IRAN | Inside PERSIAN Kitchen In Kashan 🇮🇷
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- One of the locals on the street recommended me to check out this restaurant in Kashan, so I took the opportunity and it has been such an amazing experience. I have met some incredible people and also got to see a Persian restaurant kitchen.
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Iran is synonymous with high culture in India since millennium. I hope they become an economic powerhouse soon.
That's really kind of you
Davud you are doing a very good job on show casing the delights of Iran. I was reading about Iran's Iranophobia statements today on Al Jazeera. This is of course true as has been the case of other countries that have been destroyed and regions destablized. There sure is a depressing sickness of destructive behaviour in the world by the Puppet Masters.
im so happy this young man here found the courage to correct you about how greeting works in iran 😌
YES, finally haha
Love from India 🇮🇳 ♥ 🇮🇷
The mark of ancient civilisation is that they are warm and don’t necessarily see outsiders with suspicion. Iranians still carry their legacy of great civilisation.
Thank you for introducing me to these lovely Iranian people, including the friendly Afghan man.
The look and atmosphere with small narrow alley and a car suddenly appearing struggling to turn and a hidden gem cafe/restaurant is so unique and surreal .. hard to describe ..
Perfect description! 😍
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I love all these video about Iran! Very nice places and people. Loved Tehran snd you are going to choose the best places around. I am gonna visit Iran one day thank to your videos thank you
This place is clean & beautiful 👍kitchen is very clean 👌people there are very nice & kind👌 food is delicious when you look at it👍love from😍 ❤🇮🇳
man i feel bad for them, dealing with all this sanctions even there people are nice.
America openly says that our goal is to destroy the ancient culture of Iran,We do not want this culture to penetrate other countries
Smile and respectful attitude towards people open all doors... Thank your for your great work. You are very positive and kind person....
I love Iran ❤️.. definitely go to Iran in future, they are so much ancient cultural yet modern.. they adopted every good thing from western culture but haven't thrown out their own culture, and that's all we Asian have needed.. we are forgetting our own culture while adopting so much bad western culture like body showing dresses, wines etc . We Indians also need to learn from Iran that how your own Desi culture should be nurtured ❤️❤️
The ladies in the kitchen were so nice and cute .😍
How nice are kitchen employees all have cute smiles,mashallah
Very clean kitchen , nice ,healthy food . That zafran is more expensive than gold by weight ! Beautiful , genuine and kind ladies and staff there ! I can only imagine , how pleasant travelling and vacationing could be there . I heard the night sky in Kashan and Yazd is amazing too
The kitchen staffs are very friendly 🤩
They were so cute!
Azerbaijanis in Iran are Turks. They identify themselves as "Turks" and nothing else. Over the past millennia, the territory of today's “so-called” Iran was ruled by Turkic dynasties starting from the Ghaznavids, Seljuks, Timurids, Safavids and ending with the Qajar’s. At the early 20th century, the Persian Pahlavi dynasty stole power from the Turks with the help of European powers, mainly Britain. Until that time there had never been a country called Iran. Since that day the Persian nationalists have been discriminating against Azerbaijani Turks and other minorities. Azerbaijani Turks in Iran are not a minority, but a majority. The Iranian current ayatollah regime is systematically assimilating them. In most cases, Persian nationalists do not even recognize the Turkish identity of Azerbaijanis, calling them an Iranian "Azeri" minority or a hybrid mix of Iranians with Mongols. They openly insult the Turks, denying their ethnicity. This is the official state policy towards the Azerbaijani Turks in Iran. There are over 40 million Turks live in Iran, but they don't even have the schools in Turkish language. The regime persecutes every Turk who demands a school or any other basic human rights. The Persians are using the fanatical sect of Shia Islam to cover up their ultra-nationalist chauvinist agenda and oppress other ethnic groups. This ideology has nothing to do with the religion of Islam, but they call the state an Islamic republic. Iran is not an Islamic republic, but a Persian national kleptocracy. They actively promote the Persian-Nazi ideology of Aryan race supremacy.
@@Режиссёр-г8ш you repeat your pan Turk nonsense as a disturbing troll in any place .
@@Режиссёр-г8ш
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Humanity is the same and I love how they treat people with respect and kindness. Being of Indian origin, I always felt that Indian food is influenced by Persian cuisine. Thanks for sharing such a down to earth but a beautiful restaurant, it may be a high end not just in that city anywhere else with the decor…. Loved every bit of it…. Thanks again
Punjabi cuisine is better than Persian cuisine no offense
@@13thera21 Indian cuisine is made with dirty hands in the total anti hygienic conditions, no matter if yr penjabi cuisine is better, it s disgusting 🤢 to eat it for any European tourist. No offense!
