I am Dutch, my family always went to a local indian Restaurant in our town for over 20 years! Even took my first date there. Always have had a soft spot especially for tandoori-cooked food.
9:19 "Blessed are the people who eat like this. I am blessed, I got it" Aw I love how appreciative and open they all are. Makes me more grateful for what I have too
I love when people point this out. Most people never even think about it, but it's true, tableware totally changes the taste of the food. It feels more natural to use hands to eat, and more connected to the act of eating.
And its true. Ure hands have pheromones and when you touch your food and take it to your mouth the pheromones release into the food. Also thers no way you can completely clean off your plate with cutlery. We need fingers to polish off the plate. And both eating with hands and finihing every morsel on the plate is a sunnah for us Muslims. 🙂
It would be nice to see reaction groups do an exchange with other reaction groups. For an example selected members from one group go to stay with another reaction group in a different country that is not to far away from them to see how they live for a couple of days and vice versa. Sadly with todays politics that would be very hard to arrange but if it could happen it would make some great video footage. We can only but dream !
True. I don't know what it is with eating with hands that make it taste better than spoon and fork. Of course, we wash our hands before and after eating.
indeed. there are foods that i would always prefer to eat with cutleries, but i know a dish that is suppose to be eaten with your hands when you've seen one.
@@leclouducercueildetesmorts2530 I know. But the civilized people think of them as savages and primitive backward beings. But they are so kind and gentle people!
@@apoorvasharma8147 all are tribals my friend! mobilised into the mainstream rural and urban public because of them changing their traditional professions. And they aren't marwadi they are Sindhi,There's a big difference. There are a lot of tribes in erstwhile North West india (Now Pakistan.)
I feel so weird watching this video. They look and speak same language as ours yet we are separated by borders. This just breaks my heart 🥺. Love from India 🇮🇳❤️🇵🇰
It is freaking weird that they never heard of the dishes. But yeah the fact Pakistan doesn't have the rest of the subcontinent's geography and cuisine , limits them. Also the fact that lots of foods are vegetarian which are made by the hindu population are not represented in Pakistan's muslim meat centric diet.
My mother’s side is from Pakistan. My grandmother’s side is from India. And, I’m from Saudi Arabia. So, I have relatives in both countries and we all live in peace. Having said that, this is probably one of my favorite videos.
Imagine if they had to cook for each other: 10% VIP, 10% too salty, 20% like home but not as good, 40% delicious, 20% I want the recipe... it's like a family reunion!
The lady in Pink was so innocent & kind. She was speaking in Sindhi which I could understand & for a second forgot that she is not from the same country as I am.
@Itsy Bitsy bhai teri mata g tery liye cute hn na is mn trigger honay ki kia baat hy, mery liye meri mata g cute hn, 🤷 mata g to hr kisi ki cute hoti hn na 🤷🤷
You may fight in the comment section and other online social media sites but i bet if an Indian and a Pakistani meet in a neutral country they feel like brothers
NY father I a Pakistani and he met an Indian in England when he went there to study. He told us that they played table tennis together and the indian brough Biryani for him when he cooked it. Indians and Pakistani are like brothers apart from the politics
@@muraadzamankhan8372 I live in Europe and I have been in most places around the world and I noticed Indian restaurants everywhere, some are owned by foreigners, veg and non veg. I have never heard of Pakistani food though.
I would love for the cast to introduce us to THEIR favorite dishes. I’d love to hear the stories and more about the culture that way! Love the videos regardless!
@@Olivia-cj3qk I think they are and he was just saying that as a joke like there’s not a lot of meat on this one and since Mehboob likes meat he’s just saying he ate it to me exemplify it not having much meat. Hope that makes sense and sorry for the paragraph 😂
That applies to most countries I think. Like I get along with Filipinos and Americans. Both generally warm and friendly people. But I'd happily put their governments inside those new space rockets SpaceX keeps testing
I love countries' people but governments are terrible. They turn everyone into their puppets for their own gain. Don't let politics get in your way of exploring culture and other countries
I really genuinely love these people, they look like they're having fun, I love to listen how they explain what they're eating in a poetic way, Mehboob and Manzoor crack me up!!!
Bro actually pak was once part of india so there are soo many dishes which are same and taste similar because those dishes recipes are gift of our ancestors but bro there are soo many dishes they gave them to taste that even i haven't tasted yet 😂 😁
@@law5182 YOUR ancestors? You kidding me? ALL the meat cuisine came from OUR Muslim ancestors. What is your next claim eh? That Taj Mahal is hindu architecture?
Yeah... his phrases and updated knowledge on current affairs can only be appreciated by one who speaks his language. 'For Palestine' 'Banarsi paan' And his reference to meat...
Okay I am Marwari, rajasthani, and these ppl just feels home. Like it just feels good that there's the community of my ancestors in pakistan too. This pakistani community is not represented much like pashtuns and Punjabis, as I've noticed. Soo idk but maybe thnx for representing the culture i share with these ppl across the border. Much love❤️❤️
Rajisthanis Haryanvis have large urban community of Muslim Rajputs allover Pakistan , Karachi Mayor currently is Rajput, Rajputs are major community in Multan , DG Khan , South Punjab too many Army Generals Politicians are Rajputs
Exactly, as a marwari this was shocking to me too! These are the ladies I see everyday in my village. Everything about them reminds of home. Their language, clothes, body language, etc. The way they say "suttho lago" mya godd 😄
So true I always imagine Indians (me) and Pakistanis sitting together in India or Pakistan eating and sharing food with one another and talking about those old harsh days in the future!
I love each person you picked to review. I like seeing their clothes, and how they say 'God willing' and they all have gentle ways of speaking. Vip lady makes me giggle when everything is VIP.
I love their reactions. I have become a fan of Kastoori Bai and her iconic line VIP FOOD!!!🥰👍 Being an Indian from MANIPUR, NORTHEAST INDIA, we also eat with our hands, that's how we enjoy every detailed aroma of the foods! However, our food culture is different from the rest of the Indian cuisines.
