My ancestors are from East Pakistsn now Bangladesh. We moved to India in 1971 and from there to England. I miss my Old Dhaka all the time. Used to live in Shirish Das Lane near a gurdwara.
@@Right-Knight Just look how you are bringing negativity to a positive thing. Apart from just a few unfortunate incidents, we Bangladeshis are living peacefully. Doesn't matter what religion we follow. Some of my closest friends of mine are Hindus. So, I would recommend you to oil your own machine as we don't hold any tragic histories like the Gujarat killing and current brutality against Muslims.
Welcome to Bangladesh. I am very happy to see you in Dhaka. My house is in old Dhaka but sorry to say, I have never bought Ramadan Iftar from outside. So all delicious iftars are cooked in my house. Ummid karte hay-k-aap ko Dhaka accha laga hay. Happy Eid Mubarak. Huge love and respect from Germany. Long-lived Bangladesh-India friendship. (A member of Mukti-Bahini-1971)
Anubhav Sapra made the vlog come alive by interacting with the locals wholeheartedly. That's why language was not a barrier in the conversations. Anubhav's witty repartees was the icing on the cake.
Great to see old Dhaka Anubhav sir... I have to been to new Dhaka especially Gulshan avenue many times for my projects.... Thank you so much for bringing this in....
True Muzaffarpurian Anubhav ji ... Respect for all culture, all religions, all countries. I also belong to Muzaffarpur. I was also raised with same ethics. Proud of you sir .
@@Shemo-3700 After partition he is Indian..We have nothing to share with Pakistan..We Indian consider Pakistan as enemy and we respect it as enemy..That's all
Anubhav Bhai I think this is the bestum best vllog of your channel. The hosts are great and their hospitality is of the next level. Boht hi zyada Maza AAYA even Dil Khush ho gaya with lots of love and respect for you from Imran Ali Pakistan
Holy moly! Two of my favourite food vloggers in the same platform! I started following both of you at the same time. So happy to see you both in the same video
Feels like an Eid Surprise for us, thanks for coming to Bangladesh Anubhav Bhai. You can plan to collab with other food vloggers for different experiences. Enjoy your stay.
8:41 I felt really peace in this particular moment. As a Muslim, we believe this scene; sitting together with Iftar food and in spite of that eating nothing, is very loving to Allah. He loves to see us in this moment. He also loves when we feed other people in iftar. Old Dhaka cuisine is a remembrance of Indian and Mughal cuisines. You will find the name of the Big Indian cities like Hyderabad, Gujrat, Mumbai, Delhi etc in the name of food in Old Dhaka. Old Dhaka was also one of the richest cities of India once. So, the foods are also influenced by the big cities from which people came to do business here. It was also under the Mughal empire. Some food also originated from them. In fact, Old Dhaka is a glance of History even in the matter of food. 23:50 Paneer Cha is not made like this. Paneer is served grated. Others not cut it, they grate it and serve with tea.
Dheli bale ki Dil bara hota hei.. Ay bhat such me such hai... I visit Delhi scien 2019 when the corona pendamic I stuck 3 month....I explore many food...it's good...love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
@@rajarshee01 dear brother kafir means disbeliever... Those who are not believes on creator. Just like in Bengali we call them "naastik". If u are believer of creator then u are not 'kaafir"
The biggest misconception about Hyderabadi biryani is that it’s very spicy. Authentic Hyderabadi biryani is not supposed to be spicy, hence served with mirchi ka salan but the biryani you get in restaurants all over Hyderabad is commercial and mostly spicy. The best biryani in Hyderabad is either made at home or served at weddings.
Welcome to Bangladesh Anubhob ji of Delhi Walks. Nice to see you there. I feel proud. Your experience, knowledge and the way you express is awesome. Let our bloggers learn!
No...Chinigura and Govindobhog are different but yet they both are short grains....Govindobhog is known as Badshah bhog in Bangladesh ..again we have multiple sorts of short grain aromatic rice in Bangladesh such as Kataribhog, Tulshimala, Radhuni Pagol, bashphool, kalijeera and lots of them...each one has its unique fragrance..