Top class decor and food, friendly, informal and efficient service. What else one wants?
You noticed that the kitchen was very clean, Iranian people pay a lot of attention to cleanliness and hygiene❤
the blonde hair dye on you look really weird you guys are darker than pakistanis and even bengalis sometimes don't dye your hair like that i see many iranian women specially dye their blonde it looks super weird and their hair quality becomes rough and crusty cos of it you dont have the type of hair quality or skin color to dye this even asian women look better with blonde than u
@@deadbeat5165bro there are 8 million afghan and pakistany people work in Iran
Beautiful Country, beautiful people, beautiful food.
What's not to like about, Iran?
What a really great insight to inside the kitchen very clean and everything looked delicious beautiful restaurant thank you for a great video
Lamb stew white beans with dill rice (cheveed polo ba lubia). The aroma of this dish is mainly due to the desert climate, the fatty lamb, the dried dill. You have to taste this simple dish to understand the satisfaction on Davoud's face. Writing from Brazil, a native of Kashan....have fun, Kashan is amazing.
I want to wish to visit Iran, for my channel
Salam brothe Dawood. I enjoy your videos all the way from U.S.A. just a friendly suggestion . Be careful around ladies and dont be so aggressive and invasive. True that you have no bad intentions but by persisting on asking to see the kitcken when ladies usually work in a confortable clothing might be taken as rude by them or their male companions. Good luck in Iran brother.
That's the reason it took them some time to give him the permission but as he asked first there is nothing to worry
tusheer like achar
خانم تپله چه مهربونه 😍
Hallo Davud.❤ my husband is azerbaijanish and were going to Iran next year🎉. In so excited. This has been my dream. 2 weeks in Azerbaijan. 3 weeks in Iran!🎉
P.s. but.. Salam Malaykum??😅
Thanks for sharing this beautiful kitchen.
Beautiful Iran
I was born in Iran,and am Sri Lankan one day I will visit Teheran Iran 👍
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love Iran and their people
I am quite astonished that IRAN is progressing, besides sanctions. Great Hospitality and Friendly people.
God bless Iran
The people in the kitchen looked and reminded really a lot like my family members in Pakistan.
Urdu consists of three languages: Arabic Turkish Farsi.
Sabzi in 'Urdu' means vegetables.
But, derived from Farsi.
Farsi is closer to Turkish, while Urdu is close to Farsi, yet distant to Turkish.
I have talked debated discussed with Iranians especially language experts. And also Afghanis who speak both Farsi and Urdu.
Curriculum and syllabuss of Iran is highly advanced than, in Pakistan. The regional braintrust is Iran. Very simple. They do support uplift you.
I don’t think Parsi is closer to Turkish. We have a few loan words from Turkish like Agha (man) and Khanom (woman) but majority of Parsi words are originated from Iranian languages like Avesta and Middle Persian. Also your name is half Persian half Turkic: Khurram means happy in Persian and Khan (coming from Han = King) is Turkic 😊
@@SonofChrist77 thanks for feedback. Khuram Khorramabad is farsi. True. Khan is not only Turkish but also Arabic, like city of Palestine : Khan Younis. Khan came from mongols then exported to Asian continent because of Djengis Khan Kubilay Khan.
Khan is pronounced as Han in Turkish. While Khuram is pronounced as Hürrem in Turkish which Sultan Suleiman named his Ukrainian/Russian orthodox wife because she was always so cheerful and joyful. Or happy. But after that Turkish nation never understood this thus think only the meaning and name belonging for women/girls.
But Navid, mash'a Allah the name is used from Iran to India
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@@K-balance28 Wow! Brother you have such good knowledge about this mash’aAllah! Yes Navid is a Persian name that came to India through the various Turkic rulers it is known in India, Pakistan and Panjab as Naveed. Meaning new hope 😊❤️
Urdu language is derived from Sanskrit, its basically Hindi but with more persian and arabic words.
@@13thera21 tell that to the Turks. They created the language in 8th Century and gave it to the SouthEast regional territories.
But, do you have links stating the facts Urdu has Sanskrit origin? Who has been the researchers?