Naseeba : " you are just labelling it as Indian and feeding me"😂😂😂 That line is funny and i was waiting that one day someone will say it and Naseeba just did😂😂
@@ritikgiri8852 tell me a video which Indians don't watch. It doesn't matter if it's on India or not. Indians watch all kinds of videos, Japanese, vlog, English, gaming, everything... so your dialogue is repeated and old
@@gabetheborkingdog5985 lol you are funny. First Read mine and then your comment once again. Does it make any sense? 🧠 You are the type of guy who likes to debate with no good reason and after that likes his own comment 😂
@Black Star Pak girl got viral cuz she Pronounced party as "pawri" And now it's become a trend meme: This is me..this is my...(insert whatever)...and this is our party happening here.
I think it's pretty universal that everyone loves Indian food. Here in the UK chicken tikka masala is a huge favourite. Great to see all of them enjoying themselves.
Don't blame our ancestors jinnah and the muslim league was interested in dividing the country This is what i don't like about people like you you see a problem blame it on politicians, see another problem blame it on brahmins
@@kunal_5harma Afghan was never conquered by any one in history + still no one can rule in Afghanistan even Alexander failed Soviet Union + USA now a days so please Keep your Mahabharata at side 😂 And tho we were not your part Pakistan Sindh & Punjab was so don't drag us into this
@@muraadzamankhan8372 Alexander, soviet and USA are recent event, lol you are really unaware of your pre- Islamic history. Buddhism in Afghanistan was one of the major religious forces in the region during pre-Islamic era. The religion was widespread south of the Hindu Kush mountains. Buddhism first arrived in Afghanistan in 305 BC when the Greek Seleucid Empire made an alliance with the Indian Maurya Empire. The resulting Greco-Buddhism flourished under the Greco-Bactrian Kingdom (250 BC-125 BC) And before Buddhism it was part of hindu kingdom, I recently studied ancient history
I don't know how anyone wouldn't love Indian cuisine; it's so delicious, and there's something for everyone: vegans, vegetarians, carnivores, those who love spicy food, and those (like me) who prefer mild food.
@@ravinegi995 oh my goodness YES. I fell in love with Gobi Manchurian years ago. I make a Gobi Manchurian now at home. That’s how much I love it. And I had it today for lunch.
@Maryem Abid yeah, they've already dont 4 or 5 videos together: the famous tea, bread, last week was an egg dish. I think it's called "tribal food", let me check. That's where all of the back and forth between them started . Seems like they've been friends a while
My grandparents migrated from Faisalabad, Pakistan during Partition. I've always considered Pakistan my second home! ❤️ Punjabis from both India and Pakistan have a special relation that no government or authority can break ❤️❤️ Much MUCH love ❤️✨ x
@@123arskas I hope one day you can visit India's Punjab as you are always welcome! We are the same people, just divided by a border. I as well hope to visit Pakistan's Punjab one day and visit my ancestral village there!
Totally pakistan itself is india only...it's seperated becoz of religion and political matter ,don't talk like u belong to pakistan ..there is nothing as pakisthan ..it's india that got divided as pakistan
@@kandpd1296 Accept the reality, now it's Pakistan, when you talk about migration you cannot simply write I got migrated from undivided India to divided India. Sindh now belongs to Pakistan. My ancestors belonged to Sindh which now is part of Pakistan!
My parents originated from the Gujarat state in India. They emigrated to England. They have both passed away now. I find it interesting how the language is very similar. Some words are the same but some are different. It's so nice hearing a familiar language as it reminds me of them.
One episode won't be enough to try rich cuisine of India 🇮🇳 make part 2 and let them try Vada Pav, Panipuri and Masala Dosa ❤️ I'm sure everyone will love these dishes ❤️❤️
And rosogolla/sondesh for dessert. And chicken momo/thukpa as street food from NE India. And chingri mach er malaikari and hyderabadi dum biryani too. They can easily do 10-20 episodes from Indian regional dishes 🤭🤭
That would've been new for alot of them. The South Indian Biryani is v different than the PK type Biryani (which tends to be N Indian/Punjabi flavours). I think they should've served Dosa as well.
Actually briyani is dish which is inspired by their culture and i think pak have much tasty biriyani than india i love hydrabadi biriyani and really wana try biriyani from pak 🤤
Bruh....white male from America here....just wanted to say.....I LOVE these videos! Watching people try things they have never tried is food for my souls. I love trying new foods! Much love!
The person who opens up the video has a great spirit! I would love to sit and talk with him just to enjoy time spent with another human. I've seen him on other episodes and his vibration feels open and free.
As an Indian, I feel blessed after watching this video...never realised someone thinks so highly of my country even outside it's borders. You guys are doing an amazing Job.👍
@@sophielorber4571 it means a lot to us🙏 In this world full of negativity and disrespect in hearts, some people are still there who see the beauty within. Love from Bharat(India)🇮🇳.
indian food is so diverse that you can't do justice with only 2-3 dishes, every state has it's own speciality of dishes, what about videos like - indian punjabi dishes, south indian dishes, hyderabadi dishes, mumbai dishes etc? but still loved their reaction. love from india 🇮🇳❤️🇵🇰
you can say the same for every other country they've tried, like they said at the end, these videos they hundreds of hours and they have to handpick a few to get a taste, obviously it doesn't reflect he entire culture/history/cuisine of whatever they try.
I figured Pakistan and India would have similar foods, I'd like them to bring recipes from their villages and explain what they are and why they like them
That’s why this is a bit ridiculous. Many of these tribal people are from cultures that were in “India” prior to the partition of India in 1947. In fact I am pretty sure that most of the women are Sindhi Hindus for some reason. Most of the men appear to be from Balochistan, and i suppose their food is a tad different than the majority of Pakistanis who eat North Indian food but not to any great extent. I am Pakistani from Punjab and I don’t agree with labelling any traditional North Indian food, especially staples, as “pakistani” food. It’s best described as “North Indian” food.