That language can be understood by every northern regions of Indian subcontinent Our bengali is very similar to that language and is a descendant of Sanskrit
Welcome to Our Beautiful Bangladesh 🇧🇩 Really World Busiest Iftaar Bazar in Dhaka Bangladesh.These Places Are Near My House. Shahi Dome of Our ChawkBazar. Shahi Iftaar, Huge Food Luxury, Friendly People, Nice Hospitality Puran Dhaka. Wish You all Happy Ramadan Kareem.
Thanks Anuvab ji, You came to Bangladesh, you are visitng old dhaka, please visit Bihari Camp, Mohammedpur for Bobar Biriyani, jonir Biriyani and lots of street food there
Sir, you needed one proper interpreter, just to have a good meaning of the foods. Adnan Faruk may be good, but didn't translate well. For example: out of 3 kinds of curd preparation: khatta one (mattha)...you understood as Namkeen (salty). But indeed khatta means sour. Again Chinigura rice, never is Govindavoug. They are different rice with different flavors. Kaluzeera rice was used in so called Biriyani/Tehari, not chinigura. The difference is Kalizerra rice is less whiter in color, more boiled but more aroma. It's easy to cook with such rice, so the grains remains intact. We do have Gondhoraj lemons. In your case Elaichi lemon was used. It's having aroma of Cardamom, but less juicy. In Bangladesh try authentic "kachhi Biriyani" (cooked with stuffed raw meat in a selaed handi for 2-3 hours. You can have it with chinigura rice, but Vasmati (BD verrsion long grain Banglamoti) is also available. The traders say it's Vasmati, but uses Banglamoti (a hybrid long grain invented by BD researchers). The rice is good, tasty but having less aroma than Vasmati. Wish you have some good days in BD. But to go in deep of the food, you need a proper translator. On top you must visit, the real and authentic dines. Good luck.
@@rajarshee01 জানতাম না, যে বাংলামোতীর বিকল্প বাশকাঠি চাল পাওয়া যায়। বাংলাদেশে বাসমতি হয় না, বা প্রচলন নেই। দামও বেশি। তাই BRRI এর আবিষ্কার বাংলামোতি
@@ankit3936 Not a right topic to discuss over here, this is not a political or religious place to get human created political and religious things involved over here
@@supriyochatterjee4095 Some people can't help it. They love mixing politics with culture. As a Bangladeshi, I will never deny that we have incidents of destroying temples are not happening sometimes. However, India has some of the some of the largest radical Madrasas. In fact, Gulshan attackers of Bangladesh were motivated by following Zakir Naiek. Those who find faults of our Bangladesh must resolve their own problem first. We are trying our best to built a secular progressive tolerant Bangladesh.
@@ankit3936 Sadly the largest Madrasa or radical brain breeding center of South Asia is in India. It's called Deobandh Madrasa of UP. India being the largest Muslim country of South Asia must take the lead and reduce the number of extremist mosques and Madrasas. By doing so, India can reduce this trend of growing extremism. But communal Indians typically good at finding the faults of Bangladesh or Pakistan ; without cleaning their own messy house. Most radical Maulana's of Bangladesh studied in India. When it comes to Hindus of Bangladesh. Let Bangladesh sort out its own problem. Most of my teachers in Dhaka's one of the prestigious School was Hindus. They were so secular that they wanted us to overserve Roja and Namaz. That's the culture we grew up in. Dhaka, the city of my birth is named after the Temple of Maa Dhakeshwari (Durga). Coming from a Muslim family; I am proud of this history and the beautiful name of the temple and the city. There is no point of following any religion if it cannot teach you humanity, tolerance, peace and harmony. Apart from few incidents here and there; we the Bangalis from Bangladesh irrespective of our religious background love to live together in peace. I guess for us the Bangalis at times, we love our food and culture are more important than our religions. Amar shonar bangla ami tomai onek beshi valobashi. Joy Bangla
Best episode ever! Out of 50 items he only liked one, and he didn't do anything to hide it (that's why I liked it, he was very sincere)! I loved when he was saying Tehari and the other one said: No it s Biryani 😂😂😂 It's good to see different cultures, people and food respecting each others.
Salaam Brother, I L9ve Your Content and I love the way you intergarate and respect with everyone, this is what we need in this world, to be aBle to respect eachother ❤ thank you and May God Always Bless you and always Protect you
This guy was a small time actor that used to act in some local Bengali dramas but later he decided to become a food vlogger for some odd reason . This may explain his lack of proper culinary knowledge..!!
