A FOODIE DAY IN LONDON! Kanishka Mayfair, Mercato Market, London Pub | Vlog 216
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In this vlog, I savour a host of interesting dining experiences. From a wonderful meal at renowned Chef Atul Kochhar’s restaurant, Kanishka, where the menu features an amazing repertoire of Indian classics and inspired dishes, to Mercato Mayfair, a vibrant food destination that is housed in a former church. And like everyone does in London at the end of a busy day, we caught the local scene in a British pub.
Hope you’re enjoying my London vlogs, there’s plenty more coming up in this series. Do subscribe to our second channel / kripalamannavlogs and hit the bell to stay tuned.
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IT'S TEATIME! Join Me For An Amazing Afternoon Tea Ritual At Taj In London! Vlog 214
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BOMBAY UTTAPAM, LONDON EYE & A BLACK CAB! London Diaries Vlog 215
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Kanishka by Atul Kochhar, 17-19 Maddox St, London W1S 2QH, United Kingdom; tel: +44 20 3667 9990; maps.app.goo.g...
Mercato Mayfair, St. Mark's Church, N Audley St, London W1K 6ZA, United Kingdom; tel: +44207 403 0930; maps.app.goo.g...
Lamb & Flag, 24 James St, London W1U 1EL, United Kingdom; tel: +44 20 7408 0132; maps.app.goo.g...
Very nice London diaries...loving all London episodes with our Great Taj Hotel.. well-done sir
Superb coverage informative on Atul Kochar restaurant, Kripal Sir after viewing the Mercato thinking why you should not Start a place like that in Bangalore since you will b the perfect person who knows everything on food and ambiance 🍸🍸👍👍👍🌹🌹
That all familiar line "the ladies want to shop" 😀😀😀 Something that even Kripal cannot escape. 😀😀
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In 2019, during our visit to London, I booked a restaurant to surprise my mother on her birthday. The restaurant was exceptional, and my mother even received a signed birthday card from Chef Atul, which was a lovely touch. A special thanks to Nesh and the rest of the staff who went above and beyond to cater to our every need. The Chicken Tikka Pie was an interesting take on a classic dish, while the Grilled Salmon and Trio of Lamb were also delicious.
When we visited Mercato Market, we were amazed by the two floors and rooftop of the deconsecrated church, which made our experience even more incredible. Thank you, Amigo, for bringing back the memories to us. Take care, stay blessed and happy.
A lot of love from Canada!
Lovely to know of your experiences at kanishka and Mercato too, @M.Lin_SINCADIND thanks for sharing.
Your face says india is better.. That's life.. Live with the best love india
India is home and there is no place like home! Having said that, I enjoyed the experiences here too, which were different, Pramodh.
Amazing Vlog ❤❤❤
I loved the indi-brit fusion of chicken tikka pie.. Always a fan of your vocabulary.. Just wondering how Shri ma'am experienced the London food..! Cheers😊
First view😊
Great video. Carries your signatures words and deep bites jnto the food to explain there is a crunch. From stratford
NAMASKARA SIR.
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Gourmet on the road.. UK EDITION
10:52 typical indian doubt
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Kripal Bon Appétit and Happy Eating 🙂
Hi Sir....love your videos...now that you are in london, why not go to a fish and chips shop..and try the local British breakfast!!
Fusion food wow... Innovative Fusion
Awesome Kripal
Superb sir
First like and first comment and lots of love ❤
Thank you so much
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Hai kripal sir have a great day
Thank you, you too.
Good morning dear Kripal - For a change instead of a Motovlog we are going to , virtually, enjoy Foodie Sunday with you . Wow the ambience of Kanishka is elegant and classy 👌 The Beetroot croquet looks super appetising. The chicken Tikka Pie 🥧 is glistening . Would have been a fab combo with the tamarind chutney . In your last Vlog you used a word called reserve which looked like Marmalade . Are they the same . Oh the Chicken Tikka pie is similar to Gordon Ramsay’s Beef Wellington? . All the dishes are so unique , classy and well presented . The Crab 🦀 bonda along with the tangy corn Chaat should be a hit on the palate . Looks like all the dishes are thoughtfully curates . Sea-bass looks to be an elevated take on a South Indian style dish . I love Saag with a Kulcha . The Biryani and anna Mutton curry is a great combo. Not a dessert lover but loved the dishes that was served to you . Thanks for capturing the true essence of London . It transported me when I was there a few years ago . The Italian market / eatery is a must visit including the Bar . Do they also have a classic Neapolitan Pizza 🍕? Coffee in a bar ?? 😀 Excellent vibe indeed . The dish that you had was it similar to a Bap ( I didn’t quite get the name ) Can feel the vibe . Aah now that’s a good Lager to enjoy . London is a truly cosmopolitan city and the best 👌 Wow looking forward to your next Vlog . This was a super wonderful and classy Vlog . Thanks so much for bringing some nostalgic memories . Too good . Have a wonderful Sunday . Take care and God bless . Today we have friends and relatives coming home for a full fledged South Indian meal . Your Vlog was an appetiser 😀 . Loads of love and respect dear Chief 🤗🤗🤗🤗❤️❤️❤️❤️
Hi Rajesh, glad you enjoyed this watch too. yes, the chicken tikka pie at Kanishka was quite special, haven't seen Gordon Ramsay's wellington. is it the classic recipe or an inspired version. The dish at Mercato was a bao. Happy the vlog transported you back to your memories of London.
Dear Kripal - The Chicken Pie is an inspired version of Gordon Ramsay’s classic Beef Wellington . Yes thought that the dish was a Bao but couldn’t hear it clearly . Yes this Vlog was truly nostalgic for me . Happy Sunday Chief !!
The walking paths and restaurants to be visited just for the good vibe is worth to understand from your recommendations
Kripal sir as a true indian u eat biryani was the best highlight of the vlog rest all kanishka by chef atul khochar were really yummy and tasty puf butter chicken and crab bond's were very innovative items overall very good vlog 😋😋😋😋😋💖
If you have time, please try the Dishoom group restaurants. I loved it.
Stay tuned, Ajay.
@Kripal sir thanks for showcasing London through your eyes really enjoying this series as you have given a good account of your time spent in London...Glad that you had a great holiday... can't wait for rest of the videos in this series and hope that this reaches masses
Thank you, Rohit, have two more weeks of vlogs in the London series. Glad you are enjoying them.
Your candidness makes your vlogs not only interesting but also so relatable! “What if I eat with my hand here?” goes through all our minds ever so often 😂
🙌 thank you, Deepti.
10:34: "Some of the flavors would have been toned down a bit to suit the palates of the local audience"
This is the problem with most restaurants' serving non-local cuisines, and why they are rarely worth patroninizing.
The logic of their customers escapes me; if they don't like a true representation of the cuisine, then why go to - in this case - an Indian restaurant at all? Why would a consumer in search of Indian food visit a restaurant whose cuisine is dictated by the (dubious) taste of an ignorant and timid public?
I don't think there is anything wrong in a restaurant fine tuning certain dishes to suit the palate of the locals. Much like how Chinese, Italian or any other cuisine food is served in India.