a huge bite!!! Lol!!!
Absolutely the Brick Lane area of London for the best variety and choices of different Indian food types. Plus, so many restaurants all competing with each other, you can get really good deals and 'specials'... 👍🇬🇧
Great video, btw there are tons of Indian restaurants in London my sister lives there. Just subscribed
Thanks for the subscribe! It means a lot! And how cool your sister lives there. We would move there for the food alone 😋
Harrods was princess Diana's favourite store.
I could eat Indian or Thai 3x daily and never get tired of it.
Keep on travelling and making memories.
Willa often steals the show :D
It’s true 😂
Little princess WILLA is breaking my heart whenever i see her , Job well done ❤❤👍👍
CSDs are always fun, theres so much love and peace involved wherever such a parade is happening. posi vibes! and man that dahi puri looked awesome. I never seen it in any indian restaurant... hope I will soon. or if you ever see it anywhere in germany, pls share it :D
my best bro & my best sis my niece so cute happy indian independence day to you 🇮🇳🇬🇧 thank you for your huge respect against cpec friendship countries lot of love from your best bro viki 💙
Hi Vicki!! 😊 So great to meet you! Thanks for your comment!
Love from india broo u should try biryani also😍😍😋😋
crunchy thing on your dahi poori was sev
Omgosh cruffins are our new faves! Available in only a few bakeries here in Brisbane australia 🇦🇺
The best Indian food in Germany I found so far was in Hamm. The city itself is not exactly pretty and definitely no Tourist destination, but since the early 2000s it has the 2nd largest Hindu Temple in Europe, with some very good Indian and Tamil restaurants in its vicinity.
Hey, you guys should consider coming to Nürnberg for some nice Indian food! It is not like Indian food in India or London but still quite nice.
you have to try the curry mile in Manchester
Me an Indian, I tried Spaghetti Aglio e Olio today for the first time and instantly loved it. any Italian reading this, thumbs up.
I was a little worried about you three with the reports of the crazy heat in England last week. I'm glad you are ok! 😄
You guys need to do a Part 2 and go to Brick Lane - that's where the real Indian food is (and the bagels).
Ahhh we need to!! 😋😋
Bro ..test rasogulla sweet,raabri,milkshake or dosa....many food varieties are ... 👍👍👍
She said absolutely correct thing.. restaurant curries taste like "tomatoes".... Home made ones taste something better.
Slightly surprised you didn't hit Brick Lane, but there are thousands of Indian restaurants to choose from in London, so it's hard to go wrong.
Yes we should have went there! 😋
I am from Kolkata. British had a capital before the Independence in Calcutta. My grandfather had came before the partition of Bengal to Kolkata. Its fascinating you are eating Kathi roll. Awesome 👍
So cool! We have been to India but unfortunately didn’t make it over to Kolkata. We wish! Thanks for the comment.
I envy you.
It will be indian food for dinner today, that's for sure.
Cruffins looked so delicious never seen them before Great video not an indian food fan ( don’t like hot spices )
But li looked tast all the same 😜
Have a great week 🥰
Why don't you try very mild, creamy style curries? So much variety and many are not 'blow your head off' hot! Most Indian restaurants will happily cater to your taste, so maybe worthwhile, just a thought...
Try in the city of Schiedam divine bites.enjoy.
We love Indian food I enjoyed nice video
Thanks so much! We love it too 😋😋
when i was in Memphis the chinese restaurant didnt have sweet sour pork , weird......its like grocery store not having onions or potatoes or something :P@@OurStorytoTell
soon yum if you are back go to swan lane and brick lane
Hmm... the wife knows her Indian food well. Hope the lovely family visits India. Beware of scams and research before you come so you are not overwhelmed
We have been to India multiple times and absolutely love it! 💛 Do you live there?
@@OurStorytoTell Yup. I live in Noida. Thats in North India. But I have travelled extensively as I am a food enthusiast.
Curry in a hurry can be dangerous when travelling.
*Edit food looked delicious!
In Berlin you can eat everything from every country in the world. India, African food etc...
Berlin is on our bucketlist! 😋😋
I think the additional charge to heat up the food comes from the UK tax system which charges an additional amount for hot convenience food relative to food intended to be taken home by the buyer.
Always seeing the buildings there makes me wonder why we have such basic stuff here in the United States
I'm not a fan, I'm Willa
"...i'm not a fan, i am Willa..." ❤❤❤❤❤❤ You can not be sweeter than that !
We love that line too! 😍
Great brother love from 🇮🇳
Ahhh hi👋👋 we love India! Where are you from?
@@OurStorytoTell vizag brother
Yummy
Come to where Durchfall is! ;)
Cute
I am getting hungry
The third samosa you had looked more like a puri.