@@sarimtariq2700 Punjabi + Seraiki + Hindko/Potohari/Pahari + Sindhi + Urdu (Muhajir) are majority of Pakistan’s population (over 70%) and they mainly eat North Indian food. While baloch, Brahui, Pashtun, and Dardic people’s food is a bit different, it’s not considerably so where the “North Indian” food would be considerably different. And given that this is being filmed in Karachi with nearly all of the women being from native Hindu Sindhi communities, they are all familiar with the foods of the majority of Pakistan, which are basically the same cuisine as northern India.
@Solmaz Dar it’s not “unfortunate” - the majority of Pakistan is Punjabi, Sindhi, and Muhajir. I am from Potohari dialect speaking family - our staples of roti, dal, saag, qeema, kebabs are also commonly found in North Indian cuisine. The more Iranian influenced Pashto and Balochi food is not “very different” since North Indian food itself was influenced by these Iranian-influenced cuisines under Muslim/Mughal rule. Something “very different” to North Indian cuisine would be Japanese or German cuisine, not a cuisines that are right next door and subject to the same historical influences. Give me a break on the b.s.
My mother told me that they let the calf drink the amount it needs and as it is thicker and yellow they can't sell it so they steam the leftover and it kind of becomes like custard or jelly, and she misses it ,I've wanted to taste it since then.
The words from the women,,, "Aisa khana nazeeb walo ko milta hai" touched my heart ,,, that's really true we Indians should respect what all good things we have in our country really we Indians are blessed...
I hope the "reaction-ers" get a certain amount of profit you guys make from your videos. Allah knows they deserve such such nice people mashallah making Pakistan proud 💯
It would be a dream to visit their village. Such warm, funny and intelligent people 😊 always a joy to watch their reactions. Hello from Northwestern Ontario, Canada.
So lovely to see them try and love indian dishes!! Hope you also make a video of them trying food from other parts of India like - Idli Dosa, bisi bele bath, dhokla, pani puri, momos, rasgulla, South Indian meals, etc.
“Mehboob ate all the meat” lol so cute. I’ve been watching since the beginning. I miss some of the other participants. I wonder how they’re doing and I wish them well ♥️
Yes, it would've been better if they also served some South India dishes, alot of todays menu was N/Central India inspired. I would've loved to see their reaction on Masala Dosa.
Sometimes I feel sad seeing people of same origin just are so far from each other due to politicians.... seriously I don't feel like strangers to see them....same language...same taste of food....dude we are from same origin.... I mean a family who got divided by a border....and hatred.... Matlab Apne hi to hai....to khane ka taste bud kaise alag hoga?
We are unfortunately still playing at the whims of what was planned by the British, divide and conquer and leave such a mess that they fight for decades to come and forget what we did to them .
Don't be sad, remember most of them are religious fanatics and won't think twice before killing in name of Islam. It was good that most of these left India and have made that land hell on earth.
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Try getting a cook from each country and let the cook their own food.
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its seem the researchers watched indian food list and receipe from some western site
They tried chicken vindaloo before indians
Bhai ko namaste.🙏🙏🙏🙏
Arey desinerd bhai app idhr
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Mostly foreigners order chicken vindloo in their very own countries. 😂😂
I am Goan and I've never eaten chicken vindaloo
Chicken Xacuti is the only chicken dish that's traditionally eaten in Goan Hindu households
I am Dutch, my family always went to a local indian Restaurant in our town for over 20 years! Even took my first date there. Always have had a soft spot especially for tandoori-cooked food.
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I am indian ❤️❤️❤️ thanks for saying this ❤️❤️❤️
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Tandoori food is not Indian, its afghani food.
Mehboob - just in the mood to wage war
Also mehboob ( after eating vindaloo ) - Indians , excellent 😂
These people are so innocent and pure ❤️😝
He don't say he is on the mood of war he used this sentence for both countries.
Sarcasm is also something
I think it might have been his perception of what India is like, they're 'just in the mood to wage war'
Hahaha 😀
Well, unfortunately, both countries are at war on the line of control so..
9:19 "Blessed are the people who eat like this. I am blessed, I got it" Aw I love how appreciative and open they all are. Makes me more grateful for what I have too
For me as a Korean, Indian food is one of my favorite soul foods!
As a Indian every delicious food of evry country is my soul food 😁
You mean Seoul food😏
Thanks for the compliment to our Indian food bro
@@control4050 oppan gangnam style re baba
@@ptanhikon1793 no that’s a pun lmao. Seoul is a city in Korea and is pronounced like soul.
Growing up in the Philippines, our grandparents always say that same thing“Eating with hands doesnt taste the same as eating with spoon”
I love when people point this out. Most people never even think about it, but it's true, tableware totally changes the taste of the food. It feels more natural to use hands to eat, and more connected to the act of eating.
My parents Somali and i was born in Canada but i one hundred percent agree food taste way better when you eat with your hands!!
its different for me Atleast, i prefer biryani with hands and fried rice with spoon only.
" Sex with a condom doesn't feel the same as ...”
And its true. Ure hands have pheromones and when you touch your food and take it to your mouth the pheromones release into the food. Also thers no way you can completely clean off your plate with cutlery. We need fingers to polish off the plate. And both eating with hands and finihing every morsel on the plate is a sunnah for us Muslims. 🙂
Videos like these are able to achieve what our governments can’t, unity!
It is as if the people of the world could live in peace and harmony if it wasn't for the governments and people in power fighting each other.
Very well said💯💫❤
It would be nice to see reaction groups do an exchange with other reaction groups. For an example selected members from one group go to stay with another reaction group in a different country that is not to far away from them to see how they live for a couple of days and vice versa. Sadly with todays politics that would be very hard to arrange but if it could happen it would make some great video footage. We can only but dream !