Mr. Anuvab thank you so much for visiting Dhaka. But I would like to say that you choose the wrong host for your Tour(Hillol) there are more knowledgeable TH-camrs out there. If you see the Chai shop owner explained better than him. It is not that Hillol is bad in his reviews, but as a host, he couldn't take you to places you should have been and also was unable explain you with either Hindi or English and provide you with correct information about the food and heritage.
He will definitely have a great time in Pakistan. My father’s friend was a writer and was invited to Pakistan. He really enjoyed your hospitality and food. One of my favorite kebab place was a Pakistani kebab place in Washington DC.
Because anubhav ji is comfortable in Hindi and Adnan Faruk is comfortable in bengali. But the common language they both can speak is English that's why may be they are communicating in English
Nice to see my old dhaka through ur walk..bt unfortunately adnan such a irritating host 0 knowledge of food n communication skill..disappointed they should be nicely presented old dhaka..
He don’t even present the bangali iconic beguni, peaju, alu choop. I don’t know who managed all of this but they ware just lazy. serves the cold items some of items easily can make in home and serve as well. and he took him i don’t know who is the lassi wala. whre beauty lassi was the famous one. in one word he should have asked for a public opinion before taking an foreign food vloger to explore food
My ancestors are from East Pakistsn now Bangladesh. We moved to India in 1971 and from there to England. I miss my Old Dhaka all the time. Used to live in Shirish Das Lane near a gurdwara.
I m also from siris das len. My anty and casine thay live there in the guruduara house
Do you come to Bangladesh at times??
They were forced to leave my muslim mobs right? Or u don't want to talk about it and play secular
@@Roshan34561 never been to Bangladesh since I've left in 1971.
Dhaka prepartition was a Hindu city.
Anyways, we lost BD, will lose WB as well.
My ancestors from Dhamrai, in Dhaka district
खूबसूरत दस्तरख़ान, बेहरीन लज़ीज़ फ़ूड,शानदार मेहमाननवाज़ी और पवित्र रमज़ान का महीना ।।
वाह क्या बात ।।❤
This man is real brand ambassador of unity...❤❤❤❤ No boundary for you.
But don't Kill Hindus.
@@Right-Knight who is killing hindus
@@Right-Knight Just look how you are bringing negativity to a positive thing. Apart from just a few unfortunate incidents, we Bangladeshis are living peacefully. Doesn't matter what religion we follow. Some of my closest friends of mine are Hindus. So, I would recommend you to oil your own machine as we don't hold any tragic histories like the Gujarat killing and current brutality against Muslims.
@@UIUniverse Name a Brutilty against Muslims In India,I will show you Muslim Doing 100x of it with Hindus Here...
That is your problem.
Almost same as Indian iftar bazaars, Love and Happy Ramadan from Gujarat(India)
🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
Welcome to Bangladesh. I am very happy to see you in Dhaka. My house is in old Dhaka but sorry to say, I have never bought Ramadan Iftar from outside. So all delicious iftars are cooked in my house. Ummid karte hay-k-aap ko Dhaka accha laga hay. Happy Eid Mubarak. Huge love and respect from Germany. Long-lived Bangladesh-India friendship. (A member of Mukti-Bahini-1971)
Anubhav Sapra made the vlog come alive by interacting with the locals wholeheartedly. That's why language was not a barrier in the conversations. Anubhav's witty repartees was the icing on the cake.
Sir i m a regular viewer of u and i m an Indian Bengali. Great to c u in this series. U r truly a peace ambassador
Fabulous Anubhav Bhai, the idea itself to visit Bangladesh during Ramadan is great. Super video👌👌
Isn't it amazing that Ramzan feels the same throughout the subcontinent
Yes, and the whole continent is reading the Quran exact words and offering prayer non stop.
Great to see old Dhaka Anubhav sir... I have to been to new Dhaka especially Gulshan avenue many times for my projects.... Thank you so much for bringing this in....
Come to Bangladesh once.... Specially in ramadan season
Best occasion and nice gathering. May peace and harmony is everywhere allover like this holy moments.
Got emotional seeing this... I miss all of this badly 😢
Happy to see two celebrity food vloggers from either sides of the border in a same frame! 👍
True Muzaffarpurian Anubhav ji ... Respect for all culture, all religions, all countries.
I also belong to Muzaffarpur. I was also raised with same ethics. Proud of you sir .
