Mexican Moms Try Indian Food!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ค. 2023
- We asked Mexican moms to try Indian food! 🇮🇳❤️
Special thanks to Kenny and the staff at New Delhi Palace Cuisine of India in San Bernardino, California!
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The moms tried chicken tikka masala, garlic naan, matar paneer, chicken tikka kebab, rice pilaf, saag aloo, chicken biryani with raita, samosas, mango lassi, and gulab jamun!
Where should the mamahs head to next? 😍
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Produced by Brenda Cabral, Brandon
Edited by Giacomo Thillet - บันเทิง
What do you guys think of the moms outside of the studio? 😍
GOID
I think it's a cool format.
it’s nice lol
They are cool! Thanks For this!🎉🎉🎉🎉❤😊❤❤
Nice😊
That’s my DAD!!!!! Thank you ladies for being open to trying Indian food at his restaurant!! His food is amazing and I enjoyed seeing you ladies appreciate the food and leaving good feedback!!! ❤️❤️
Oh wow congratulations to your dad on having such a beautiful restaurant, the food looks amazing. I will definitely be a customer 😁
It looks good n I feel like I’m tasting it too 😂
@@deerfeet9524Go visit him!! He’ll take good care of you :)
@@marycrrillo3528it tastes just as great as it looks !!!
Where is your dad restaurant located
I’m Mexican. Indian food is my second favorite food in the world (second only to my own Mexican food which I’m sure Indians would understand). I LOVE INDIAN FOOD!!! It’s the only other food I never get tired of and I’m always in the mood for. Thank you India, for your beautiful contribution to the culinary world! Love this episode ❤
Thai food is a lot better, even Sri Lankan is. Indian food is too over hyped
I feel the same! 🤤 I am mexican and my brother in law is Indian. Love when he cooks which he cooks a lot
I'm American and my top 3/4 favorite foods are Mexican, Indian and either Korean or Japanese. Good food is good food lol
Same! My top 3 cuisines are Mexican, Indian and Thai because of the spices and heat levels! And I'm Vietnamese. My family does not agree with me. 😂
@@carlosm.3426You speak as if you know all the food in India. What you see in Indian restaurants is North Indian food(stuff like Butter chicken, naan, etc), sometimes West Indian(like Pav bhaji) and a little bit of South(Dosa, Idli, Sambar,etc). Where is Northeast Indian food to be seen outside of India? I am still waiting for people to know our Northeast Indian food.
Mexican moms appreciating Indian food… as an Indian… it feels like winning the Olympics gold medal of approval ❤
❤ Indian food 😋
Indian food is fantastic cuisine. I can't imagine anyone arguing with that.
Yea 😂 when mom approved it it have to be good 😊😊😅❤
And we appreciate this comment ❤
Similar in many ways
As an Indian who has worked with Mexicans in kitchens for like 10 years, seeing Mexican Moms enjoy our cuisine is the ultimate level of approval I could ask for! Thank you ladies you made my day!
I am a Latino man in Texas. I will never forget the first day I tried Indian food. It blew my mind. I have been addicted to the stuff ever since. I crave it tremendously and must have it regularly. I think my absolute favorite thing is it idlies and sambar. I also love a good lamb biryani. And I think mango lassi is the drink of the gods.
Yaa..idli sambhar is a great breakfast dish...and biryani is the favourite dish of most of the indians
❤ idli sambar best South Indian dish…
It give very tummy hurts i can’t even smell the curry since then. I respect food but I can’t smell curry since my forts time I eat Indian food it send me to hospital.
You must make a reservation and tell the restaurant owners to go easy on the spices and pickles, I'm sure they will oblige.@@elsaa1386
@@elsaa1386try rice with vegetable dishes. May be your stomach is not ready for spicy food.
Idk why but as an Indian this makes me feel so warm and happy inside 🥰😋
Thanks for watching 🥹❤️
Probably because you’re an Indian 😂 but good episode
I love indian food and I am so sad we don't have any good indian restaurants near where I live 😢
@@Bobzt2POOR
@@jessicapadron7886COW
As an Indian I absolutely LOVE Mexican food. Not surprised they like our food too. Very different yet so many similarities!