Food unites the world 🌎
@@dazzanomas9418 I'm not sure if the world needs another "realityshow"
9:20 - "aisa khana sirf naseeb walo ko milta hai" i felt her and we should never waste food. Lovely people ❤️ love from INDIA 🇮🇳
"Food eaten with hands, doesn't taste the same with a spoon "
*FACTS*
True. I don't know what it is with eating with hands that make it taste better than spoon and fork. Of course, we wash our hands before and after eating.
@@scorpioninpink even we do same here in bangladesh
With hands it undoubtedly tastes better
indeed. there are foods that i would always prefer to eat with cutleries, but i know a dish that is suppose to be eaten with your hands when you've seen one.
i second you ! Couldn't agree more 🙌
Mustafa: You finally got some real food and didn't invite me?!
HAHAAHHA!
@Yuvraj Poudyal I mean.. we eat "pure" village type mixed food. So he might.
@Yuvraj Poudyal everything in India is a cheap imitation of Mustafa’s village food
God knows what you put in it
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Mixed Gida
I feel Mustafa would have loved today's episode..
Same
Yeah
Did he pass away ?
same
Yes bc these dishes are not cheap copies .. they're original
These 'tribal' people look more civilized and humble than most city people!
It's because they are. They are still human.
Tribal doesn’t mean uncivilized.
@@leclouducercueildetesmorts2530 I know. But the civilized people think of them as savages and primitive backward beings. But they are so kind and gentle people!
I don't think so they all are tribal. They could be of rural area and most of them were Indian marwadi women.
@@apoorvasharma8147 all are tribals my friend! mobilised into the mainstream rural and urban public because of them changing their traditional professions. And they aren't marwadi they are Sindhi,There's a big difference. There are a lot of tribes in erstwhile North West india (Now Pakistan.)
Reactistan : have you ever heard of India?
Man like Uncle Mustafa : has India ever heard about me 🤣
Underrated comment dude!!!
@@zaryabhussain3970 sour grapes
@@Somerset976 We want Mustafa back
India is just a cheap copy of Mustafas village 🤣
@@Flat8G the indus civilization first started in Pakistan
Therefore this could actually be true
I feel so weird watching this video. They look and speak same language as ours yet we are separated by borders. This just breaks my heart 🥺.
Love from India 🇮🇳❤️🇵🇰
It is freaking weird that they never heard of the dishes. But yeah the fact Pakistan doesn't have the rest of the subcontinent's geography and cuisine , limits them. Also the fact that lots of foods are vegetarian which are made by the hindu population are not represented in Pakistan's muslim meat centric diet.
Credit goes to Jinnah
I mean let's be honest, these people came from remote places they barely leave.
I was thinking that they are all ethnically Indian, just born in a different country (Pakistan).
@@muhammadabubakar2447 they say things in these videos that help me to understand that.
I'm just happy that for a change, there's no hate to be found in an India-Pak comment section!!! So refreshing ✨ :')
Cool
Also on Pakistan’s Coke Studio comment section
Oof. There are some
Some people dont want peace
food always can united people :D
Where do we see hate comments? Only in hateful videos maybe so stop watching those
Man, I want him to have banarsi paan, he's always talking about it in every episode😂 love from India
Aww
@@palwashakhan8984 🙄😀
What we share in common.
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My mother’s side is from Pakistan.
My grandmother’s side is from India.
And,
I’m from Saudi Arabia. So, I have relatives in both countries and we all live in peace.
Having said that, this is probably one of my favorite videos.
Love from India ❤️
Wer you leavein endia
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Ohhh Hasith Nanda
Thanks!
I love Naseeba. She is sarcastic but brilliant. I love her personality.
Imagine if they had to cook for each other: 10% VIP, 10% too salty, 20% like home but not as good, 40% delicious, 20% I want the recipe... it's like a family reunion!
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This is cute
India is a good country. Pakistan is a good country. Love them both. I'm indian and I'm sending my best regards to my Pakistani brothers.
And they send you Ajmal kasab 😂 chill it shaanti doot
@@checkermaker480 would love that😁😂
@@checkermaker480 for people like you
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Sleeper cell ....yeah...with your help😂
Youre a good person.
The lady in Pink was so innocent & kind. She was speaking in Sindhi which I could understand & for a second forgot that she is not from the same country as I am.
I am sindhi from pakistan
Yeah as a rajasthani I feel so relatable to these people
cha india mein bi sindhi ahin?
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@@bobobobo3142 yes even Ashish chanchlani is Sindhi bro
Parsis are also there in India ❤
Oh my god!!!! As an Indian I'm so HAPPY to see this😁😁😁 ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ thanks reactistan love ya
Yussss
Yes this is like the most favorite food of all so far! Only mustafa is missing
Bhaya you are Punjabi Sikh, not Indian.
@@smh6234 dude pls ..... just don't Sikhs are INDIANS
4:57 She’s right! My mouth is watering, I love Indian food!
*Bruh, the Girl in red saaree to everything.. "V.V.I.P" LAGA* 😂
She is kasturi 😊
@@rumbling_woods she is beautiful 👌
And the way she act 😆😂😂
From now on Instead of using other adjectives I will use VIP to describe things .
We call her Madame VIP. I'm still trying to understand why she says that though.
"wanna rage war"
Tastes chicken vindaloo..." Its excellent" takes a bite for Indians 😂😂😂❤️❤️❤️ omg loving this!!
Yes indeed a very honest man Jordan Peele is. Shoots straight from the heart unfiltered.
He was provably joking
Dil p mat lena
@@darkmemes7531 YAA CUZ HE WAS LAUGHING THAT TIME
Yeah it’s a joke....we men tend to be very excited and always want to fight 😳
@Tokusho Tavatimsa Lhamo 😂
People from Pakistan are so cute and sweet . It’s the politicians who divide us . Love from India 🇮🇳
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@Itsy Bitsy apni mata g ko dekh bht cute hn
@Itsy Bitsy yes they are so nice people.. these stupid politicians spread hate among us.
