INDIAN FOOD and DESSERT TOUR + Royal Tomb Hopping | Delhi, India
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In this Indian Food and Dessert Tour we go all out trying lots of dishes and sweets! We also headed to see some of the must visit Tombs in Delhi, India.
Today I met up with my friend Sparsh, and we headed on out on a Indian food and dessert tour. We first started with Chole Bathure and Gulab Jamun at OM Corner.
From there we headed to Gulabo one of the most famous sweets shops in Delhi. Here we tried Karachi Halwa, Motichoor Ladoo, White Rashbari, Rajbjog and Milk Ladoo. They were all extremely delicious and so different from western sweets!
Next up we visited the Humayun's Tomb. This is the tomb of the Mughal Emperor Humayun and was commissioned by Humayun's first wife and chief consort, Empress Bega Begum in 1569-70, and designed by Mirak Mirza Ghiyas, a Persian architect chosen by her. It was the first garden-tomb to be built in India!
We then visited Lodhi Gardens to see three different tombs. When we got there we had to try Bhel Puri a Mumbai dish, it was fantastic!
For lunch we headed to Kulcha Junction to eat Amritsari Kulcha from the city of Amritsar. Basically bread with different fillings and chickpeas. So delicious!
Lastly we stopped in Connaught Place to eat Fire Paan. It's probably the most unique food experience you can have in Delhi!
Did you enjoy this Indian Food and Dessert Tour plus Royal Tomb Hopping? If so leave me a comment below!
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My name is David Hoffmann and for the last decade I have been traveling around the world in search of unique culture, food and history! Since starting Davidsbeenhere in 2008, I have traveled to 71 countries and over 1,000 destinations, which I welcome you to check out on my YouTube Channel, blog and social medias.
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How 5 Tonnes Of Sweet Rice (Zarda) Is Cooked In The World's Largest Cauldron In India | Big Batches
The Ajmer Sharif Dargah in Rajasthan, India, is one of the holiest Sufi sites in the world. There, devotees cook a sweet rice dish in a deg, or cauldron, for the thousands of pilgrims who visit the shrine each day. The cauldron is one of the largest in the world, measuring 37 feet wide and 15 feet deep, with a capacity to cook 4,800 kilograms. We visited the shrine to see how these devotees prepare their prasad, or religious offering, in such big batches.
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The ULTIMATE Indian BREAKFAST STREET FOOD TOUR of Old Delhi | Delhi, India
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I teamed up with my friend Anubhav from Delhi Food Walks to go on the Ultimate Indian Breakfast Street Food Tour of Old Delhi, India. Indian Street Food is the reason to travel to Delhi!
This was truly the ultimate Indian breakfast street food tour of Old Delhi where we ate over a dozen different dishes. From the delicious Daulat Ki Chaat to Goat Feet and Goat Curry. Every dish was so different, from spicy to sweet, you have to go on this Indian breakfast street food tour!
Here is a list of all the dishes we tried:
-Chai
-Bedmi Poori
-Aloo Sabzi
-Nagori Halwa
-Daulat Ki Chaat
-Lotan Ji Chole Kulche
-Mutton Paaya
-Mutton Nahari
-Goat Curry
-Sheermal
-Lachcha Parantha
-Rabri
-Buffalo Biryani
-Jalebi
-Chole Bhature
-Spice Market
-Flower Market
-Coconut Burfi
-Sew Badam Burfi
-Karanchi Halwa
-Gujiya
-Lassi
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INSANELY DELICIOUS Night INDIAN STREET FOOD TOUR in Old Delhi | Delhi, India
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While in Delhi I went on a insanely delicious night Indian street food tour in Old Delhi with Delhi Food Walks. We tried over a dozen delicious dishes from butter chicken to kulfi (Indian ice cream).
Authentic Old Delhi street food is best enjoyed in its original setting, in the noisy labyrinthine by-lanes of Chawri Bazaar and Chandni Chowk, where golden Gurudwaras share space with historic mosques.
Here are all the delicious dishes we tried on this delicious night Indian street food tour in Old Delhi:
-Aloo Tikki
-Matar Samosa
-Jalebi
-Kabab's
-Daulat Ki Chaat
-Khameeri Roti
-Chicken Haleem
-Mutton Korma
-Matar Paneer
-Fried Chicken at Mohd Hussain
-Butter Chicken at Aslam Chicken Corner
-Biryani
-Kheer - Rice Pudding
-Besani at Sakahari Restaurant
-Malai Kofta at Sakahari Restaurant
-Kufti - Indian Ice Cream at Kuremal
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INCREDIBLE PLACES YOU MUST VISIT in Delhi + Southern Indian Food | Delhi, India
During my second day in Delhi I partnered up with Tours by Locals to explore the best places you must visit in Delhi plus we went to eat Southern Indian Food for lunch! Tours By Locals in Delhi:
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Abhay, my guide, took me to see all the main attractions in Old Delhi and also a few must visits just a short tuk tuk or metro ride away. We started our tour in Chandni Chowk, there we visit Gurudwara Sis Ganj Sahib, Red Fort, Meena Bazaar, Sunday Market and Jama Masjid the biggest mosque in Delhi.
