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We Hakka is all over the world.We still keep our language and culture for 2000years.keep it. I am Chinese Hakka from NanXiong. I am doing business in india. I am so proud
Please come to Kolkata and open a big Chinese restaurant here.. You are all welcome.. Indian love Chinesse... We are brother from long time but due to political disputes today our relation get little triggered
I am working in Hong Kong and I do miss the Indian Chinese food. Surprisingly my colleagues who are from HK and mainland China are not much aware of the Hakka cuisine. I could also not find this cuisine in HK even though I have visited quite a few Chinese restaurants here.
TheUseFul exactly. now that i think of it I have barely visited chinatown. he literally ate kolkata and I am telling people where is this damn place at!! 😂😂😂
We are all a product of our environment - humans are a very adaptable species. Spend time anywhere in the world long enough and you will pick up the accent, embrace the culture, and mannerisms. It is actually a trait for survival - both adapt and blend into your environment (putting aside difference in physical appearance).
Chinese food in India is usually Indian version of Chinese food which is mostly different from the actual Chinese food.. but it is amazing to see authentic Chinese food in Kolkata.
Every nationality has their version of Chinese. American Chinese food and Korean Chinese food are both different than food in China, but still very delicious. I'm Korean-American and my wife is Chinese so I'm familiar with all 3 and love all 3.
Being a Hakka myself feeling so proud that Hakka people are really the most adaptable people around as we are all over the world, I too wish I was there to communicate with them in our language. Thanks Trevor for sharing your experience with the world.
He walks around a lot. You would be surprised if you travel places on foot, how much hungry you can get, eat and yet stay fit and wake up fresh and hungry the next day. Make sure to add another hour or 2 to your sleep though.
modis india is getting increasingly intolerant. My entire family moved out from Mumbai recently. same for other minorities as well. india is becoming a hindu pakistan fast.
Since the area is Kolkata, Bengali(Language) influence is there in the English. Actually there is no proper Indian accent as different states have different languages. So mother tongue influences the way we speak English. So there is different North Indian, South Indian , North East Indian English accents.
Indians love chinese food more than Chinese love indian food. May be in 2050 countries will have tasty food wars instead of traditional wars and whole country will participate😂😂😂
Pocket communities can have the most epic food! I remember there used to be an amazing Chinese restaurant in Ambergris Caye in Belize where the owner made all their sauces from scratch. Now I really want to go back.
I really admire people who work hard to make a living no matter in what circumstances.Give my regards to Indian and Chinese people and wish them all the happiness.
Pulkit Kochhar how can you not know about the Chinese community in Kolkata? They've been here for literally 100s of years starting from the late 1700s/early 1800s. Do you live under a rock? Wtf
If you go to a food-stall in any street...you're VERY LIKELY to find a "Chinese" section in the menu. Which essentially is "Desi-Chinese"(i.e localized Indian Chinese #lol). It's delicious. Calcutta, of-course, has an "authentic" Chinese version because of the presence of Chinese Indian. It is these Chinese-Indians who introduced the rest of us to the amazing cuisine.
I was just waiting for you to speak in Chinese. It's amazing!! And when people praise you for your Chinese, it's so satisfying. And once again, welcome to my city!!!
Wow, i am surprised that Hakka people also exists in India, and the food and cakes also similar to what we have here in Indonesia! Really an eye opening
What that guy said about the hakka moving from india to the us and canada..well he is 100% correct as there are dozens and dozens of hakka indian chinese style restaurants around toronto
@Innocent Kamina why are u making issue look at that how nice they are they are our family respect them they accepted us for whatever we are we should be proud of them dont fight bro be happy .
Hao Zhang bro ....they are staying in India over century (during British era).....I'm also Chinese Indian, they all came in British India bz of Japanese invasion .
Mr Hao Zang, they are Indian citizens with Indian citizenship and documents. They can be culturally Chinese but they have been living in India for centuries. They have intigrated well with our society and we have embraced them as one of our own. So I request you to not call them chinese
@@himanshzadoo9548 what？They speak Chinese and know where their hometown is, I think they are still Chinese, but with Indian nationality, or they should be called Indian Chinese.
