Tribal People's Reaction when they discovered Beef Tinaktak
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- Tribal/Villagers try different International Food for the first time. They give pure reaction to the food/things they have never tried.
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Nice to see them eating something other than burgers.
It was a shame that they didn't try more food in Dubai. Maybe a posh version of their own local food
Maybe they really like burgers. It's understandable.
I know what you mean. They really seemed to enjoy that especially Rana. It is more interesting to me to see them eat proper food from all kinds of countries rather than endless burgers and junk. I find it a little bit embarrassing if the junk food is the best they think the west has to offer. Still I imagine some of the big companies are good sponsors for the channel and the gentlemen are always polite.
it's comfort food for a reason. a well made hearty burger is easy to get right and easy to enjoy and love.
I'm from Guam and this is my favorite dish! I'm so glad you all enjoyed it, and hope you get to try more Chamorro food in the future! 😄
Wow! Hello! I’m from Guam! 🇬🇺 and I’ve been following and watching you for years now! So happy and hope you enjoyed a taste from this tropical paradise island!
These guys always put a smile on my face.
One of the few things to watch that makes me smile. I like these people a lot. They are so humble and grateful. Very UNLIKE Americans...in general.
@@samscarletta7433 yes really wholesome and they all have a great sense of humour.
I like that Rana always finishes his whole plate of food. Good to the last bite.
Mr. Tahir! Captain America here! I watch all your videos and I love all your advice for coughs. I would love to visit you someday!
Absolutely love the Guam representation! Please let them try chicken kelaguen or kadon pika next!
Wow 🤩 they practically ate all of it. I have never tried this Guam dish and now would like to try it. God bless these men and the TBT crew.
When are we having the TBT crew present themselves so we can give them also a grand of applauses 👏 for a great youtube channel
Totally agree.
Was thinking the same thing, got all the ingredients, may prepare tonight!
Clean plates, looks like a winning dish! 😀
I hope Mr Chaudhary is doing well ❤️
Lived on Guam for 3 years and never heard of this famous dish. Would have liked to taste this dish. The people are wonderful and inviting to their festive celebrations. Glad these funny loving Tribal people are trying this dish. Always happy and humble.
You and I both. I was a fan of chicken kelaguen, but never heard of this dish.
Me too! I lived there for several years and have never heard of it. I do miss really good Adobo though!
@@kayewer Their Bar B Q was amazing with so many dishes at the most festive time along with the local drink from the coconut tree. Powerful!
This is considered a comfort type meal, normally served within families. So you don't see it often at like fiestas or parties. :)
I love my brothers I pray they love me the same as they have become such apart of my life and prayers 🙏🏽❤️🙏🏽❤️
I was on Guam for a long time. I have not seen tinatak in 53 years. How fun it is. Some of the islands I went to back then , they were still wearing grass skirts and paddling dug-out canoes.
It just looks like beef stew with coconut milk. You could make this easily with canned meat and veg.
@@annettefournier9655 canned meat? dont do it!
@@mduarte1972 canned beef is delicious. Homemade that is.
@farahrenard4074 you are calling me a liar? Maybe my statement got lost in translation? Here in the US we use the term "canned" loosely. Homemade "canned" goods come in glass jars and we call the process canning.
yooo so happy they tried some island food! I am from Federated States of Micronesia.. Yap island to be specific but i have a lot of families in Guam! miss it
I love Tribal People Try and always watching the videos and I had to share this with you. I had a very strange dream the other night in which my brother and I were driving in America and we were pulled over by the police and the officer that came to our car was Chaudhary Rafique 😁 He spoke perfect English and told me the reason he stopped me was that I had an alcoholic drink 5 days ago. I still laugh about it now. How strange dreams are eh?
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Thank you for enjoying our delicacies 🇬🇺 Hafa adai from Guam 🇬🇺
It's interesting to hear green beans translated as radish pods! It's one of our staples in the pantry & freezer!