😍😍😍😘
Anybody coming to the uk, order a curry from your local.. same as fish and chips.. chicken.. kebab… LOCALLY
Visit IND 🇮🇳 with family bro
The girl in this video looks cute and adorable.❤😀👍👍
I hope this doesn’t sound weird, but I‘m really happy to see you having fun with the people at the pride event. 🏳️🌈 I love your channel and you seem to be such wonderful people. But as a queer and non-religious person, I wondered about your feelings towards the LGBTQ+ community when you talked about your faith. I‘m not surprised about your positive attitude, but it’s still great to know that some of my favourite TH-camrs are queer-friendly.
Hi Sila! Thanks for the nice comment ❤️. Honestly, that was one of the highlights from our trip in London was having that small group come and poke their heads into our video! We want to show love to everyone, no matter what 😊. We’re so happy to have you here part of our online community! 🏳️🌈
I'm a fan of someone, who is not a fan! 😊
Indian food so testy swadiesh food no other country Indian food world famous,food
I heard in the USA apparently Indian food just isnt popular, very few indian restaurants etc Never understood why. How can you not like Indian food ?!
Yeah we actually don’t know statistics about how many Indian restaurants there are compared to other countries, but we 100% agree with your last statement!! We love it so much! 😋
I spent over a year in London and had a hard time finding a decent restaurant, where a customer got a decent value for his money. I found Indian restaurants not a bad choice in acountry which is known for making bad meals out of good ingredients.
I don't know when you lived in London, or Britain, but your comment on the quality of the food is no longer true. Certainly, London restaurants can be expensive but that is often the case with large cities that attract plenty of tourists.
Plenty of good food in the UK of all nationalities, London is expensive unfortunately but there's plenty of other places not far away.
White British girl: We ate Indian food for 24 hrs.
My fellow Hindus: Lord have mercy on this woman and her family.
It is often said that the Indian food is better in the UK than in India as the best chefs go yo where the money is.
What is a Pride festival?
Please tell us!!! So far...what was the most delicious food you ve had in Europe?...and be honest!!!!!!!
Guess, your most critical gourmet person still count the differnt tastes into sweet, like icecream, chocolate or down to the base of tomatoes or nuddle taste. Hard to convince her for different spices. Is she already to much germanized or just only know european food in general. Please work on it so one day she also will appreciate all kind of different cuisine. Btw, the first seconds when she immediately refused to take a bite and taste from Tanner, I thought: typically german or like the german phrase: Was der Bauer nicht kennt,, das isst(frisst) er nicht :-D Unfortunately I dont have the chance to try indian food so often. Seems you felt like heaven. Good for you.
Indian for 26 years... What is Kati roll??
From Kolkata! 😋
@@OurStorytoTell ohhh... Thats kathi roll maam 😂 I was just pulling leg 😬😬
If you get an Indian from Harrods, you expect it to be good, which I'm sure it was.
Every Englander loves Indian food and its everywhere because their own food is so bad. Thats well known. :D :D :D
Tripe.
@@phoebus007 Is that a mention of the food or a comment on the comment - LOL!?
@@stewedfishproductions7959 Both.
@@phoebus007 Good call 👍😎🇬🇧
Pride..grown men living out their fantasies in front of kids.
Seriously you go to a very exspensive market to try indian food you need to go to a indian takeaway to experience a proper tikka masala and real nan bread sorry you need to try real english food from the takeaways not the london restaurant
Share with us where they are if you have some suggestions 😋
01:44 beef is not indian food 😤😤😤😤
U R out of the EU !!!!!!!!
Woohoo!!
Indian food is not for me. Not keen. I much prefer Chinese food. Surely you tried traditional fish and chips in England?
Just subbed... you are such a friendly family. But Harrods for a 'takeaway meal' - WOW!
If in Central London, a well known 'secret' place to go and eat (that ALL local office workers, nurses at the nearby training hospital and similar KNOW); and has been since 1920 (but moved a few times since then, especially after being hit by a German bomb during WW2); is the Indian YMCA Restaurant.
It's a 'school canteen' style, which is open to the public (for breakfast, lunch and dinner). Located on Fitzroy Street (near Fitzroy Square), the menu changes, often daily, is staffed by Indian chefs and is excellent value (as it also caters to the hotel/hostel students on budgets and is thus subsidised!).
Well worth a try, if in the area and you don't mind going back to the 'grab a tray', pick your own dishes and share tables mentality. I've been popping in for many years. You can Google Indian YMCA Restaurant menus E.G. August 2022 - Set breakfast for just £6.50... and unlimited free glasses of water if you can't take the 'heat' - Yum! Yum! 😎👍 🇬🇧
Adorable family ❤from 🇮🇳
Love to you!! One of our favorite countries!! 💛