That's really awesome and just epic that you met a fan randomly while checking out the street food scene! The guy seemed really genuinely super excited and happy to see you, it's so cool that you took the time to chat with him and for him to tell you a bit about the history of the Chinese community there. It's moment like this that really show just how popular and far reaching your videos are getting! Keep up the great work, Trevor!
These Chinese people migrated to India during the British Era of 1750 - 1800s to find work. Back then, China was in turmoil and conflict. They probably came from South China - Hong Kong and Taiwan to India, on a ship as migrants.
There's something in the videos, apart from the fact that these are from my country, India, i see all of them with a smile! An effortless smile that... Thanks for making such feel good videos.
@@tunemusic2741 As per my knowledge, momo came from a Newari dish called Momocha. It's also said that momo was brough from refugees coming from Tibet and has been adapted in Nepali flavour. So, i dunno. And Tibet is a different country to China, please respect that.
@@mervinva No it's Chinese. First of all, Chinese has 20+ dialects... spoken in different provinces of China. While malyalam is localised to South India alone... moreover Mandarin Chinese alone has over 3000+ characters...and tons of ways to pronounce the same word. Chinese have their own words for every thing.
Maybe hard for some depending where you came from. Most westeners, chinese is hard to learn. But its not that very hard if you are from other neighbors in asia.
Trevor bro, I am quite happy that you covered almost all of the Indian street food houses in Kolkata, you are again welcome for more experience ahead here, Kolkata is not only a food heaven, it actually defines eating culture from all around the world :)
My absolute favourites were these Indian Chinese dishes, when I was living in Bangalore 2007-2010. My mouth is watering all the time watching your videos and miss so MUCH the food culture, which was a bit different in all the states of course. Waiting for your new videos eagerly. Cheers and take care when moving around Asia! :-)
As a Chinese American, I thoroughly enjoyed watching this video. I love that you thought to explore different ethnic cuisines within India. I especially liked that some random dude in the market said "I loved your show on Xinjiang!" Keep it up. Your videos are a moment of brightness and positivity in all of our lives.
If the war happened normal people only have to suffer but why this communist party dont understand yet, now the situation again they created in china normal people have to pay in china too sad but can't help them.
Kolkata is a great melting pot of cultures .. a great city bustling with energy and joy ! Cant thank you enough for highlighting the great food culture of kolkata to the world.. ! Chinese food has special place in Kolkata ,nearly every street corner has indianised chinese fare (chilli chicken and hakka noodle being predominant) . By the way. you are yet to feast on diverse variety of riverine fish found in kolkata ..its a unique fish country and I cant recall seeing much of fish variety tasting in these Kolkata episodes..
Jasmeet Kaur thats what m saying.... West Bengals know them but north and west doesn't. Even people in darjeeling is also not bengali... They knw as gorkhas... So bengal has so much diversity as state.
The Chinese food you had at the end was Indianized Chinese. And the dish was "Schezwan" Chicken which uses "Schezwan sauce" which is probably something only made in India. Most Indians would not eat authentic Chinese food because of the difference in ingredients and intense flavors. The restaurants that serve some authentic Chinese food in India are some high-end Chinese restaurants. I've had the opportunity to live in Shenzhen, China for a few months and loved the food there. I'm back in Mumbai and wish I could enjoy some of the Chinese food again. My favorite was the really spicy Chinese hot pot and the Sichuan chicken, pork, and fish dishes.
2'18 The man said that the people there were all Hakka and Cantoness, which suprised me bc it's rare to metion “Hakka”, a unique chinese patriarchal clan. Hakka(客家) literally means being a vistor/guest to a strange place and then settling and living in this place. Hakka people is people in southeastern china who migrated from the north in the 12th century. I am a Hakka in Meizhou, china. Just happy to be mentioned.