I'm Indian, and nothing makes me happier than seeing the fine people of Mexico enjoy our cuisine and relate it with theirs! And likewise, Mexican food feels so homely to me ❤
Why you guys don't respect your cuisine?
@@nuperaa6617they do. What makes you think, they do not?
@@nuperaa6617 go find something sharp. Now sit on it.
@@nuperaa6617what a weird comment on a positive video n positive comments
@@no_one161 but it's tue, usually you go home with dihareea
As a Mexican I already knew the senoras would love the food because Indian food is something that fits our pallet. So similar to our food yet soo different at the same time!
*palate
You explained it perfectly
If I ever want to take my indian parents out to a not-indian restaurant, mexican is always my go to! They are pretty hit and miss where I live because there isn't a large mexican population in my country, but I've located 2 that are amazing, and just as good as some of the ones I had in Tucson and El Paso
If we Brown we get down
It's the cumin!!
As an Indian, I can say without question that Indians love, I mean LOVE, Mexican food…. So happy to see my favorite Mexican moms try out Indian food this time!!!!!
I dare you to make an Indian burrito
@@MissionSilo OH THERE'S 50 VERSIONS OF THAT IN INDIA IT MIGHT OFFEND U THO LOL
@@faktiman381 I'd like to make one
@@MissionSilorumali roti is made exactly like traditional flour tortilla (and lavash)
Me too. Mexican is so similar to Indian cuisine and it is delicioso too
I loved how the lady in green offered food to the crew.. nothing better than sharing your food and letting everyone enjoy!
This is an observation. It seems that both Indians and Mexicans are the world masters in creating spice mixes and sauces to flavoring dishes. Both cuisines have borrowed various spices and ingredients from each other to enrich each culinarily tradition. Both Indian and Mexican are awesome in their own ways.
Ah, love it that they went to the restaurant and had fresh food instead of take out.
Yes! It also helps to have a native/person of the culture explain how to enjoy it properly instead of just being handed a food without context 😂
We indians is desperately in need of basic manner school and basic hygeine school! IM TIRED OF PEOLLE CALLING US SMELLY g
they should do this more often!!
@@CurryScentedRedDotsIndiansYes saaar we need toilits saa modi jiii need toilit pls
@@CurryScentedRedDotsIndians is it a cultural reason to not wear deodorant? i dont get why even when they move to the west they dont use it. it bothers a lot of ppl around them but everyones too nervous to say anything to embarrass or offend them.
I’m Indian and my boyfriend is Mexican. We love each others cuisine because the core similarities go both ways. Loved this episode !
Bete mauj kar di. 1 aur international jija 😂
Woo hoo.. Kudos.. Are you guys on Instagram?
@@AnkitSingh-vm1gn they are both boyfriend to each other
@@AnkitSingh-vm1gn Technically both are Jija.
Great to hear that❤❤
Im Cuban/Mexican born and raised in California, and i still remember the first time i had Indian food at 8 years old. Never tasted spices like that as i was used to Latino culture/ American culture. It was, and still is one of my absolute FAVORITE cuisines. My dad and I for the past 10 years have gone to our local Indian restaurant at peast once a month. Thank you for shining a light on the rich culture and flavor India has to offer. Its truly delicious!
Mexican and Indian cuisine is just so flavorful and diverse and I LOVE IT TOO MUCH. Unfortunately my digestive system won’t allow me to enjoy all of the foods offered in these cuisines.
Absolutely adore the Grandma in Green who couldn't bear to see a guy standing for so long and demanded of him to eat the food she gave. So much pure affection and years of people taken care of.
i completely agree with you.
That was a really sweet moment ❤
Grandma? Really
Mexican and Spanish moms are like that is in our culture sharing with others
My grandma would have made me sit down and eat with them lol
I'm Mexican and my husband is Indian. I feel like my food was like a warm up to prepare me for Indian food. Mexican food has the salsa on the side so you can add according to your taste, Indian food you get the salsa equivalent mixed in. I love it. I have learned to make lots of their dishes. They're quite simple, mostly, they just require a lot of cabinet space for all kinds of spices.
Enjoy the best of two cultures❤
Takes forever to cook. 🥱
You're not a very good Mexican then because we have plenty of food that has the salsas in the food, built-in. Aporriadillo(de Michoacán), mole, chilaquiles, chiles rellenos en salsa, tortas ahogada, camarones a la diabla, enchiladas, los molcajetes, etc, etc, a number of dishes.
