Breaking India's STREET FOOD Laws!! Why is this ILLEGAL?

1. Name of Location: The Grand Hotel
Address: Aluva Bazar, Kochi
Food: Beef roll
Price (local + USD): 122 Rs/$1.46 USD
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2. Name of Location: Rasatantra
Address: Nedambassey, Kochi
Food: Buffalo Ishtu (भैंस इष्टु)
Price (local + USD): $3.49$ USD
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3. Name of Location: Nettoor Toddy Shop
Address: Maradu, Kochi
Name (+English translation): Muyal Roast (मुयाल रोस्ट)
Price (local + USD): 200 Rs./$2.41 USD
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4. Name of Location: Porkeato De portico
Address: Padivattom, Kochi
Name (+English translation): Pork ribs barbeque (पॉर्क रिब्स बार्बेक्यू)
Price (local + USD): 420 Rs./$5.06 USD)

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[Vycky]

I love the whole of India but Kerala has a special place in my heart, love from Africa♥

[hariprasad]

I am from Kerala. I never knew its all controversial food 😅

[ShamilJiyad]

we need more from kerala! the hygiene, the people, the food. everything is perfect!

[harikrishnankg]

Kerala & Tamil Nadu no controversy of eating beef.

[andrew_claus]

Dude Kerala and TN people are chill with all communities and food. This video is a literal example of how you divide and showcase something which isn't even considered controversy in the first place. Big thumbs down 👎🏻

[nishamary]

"As a regular viewer of your videos and as a proud Keralite, I believe the Besteverfood show's Kerala episode beautifully captures the essence of our rich culinary heritage. It resonates with authenticity, showcasing not just the diverse flavors but also the cultural significance behind each dish. The episode celebrates the soulful experience of Kerala's cuisine, making every Keralite feel a deep connection to their roots through the lens of this remarkable showcase of our food culture."

[bravokarthik]

I'm a Hindu and I eat Beef and pork and all exotic meats ❤

[ytywufm]

Beef and pork are consumed in certain parts of South India and North-East India... it's a really diverse country

[gregmcmullen]

I want a Messy Burger and I WANT IT NOW ! (in my best Veruca Salt voice) The foods all looked terrific. Thanks Sonny !

[amitrawat]

Does anyone else find that music playing whenever the dish is ready irritating? So annoying

[jaigychacko]

Kerala cuisine is one of the most diverse ones in the worl and one of the best.. beef . Pork and and you name it ❤❤

[kartinosurodipo]

I have been visited Bengalore in 2021. Usually people eat veggies only at manufacturing cafetaria during lunch. But at hotel and restaurant or cafe we can order steak cow meat. It seems just a normal menu, no restriction at all. Foods there are so delicious.

[ratheeshv]

Hey you missed duck.... duck mappas is a delicacy in Kerala...also the food capital of Kerala is Calicut ...you must visit that place

[RobertaBehnke]

The ribs and messy burger were my favorites!

[leonprince]

I'll buy a pan of those beef rolls & share them with my friends.

[natarajanshanker]

Not only Kerala. An area called Dasmakhan in Chennai is called the "Land of beef".

[ashishphilipthomas]

A guy who is from Kochi Kerala Grill Lab has been my therapist for the past few years their hot chocolate is a must try

[melo-uo]

No need to bring the North Indian controversies everytime you introduce a new dish bro.. just chill.. we southern indians NEVER think about the beef controversies while ordering beef 🍖

[vishnunarayan]

According to the 2011 India Census, Kerala is home to approximately 4, 500 Jains.
Primitive Perceptions: To our Western friends, let’s break stereotypes. India isn’t a land of primitive practices. We don’t sacrifice people for arbitrary reasons. Our legal system, like any other democracy, upholds justice.
Painting with a Broad Brush: Media narratives sometimes cast India in extreme hues. But remember, every nation has its share of bullies and heroes. We’re no exception.
Culinary Kaleidoscope: Our taste buds dance to diverse rhythms. From spicy Rajasthan curries to fragrant Gujarati dhoklas, and the soulful flavors of Kashmiri wazwan, our palates celebrate variety. Yet, we find common ground—perhaps over a plate of crispy dosa or a steaming cup of chai.
As we sip our chai, let’s remember that India isn’t a monolith. It’s a mosaic—a beautiful chaos where Jains, Hindus, Muslims, Christians, and others coexist. So, next time you think of India, envision a vibrant canvas, not a stereotype.

[sravonshaji]

ആരാടാ ആ ചാവാൻ കിടക്കുമ്പോ ഉള്ള ബിജിഎം ഇട്ടേ 😤