@Itsy Bitsy bhai teri mata g tery liye cute hn na is mn trigger honay ki kia baat hy, mery liye meri mata g cute hn, 🤷 mata g to hr kisi ki cute hoti hn na 🤷🤷
@@alishasrishtee9116that is pretty amogus
Naseeba is such a lovely person. And I love how she teases the people behind the camera.
You may fight in the comment section and other online social media sites but i bet if an Indian and a Pakistani meet in a neutral country they feel like brothers
I am an Indian n I agree
@AarsH Gaming True, love from Pakistan. ♥
NY father I a Pakistani and he met an Indian in England when he went there to study. He told us that they played table tennis together and the indian brough Biryani for him when he cooked it. Indians and Pakistani are like brothers apart from the politics
Nopr
Yes yes yes
Absolutely love the woman who kept calling everything VIP, she's so adorable!!
I am an Indian...I love Pakistani food...but we have rich food culture...I am proud of my Indian dishes..
yes your veggie food is awesome no doubt.
That’s why Indian foods are everywhere in the world
I live in bahrain and I love South Indian food alot! Dosa, idli and sambar, upma! They are sooo good
In veg India is best
In non veg Pakistan is best
@@muraadzamankhan8372 I live in Europe and I have been in most places around the world and I noticed Indian restaurants everywhere, some are owned by foreigners, veg and non veg. I have never heard of Pakistani food though.
I would love for the cast to introduce us to THEIR favorite dishes. I’d love to hear the stories and more about the culture that way!
Love the videos regardless!
I completely agree, I think that every video.
yess! that would be so interesting!
Naseeba has such a sassy and charming personality, she's awesome. Manzoor seems to be the one who knows the most about other countries and cultures.
3:56
"Mehboob ate all the meat and only bones are left"
Savage 😂
Hahahahha I was laughing at that too!
i thought they were getting separate meals!
@@Olivia-cj3qk I think they are and he was just saying that as a joke like there’s not a lot of meat on this one and since Mehboob likes meat he’s just saying he ate it to me exemplify it not having much meat. Hope that makes sense and sorry for the paragraph 😂
The people from India and Pakistan are great. It’s just the governments that are dreadful !
That applies to most countries I think. Like I get along with Filipinos and Americans. Both generally warm and friendly people. But I'd happily put their governments inside those new space rockets SpaceX keeps testing
This exactly
I love countries' people but governments are terrible. They turn everyone into their puppets for their own gain. Don't let politics get in your way of exploring culture and other countries
@@ctakitimu Exactly. Just because you may not like a country politically, doesnt mean you should hate or dislike the people.
Same the eat the same food n wear the same hood caps
I really genuinely love these people, they look like they're having fun, I love to listen how they explain what they're eating in a poetic way, Mehboob and Manzoor crack me up!!!
I loved when she pointed out that all dishes were made here by Pakistani chef that you just labeled them Indian to us 😂
When she said it was a copy, that was heavy Mustafa energy
The sass! :D
Bro actually pak was once part of india so there are soo many dishes which are same and taste similar because those dishes recipes are gift of our ancestors but bro there are soo many dishes they gave them to taste that even i haven't tasted yet 😂 😁
Wonder where Pakistan came from.. obviously we have similar food duhh.. !!!
@@law5182 YOUR ancestors? You kidding me? ALL the meat cuisine came from OUR Muslim ancestors. What is your next claim eh? That Taj Mahal is hindu architecture?
Manzoor is underrated. Mans actually very open minded and fun
Yeah... his phrases and updated knowledge on current affairs can only be appreciated by one who speaks his language.
'For Palestine'
'Banarsi paan'
And his reference to meat...
His name is manzoor which means to accept.it is not really surprising for me.
Okay I am Marwari, rajasthani, and these ppl just feels home. Like it just feels good that there's the community of my ancestors in pakistan too. This pakistani community is not represented much like pashtuns and Punjabis, as I've noticed. Soo idk but maybe thnx for representing the culture i share with these ppl across the border. Much love❤️❤️
They live far on the border with India in the down south east.. also they are a very small minority.
Bro my servant is pakistan marwari from thar my father loves rajasthani/thari culture these people are pure love ❤️
Rajisthanis Haryanvis have large urban community of Muslim Rajputs allover Pakistan , Karachi Mayor currently is Rajput, Rajputs are major community in Multan , DG Khan , South Punjab too many Army Generals Politicians are Rajputs
@@alikhanmoazzam ohhh thnx for sharing. I didn't quite know.
Exactly, as a marwari this was shocking to me too! These are the ladies I see everyday in my village. Everything about them reminds of home. Their language, clothes, body language, etc.
The way they say "suttho lago" mya godd 😄
7:02 someone give this man his banarasi paan he said about it in the previous video as well 😭 he really craves it
Man, if the world could just get together at one table and share it's food with one another, our world would be soo much better.
👍
So true I always imagine Indians (me) and Pakistanis sitting together in India or Pakistan eating and sharing food with one another and talking about those old harsh days in the future!
@@soullessbody7924 They do in abroad.
Food and Music can heal the world as it is Global👳🍝🎶
But their also people will start fighting over food Lol
"So I am king if I am eating this?"
I see that Dad jokes are international
Not ashamed to admit that I kinda like dad jokes the most. They're cleverly sarcastic.
I love each person you picked to review. I like seeing their clothes, and how they say 'God willing' and they all have gentle ways of speaking. Vip lady makes me giggle when everything is VIP.
Your comment is VIP.
hahaha i came here after she said VIP thrice. its so wholesome and enlightening about what her worldview is, where being a VIP is a "better" life.
I love their reactions. I have become a fan of Kastoori Bai and her iconic line VIP FOOD!!!🥰👍
Being an Indian from MANIPUR, NORTHEAST INDIA, we also eat with our hands, that's how we enjoy every detailed aroma of the foods! However, our food culture is different from the rest of the Indian cuisines.