Wow, your home food must be the best food ever! ❤️🙏
@@shanuyadav7273true
*Good things takes time*😁 is the line i keep waiting
The Mexican moms are very respectful, polite and have a natural tendency to look at the positive side of things and appreciate them.
As an Indian guy, I would say we share some commonalities in Mexican and Indian food. We both love spicy and flavourful food.
I’m a Mexican mom and I absolutely love Indian food!! Sign me up!! Vegetarian is my fav, anything vegetarian is beyond amazing!
We Indians love Mexico and Mexican food too! Thanks to youtube we got to learn a lot about exquisite Mexican dishes and our minds was blown. Such tasty food cooked with so much love. Thank you for your kind words and please do visit India someday!
I'm Mexican but not a mom and I also love vegetarian Indian food.
@@emmel4fun love from India🇮🇳🥰
Mexicans and Indians need to reunite 🇮🇳🇲🇽❤️
Agree. Love and respect 🙏🏻
Proud to be a Rajput 💪☀️🦁
@@Alice-7777 That's OK, everyone on this planet is proud. German, Mexican, Czech, Tamils, Greeks, Brazilians, Punjabis, Marathis......
@@moinakbhattacharya878 don't mind I am sure he is a kid I think he means "he agrees"
For wat???
I’m Australian who’ve been to India. I lived in LA for 4 days and I went to 3 authentic Mexican buffet restaurants. Surprisingly the Mexican food is so similar to Indian food, I had same feelings as the women here.
Mammas look like desi aunties 😂
I love how proud the owner looked so proud that she said it was delicious and he was able to impress them with his food❤❤
I mean why wouldn't he be proud? Afterall, he knows he's serving the best food on the planet with 75% spices of the world alone comes from India. He's confident, he knows what he is doing because he believes that his country's food 🇮🇳, the country of 1.4 billion people where all the major religions lives and blend their culture into their food, is the BEST!!!
@@shivamgautam949Bruhhh
I’m an Indian and let me clarify that most of us eat well seasoned, flavourful and mild foods. And occasionally eat the spicy ones.
Lot of Westerners ironically don't know spicy peppers were only introduced in India and other parts of Asia in the 1600s by Portuguese traders. Before that they were only found in North and South America. So they think Indians eating spicy food has always been a thing and it's just the way things are.
@@kettch777 any proof of this spice only in Americas?
@@rockysalvatore435 Literally type in "History of chili peppers or "hot peppers" in Internet search.
@@thealphaN Yes. Before trade with the Americas started up the only spicy condiment in Eurasia was black pepper and mustard seeds. And black pepper in large quantities is very different in taste from spicy peppers.
No
I don't know why but maxican people look similar like indian 😂
Which Basement do You dwell in?
@@deepamaddy1864no. Its because columbus thought he reached india 🤦♀️
As a born and bred Mexican, the Indian cuisine is my favorite after my own. I love Indian food so much! Our foods share a lot of spices and flavor. So cool too see people enjoying other cultures.
I 5hink we have similar taste
Likewise… A lot of Indians love Mexican food too. I think it’s similar because we both love spices and flavour
Bro, the food that you saw is average on the best. I am in Houston and most of the Indian food is shit here. All Punjabi and North Indian has only good kababs and some vegetarian items.
For Biryani, try only Hyderabad dum Biryani. That is the only biryani I consider. Tamil, kerala, Mughal, Delhi, bengal, Pakistani-Punjabi sucks.
I m Indian and my next fav is Mexican food. I learned about Mexican food when I was in the US. It was my go to/comfort/safety food when I couldnt find anything else (I m vegetarian). I miss Mexican food in India...
Spiceless European here and I love Indian & Mexican cuisine. I am still looking for a grandmother that can cook Mole Negro for me. If you know anyone please let me know 😂
That food looks bomb! The moms should go to a fair next 👀
🤔🎡🎢🌭
YAYYYY😁😁😁
YES THE FAIR
The fair?😂. Good idea 👍
hint hint from the creator 🤣
As a Brit, with zero Indian heritage, I have to say Indian food is love on a plate with a side of grandmas hugs. If I could I would eat it every day.