Why don't u come to north eastern area of India...u may get more exiting food over there.... I m big fan of urs...and I want u to come here and explore this region
What a kool discovery. That last restaurant did look allot like an American Chinese restaurant and their typical offerings. But in India, which makes it so much more interesting.
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It was awesome seeing you happy and contented in India....BTW ..love from Mumbai
Sir at last it is shezuwan chicken
Come to Nepal also
India is not cleaning.
No any Municipal Management it seems so dirty
This is india
A Canadian and an Indian chatting about food in Mandarin in Bengal. I have seen everything now !
aniruddh bhokarikar globalisation
No, you have not. Lots more to see and be surprised with, depends how long you live.
Bengal was a global trading point b4 british took over
18 % of world s gdp bengal
@PARTH kathuria
I think it is Mandarin. The Canadian can only speak Mandarin Chinese.
The majority of that region is now Bangladesh, which is also the origin.
We Hakka is all over the world.We still keep our language and culture for 2000years.keep it. I am Chinese Hakka from NanXiong. I am doing business in india. I am so proud
Please come to Kolkata and open a big Chinese restaurant here..
You are all welcome..
Indian love Chinesse...
We are brother from long time but due to political disputes today our relation get little triggered
We also love China .. currently I am studying Chinese (Mandarin) Our Chinese teacher is also Hakka, from Fujian Province...
印度爱中国
I am working in Hong Kong and I do miss the Indian Chinese food. Surprisingly my colleagues who are from HK and mainland China are not much aware of the Hakka cuisine. I could also not find this cuisine in HK even though I have visited quite a few Chinese restaurants here.
Thats why i saw first chinese on youtube.😅
Love u bro
Even the chinese uncle speaks english with indian accent... amazing! 😊
Well,they've been living in India for decades,shouldn't really come as a surprise.
He's not chinese tho. He's indian.
He's indian of Chinese heritage
Accent is not genetic!
Because they are now indian citizens of chinese origin
seeing indian chinese food brings back memories. As a Chinese, I had an amazing time in Pune, India. People were friendly. Lets not fight!
Peace Out from India.
What you do in Pune?
Yes true lots of luv from India
people on both sides are friendly. governments on the other hand...
We r not fighting bro
Living In India I haven't seen so much of India than he has.... 😂😂😂
TheUseFul exactly. now that i think of it I have barely visited chinatown. he literally ate kolkata and I am telling people where is this damn place at!! 😂😂😂
Me too, as Chinese.
TheUseFul lol
TheUseFul ya me to
Lol..... Same.... 😂😂😂😂
That Chinese guy at the start sounded so totally Indian and with his mannerisms. So interesting 😂
I think he is Bengali.. look at his "fatua".. its called punjabi some places in India
Because he’s Indian?
We are all a product of our environment - humans are a very adaptable species. Spend time anywhere in the world long enough and you will pick up the accent, embrace the culture, and mannerisms. It is actually a trait for survival - both adapt and blend into your environment (putting aside difference in physical appearance).
He is From NorthEast
Don't tell me you never met an chakma people. They are only in India and Bangladesh.especially north east indian all looks like chinese anyway
Chinese food in India is usually Indian version of Chinese food which is mostly different from the actual Chinese food.. but it is amazing to see authentic Chinese food in Kolkata.
Every nationality has their version of Chinese. American Chinese food and Korean Chinese food are both different than food in China, but still very delicious. I'm Korean-American and my wife is Chinese so I'm familiar with all 3 and love all 3.
MyKitchen NoRules kindly watch thisth-cam.com/video/W3G2iJBs648/w-d-xo.html
Indians have spoilt real Chinese food!
Kolkata still has a sizeable Chinese community in contrast to North India
True, I miss those noodles...chicken and egg noodles. They are not available any more.
Insightful interview with that random dude on the street. Super interesting.
Best Ever Food Review Show hi Sonny!!
Best Ever Food Review Show well well look who's here
WUT UP SONNY.