Naseeba : " you are just labelling it as Indian and feeding me"😂😂😂
That line is funny and i was waiting that one day someone will say it and Naseeba just did😂😂
Because our food is practically same in most cases....😝😝😝
Indians = Views . *Remember*
@@ritikgiri8852 indian baiting hahahaha, it’s the same with my country
@@ritikgiri8852 tell me a video which Indians don't watch. It doesn't matter if it's on India or not. Indians watch all kinds of videos, Japanese, vlog, English, gaming, everything... so your dialogue is repeated and old
@@gabetheborkingdog5985 lol you are funny. First Read mine and then your comment once again. Does it make any sense? 🧠 You are the type of guy who likes to debate with no good reason and after that likes his own comment 😂
Divided by borders united by food and culture! ❤🇵🇰🇮🇳
Hell yeah!
Food brings peace.
@@mansoortanweer right! 🌈
@@riteshyeddu 💟
that's why miss endia should merge n marry with mr pakistan
Reactistan + Indian food = Real Pawri
lol Thanks
So cool!
Hahaha “Pawri ho rahi hai”
@@Reactistan But you really cheated them. Except for Lassi and Vindaloo nothing looked authentic.😂
And thandi roti kaun serve karta hai.
@Black Star Pak girl got viral cuz she Pronounced party as "pawri"
And now it's become a trend meme:
This is me..this is my...(insert whatever)...and this is our party happening here.
I think it's pretty universal that everyone loves Indian food. Here in the UK chicken tikka masala is a huge favourite. Great to see all of them enjoying themselves.
"Mehboob ate all the meat and only bones are left"
this sent me lmaoooooo 🤣
May be divided by borders set by our skirmishing ancestors and politicians and what not , but We are one. Love from India ❤️
Don't blame our ancestors jinnah and the muslim league was interested in dividing the country
This is what i don't like about people like you you see a problem blame it on politicians, see another problem blame it on brahmins
Many pakistanis dont have indians ansectors, unless your punjabi or sindh im pashtun so my ancestors are Iranians and afghan
@@Meow-gk9ry whole Afghanistan was part of India once, even in mahabharata gandhar/kandhar princess was a character
@@kunal_5harma Afghan was never conquered by any one in history + still no one can rule in Afghanistan even Alexander failed Soviet Union + USA now a days so please Keep your Mahabharata at side 😂
And tho we were not your part
Pakistan Sindh & Punjab was so don't drag us into this
@@muraadzamankhan8372 Alexander, soviet and USA are recent event, lol you are really unaware of your pre- Islamic history.
Buddhism in Afghanistan was one of the major religious forces in the region during pre-Islamic era. The religion was widespread south of the Hindu Kush mountains. Buddhism first arrived in Afghanistan in 305 BC when the Greek Seleucid Empire made an alliance with the Indian Maurya Empire. The resulting Greco-Buddhism flourished under the Greco-Bactrian Kingdom (250 BC-125 BC)
And before Buddhism it was part of hindu kingdom, I recently studied ancient history
7:05 Let us all sign a petition to give this man Banarasi Pan
Khai ke pan banna rashwala
Khul jaye bandh akal ka tala
Unfortunately it needs to be absolutely fresh for best results. Hope he can visit us soon!
Yes!
Ekdum saahi behen
Shi kha
Being an Indian....never tried some of the dishes myself 😭.... Their reaction is so pure and ❤️to see them... ❤️From 🇮🇳
Love India and Pakistan from Texas!
Same here!
Love from India 🇮🇳 brooo
Say hello to young sheldon....
Am watching it and Texas reminded me of that show... Just loving it
If there was a Texas version of this episode it would be: Texans try Kansas City BBQ.
@@amaslam111 lol
I don't know how anyone wouldn't love Indian cuisine; it's so delicious, and there's something for everyone: vegans, vegetarians, carnivores, those who love spicy food, and those (like me) who prefer mild food.
I love Indian food so much. Palek paneer is one of my favorites. 😩
@@Jennifer-ok6cv try Gobi Manchurian
I don’t like it
Hi karen lmao
@@ravinegi995 oh my goodness YES. I fell in love with Gobi Manchurian years ago. I make a Gobi Manchurian now at home. That’s how much I love it. And I had it today for lunch.
Mehboob and Manzoor's friendship is hilarious to me.
Are they from the same village? We never see them together here do we? I have missed some videos
@@angelika_munkastrap4634 No clue. I just know that Manzoor will occasionally poke fun at Mehboob's weight and overeating. XD
They have a channel together, they must be relatively close
@Maryem Abid yeah, they've already dont 4 or 5 videos together: the famous tea, bread, last week was an egg dish. I think it's called "tribal food", let me check. That's where all of the back and forth between them started . Seems like they've been friends a while
@Maryem Abid
Yes, the channel is called "tribal food"
Masha Allah masha Allah kitte pyare hai sab .kitti positivity hai humare liye .lots of love and respect from India ❤️
My grandparents migrated from Faisalabad, Pakistan during Partition. I've always considered Pakistan my second home! ❤️ Punjabis from both India and Pakistan have a special relation that no government or authority can break ❤️❤️ Much MUCH love ❤️✨ x
Great. I'm from Faisalabad too. I'd love to visit India's Punjab one day.
@@123arskas I hope one day you can visit India's Punjab as you are always welcome! We are the same people, just divided by a border.
I as well hope to visit Pakistan's Punjab one day and visit my ancestral village there!
Love u too
Both sides of my family migrated from Faisalabad too!
I am from Faisalabad dear. And mmy roots are in jalandher punjab India. My grand parents migrated from there to faisalabad
My grandpa migrated from Pakistan to India, and when I watched the lady speaking in sindhi, it reminds me of Sindh!!
cha india mein bi sindhi ahin?