Is that true, how can you staple anything with green bean?
@@HyperSarcasticAvocado If you were from North Dakota, that would make sense!
@@HyperSarcasticAvocado Very carefully, of course.
Here in Australia it's in everybody's freezer
@@HyperSarcasticAvocado how can an avocado be sarcastic?
As a drummer, they had me in stitches😂😂 with all this talk of the names sounding like a hand drum…. Now once they started eating it, there was no more jokes of it being a hand drum.😂❤😅😮
They all put a smack down on it. Each one cleaned their plate 🍽 🙌 👌. It must be delicious 😋 😀. These guys are just fun to watch as they try different foods.
Wow! I'm from Guam 🇬🇺 love watching your videos. Never expected to see you guys trying food from Guam!! 💖
Saina Ma'åse from Guåhan for trying one of our dishes! Born and raised in Inalahan and tinaktak was and is still a go-to meal.
Mr. Rana's surprise at hearing coconut milk listed among the ingredients makes me think he needs to try a Thai curry or tom kha some time.
As someone who lives on Guam, I really enjoyed this video
I’m from the island right next to Guam. That is one of my favorite foods 🤤
They needed finadenne to complete the tinaktak experience
Just as an FYI, green beans and radish pods are not the same thing. Two different plants.
Someone needs to tell Captain America that his friend Tahir is asking about him lol..... Nice video as usual.
I knew a family that I went to church with when I was a kid that were from Guam. I remember they had these tiny peppers in a jar that were VERY HOT. I work with their grandson and next time we work the same shift, I need to ask him about Beef Tinaktak.
It’s called Boonie peppers. One of the hottest peppers I have ever tried.
Am from Guam been watching you guys for a long time am glad they in joy the meal. Please have them try other food from our Beautiful island of Guam like chicken kelaguen or chicken kadu.🤙🇬🇺
I'm curious as to what each of them would suggest someone try for their first Punjabi, Pakistan meal. And have the kids each give us their most Pakistani dessert pick.
They made short work of that little lot! Nice one lads.
Sweet men!❤️
I think this is the first time I have seen them all clear their plates, I must look this dish up, looks delicious, but where is Mr. Chaudry?
I was wondering the same!
Hey there! Captain America here. I love your videos!
WOW! Guam, thank you for bringing Guam into the pictute❤
Coconut milk?!! Yes! But after seeing this village cook WITH PEPPERMINT, I now consider all spices 'fair game'. Wow... I'd have never thought of using peppermint with lamb and chicken stews. Soooo amazing.
Spices are used in different ways in different countries.
In most English countries cinnamon is used in sweet dishes in most foreign countries it is used in soups,stews,curries and in general cooking.
Lamb in mintsauce is a very well known british dish. It’s mainly eaten in the cold season.
Thank you Doctor for all your health advise. I'm commenting as you prescribed!
Guam!? Out of all places!? Hafa Adai!
Nice jacket Dr. Cough.
Come on Captain America make it happen
I love Rana. He doesn't even worry what he's eating. Just grateful for the new experience.
Omg I love that dish!
Glad they liked it. BIBA GUAM! 🇬🇺
That must have been really good, I will have to try it. Love to all!
MashAllah these brothers make me so happy after feeling sad in my day to day life
This has always been a comfort food choice for me. My grandma, mom and now my wife have all made this for me. It truly does make me feel happy eating it. It is awesome to see others react to it and try it :)
I have never seen the tribal people eat every bite! Very delicious and familiar to them ! Thumbs up!
I love these guys!
ABSOLUTELY---> OUTSTANDING 🙂
The name tinaktak is an onomatopoeia. The meat would originally be ground/chopped by hand using heavy knives that would make a rhythmic almost drum like sound. The had it right off the bat with hand drum inference.
Must be good because they cleaned those plates!