I thought i saw you hiding behind that comment waiting to pop up.
@Best ever food review show Mr. Sonny side is here😂. Love the brotherhood of TH-cam stars. I like your work Sonny😊
Best Ever Food Review Show kindly watch thisth-cam.com/video/W3G2iJBs648/w-d-xo.html
This is my hometown and I'm so glad you were able to film it... We are now in TO but this definitely brings back memories... Thank you
Stop lying
@@Babumoshai.. why would anyone lie about it?
Welcome to toronto
@@Babumoshai.. My home town is where I live. Native town is where my ancestors came from.
@@therightgame3 ah replied to wrong comment 🤦♂️😂
A Canadian talked with a elder Chinese lady in Chinese in Indian street, TAI HAO LE!
zhao fanyi this is what happens when we embrace other cultures and accept differences.
Halellujah! Made your day.
Being a Hakka myself feeling so proud that Hakka people are really the most adaptable people around as we are all over the world, I too wish I was there to communicate with them in our language. Thanks Trevor for sharing your experience with the world.
I didn't know that hakka is a community
Never knew Hakka is a community. Also thought it as noodle flavour.
Thank you for your wonderful food to India
I eat hakka noodles yesterday....
Never seen a Chinese guy with an Indian accent speaking english
G Kang they are Indian now living here from more than 100 years.
they mix their bloods and become darker and darker then they're Indian
_軍Inferno As My Life I don't think so. Even we northeastern indian are different from rest of india . Being an Indian doesn't make me dark.
Its you guys starting the war not us
Well, now you have...hahahaaa
Love to China from our Indian brothers and sisters
Born in India grown up in India but never knew about this...Thank you bro for showing this
because it's in Kolkata
Amrita Sahu 😂
where in Kolkata exactly..can u tell us please??
Tangra-chinatown
and going to be daed in india
When the Chinese guy talk in bong accent, it's the sweetest thing I've seen all day
And he even wore a kurta like a Bengali bhadra lok
ikr I was so happy :D
My problem is why are u not fat😂😂😂
I was about to comment the same thing 😋
I feel jealous of Trevor 🙄
Meth
High metabolism 😂
He walks around a lot. You would be surprised if you travel places on foot, how much hungry you can get, eat and yet stay fit and wake up fresh and hungry the next day. Make sure to add another hour or 2 to your sleep though.
He do alot of maneuver on the bed
Speaking mandarin in India. feeling the diversity in India. hell yeah!!
Im only know that India Country have a Chinese community. Amazing video. Thumbs up!!!👍
im not suprised, u could see chinese town everywhere in this world sis
“Look at the Sichuan chicken, I’ve never seen this in Sichuan” lmao
Songhan Kalsang I couldn’t stop laughing 😂
Fake Sichuan chicken cooked by the Cantonese people
That was really awesome, a chinese community over here that's tai hao chula😍 that's why we call it unity in diversity
Unity in diversity is not allowed in china though.
I think spanish/mexican community should also migrate to india their food is amazing too.
modis india is getting increasingly intolerant. My entire family moved out from Mumbai recently. same for other minorities as well. india is becoming a hindu pakistan fast.
Rohit Chauhan hi Rohit 🙋
lol.
Good to see that Chinese dude talking in English with and Indian accent.
Since the area is Kolkata, Bengali(Language) influence is there in the English.
Actually there is no proper Indian accent as different states have different languages. So mother tongue influences the way we speak English. So there is different North Indian, South Indian , North East Indian English accents.
They are as Indians as any of us.
Indians love chinese food more than Chinese love indian food. May be in 2050 countries will have tasty food wars instead of traditional wars and whole country will participate😂😂😂
Bhai, that's hilarious. Tasty food war, lol.
Hahahah
Live Ladai karne se to achha hi hai😂😂😂
sourabh shankar there needs to be Indian vs China Iron chef battles, lol. Btw curry, samosas and okra is eaten by Chinese people a lot.