It’s such a wonderful feeling to see that Mexican moms are so similar to Indian moms! I mean, they look similar, even sound similar… behave in the similar fashion too…
As a Nepali person who loves Indian food this made me so happy 💗
I recently had a chance to try some authentic Nepali curry’s and there sooooo good! I want more
Yes. I agree being a nepali when we dine out at restaurants, we often eat biryani, butter chicken, naan, panner tikka, kebabs and others and they’re all soooo delicious and looking at people enjoying the food like I do is so refreshing
@@safaltagrg we are historically connected bro thats why we have the same taste buds. We Indians can't live without momo. Also wai wai noodles is very good and underrated here
You Nepali has given us biggest gift in the form of momo😊😊😊
Nepali khasi ka maasu 👌👌👌
Mexican moms gave the best reaction...very thoughtful, natural and meaningful..they understand cooking and food..unlike some random teenagers who just come on camera...and overact.
I’m a Mexican American whose parents lived in Hawaii for several years before I was born. I grew up eating Japanese and Mexican food but I didn’t try Indian food till I was in college and it was like a revelation. There are so many similar flavor profiles between Mexican and Indian food so eating curry for the first time felt like a warm hug from a long lost relative. I make Indian dishes twice a month and would make it weekly if my brother who lives with me liked curry. I’m trying to find a dish he might like besides naan but so far I haven’t been successful but his kids devour Indian food when I make jt. He’s more into East Asian flavors so that’s the kind of food I usually make him but I’m open to any suggestions of what I can make him. I know he doesn’t mind cumin and cilantro but I can’t figure out for the life of me what part of the spice pallet he doesn’t like.🤷♀️
I would recommend Aloo Matar! It’s a potato and peas dish that is very simple to make and full of flavor.
Try kadhi with rice. It's made out of yogurt, turmeric, gram flour, ginger, etc. it's a lil tangy I think he might like it
As an Indian American who loves both Indian and Mexican food, this video made me smile.
I’m a 47yo Mexican-American and my introduction to Indian food was a college friend from India back in 1994. It’s my 2nd favorite food after Mexican.
As a Puerto Rican now living in DC, I can say that indian food never disappoints. I first tried Indian food in Seatle in 2015, ever since then I have been a fan of it.
DC has that amazing Ethiopian food too!!
Try Sakinas Grill in DC, best Indian/ Pakistani food ever!
@@koki84ji7but it does not compare to Indian cusine.
@@imnadia84pakistani food is Indian food.
These moms were soooo entertaining to watch their reactions. I’ve subscribed to the channel mid video just because they had me smiling and laughing so much. They’re all so beautiful! They’ve inspired me to have my next date night with my hubby at an Indian restaurant.
I am Mexican and was excited to see these moms enjoy Indian food. It is my favorite kind of food! If im having a bad day, Indian food makes it all better. 😊
As a person who really likes this channel and I am Indian. Thank you so much for promoting my culture. There is a version of the potatoes and spinach. But we use the cheese and spinach. That’s my favorite curry. I tell my mom if we are not going to have Italian. We will have, the cheese version of the spinach and potato curry. Paneer saag . Though it is a little bit stronger of cheese taste. It is to die for if you just love cheese for me at least either way thank you so much for representing my culture. It means a lot.
Goodness me 213 likes! Many thanks for so many likes. I genuinely appreciate it though. I feel like I must give a recipe
"Tiene sazón" Man...that's like the ultimate Latina mom compliment for your food ❤
Cuando una mamá latina empieza a agarrar el salero,cuidado, no hay sazón en la comida 😅
This is awesome! I'm Indian and I LOVE Mexican food which is so similar and yet different in many ways. The two just go together. I was lucky to visit Mexico City a couple of years and went absolutely ballistic eating the street food and the high end stuff as well. So much diversity, just like our food. Someday, I hope someone opens up an Indian restaurant that has a little bit of every region in the country on its menu. The food from South, East and Northeastern India is so different from the butter chicken, tikka masalas etc. which are typically from North India. All the same, I'm glad the senoras enjoyed their outing, lovely to see them enjoy, compare and contrast Indian and Mexican food.
As an Indian who loves Mexican food, I can totally relate. I feel the same every time I go for Mexican cuisine, our taste buds are on the same wavelength.