Problem is the that we don't see same from other side ..Enough of this bullshit secularism
Kaafir ko beef khilane me maja aa gaya... Insallah sabhi hinduon ka katl e aam kiya jayega
Proud muzaffarpurian..🙌
His ancestral where pakistani
@@Shemo-3700 After partition he is Indian..We have nothing to share with Pakistan..We Indian consider Pakistan as enemy and we respect it as enemy..That's all
Anubhav Bhai I think this is the bestum best vllog of your channel. The hosts are great and their hospitality is of the next level. Boht hi zyada Maza AAYA even Dil Khush ho gaya with lots of love and respect for you from Imran Ali Pakistan
Best series ever! Cant wait to visit Bangladesh
Holy moly! Two of my favourite food vloggers in the same platform! I started following both of you at the same time. So happy to see you both in the same video
"HOLY-MOLY...RAVIOLY(PASTA)".🤭🇮🇳
whos is the best bangladeshi food vlogger that i can follow
@@reachlnkv Rafsan the choto bhai
Feels like an Eid Surprise for us, thanks for coming to Bangladesh Anubhav Bhai. You can plan to collab with other food vloggers for different experiences. Enjoy your stay.
সবকিছুকেই ঈদের সাথে তুলনা করা ঠিক না।আমরা বাঙালি মুসলিমরা ঈদ ও ঈদের গুরুত্ব ও শিক্ষাকে কতটা অসম্মানিত করছি তা আল্লাহ ভালো জানে।🥹
@@imdad7948 আমি বলেছি , উনার আগমন যেন ঈদ এর আগে আশ্চর্যান্বিত হত্তয়া মত একটি ঘটনা কারণ উনি রামজানের এক বিশেষ পর্ব সামনে নিয়ে এলেন। ভাল থাকবেন।
Insha allah bhai acha laga hindi food channel dekhte ho to,neile amio o sileyti koite pari amon kunu chap nai
8:41 I felt really peace in this particular moment. As a Muslim, we believe this scene; sitting together with Iftar food and in spite of that eating nothing, is very loving to Allah. He loves to see us in this moment. He also loves when we feed other people in iftar.
Old Dhaka cuisine is a remembrance of Indian and Mughal cuisines. You will find the name of the Big Indian cities like Hyderabad, Gujrat, Mumbai, Delhi etc in the name of food in Old Dhaka. Old Dhaka was also one of the richest cities of India once. So, the foods are also influenced by the big cities from which people came to do business here. It was also under the Mughal empire. Some food also originated from them.
In fact, Old Dhaka is a glance of History even in the matter of food.
23:50 Paneer Cha is not made like this. Paneer is served grated. Others not cut it, they grate it and serve with tea.
Dheli bale ki Dil bara hota hei..
Ay bhat such me such hai...
I visit Delhi scien 2019 when the corona pendamic I stuck 3 month....I explore many food...it's good...love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
What a great scene a hindu is eating iftar with his muslim brothers ❤❤❤❤
We are human first
@Sayemum Hasan so we are not kafer? Thanks
@@rajarshee01 kaafirrr just means disbelieverssss....lol.. it's not a badd rhingg
@@rajarshee01 dear brother kafir means disbeliever... Those who are not believes on creator. Just like in Bengali we call them "naastik". If u are believer of creator then u are not 'kaafir"
@fahim mrf nastik means who doesn't believe in Veda.. so u think everything has a creator? Then a creator is nastik in ur theory..
love bangladesh from kolkata india
Every place has its tradition and taste. ❤
Dhaka is full of nice and warm people.😊
Mujhe bhut khusi Hui ki ap jaise itne bade youtuber hindi me bolne me koi sharam mahsus nhi kar rhe love you sir 😊😊😊😊
There shouldn't be any animosity between people of India & Bangladesh.....we share a bond made in heaven...we must make it even Stronger
The biggest misconception about Hyderabadi biryani is that it’s very spicy. Authentic Hyderabadi biryani is not supposed to be spicy, hence served with mirchi ka salan but the biryani you get in restaurants all over Hyderabad is commercial and mostly spicy. The best biryani in Hyderabad is either made at home or served at weddings.
When is your wedding?
Don't forget to send invitation.
As a Bengali spent three years in Hyderabad eating the biriyani and keeping my opinion to myself, Paradise especially! any recipe available?