They’re better than any food critique on these food shows. Such plain and candid explanations. 👏🏻
I myself have never heard of this dish. The name of the dish Does sound like the beating of a drum. Thumbs up! Love the tribal people channel. Please keep the videos coming! Looks delicious to me! I trust their opinions!
I love the fact these guys are introduced to other ways to blend flavors….feels as though they have roti with every meal…as it’s used in replacement of a spoon😆…Much love!
So glad you all enjoyed our CHamoru dish. I enjoy your channel ^_^ 🇬🇺
Looks like a rib sticking meal!! I'm glad they enjoyed it!
It’s so good to see all of them enjoyed that meal , Mr Rana ,s face was looking so happy n exciting , he finish his plate first it’s so good t them together again ❤, they are such humble n contented ppl 👏👏👏❤️❤️🙏🏻
Im from guam and im happy you enjoyed one of our many chamorro island dishes from our beautiful island. I grew up eating tinatak and ill always choose this to any fast food around . Dont forget the finadeni on the side !! 😎🤙
#captainamerica, your presence is required.
This was a great video. The food looked yummy!
Radish pods???? Lobia pods, maybe??? I'm confuzzled now.
Sir, thank you for this food suggestion! I had never heard of this but I found a recipe and made it yesterday. At first I was unsure about it because it’s very different from what I’m used to. However, after the second meal of it, I now like it very much and I’ll make this again! Nice to learn something new! 🙏🏼🥰
That looks delicious and they certainly enjoyed it.
Music video reactions would be so amazing on this channel. The song Watch the world burn by Falling in reverse would be a great start😁
The song by Rana was priceless
I really enjoy watching these gentlemen 💕
I love to see that the realization that simple stuff can become a great dish by just the use of the spices they have.
Haha Adai! SYM for creating this video 🇬🇺
Mr Tahir so positive nature and very funny God bless them all ,,,,❤️
Love to see the finish the whole meal! That means they really like it.
Im not sure if they were referring to the green been pod or if there was radish root bulb being called pod. Because they are completely 2 different things
I had a feeling someone would start singing 🤣 There's a heavy metal version of Tunak Tunak Tun by an an Indian band called Bloodywood.
Awesome !
I love watching you all
I lived on Guam for several years and I have never heard of this dish
Hahaha! Tinatak made me think of my favorite Indian song Tunak Tunak Tun by Daler Mehndi, so Mr. Rana saying it sounded like a drum made me laugh since I thought it sounded like music too!
They must love it as they scraped their plates clean!
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They should try Hawaiian food!
Mmm maybe lau lau, lomi salmon, or poke even.
Cannot be a worldwide famous dish, as I never heard of it! HA HA
you need to travel more
Mr Tahir looks dapper in his sporty jacket. He needs a matching cap tho 👍🏻
yummy, looks good!! How about sharing?
That recipe looks really yummy!!
Hello from CANADA
Classic!
The name tinaktak comes from the Chamorro (people of the Mariana Islands) word "taktak" which means to tap on something referring to the process of tapping the meat with a tenderizer.
You all are so funny!🤗
WHAT HAPPENED TO CHAUDHARY??? I pray he is ok. I love all of them but he is my favorite 😍
That sounds like a Filipino dish.. Guam has lots of Filipinos living in there..
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Yes please make it for us shows us what you eat..
Radish Pods why are green beans called that?
radish pods? green beans look nothing like a radish, lost in translation
You should put names of each person when you show them eating till we remember their names thank you God Bless you all
Doesn't matter if it adds heat to the body. Guam has no Winter.
African food remains also to try out. Why not contact restaurants.
I believe the word tinaktak comes from the sound you make whwn you chop the meat
No Chaudry, no deal
Chicken kilas for sure
I hope all is well with Chaudary and his family.
Back over 40 years ago I dated a guy from Guam. I loved their dish keliguin I’m not sure of the spelling.
kelaguen 🇬🇺❤️