As a Venezuelan and South American I can only say this video shows how similar geographically distant cultures can be. I relate to the nice and charming mexican 'tias' in the video as well as the tasty and wonderful indian food. Food definitely creates happiness and brings humanity together
We both have tropical climate, we are below the equator and have similar climates and tastes
I LOVED the chemistry between the moms eating in a real life setting, you guys should do this again and switch them up to see how they all interact with each other. Que se repita!
Yeah you could tell it was totally scripted.
I m Indian and my next fav is Mexican food. I learned about Mexican food when I was in the US. It was my go to/comfort/safety food when I couldnt find anything else (I m vegetarian). I miss Mexican food in India...
As an Indian, I love Mexican food. No better fast food than Quesadilla in the whole world.
Happy that you loved our food 💕
Next time please try Southern Indian food.
May Allah swt guide you back to Islam
@@_.ilo.don't bring religion every where,why ur so insecure about ur religion?
@@_.ilo. Fatema sister, I read Quran and Hadiths with translation. Calling women half witness of men, half brain in Hadis, 4 male witness for rape. Adult Breastfeeding to make someone Mehram...
It shocked me so much, I could not be part of it. 😔
@@NerdggezzL coz it is everything and lol, who said I am insecure about my religion?
@@_.ilo. why you don't respect other beliefs why are u forcing them to be a part of ur religion, you don't have faith on Allah to guide them back? Is Allah insecure of losing followers or something other?
As an Indian 🇮🇳. It just feels sooo validating seeing Mexican moms enjoying Indian food 😇😇😇
as an Indian-American, I think you should next have the mamas try South Indian food. I would really love to see how they react to dishes like dosa, idli-sambhar, poha, and others!
Alright bet then!!! We as Mexicans love spicy foods
@@isaacchavez6714 masal a dosa is spicy too and you can get a complimentary chutney too, sambar is actually spicy and the combination of idli and Sambar is too good, poha also have spices in it also green chillies
@@divinebeing5720 now I’m hungry for Indian food!!! You are absolutely right !!! Remember as a Mexican we love your food
i have a hispanic friend and he is hooked on indian food. he learned how to cook indian food and has been majority of the time eating indian food..He sayd indian food is the best food in the world and i agree with him . indian cusines is blesssed by food gods with open ar,ms with zillions of dishes on the menu
“let’s open the world!” I love that lady! These Tia’s are the kind of people the world needs today! ❤
If you are Mexican, I highly suggest you to come to INDIA and try our food. It’s completely different than the Indian food in America, each state has its own unique cuisine.
The so called indian food you get in America is not true indian food..
Frankly its really hard to find authentic Indian food in US.
Its usually bastardized for white folks
but now a days you can find close to authentic still its not close enough
@@ReluctantSpirityou’re right about it being bastardised, how can it be authentic if in the US their washing their hands and have hygiene standards
in the same way, I've heard that Mexican food found in the US is different from authentic Mexican food in Mexico
In my state of India, the ingredients required need to be fresh and keeping it in the shelves for more than 2-3 days spoils it. No wonder our cuisine can never go over-seas because of that physics law@@ReluctantSpirit
I melted when one of the ladies shared her food with the camera man. So much love comes from a Mexican lady, they're so precious.
They are all adorable. Well done to the restaurant owner, you can tell he made those dishes with love. Always felt like hispanic and indian people had similarities in culture and food. Tortilla- roti, mango drinks, spices etc.
So appreciative... very nice reaction to something new.
I’m Mexican and I’ve never tried Indian food but it looks really good. Made my mouth water
Just try it once.
@@straighttalk7573 👍 you’re right, I should
Sameee@@patriciaperez9152
There are lots of similarities between Mexican and Indian food. My mother who is a very picky eater only eating Indian food. But she loves Mexican food. Great show!
Yes! The mamahs loved it! ❤️
I am a picky eater too well sometimes
a delightful video. When the lady in red , called Gulaab jamun “exquisite” , whole of India went , “one of us”. 😃
I've seen a few of the moms' videos, and really appreciate their warmth and kindness - even when they have something that's not exactly to their individual taste they're open and gracious. Thanks for these videos!