Hahahhaha lol
Pocket communities can have the most epic food! I remember there used to be an amazing Chinese restaurant in Ambergris Caye in Belize where the owner made all their sauces from scratch. Now I really want to go back.
Or Panama City, Panama. Large chinese population there and some great food. I had an epic dim sum there years ago.
Fascinating to hear Chinese man speak English in Indian accent. Love it!
Dude your profile pic wtf
Creepy eye
That's Bengali accent bro, Indian accent is so different from this
That's bong accent and speaking mannerism
@@rhyridam9427Indian Bengalis exist in west Bengal, wdym by "Indian accent sounds so different from this ☠️" I am an Indian Bengali myself
I really admire people who work hard to make a living no matter in what circumstances.Give my regards to Indian and Chinese people and wish them all the happiness.
I think most of the indians have not heard about this chinese community. Thanks for letting us know........
Really INDIA is INCREDIBLE 🇮🇳
because most of the Indian Chinese people live in Bengal. they are not much present in other parts of the country
There are few chinese families living in Assam also.
Pulkit Kochhar I didn't know too from Bangladesh 😍😍
Pulkit Kochhar how can you not know about the Chinese community in Kolkata? They've been here for literally 100s of years starting from the late 1700s/early 1800s. Do you live under a rock? Wtf
Every Chinese i see in india is so friendly.😊
very different from antartica chinese, theyre so cold!!
@@khein2204 Lmao
If you go to a food-stall in any street...you're VERY LIKELY to find a "Chinese" section in the menu. Which essentially is "Desi-Chinese"(i.e localized Indian Chinese #lol). It's delicious. Calcutta, of-course, has an "authentic" Chinese version because of the presence of Chinese Indian. It is these Chinese-Indians who introduced the rest of us to the amazing cuisine.
Knew you would go there eventually...... my hometown :) I’m glad you went there.
Is that you in the video who make noodle ?
@Wendy Lee
Nice food and culture😊
@@memd777 wth
dilip varma I am not from Kolkata but here are some of my recommendations
Egg roll
Chinese
Siggara
Aheli for authentic Bengali
And some
Water
my batchmate in college was from Chinatown a Chinese who's family settled in Kolkata 😍 he was an amazing cook 😍😍😍
I was just waiting for you to speak in Chinese. It's amazing!! And when people praise you for your Chinese, it's so satisfying. And once again, welcome to my city!!!
Thanks so much Soumya!
Calcutta is the by far the best city in India in accepting and absorbing people from all communities. Proud to be a Kolkata citizen :)
It's interesting to see at the end that they not only adjust the taste to indian style, but also serve the food the indian way.
I was expecting some Indian food. Watched all the Kalcutta episodes. Well done mate.
Thanks so much!!
Wow, i am surprised that Hakka people also exists in India, and the food and cakes also similar to what we have here in Indonesia! Really an eye opening
Hakka are also found in mauritius.
Its not all over India only kolkata
I know some hakka that live in antartica, so its not suprising at all 😂
@@khein2204 well the can sell their food in the antarctic base canteen
@@criptions5654There are some in Tinsukia,Assam too but they are mostly assimilated with the native Assamese. There's also a few Yunnanese I think.
What that guy said about the hakka moving from india to the us and canada..well he is 100% correct as there are dozens and dozens of hakka indian chinese style restaurants around toronto
But why they are leaving India I don't understand ....
@@mayankaranya Racism & Prejudice
@@astaroth282 u have a prejudiced mind or some kind of hatred of agenda against India and Indians .
U dont deserve to be taken seriously .
@@mayankaranya because it's 21st century...you will find people from different countries everywhere....
The Hakka /Indian food I go for my lunch is in Markham rd/14th ave. A small restaurant called tangerine.
Never knew you were from Vancouver! Solid.
India gave shelter to everyone one..
Proud :)
Read more history from the british raaj.
@Innocent Kamina why are u making issue look at that how nice they are they are our family respect them they accepted us for whatever we are we should be proud of them dont fight bro be happy .
