An Italian Tries Indian Food for the First Time

Our first time trying Indian food didn't go how we expected!!

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[Iliveinthehimalayas]

I am a swiss-italian living in India since 20 years 😂 the only thing I must say you have to eat with the hands, believe me it taste completely different. ❤

[sue]

I am a Brazilian and for me Indian food is number one food in the world. I absolutely love it.

[patriciakrakowiak]

Im Polish American living in Chicago and i LOVE Indian food. I always order lots of it so that i spend a full week eating it. The spices and taste are devine.

[moscabianca]

God bless India for sharing their fabulous cuisine and culture with us.

[hulaguhan]

I am from Turkey and Indian cuisine is the best.❤

[ginalopes]

In South Africa we have great Indian food. We are incredibly lucky to have a large Indian population (the largest outside of India apparently) who have brought their incredible cuisine to our culture. We had Indian food for dinner on Wed night and it was to die for.

[peterdecesaro]

As Italian American who cooks nearly every day Italian food, I learned to make many vegetarian Indian dishes from my Gujarati coworkers and it is my second cuisine that I regularly cook when I want a change from Italian cooking. Indian cuisine is great and like Italian food has many regional variations. I am glad to have Indian grocery stores nearby.

[KarenWilliams]

❤❤ Hi Jessie & Alessio. We want to thank you so very much for taking the time to visit us at House of India. While having lunch, we were sitting next to the window & recognized both of you. When you entered the restaurant, you were all smiles & so friendly. Your videos fill our hearts with happiness & joy. Remember, every moment is an adventure & together is a wonderful place to be! ❤
Your friends, Karen & Donnie 💕

[mordicaiknode]

Indian food is so great, & its a lot of fun getting to see someone discover that for the first time.

[avitee]

I love this diverse group of people you have watching and commenting. People from all around the world being chill and human.

[donnieinman]

My wife and I tried Indian food for the first time probably 10 years ago. Not far from where we live in St Louis is a fairly large Indian population and therefore quite a few Indian restaurants. Indian food is truly amazing. Also, don't be afraid to do vegetarian, there is some amazing Indian vegetarian food. Our favorite restaurant near us was a veg Indian place, but unfortunately they closed. My personal favorite is probably Palak Paneer (Spinach and cheese basically).

[tithisrivastava]

As a true Indian, I can tell you that in other countries the chefs change the spice content a little to adjust to that particular places' pallets

[RaeshmaByGrace]

I’m of Indian origin so it’s a joy to see my favorite couple on YT try Indian food ❤
Just fyi, the raita isn’t just a palette cleanser. It’s a condiment which you can mix in the rice with some curry. Please try biriyani next time.

[Ziggy_cattrel]

Italians are extremely picky and hard to please when it comes to food cuz they know what good food is. Happy to see you enjoy Indian food also butter chicken was expected to be loved it’s a fav among foreigners.

[robertharriman]

As a Brit it shocks me that anyone can reach their age without having eaten Indian food. Its the best in the World, no question. Worth noting that theyre eating a more North Indian/Bangladeshi style, South Indian food is quite different but equally stunning.

[champroh]

Respect to you guys. This is one of the best version of trying Indian food I have seen on the internet. No stupid Indian music in the background and genuine reactions. Amazing.

[MermaidLilli]

I took a course in Ayurveda, and learned that Indian food meals take the six tastes of food which are sweet, sour, salty, pungent, astringent, and bitter. And that when you include these six tastes in your meal not only is it healthier but it is also more satisfying to your appetite. So interesting what they use so many hundreds of years ago.

[JoeB]

Indian cuisine is so vast and diverse that not even an Indian who has lived in India forever might have tasted. All the states/ provinces have 1000’s of unique recipes of that region. What you get in restaurants is just 1% of the Indian cuisine.

[antoinemarch]

It makes me so happy and excited to see people try Indian food for the first time as I have been a fan of it for a little over 10 years. Also I just came back from my first ever trip to India. I love India! :)

[Myamou]

The trio of fritters are called pakoras, you have the aloo pakora, mixed veg pakora and palak pakora, You can dip it in any of the sauces. The dark watery sauce is called imli chutney and goes with everything. The sauces also go well with the samosa. As someone who has been cooking Indian food (North Indian style) for over 40 years there is really no wrong way when it comes to chutneys, I even dip my tandoori chicken in the mint/coriander chutney and it's amazing.