From there we headed to the India Gate, then Hauz Khas neighborhood where we visited Naivedyam, a delicious southern Indian restaurant where we ate Papadum, Masala Dosa, Idli and Sweet Paan.
Next up was Hauz Khas ruins, which was the second city of Delhi dating back to 1296 - 1316. From there we took a tuk tuk, metro and tuk tuk again to Qutub Minar the world tallest freestanding minaret.
These were incredible places you must visit in Delhi! Have you been to any of these locations?
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My name is David Hoffmann and for the last decade I have been traveling around the world in search of unique culture, food and history! Since starting Davidsbeenhere in 2008, I have traveled to 71 countries and over 1,000 destinations, which I welcome you to check out on my YouTube Channel, blog and social medias.
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5 BEST Indian Food To try in Old Delhi, India
Indian Street Food Old Delhi Tour - Best Indian Street Food - Street Food India. I love Indian Food. To discover the best Indian street food you have to travel to the old towns, in this case old Delhi. We travelled to Delhi, India to experience the amazing Indian food. We ate curry, naan and other Indian street food during our visit. Old Delhi has a massive variety of Indian street food on offer! This is the place to get the best Street Food in India! Indian food is amazing in Delhi. I've tried Indian food in Kerala which I also enjoyed.
In Kerala, I tried Sadya which is a variety of curries and sauces served on a banana leaf and eaten with the hands: I also experienced an evening on a houseboat on the Kerala backwaters, where I also experienced an amazing dinner and breakfast, which also included my favourite egg curry:
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Top 10 Indian Street Foods in Delhi, India | The BEST INDIAN Street Food in Delhi
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In early 2018 I did a three week trip throughout India to explore the amazing food, culture and natural wonders. If you love Indian food, or all types of food for that matter, make sure you subscribe right now to get all the latest videos on food and cultures around the world.
This was my first trip to India and I was blown away by the amazing flavors and variety of foods. During my 3 days in Delhi I went on 5 food tours, eating my way through the city. In this you’ll find my top 10 Indian Street Foods you have to try while in Delhi!
1. Paratha
Where to eat it?
Head to Old Delhi and find the street called Parathe Wali Gali. Here you will find plenty of open-air restaurants serving Paratha with lots of dipping sauces and sides.
2. Aloo Kachori
Where to eat it?
Throughout Old Delhi there are vendors that serve Aloo Kachori.
3. Jalebi
Where to eat it?
The best place to eat this is in Old Delhi at Jalebi Wala. The shop has been serving Jalebi’s for over 133 years and is a must visit!
4. Falooda
Where to eat it?
You can try this dessert at Giani’s Di Hatti a famous shop serving on sweet Faloodas in old Delhi,
5. Fire and Ice Paan
Where to eat it?
Connaught Square is where you will find dozens of stalls selling this unique
6. Daulat Ki Chaat
Where to eat it?
We tried it a few times throughout the streets in Old Delhi. It’s very easy to find as there are many vendors selling it all around the narrow street.
7. Kebabs
Where to eat it?
At night right infant of Jama Masjid you can find dozens of kebab vendors frying up their grills! I recommend Qureshi Kabab corner. This place serves some of the best kabob on the planet!
8. Fried Chicken
Where to eat it?
Haji Mohammed Hussain is a fried chicken vendor In old Delhi near Jama Masjid. For years they’ve been serving up juicy fried chicken for hungry customers. The whole process takes place right in front of you. The chicken comes with Chaat Masala and Chutney on the side!
9. Chole Kulche
Where to eat it?
In old Delhi at Lotan Ji Chole Kulche Wala, from 7:30 to 10:30 am.
10. Butter Chicken
Where to eat it?
Aslam Chicken Corner in Old Delhi is a small eatery with just a few tables and chairs and a large grill at the front of the shop.
Those were the top 10 Indian street foods that I suggest you try in Delhi! If you love Indian street food please subscribe to my channel. Please give this video a thumbs up and leave me a comment below with your favorite Indian street food or suggestions for my next trip!
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My name is David Hoffmann and for the last decade I have been traveling around the world in search of unique culture, food and history! Since starting Davidsbeenhere in 2008, I have traveled to 71 countries and over 1,000 destinations, which I welcome you to check out on my YouTube Channel, blog and social medias.
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????Kulcha is a type of mildly leavened flatbread, made of refined flour, water and salt. After rolling out the dough balls, they are stuffed with boiled potatoes, onion, grated cauliflower, coriander leaves and green chillies. Finally, they are placed in a tandoor to bake and topped off with butter . they are baked in a tandoor and topped with butter.
Chole is a curry made from boiled chickpeas, adding baking soda, green chillies, channa masala, dry mango powder, red chilli powder and garam masala. Chutney is added, which consists of onion, coriander leaves, mint, red chilli powder and tamarind.
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????Bheegha means ‘drenched’ or ‘wet’. To make bheegha kulcha, the kulcha is drenched in chole. This recipe originated before the partition of India and Pakistan. It was created out of convenience, allowing the diner to scoop a bite in one go. This restaurants dish is unique because it doesn’t consist of ghee (clarified butter), rather it is made solely from masalas and boiled chickpeas.