There are ton of Indians in Singapore and Hong Kong too.
@Ray Yu lol which country u from?? Haha
@Ray Yu you learned only Western propoganda
Bro when you come to India again Come to the North-East Inviting you for a lunch or dinner . MANIPURI CUISINE BODO CUISINE NAGA CUISINE ETC ETC...
I love Manipuri lotus pickles
Are u a tomboy or a boi?
@@kumbenaier4294 Hahahahaha!
I was actually waiting for you to invade this part of Kolkata in this fantastic five part series....Cheers!! :-)
I love how you feel like home around Chinese ppl and Chinese food ... u feel soooo comfortable around them 😊👍
Zohaib Amin "He has Love and respect of different cultures with Terrific Food! Love him so much and what a beautiful soul.❤
Zohaib Amin What’s it to you ?
CarryMinati 👍😊
Zohaib Amin Mon you ion no.MP Lomm;NJ k mmMP 😇🤔😂🤔🤔😇🤔😇
Zohaib Amin what about their pork?
Your mandarin is so fluent. How did you learn such amazing mandarin? Also great videos mate! Love ‘em
this guy is getting known all over asia eh?
Trevor, 我很愛看你的影片，太好了！！！ I am a Hongkonger and loves your videos very much. Will be supporting you forever!
thats hilarious, first time see a Chinese speak with indian accent english
Hao Zhang bro ....they are staying in India over century (during British era).....I'm also Chinese Indian, they all came in British India bz of Japanese invasion .
Mr Hao Zang, they are Indian citizens with Indian citizenship and documents. They can be culturally Chinese but they have been living in India for centuries. They have intigrated well with our society and we have embraced them as one of our own. So I request you to not call them chinese
@@himanshzadoo9548 what？They speak Chinese and know where their hometown is, I think they are still Chinese, but with Indian nationality, or they should be called Indian Chinese.
Not bizarre at all cuz they are Chinese Indian. Just think about when American-born-Chinese speaks English with American accent
Now these peoples belongs to us
trevor seems so happy to find this small chineese comunity in kolkata, he is almost chineese now 😋
I definitely need to add Kolkata to my travel bucket list
That's really awesome and just epic that you met a fan randomly while checking out the street food scene! The guy seemed really genuinely super excited and happy to see you, it's so cool that you took the time to chat with him and for him to tell you a bit about the history of the Chinese community there.
It's moment like this that really show just how popular and far reaching your videos are getting! Keep up the great work, Trevor!
Unity in diversity tat’s India 🇮🇳
We welcome everyone n anyone.
Yes.and then they slowly make their own little countries.
I know China is geographically close to India and I shouldn't be suprised but I still am
These Chinese people migrated to India during the British Era of 1750 - 1800s to find work. Back then, China was in turmoil and conflict. They probably came from South China - Hong Kong and Taiwan to India, on a ship as migrants.
Astro sasule where u live
I saw a Chinese guy speaking Bengali. He spoke more fluently than me 😁
It is amazing to see Chinese community in India.
Chinese style all over the world! XD
Andrew Zong only food not style
Neo-Colonialism. There will be a Chinatown everywhere.
vinboi try it in pakiatan hahah
But the chinese community there is almost dying tho.
I love Indian and Chinese food, both combined is just heaven. Good video bro. 😊
There's something in the videos, apart from the fact that these are from my country, India, i see all of them with a smile! An effortless smile that... Thanks for making such feel good videos.
aww these guys are so kind! what a friendly atmosphere they're bringing and also you! love your videos
And also happy holidays!
Getting recognized for your videos by a Chinese guy from India. Now that is an odd occurrence.
TH-cam is used freely in India, so might be because of that he was able to recognize him.
what a time to be alive !
I live in Kolkata for the past 20 years and I haven't ever tried the 'original' Chinese Street food.
I didn't know there are so many Chinese people in Kolkata, what diversity !! Great video mate !!
Dude i never knew there were chinese in calcutta. And they have FOOD! DEFINITELY GOING. Thanks dude.