38:26 Different types of milk-yogurt drinks :-
1. Borhani = Spiced flavor = Masaladar.
2. Labang = Salty-Sour taste = Namkin-Khatta.
3. Matha = Slightly sweet taste = Thoda mitha.
what about lassi ?
Good thing to see that People are wearing cap and gloves. Jai ho Bangladesh.
Bangla food is so yummy 😋👍
Welcome to Bangladesh Anubhob ji of Delhi Walks. Nice to see you there. I feel proud. Your experience, knowledge and the way you express is awesome. Let our bloggers learn!
No...Chinigura and Govindobhog are different but yet they both are short grains....Govindobhog is known as Badshah bhog in Bangladesh ..again we have multiple sorts of short grain aromatic rice in Bangladesh such as Kataribhog, Tulshimala, Radhuni Pagol, bashphool, kalijeera and lots of them...each one has its unique fragrance..
শেষ পর্যন্ত বাংলাদেশে আসলেন দাদা!
Thanks for coming To BD & trying Delightful Iftar at our heritage place Chawkbazar in Old Dhaka.
Excellent presentation delicious ifter of chakbazar Dhaka thanks to you all a friend from Bangladesh with lots best wishes
Wow can’t believe you are in my city, Dhaka. Enjoy the food. 😊
Great food tours of Bangladesh. Tasty food in Ramazan Mubarak. Greetings from USA.
Anuvab vai is a true gentleman 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
The only indian international food blogger.
You both look like brothers :) very nice vlog you like interacting with local vendors so happy u are
very nice video 📸
very nice information ℹ️
Bangladeshis fluently speaks in Hindi
Very good
That’s how we can understand every hindi movies and shows.
That language can be understood by every northern regions of Indian subcontinent
Our bengali is very similar to that language and is a descendant of Sanskrit
Welcome to Our Beautiful Bangladesh 🇧🇩
Really World Busiest Iftaar Bazar in Dhaka Bangladesh.These Places Are Near My House. Shahi Dome of Our ChawkBazar. Shahi Iftaar, Huge Food Luxury, Friendly People, Nice Hospitality Puran Dhaka. Wish You all Happy Ramadan Kareem.
I am great fan of Delhi food vlog. Thank You for coming Bangladesh.
Mai apse bolne hi wale the ekdin bangladesh ao to aa hi gaye. thank you for comming
Warm Bangladeshi hospitality!
Nice video. It's really great work. Thank you for sharing. Have a great day my friend
Thanks Anuvab ji, You came to Bangladesh, you are visitng old dhaka, please visit Bihari Camp, Mohammedpur for Bobar Biriyani, jonir Biriyani and lots of street food there
This is the beauty of Islam and it is like a body if any organ gets wounded the whole body feels the pain.
Love from Pakistan.
Love and Respect from Bangladesh 🇧🇩 ♥️ 🇧🇩
Welcome to Bangladesh.... thanks for coming to my country
Wow great.... Welcome Anubhav da & delhi food walk in BD. Eagerly waiting for BD series.... 😊❤😊
Glad to watch. Love from Sialkotm Pakistan
I'm watching you from a long time. This was an unexpected surprise for me as a Bangladeshi food lover.
Best wishes
You guys are welcome to Pakistan 🇵🇰 as well 🤗
Woww❤❤ now DFW global🌎🌎 great sir keep it up💐💐
mera bachpan bita hai old dhaka men iftar bazaar dekhkar purani bat agai. Thank you
Happy to see You Together and Eating Iftar 😍😍😍😍
Gud one masahallah
Most of the people talk Urdu in puran Dhaka because of Mughal heritage Hope you enjoy the trip.
Ki obstha polok.
I think nowadays people can talk in Hindi/Urdu all over Bangladesh. They just have to practice it for fluency.
Heritage 🤣
No wrong !!
Welcome to Bangladesh.