@Shreyaawashere ay sameee
Totally pakistan itself is india only...it's seperated becoz of religion and political matter ,don't talk like u belong to pakistan ..there is nothing as pakisthan ..it's india that got divided as pakistan
@@kandpd1296 Accept the reality, now it's Pakistan, when you talk about migration you cannot simply write I got migrated from undivided India to divided India. Sindh now belongs to Pakistan. My ancestors belonged to Sindh which now is part of Pakistan!
@@bobobobo3142 Han India main bhi sindhi aayein, maharashtra, madhya pradesh, rajasthan, gujarat main kuch areas sindhi dominated hi aayein!
I about died when Manzoor said Mehboob ate all of the meat 😂
😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣 said manz left nothing but bones
Lol I was looking for this comment 😂
They are always so grateful to Allah 😭 so sweet of them.
Indian brothers and sisters must be proud as this is the ONLY episode where every dish was a hit! Love from Pakistan!
My parents originated from the Gujarat state in India. They emigrated to England. They have both passed away now. I find it interesting how the language is very similar. Some words are the same but some are different. It's so nice hearing a familiar language as it reminds me of them.
Yes Gujarati has similarity with Sindhi and most of these women or maybe all are Sindhi.
@@razaalee9477 Not Gujarati but Kutchhi language is Similar to Sindhi
@tipto what’s wrong with u he’s a handsome man
@tipto that is such a rude comment to make, Girish is a lovely looking man. Shame on you
One episode won't be enough to try rich cuisine of India 🇮🇳 make part 2 and let them try Vada Pav, Panipuri and Masala Dosa ❤️ I'm sure everyone will love these dishes ❤️❤️
Yess! waiting for part 2
With mustafa
@@bhoomik54 sure he will like them
i also wanna try these im coming to india in a few months
And rosogolla/sondesh for dessert. And chicken momo/thukpa as street food from NE India. And chingri mach er malaikari and hyderabadi dum biryani too.
They can easily do 10-20 episodes from Indian regional dishes 🤭🤭
Love my guy in the turban... Super genuine. Smart. Down to try. Clearly listens.
That's how we should all be.
Idk why but it’s so satisfying watching people try other cultures food.
I'm starving now, that all looked EXCELLENT. I'm only disappointed a good southern biryani wasn't served. That's my favorite.
That would've been new for alot of them. The South Indian Biryani is v different than the PK type Biryani (which tends to be N Indian/Punjabi flavours). I think they should've served Dosa as well.
@@amaslam111 theres a lot of variety in southern biriyani too. a malabar biriyani is completely different from a hyderabadi biriyani
Actually briyani is dish which is inspired by their culture and i think pak have much tasty biriyani than india i love hydrabadi biriyani and really wana try biriyani from pak 🤤
@@law5182 I'm good with ANY biryani.
I love when people sing Indian songs they always make me feel like I'm a child listening to my parents sing. It feels like a warm hug.
So innocent and cute people,god bless🙏🙏🤗🤗 love from India 🙏🇮🇳
The cuts are a bit faster in this video, it's good editing. Good job Reactistan team. Everyone enjoyed the food too! 😂
No they are exactly gr8
Agree. Between their good subtitles, charming guests, and production value, Reactistan is the best 'tribals react' channel I've come across on YT.
Good observation, and I agree 👍
I love the joy you can see in their face when they try something they really enjoy
These people are so appreciative and respectful towards food. The world has a lot to learn from them ♥️
I love how if they don't like something, they simply say they don't like it. They are not derogatory in any way
I rarely see politicians sit down and eat a meal together when they're talking with the opposition... Maybe that's why they're so unhappy.
9:55
Host: "Shahi" (Royal)
Him: "Nashai?" (Drug addict?)
I don't know why that made me laugh so much!!
@time machine because thats not hindi, its Urdu genius lol. You are watching a Pakistani channel lol
Bruh....white male from America here....just wanted to say.....I LOVE these videos! Watching people try things they have never tried is food for my souls. I love trying new foods! Much love!
Yeah it's fun seeing people try for the first time things we take for granted on a daily basis.
The person who opens up the video has a great spirit! I would love to sit and talk with him just to enjoy time spent with another human. I've seen him on other episodes and his vibration feels open and free.
We needed Mustafa in this video! 😩
Mustafa is hard to impress, would've loved his opinions for sure.
He would have loved this food
He's just a grumpy old man who doesn't like to taste anything anymore... glad he's gone.
@@cominooculto But then he would have said that everything was a cheap copy of how they make it in his village!
@Maryem Abid doubtful
As an Indian, I feel blessed after watching this video...never realised someone thinks so highly of my country even outside it's borders.
You guys are doing an amazing Job.👍
Many people think very highly of your beautiful country, culture and cuisine! Love from Austria, I hope I will be able to come and visit soon again.
@@sophielorber4571 it means a lot to us🙏
In this world full of negativity and disrespect in hearts, some people are still there who see the beauty within. Love from Bharat(India)🇮🇳.
I am fascinated by your country and the warm friendly people....minus the telephone scam people
@imbo mohammad ummmmm ok
😂😂 Everyone think highly of India. Just BJP giving it a bad name now.
indian food is so diverse that you can't do justice with only 2-3 dishes, every state has it's own speciality of dishes, what about videos like - indian punjabi dishes, south indian dishes, hyderabadi dishes, mumbai dishes etc? but still loved their reaction. love from india 🇮🇳❤️🇵🇰
Not all dishes could be found here like most of northern and gujrati food.... and street food
@@mrsshahzad3896 yes exactly
you can say the same for every other country they've tried, like they said at the end, these videos they hundreds of hours and they have to handpick a few to get a taste, obviously it doesn't reflect he entire culture/history/cuisine of whatever they try.
Plz send misal pav here...i wana taste itttt...
each state? every 100 kms everything changes dude.. God help them if they eat misal from kolhapur or dosas from south..
Their appreciation for each food made me cry. Such gentle people. :')
"Indian food is made VIP." I have to agree with you, ma'am!