Were the proper independent research? Afroamerican comedians and activists have openly said who wrote history? The white man. Likewise, same Anglo Saxon pattern in former colonies based on Anglo Saxon minded to use British French Dutch Anglo Saxon guideline to oppress others. It's between the lines which is a Anglo Saxon guideline that's why you commented. Secondly, divide and rule to flame an issue topic matter.
Sanskrit vs Arabic Turkish words textures, calligraphical art is way different than sanskrit.
Not convincing for my mindset.
Although 5-7 million foreign tourists come to Iran every year, the majority of people, especially young people, can speak or understand English well enough.
This is very good because in some countries, despite millions of tourists, most people do not even understand the Hello in English
Bro not salaam
.. right asslam.alekum.yuor.right...
Dawod.bro
Hi.. if people are good behaviour with u thats make your day, 😊
mybe it's easier to travel in the past in the region..bcz almost everyone understand turk and farsi
Lovely people. Jai Iran.
nebuchadnezzar your look like nebuchadnezzar
DAROOD MUHAMMAD O ALAY MUHAMMAD I LOVE IRAN ITS PEOPLE ITS FOOD ITS REVOLUTION ABUTURAB SHAH FROM AMERICA
Beautiful restaurant. Bet it’s even prettier in person. So good to say happy smiles!
You always have a nice vlog. Keep up the good work.
I am indian and the cafe guy looks like he's from my country.
The woman who serve the food is very beautiful wow so delicious🎉
dawood this all house look like from rajstahan state villges. you need to must visit
Honestly man Dave if brains have ever been contested for Persian vs Teheran, version of Urdu being never contested by law in any standards, no wonder nuclear is a blind point for these guys considering their kindness and talents, Salam🙏❄️✨⛅️🌑🌘🌎🌖☀️🌞🌟🌕🐎🌙🌔🙏🌈🪐💫🌵⭐️♥️😌🌓☃️🌗🌚🌏🌒🌍🌻
The people in the video could speak english mostly, which is a good thing.
In FARSI ALSO BBQ is Called MANGAL
The title of your travel and many other people from other countries to iran should be my not so far ancestors mother land never forget this
Iran is the best
Please don’t use words care, go, in Iran 😂😂😅
Language barrier from both sides!
Welcome to My City kashan
you sound like NG SLOT
The kitchen staff was so friendly, they treated you as one of themselves, you might have felt at home! 🥰
Love from India🇮🇳
Man this just shows that governments divide us through the media everywhere. All these videos have made me really want to visit Iran! Looks like such an amazing place with incredible people. Just beautiful. Awesome videos my man.
The best handkraft in Iran
Too much to show kitchen
My motherland should make more connection with this Beautiful middle East country rather than making relation with Western countries... Indian culture, hindi language is much more related to persian culture, not to Western culture..
Actually western culture is making eastern culture degraded day by day with bad body showing dresses and wines.. my motherland should also ban wine and body showing dresses.. these things don't fit with Indian culture just like any other Middle East country ❤️
Probably the wait was for women getting ready. Covering themselves. rice pot was clever divided, to make different type of dishes, saving energy.
Love your content but It’s getting shorter & shorter. Keep your video at least 30 minutes. Otherwise You’re going to lose audience.
I'm really impressed by how well this young guy speaks English.
WE LOVE YOU IRAN 🇮🇷❤🇦🇲👍❤
Love from 🇱🇰 ❤️
I love only davud
ZAFRON MEANS saffrone.may be. and sabji word also belong to indain laungauge. sabji means vegetable.
It doesn't belong to Indian language, it's in Indian language with Farsi root :)
सब्ज़ी : Borrowed from Classical Persian سبزی (sabzī). Compare Bengali সবজি (śobji), Punjabi ਸਬਜ਼ੀ (sabzī).
Source : wiktionary
How nice people in Iranians , welcoming , we enjoy a lot watching how people live around the word , this lady’s in the kitchen is amazing
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Kitchen set up was very interesting, wondering at how hot it is in there. Plus the winding tight roads brought back memories. Im thinking its hitting 35-40 degrees in Iran.
Very nice to see how hospitable and kind they were. You seldom get a chance to be inside a kitchen, but they permitted.
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You are looking much handsome &slim,, haha something something Mr Daud... 😂😂
Nice caffa nice staff nice davud I see fest time pirshen kichan super u make me hungry bro.
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I love you big bro Davud 😘
All the best love from India
So beautiful
I want 1 of ever dish on the menu please ✌️😍👍
And above all, they all are so much happy, cheerful and warm hearted, always has a smile on face, Not like any Indian neighbour countries where the people are more angry.. Iran is the best Islamic Republic country I have ever seen ❤️🤍
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4:17 SAY sheep don't say sheeps
Oh very delicious I like it 😋😋😋
Another stunning video
I love it Great persia!