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????Channe is another name for chole. This Indian style burger consists of a boiled chickpea and boiled potato mix, which is combined with chopped onions, garam masala, mint chutney, green chillies and lemon juice. Once mixed, the stuffing is added between two buns, which have been toasted on a skillet. This inexpensive street food is loved by university students because it's a perfect bite to enjoy on the go!
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Decode Airbar in Gurugram has a unique dessert on its menu called 'The Wishing Tree'. It has over 12 different kinds of desserts that are served on one plate and it turns out to be a beautiful work of art! From ice cream, to cotton candy, mango pulp to gajjak, it has it all! For more delicious and ultimate desserts, click here►
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Tibetan STREET FOOD TOUR of Little Tibet | Delhi, India
On my last night in Delhi I headed with my friends Sam and Mili to Little Tibet or Majnu Ka Tilla. We went on an epic Tibetan street food tour of Little Tibet!
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Manju Ka Tilla is home to second generation of Tibet refugees and is also known as Samyeling, through colloquially as Little-Tibet or Mini-Tibet.
It really feels like you are going straight into China. It's full of restaurants, small shops, street vendors, narrow alleys and of course street food!
Here are all the street food dishes we tried in Manju Ka Tilla or Little Tibet:
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-Gyurma
-Salafine
-Dal Makhani
-Afghani Chicken
-Momos
I hope you loved this Tibetan Street Food Tour of Little Tibet! If you like this video please give it a thumbs up and drop me a comment!
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American Tries Indian Street Food in Chandni Chowk! This is my first visit to India, and I was dying to try the famous Indian street food. My friend Mili took me to Chandni Chowk, which is Old Delhi and there we went on an all out Indian Street Food tour!
During my first day in India, I decided to go nuts and eat as many Indian street food dishes as possible! Besides eating we also saw the Red Fort, Connaught Place and some of the main attractions in Old Delhi.
Here are all the Indian street food dishes we tried:
-Chilly paratha
-Potato paratha
-Paneer paratha
-Lassi
-Aloo Kachodi
-Jalebi with rabddi
-Chai
-Falooda
-Fire and Ice Paan
Overall I was blown away by the Indian Street Food in Delhi, it's so good!!! Remember you should take a Pepto before breakfast and before lunch while eating Indian street food. You don't want to get sick!
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I focus a great deal on food and historic sites, as you probably have seen! I love to experience the different flavors that each destination has to offer, whether it’s casual Street food or gourmet restaurant dining. I’m also passionate about learning the local history and culture.
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World famous MATKA ROTI of Nagpur + Orange City of India + Vidarbha Classic Food + Thin Pohe Chivda
This leg of Nagpur Food Tour revolves around two iconic food items and a few popular street food fares from the city. The former are oranges and matka roti. We started by visiting a matka roti making unit with our host Mandira who is the Co Founder of The Orange Odyssey and later on joined Amol, its other Co Founder.
Nagpur's famous matka roti is a paper thin and crisp flatbread that is prepared over an upside down clay pot called matka. The making of this traditional bread is a highly skilful process. Wheat flour is mixed with water and kneaded for hours until it turns into a slimy mass. A dollop of this slimy dough is carefully stretched over the arms and draped over the hot inverted pot. In a matter of seconds the thin and lacy flatbreads are ready. It goes really well with all the spicy curries the city is famous for. Now only a group of ladies from the city are working hard to keep this culinary art alive. We went to meet a group led by an elderly lady, who runs a matka roti take away outlet at Shatabdi chowk. It is a huge open kitchen where these rotis are rolled out at a startling pace.
After this we joined Amol who took us to Kashibai Rajghat, the place where Nagpur's orange story had begun. The historical anecdote about the origin of these oranges was quite fascinating. Next we visited the orange market to decode its taste. These oranges have a distinctive sweet and sour taste, high juice content, and bright orange color. Nagpur oranges have also received the coveted GI tag.
Next we visited Shree Heera Sweets to try some orange flavoured sweetmeats. This included their signature orange burfi, orange kaju katli, orange soan roll and orange kaju halwa. They were both luscious and refreshing because of the orange flavour. So if you are fond of oranges and sweets then this is the place to be in Nagpur.
From there we reached Sanjay Uphar gruha to relish the very unique tari samosa. Yes you heard it right. Samosa dunked in a hot and spicy saoji masala based curry. The base of the curry was dried peas. Surprisingly both the samosa and curry were too spicy for our palate yet it was irresistible. We managed to finish it off as the flavours were so rich and amazing.
Soon after we went to Shrikrishna Uphar Gruha and had aalu bonda tari and their special fried chivda. The former one was quite decent while the latter one was delicious. Fortunately we got to see a batch of this masala chivda in the making. Tarri refers to the tempering that goes into a curry.
Vidarbha's cuisine is characterized by its simplicity and emphasis on wholesome local ingredients. And to try such homely dishes we went to Aaicha Swayampak. As the name suggests, they specialize in the dishes that are made at home kitchens. Here we had that included gola bhat, kadhi gola, zunka bhakar and khawa poli. The food was simple and quite good.
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