It’s so cool that I can recognize some words even though I don’t speak the language. “Mooktalif” means different in Arabic too
Urdu is a language with arabic, farsi, hindi and other languages mashed together, so lots of borrowed words
Urdu is a mixture of different languages like Farsi, Arabic, English etc
@@imranuh not English lol
@@abdullahak2204 there are english words that have crept into daily use and the dictionary eg school, store
@@aarijatiq1082 yes daily use definitely but it's not part of the langusge though
Anyway I get the point now
Love from northeast India to my Pakistani brothers and sisters ❤🙏
❤️
I'm vietnamese and living in California. I love Indian and Pakistani food. Can't image the food in those countries. Must be delicious!
I also LOVE Indian & Pakistani foods too!
Have you tried Bangladeshi foods? 😍😍😍😍
This must be the most diplomatic comment section on the internet right now ❤️ so much good will and genuine kindness!
Was it necessary to mention it. Let happiness prevail. Amen
Indian food also includes a lot of dishes tht are also found in Pakistan. Therefore they chose dishes like palk paneer, gobhi aloo, baigan ka bhurta😂😂
I figured Pakistan and India would have similar foods,
I'd like them to bring recipes from their villages and explain what they are and why they like them
That’s why this is a bit ridiculous. Many of these tribal people are from cultures that were in “India” prior to the partition of India in 1947. In fact I am pretty sure that most of the women are Sindhi Hindus for some reason. Most of the men appear to be from Balochistan, and i suppose their food is a tad different than the majority of Pakistanis who eat North Indian food but not to any great extent. I am Pakistani from Punjab and I don’t agree with labelling any traditional North Indian food, especially staples, as “pakistani” food. It’s best described as “North Indian” food.
They should have shared dosa, idli, that's not common there.
@@sarimtariq2700 Punjabi + Seraiki + Hindko/Potohari/Pahari + Sindhi + Urdu (Muhajir) are majority of Pakistan’s population (over 70%) and they mainly eat North Indian food. While baloch, Brahui, Pashtun, and Dardic people’s food is a bit different, it’s not considerably so where the “North Indian” food would be considerably different. And given that this is being filmed in Karachi with nearly all of the women being from native Hindu Sindhi communities, they are all familiar with the foods of the majority of Pakistan, which are basically the same cuisine as northern India.
@Solmaz Dar it’s not “unfortunate” - the majority of Pakistan is Punjabi, Sindhi, and Muhajir. I am from Potohari dialect speaking family - our staples of roti, dal, saag, qeema, kebabs are also commonly found in North Indian cuisine. The more Iranian influenced Pashto and Balochi food is not “very different” since North Indian food itself was influenced by these Iranian-influenced cuisines under Muslim/Mughal rule. Something “very different” to North Indian cuisine would be Japanese or German cuisine, not a cuisines that are right next door and subject to the same historical influences. Give me a break on the b.s.
Nobody:
Ismail: When a goat gives birth, we use its colostrum like this
Nom nom nom! Yummy!
Huh?
Similar in small Mexican towns, they take the cow colostrum and cook with sugar and cinnamon.
My mother told me that they let the calf drink the amount it needs and as it is thicker and yellow they can't sell it so they steam the leftover and it kind of becomes like custard or jelly, and she misses it ,I've wanted to taste it since then.
@@bhawnagurnani8148 if it's anything dairy, I'll probably love it 😋
The words from the women,,, "Aisa khana nazeeb walo ko milta hai" touched my heart ,,, that's really true we Indians should respect what all good things we have in our country really we Indians are blessed...
I hope the "reaction-ers" get a certain amount of profit you guys make from your videos. Allah knows they deserve such such nice people mashallah making Pakistan proud 💯
It would be a dream to visit their village. Such warm, funny and intelligent people 😊 always a joy to watch their reactions. Hello from Northwestern Ontario, Canada.
This is so heartwarming. Our cultures are so similar. I pray for peace between the 2 countries. People are same in both countries. Lots of love ❤️
So lovely to see them try and love indian dishes!! Hope you also make a video of them trying food from other parts of India like - Idli Dosa, bisi bele bath, dhokla, pani puri, momos, rasgulla, South Indian meals, etc.
“Mehboob ate all the meat” lol so cute. I’ve been watching since the beginning. I miss some of the other participants. I wonder how they’re doing and I wish them well ♥️
We need a part 2 of this video😭❤️! With some south Indian dishes, street foods, sweets like Rosogolla!🤗
Yes please.
But us Pakistanis already know about “south Asian” food it’s our food aswell lol especially rasgullah😭
True!! Dosa!!
STREET FOODS PLS
@@sandershano5758 what about street food tho?
Next ,masala dosa ,pav bhaaji ,rasgulla ,and other Indian sweets etc etc....
Yes, it would've been better if they also served some South India dishes, alot of todays menu was N/Central India inspired. I would've loved to see their reaction on Masala Dosa.
When mehboob uncle says india walo jabardast and only 1 bite for Indians. That touches my heart😇
Love from Pakistan ❤️️
my man rolling up his sleeves to get in that vindaloo... my brother from another mother!!!!
😂😂😂
Thank you Reactistan.... Best wishes from India ❤️
Sometimes I feel sad seeing people of same origin just are so far from each other due to politicians.... seriously I don't feel like strangers to see them....same language...same taste of food....dude we are from same origin.... I mean a family who got divided by a border....and hatred.... Matlab Apne hi to hai....to khane ka taste bud kaise alag hoga?
Agreed. Same he to hen hum sub. It's all politics that divides the people even today
We are unfortunately still playing at the whims of what was planned by the British, divide and conquer and leave such a mess that they fight for decades to come and forget what we did to them .
Wasnt rlly politics, it was dem bri'ish smartasses, i mean that would still be considered politics but...
@@madrexertheboredtm7728 True man.
Don't be sad, remember most of them are religious fanatics and won't think twice before killing in name of Islam. It was good that most of these left India and have made that land hell on earth.