Such lovely ladies. That was a treat watching them enjoy new treats. 😊
8:10 😂😂😂xotchitil saying that she has a sister that love sweet things
Meanwhile
*Martha sipping and expressing likeness of the sweet drink not hearing Xochtil*
😂😂😂
EVERYONE IS SO CUTE! This was such a nice deviation to the normal content. I hope the restaurant owner gets many new guests. Thank you Mamahs.
My first job that "stuck"* was in an Indian restaurant like this. I was young and poor and the owner let me eat whatever. It was so good. I recognize a lot of these dishes. I think Indian and Mexican cuisines share a lot of the same spices so I can understand the ladies' reactions here. Really wishing I hadn't moved 2,400 miles from SoCal because I'd like to try this place.
Also when they feed Angel--moms gotta mom. It's in their nature.
*I got fired from Del Taco after a couple of hours because I was sooooo shy. LOL!
This video is so nice and wholesome. The food looked so amazing.
They are all so adorable. And the Ms. Green gave very good points through out the video. Amazing
When I did my dissertation on Indian food in America, a majority of Indian parents talked about going out as a family and only eating Mexican food as the food is very similar in flavour profile. They loved Mexican food.
That would be an interesting dissertation both to write and to read!
I agree
I would love to read it
Listening to all their praises, you could tell they were eating proper proper Indian dishes! The chef deserves just as much appreciation!!
They're not all 'proper Indian dishes'. Half of them are British restaurant dishes developed in England and Scotland by Bangladeshi cooks. They proved popular in the UK and spread around the world, but they aren't 'Indian'.
The food looks amazing! These women are adorable ❤
This is so cool, I want to hang out with these moms now. I also want to grab a few friends to go try some Indian cuisine.
I’m glad they are trying Indian food it’s delicious my favorite is the chicken vindaloo with coconut naan or cheese naan
Mine is lamb saag!
I love lamb vindaloo it's my favorite lol
To be honest, there is no existence of "COCONUT NAAN" in Indian cuisine, especially in India. Totally a westernized version of some kind of Naan for sure.
@@shivamgautam949 no one asked you
I’m Mexican and loveeeee Indian food! I think I love it more than Mexican food! I could never get tired of Indian food 🤤
what a respectful video. absolutely loved it. lovely homely ladies judging at best.
They are all so sweet!!!
Oh man. As a Mexican I absolutely love Indian food! It has to be in my top 4 favorite ethnic food ❤yum😊
As an Indian I can also say Mexican food is one of the best! I can see how Mexican moms put so much love & care into their foods while observing these gorgeous ladies❤
The intricate flavors. What spices goes with what,is an art to acquire.
as a filipina who loves both mexican and indian food, i must say that both are heartwarming and familiar to filipino cuisine in their own ways, so good!!! 🫶🏽💜🥭
@@starfruitiger I love Philippine food !!! I was so lucky to have had a Filipino co worker and would regularly bring in food for us at the office that his wife would cook 💜 😋
Yes, they are together again, and most of all, they have the sisters together. And this time they are at an actual restaurant. . This video is so good to watch 😊😊
Thank you for watching ❤️
Omg are Xochitl and Marta sisters?
@anne-to8xo Yes they are. They confirmed that long ago
@@poke1855 Wow I didn't know! Thank u
I love how cultures collide and mix in this country. It's truly like no other 💜🙌
In love with Indian food glad too see more cultures understanding
As a south African we grew up on samoosas and sweet chilli sauce, Dhanya sauce, butter chicken with rooti or Naan, we also have biryani with like a vinegar sauce
I’m Mexican and my boyfriend is Indian, he will soon take me to an Indian restaurant. SO EXCITED to try their food ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Hope you are going love it 💕 may god bless you both namaste from india 😍
I just saw another comment from an Indian woman with a Mexican boyfriend 💀
@@IkesPimpHand and ?..I don't get it lol..
@@IkesPimpHand you are from far right wing am i right
@@Klassyedit1 wrong. Keep trying to classify people into groups ,genius.
I love all of them. What a joy to watch them explore different cuisine. Indian food is one of the best foods out there.
So good to see my country’s cuisine appreciated
The mom in red loved everything. She explained the dishes well.
4:31 you can actually see in this man’s face how proud he is of his food. If I ever go to America I would love to check his place out. 👍
Im Mexican and I love Indian food. It has so much flavor and the spices just take the food to another level. Mexicans and Indians are so much alike. We’re very family oriented and food is a huge part of our culture.