Wow. One another fantastic. Episode. ..as always.. great 👍👍
Thank you for very nice food from the world's busiest shop in Bangladesh 👍
last scene was great 🤣🤣🤣 love to delhi food walks from bangladesh
Lol I think they mixed tobacco in his pan 😂
Mashallah Love Bangladesh ❤
Sir, you needed one proper interpreter, just to have a good meaning of the foods. Adnan Faruk may be good, but didn't translate well. For example: out of 3 kinds of curd preparation: khatta one (mattha)...you understood as Namkeen (salty). But indeed khatta means sour. Again Chinigura rice, never is Govindavoug. They are different rice with different flavors. Kaluzeera rice was used in so called Biriyani/Tehari, not chinigura. The difference is Kalizerra rice is less whiter in color, more boiled but more aroma. It's easy to cook with such rice, so the grains remains intact. We do have Gondhoraj lemons. In your case Elaichi lemon was used. It's having aroma of Cardamom, but less juicy. In Bangladesh try authentic "kachhi Biriyani" (cooked with stuffed raw meat in a selaed handi for 2-3 hours. You can have it with chinigura rice, but Vasmati (BD verrsion long grain Banglamoti) is also available. The traders say it's Vasmati, but uses Banglamoti (a hybrid long grain invented by BD researchers). The rice is good, tasty but having less aroma than Vasmati.
Wish you have some good days in BD. But to go in deep of the food, you need a proper translator. On top you must visit, the real and authentic dines. Good luck.
In kolkata mostly bashkati used in biriyani.. similar to banglamoti
@@rajarshee01 জানতাম না, যে বাংলামোতীর বিকল্প বাশকাঠি চাল পাওয়া যায়। বাংলাদেশে বাসমতি হয় না, বা প্রচলন নেই। দামও বেশি। তাই BRRI এর আবিষ্কার বাংলামোতি
@@dr.faruqahmad8178 ha west bengal eo eki karone bashkati kore.. basmoti chal onek dami
Awesome video, sir. Thank you so much for going to Bangladesh. I hope it was pleasant for you.
Take love Anubhav Bhai, thanks for visiting us :)
Cool and super videography.
Nice Bangladesh 🇧🇩 is very famous for it's food and food quality
@@ankit3936 Not a right topic to discuss over here, this is not a political or religious place to get human created political and religious things involved over here
@@ankit3936
You need more study. Your habit don’t' throw to others.
@@ankit3936 Wrong comment at wrong place.
@@supriyochatterjee4095 Some people can't help it. They love mixing politics with culture. As a Bangladeshi, I will never deny that we have incidents of destroying temples are not happening sometimes. However, India has some of the some of the largest radical Madrasas. In fact, Gulshan attackers of Bangladesh were motivated by following Zakir Naiek. Those who find faults of our Bangladesh must resolve their own problem first. We are trying our best to built a secular progressive tolerant Bangladesh.
@@ankit3936 Sadly the largest Madrasa or radical brain breeding center of South Asia is in India. It's called Deobandh Madrasa of UP. India being the largest Muslim country of South Asia must take the lead and reduce the number of extremist mosques and Madrasas. By doing so, India can reduce this trend of growing extremism. But communal Indians typically good at finding the faults of Bangladesh or Pakistan ; without cleaning their own messy house. Most radical Maulana's of Bangladesh studied in India. When it comes to Hindus of Bangladesh. Let Bangladesh sort out its own problem. Most of my teachers in Dhaka's one of the prestigious School was Hindus. They were so secular that they wanted us to overserve Roja and Namaz. That's the culture we grew up in. Dhaka, the city of my birth is named after the Temple of Maa Dhakeshwari (Durga). Coming from a Muslim family; I am proud of this history and the beautiful name of the temple and the city. There is no point of following any religion if it cannot teach you humanity, tolerance, peace and harmony. Apart from few incidents here and there; we the Bangalis from Bangladesh irrespective of our religious background love to live together in peace. I guess for us the Bangalis at times, we love our food and culture are more important than our religions. Amar shonar bangla ami tomai onek beshi valobashi. Joy Bangla
Bangladesh is the king of foods!
Big Fan Sir. Welcome to Bangladesh. Enjoy your tour.
Nice filling when you taking iftar.
Paneer Tea 🍵 was most unique. All food was tasty😋
Anuvab ji’s reaction was epic after hearing Paneer cha. 😂
Awesome..our bangla brothers ..great job Delhi food walks
anubhav sir never expected you in bangladesh
continue your food trips
Best episode ever! Out of 50 items he only liked one, and he didn't do anything to hide it (that's why I liked it, he was very sincere)!
I loved when he was saying Tehari and the other one said: No it s Biryani 😂😂😂
It's good to see different cultures, people and food respecting each others.