Tahmeed Mazumder Wtf how didn't you 🤔
evry1 knows this..i dont think u live in Kolkata!
@@WANDERINGDOCTOR of course he is not from Kolkata.
you can call any other dumpling chinese or whatever but Momo is tibetan
Tibet has been counted as China lately.
Ahem! Some states in India have momo as a staple. Calm thyself
Tibetans brought momo to nepal and India lo and Tibet is not part of China...
Momo got invented from Nepal...😊😊
@@tunemusic2741 As per my knowledge, momo came from a Newari dish called Momocha. It's also said that momo was brough from refugees coming from Tibet and has been adapted in Nepali flavour. So, i dunno. And Tibet is a different country to China, please respect that.
Wow I had no idea there was authentic Chinese food in India and it looks so good! Thank you for making this man!
There is chinese kali temple also in kolkata
Trevor is the most humble guy on TH-cam. Awesome content, love your videos, keep exploring.🔥❤
I am a Mauritian of chinese hakka descent who has emigrated to canada. So happy to see the food I am familiar with. Thank you for the vlog.
Lol are you legit loving every comment?
D4G He liked each and every comment that's really epic, Damn! He is so sweet 😢
You're the man for all seasons👍 Tai hao le Trevor😉
He can speak Chinese too.
Hardest language to learn in the world.
It's Malayalam
@@mervinva No it's Chinese. First of all, Chinese has 20+ dialects... spoken in different provinces of China. While malyalam is localised to South India alone... moreover Mandarin Chinese alone has over 3000+ characters...and tons of ways to pronounce the same word. Chinese have their own words for every thing.
Maybe hard for some depending where you came from. Most westeners, chinese is hard to learn. But its not that very hard if you are from other neighbors in asia.
Chinese is not a language for the starters lol.
Mervin V A
Malayalam is difficult only in India but not the world.
Good capture of deep parts of Kolkata including the Chinese street food .... great work👍👍
Trevor bro, I am quite happy that you covered almost all of the Indian street food houses in Kolkata, you are again welcome for more experience ahead here, Kolkata is not only a food heaven, it actually defines eating culture from all around the world :)
That's why Kolkata is called CITY OF JOY ❤❤❤❤
chinese indian accent is pretty amazing!
popcorn pop it’s the same as normal Indian accent
This is so bizarre and amazing! Something I've never seen in a food traveling series. Nice work guys!
Thanks a lot Andrew!!
Watching this made me so emotional, I miss the food. I grew up in tangra!
Never tho of india would have this kind of china town , such a good adventure 😊
Cynthia lee the only china town in the country as per my knowledge.
Đ мαlfσy There is considerable amount Tibetan communities in India
Yup.. I know.
when that guy recognized you and mentioned your video. tai hao le !! ♡♡♡
not guy, "uncle" !
My absolute favourites were these Indian Chinese dishes, when I was living in Bangalore 2007-2010. My mouth is watering all the time watching your videos and miss so MUCH the food culture, which was a bit different in all the states of course.
Waiting for your new videos eagerly. Cheers and take care when moving around Asia! :-)
I liked those lines " i have never seen or heard of such sichuan sauce in sichuan "
As a Chinese American, I thoroughly enjoyed watching this video. I love that you thought to explore different ethnic cuisines within India. I especially liked that some random dude in the market said "I loved your show on Xinjiang!" Keep it up. Your videos are a moment of brightness and positivity in all of our lives.
Where you live in America bro?
@@SanatanDharmaOnly108 Hello my friend! Bay Area, California :)
In 1962, those Chinese had hard time even they have nothing to do with communist China.
hmm, but can that relate to Chinese living in India? may be of war? I don't know..... plz explain
That was during the war.. but they are living peacefully here
@Spartacus
Here it goes again ........if....
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Hard to reason with some tit-head.
If the war happened normal people only have to suffer but why this communist party dont understand yet, now the situation again they created in china normal people have to pay in china too sad but can't help them.