The City of Qom -I'm told is where you will be able to use Asalamoalikum with full confidence and ease but I don't think you would be allowed there unless for a religious visit and I suppose recording would be banned anyway for security purposes. I think it's very sad if a Muslim objects to the Islamic greeting, saying that Arabs use it. That is in part not correct, as at a global level it is used as the 'Islamic' greeting and I've never personally known a Muslim to object to this greeting. However, as it is difficult to identify who is a Muslim in Iran, if I ever come, I might by a rule of thumb use the Farsi greeting Darud unless I'm speaking to a bearded gentleman (though not all bearded gentlemen are Muslims). I have also personally found using Asalamoalaikum a safety measure over the years as in I'm not saying Hi or Hello to men and not approaching to be your friend so park that thought! It commands respect and is given with respect. During Eid prayers in Iran, Asalamoalaikum is used by the Imam as the greeting. The late Atolllah Khomeini (may God grant him eternal peace), worked extremely hard in uniting the Muslim sects and these objections to an Islamic greeting I therefore find somewhat disappointing. The glorious 'Quran' is written in Arabic and the five salahs said in Arabic. Therefore if you are a Muslim, I am saddened to hear objections and still don't understand it other than something that divides. By the way I'm also completely against the Saudi governments current stance with Iran, and hope there will be a complete change in this soon.
Majority of Iranian doesn't follow es-lam ..
We not Arab so why shuold talking Arabic ?🙄
Love you bro
I think those rooms in the restaurant used to be traditional homes to different families . If you pay close attention to the names on top of the rooms , they are the names of the families that used to live in those rooms .
@ArnH what are the names ?
No dude, they’re each names of famous Iranian poets. The host explains it in his other videos
@@dollarchange2917 yeah thank you for sharing that , I already saw it , however it doesn’t show the full name , for example , it says Sohrab and not Sohrab sepehri. So for someone that isn’t familiar with Iranian poets , you would probably think the room used to belong to a dude named Sohrab lol ???
This restaurant used to be someone's house ,
@@adamh2113 I agree lol
SLAVA UKRAİNE!
LET'S SUPPORT UKRAINE.
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Beautiful people!
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Nice
Nice
Beautiful sharing food looks so much tasty yummy share some recipes video nice vlogg brother 👍
that guy his cute 🥰
I LOVE those chicken & meat Kabobs Skewers on fire they make is the BEST , VERY Tender & delicious , also love those crispy saffron rice they make 2..yum😜
Cauliflower is the white one and broccoli is green vegetables that look like trees 😄👍
Torshi is a pickled vegetables.
👍 fantastic...! Thank u!
I love Kashan, its great!
Hi Davud Bhai Nice video
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Shut up vahabi
Azerbaijanis in Iran are Turks. They identify themselves as "Turks" and nothing else. Over the past millennia, the territory of today's “so-called” Iran was ruled by Turkic dynasties starting from the Ghaznavids, Seljuks, Timurids, Safavids and ending with the Qajar’s. At the early 20th century, the Persian Pahlavi dynasty stole power from the Turks with the help of European powers, mainly Britain. Until that time there had never been a country called Iran. Since that day the Persian nationalists have been discriminating against Azerbaijani Turks and other minorities. Azerbaijani Turks in Iran are not a minority, but a majority. The Iranian current ayatollah regime is systematically assimilating them. There are over 40 million Turks live in Iran, but they don't even have the schools in Turkish language. The regime persecutes every Turk who demands a school or any other basic human rights. The Persians are using the fanatical Shiite sect of the Islamic religion to cover up their ultra-nationalist chauvinistic agenda and oppress other ethnic groups. They actively promote the Persian-Nazi ideology of Aryan race supremacy.
Elvis is also a turk
all arctics and galaxies are also turk
@@Dani2kGaming_GEIR 😂😂😂 وای خوب گفتی، به اینا باشه تمام کهکشان ها با موجودات زندشون ترکن
@@ZaraMJ7 baleh harchi deleshoon bekhad migan
learn to respect others before giving history lessons, if you want to remain stupid it is your right, if not, I advise you to cultivate yourself on the history of Iran that Azerbaijans have the iranians roots but the Turks are a mixture of Mongolian & European &Mediterranean & even somes iranians Azebaijanis (because of mongols invasion designed from the 5th century),