@39:10 its not Namkeen, he is saying its "Tok" which means "Sour" Lol .. we were laughing so loud at this. Hehe.
Hahah bcz they are Bangali don't know much about hindi 😄
Pakistan and Imran Khan zindabad always ❤❤❤
Salaam Brother, I L9ve Your Content and I love the way you intergarate and respect with everyone, this is what we need in this world, to be aBle to respect eachother ❤
thank you and May God Always Bless you and always Protect you
Welcome to our Beautiful country Bangladesh.
Welcome to Bangladeshi....
Welcome to Bangladesh
Ramjanul Mubarak to everyone ❤ Salam from Chittagong 🙌🏼
Btw good luck to you guys for gaining some weight 😅
Two of the best food bloggers in the subcontinent
Adnan's lack of knowledge about food and cooking is exposed in this video haha.
Exactly
Sudhu baje boke..
True as f**k
This guy was a small time actor that used to act in some local Bengali dramas but later he decided to become a food vlogger for some odd reason . This may explain his lack of proper culinary knowledge..!!
But he thinks he is the best
Its great you can communicate locals in hindi and most dishes name or local foods are same as india...great 🎉🎉🎉
Mr. Anuvab thank you so much for visiting Dhaka. But I would like to say that you choose the wrong host for your Tour(Hillol) there are more knowledgeable TH-camrs out there. If you see the Chai shop owner explained better than him. It is not that Hillol is bad in his reviews, but as a host, he couldn't take you to places you should have been and also was unable explain you with either Hindi or English and provide you with correct information about the food and heritage.
Right
Exactly
@@lailaezazvlogs9877 u guide him
I also have a dream to visit Bangladesh once in my life time 😭😭 love from west bengal ❤️
@@strikergaming2074 please do come and visit. We look forward to. Make sure you try our Authentic Kacchi Biryani.
After living in mid east went to a bangladeshi Iftar in the US. Surprised that moori and pakoras are the break fast food!
You have to visit Chittagong!! They have some of the best food ❤❤
Ramadan Mubarak 🤲
Adnan needs to learn .. how to be a humble host..
Btw foods of bangladesh are yum
Yes, looks like he was rude to Abhinav's fan
Wtf are you on about he wasn't rude at all were you watching this video with your eyes closed
Adnan is an extremely humble gentleman and ofcourse a pleasing host.
What did he do? He is a very humble person as to my knowledge
He was nervous actually. He has lack of knowledge about food
Luv from Pakistan
Anubav bhai aap Pakistan kab aye gai
He will definitely have a great time in Pakistan. My father’s friend was a writer and was invited to Pakistan. He really enjoyed your hospitality and food. One of my favorite kebab place was a Pakistani kebab place in Washington DC.
@@sanjayshah9727 sure he have great following here
Thanks for coming Bangladesh... Explore my country
Jai Maa Durga to all Bangladeshi people ;)
Very nice
Great, daring to explore new places… but dono hosts ne jabardasti angrezi bol bol ke kaafi irritate kiya 😂😂
Because anubhav ji is comfortable in Hindi and Adnan Faruk is comfortable in bengali. But the common language they both can speak is English that's why may be they are communicating in English
Yeh Bangladesh hai. Yaha pe log bangla bolte hai. It’s amazing that they tried to and accommodate the hindi. When they didn’t need to.
Dhakais the filthiest of all the places I have ever been to. The food is 100 times more unhygienic than Jama Masjid.
@@kishorechakraborty1438 many people in Bangladesh speak understand Hindi/Urdu
Very poor and bad translation and interpreter job. Mis explained many things.
Welcome to my beloved country. 🙏❤
Nice to see my old dhaka through ur walk..bt unfortunately adnan such a irritating host 0 knowledge of food n communication skill..disappointed they should be nicely presented old dhaka..
He don’t even present the bangali iconic beguni, peaju, alu choop. I don’t know who managed all of this but they ware just lazy. serves the cold items some of items easily can make in home and serve as well.
and he took him i don’t know who is the lassi wala. whre beauty lassi was the famous one.
in one word he should have asked for a public opinion before taking an foreign food vloger to explore food
@@NushDaily exactly. .he didn't even explore the whole iftar market.
Yup.he can't represent old dhaka food knowledge towards guest. Disappointing
Nice episode