I am a Communist from Kolkata... Any problem? Long live China
Kolkata is a great melting pot of cultures .. a great city bustling with energy and joy ! Cant thank you enough for highlighting the great food culture of kolkata to the world.. ! Chinese food has special place in Kolkata ,nearly every street corner has indianised chinese fare (chilli chicken and hakka noodle being predominant) . By the way. you are yet to feast on diverse variety of riverine fish found in kolkata ..its a unique fish country and I cant recall seeing much of fish variety tasting in these Kolkata episodes..
Indranil Roy Jews, French, Afgani and Armenian lives in few pockets of the city.
I had no idea there are chinese people in Kolkata. Thanks Trevor for this Deep Kolkata Tour. Keep it up! 🤘
Jasmeet Kaur we ignore the east side of india
vins p abt Tibetans in North eastern states we all know.. but Chinese people in India was new for me.
Jasmeet Kaur thats what m saying.... West Bengals know them but north and west doesn't. Even people in darjeeling is also not bengali... They knw as gorkhas... So bengal has so much diversity as state.
Jasmeet Kaur i just happy that Chinese food can be eaten in india.
LOL! It's the biggest Chinatown in India and most of Indians don't know about it..
Sichuan chicken "I have never seen that dish in sichuan" 😂😂
The Chinese food you had at the end was Indianized Chinese. And the dish was "Schezwan" Chicken which uses "Schezwan sauce" which is probably something only made in India.
Most Indians would not eat authentic Chinese food because of the difference in ingredients and intense flavors. The restaurants that serve some authentic Chinese food in India are some high-end Chinese restaurants.
I've had the opportunity to live in Shenzhen, China for a few months and loved the food there. I'm back in Mumbai and wish I could enjoy some of the Chinese food again. My favorite was the really spicy Chinese hot pot and the Sichuan chicken, pork, and fish dishes.
Our Cantonese ancestors went all over the world, just really proud of ' em.
10:30 omg chinese president in india😂😂😂😂
I love seeing the intersection of two great food cultures; so interesting to see what they keep and what they adapt from their surroundings!
Thanks for the video, Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas Stephen!
We have around 5 mainland Chinese restaurant in cuttack, india.
They give an Indian taste to Chinese food and it's amazing
Finally Trevor can say TAI HAO LE again.
hahaha
Mark Wiens is in China! Introduce him to Sichuan Food!
2'18 The man said that the people there were all Hakka and Cantoness, which suprised me bc it's rare to metion “Hakka”, a unique chinese patriarchal clan. Hakka(客家) literally means being a vistor/guest to a strange place and then settling and living in this place. Hakka people is people in southeastern china who migrated from the north in the 12th century. I am a Hakka in Meizhou, china. Just happy to be mentioned.
jahua li i dunno... But there are way many hakkas in SE asia....
Hakka is well-known.
Welcome to Kolkata....
Why don't u come to north eastern area of India...u may get more exiting food over there.... I m big fan of urs...and I want u to come here and explore this region
great suggestion Pushpa!
What a kool discovery.
That last restaurant did look allot like an American Chinese restaurant and their typical offerings.
But in India, which makes it so much more interesting.
i love India and it's vary interesting program of Indian food. now i am a great fan of your program.
Trevor another phenomenal video debuting Chinese India' s succulent and eclectic cuisines.
I asked my daughter why you want to go to China? (We booked fly ticket to Chengdu in Feb,2018) She said I wanted to see Trevor James! Haha!
मेरा भारत देश रंगीन देश हैं, जहाँ अलग अलग लोग अलग अलग रंगों को मिला कर इसे रंगीन बनाते हैं... अतुल्य भारत.🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
man.. I should never watch your videos before eating.. lol.. SO HUNGRY now.. It all looked incredibly tasty.
I only watch his videos while I'm eating lol
"Disappearing Communities", That makes me sad. The food however just looks amazingly delicious.
Love for Chinese brothers and sisters in Kolkata❤❤❤