The gracious lady in the green had some of the nicest comments. Happy that people meet and get to know their cuisines and culture.
I freaking love Indian food so much. I can’t even explain it.
It sounds melodramatic but I truly feel that Indian food is proof of God’s creative power and love for us. It’s just so freaking good, and Indian people are awesome.
Indian desserts are amazing tho. My favorites
This warmed my heart so much!!! And Lucy made me tear up at the end, “this opens the world.” 🥺 These videos turn me into a softie lol.
Mamas know food and to cook! I love how they noticed the texture, taste, and spices as in they are imagining recreating the dish. This is more than an adventure but tasting world food!
Those Mexican ladies were so lovely to try Indian food…I was expecting them to enjoy most of it but they ended up likely all of it I think. It wasn’t surprising…both nationalities have very common flavour profiles that certain restaurants have tried a fusion of both flavors. As an Indian I absolutely love Mexican food!!!
I’m Mexican and I love Indian food too! The spices really compliment your cuisine very well :)
I'm Indian and this video made me feel happy inside!! 🥰🥰
Im mexican who lived in Japan for a few years. And man indian and Napalese food that ive had over there was amazing! Since returning to the states, ive been trying to have my family try it but they are too terried. I tell them "dont know it until you try it"
One of my new favorite videos on the internet
That is the most appetizing Indian food I've ever seen! Looks delicious
Watching this as someone from the a small country in Europe who has never really tried mexican or indian food LOL, this food looks so bomb. Will definitely try to find some Indian food if I go to a big city!!
Oh you've missed out on a massive lot, but there's always time!
Do it! You can get good (or similar to this) Indian food, in different styles from different Indian states in the UK 🤤
I don’t like meat in certain occasions and I’m so glad that certain parts of India have vegetarian meals that taste so good! I love paneer so much 😭- a South American living in California
A major part of India has vegetarian food! And variety, every 100 kms or soo food changes:) so it’s a paradise for vegetarians!
90 % indians are vegetarian not certain parts almost all indians are vegetarian we don't even eat this kind of food
Indian food offers lots of vegetarian options. I love them for that.
Mexican food is also easy for vegetarianism. You can make tacos with beans and cactus, or mushrooms with chilis. Sautéed corn with zucchini and a little cheese and salsa is spectacular.
@@Alice-7777 90 %?? Nope. Not anymore I mean. Many people have started eating meat sadly. You can say it's 60-40 now. 60% veg & 40% non-veg.
@@HM87520 daily meals are still vegetarian for most of the population, meat is cooked or eaten only during occasions or during good appetite.. For a fact most Hindus, Jains don't eat meat not even chicken and those who eat also have 2 types, one who only eats chicken, lamb and fish and one who eats anything..
Indian food is some of the most popular food her in GB and it's not even the most euthenic sometimes. So I wonder how amazing it would be in India. Incredible cuisine.
Wow such lovely mamás ❤ They are so open minded and sweet
We have tortillas, we call them roti. It's the same thing. My wife is half-Mexican there are so many similarities between Mexican and Indian food!
@@SantanaD-bi2mr Exactly Tortillas doesn't resemble to Rotis or our authentic home-cooked chapatis in any way. Tortillas are made from corn which could be compared to "MAKKE KI ROTI" and we all know in India, Nobody, literally nobody in India eats Makke ki roti (Corn breads or tortillas) on regular basis. Perhaps, His wife keeps cooking tortillas every single day for him & now he has forgotten the tastes of Rotis/Chapatis & has started resembling their taste with Tortillas lol. That's what happens when you forget about your roots. 😂
@@SantanaD-bi2mrWe also have tortillas made from flour, we have both. But corn tortillas is definitely more used overall for almost every meal
@@El_Compa_Kombucha Roti/Chapati is made of Wheat Flour, not white flour (which is just refined wheat flour). And also the technique of cooking Roti/Chapati is different from Tortillas. Rotis/Chapatis are puffed on Tava (kind of pan), just like Puris (made of wheat flour) and Bhaturas (made of Flour) are puffed by deep frying. Tortillas are not puffed.
Mexican moms are always feeding someone so adorable :)
So cute 😅❤
Aww the moms still feeding the crew is so cute ❤