US vs India KFC | Food Wars | Food Insider

From exclusive items to portion sizes, we wanted to find all the differences between KFC in the US and India. This, is Food Wars.

0:00 - 0:11 Intro
0:11 - 05:02 Portion Sizes
05:02- 19:11 Exclusives
19:11 - 20:47 Price
20:47 - 24:02 Ingredients

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US vs India KFC | Food Wars | Food Insider

[lavendertownsyndrome]

Fun fact: no two biryani's from any two restaurant tastes the same. That variation is very very very significant. Like sometimes the cheaper options at street side hotels is way tastier than that of high class 5stat restaurants. Also every part of india has there own styles of biryani in which the south>west>north part of em is the taste order(spicier too). If theres anything that we indians cant tell enough off, yet theres always even more to say its our food and culture. For outsiders they might seem so stereotypical but in reality they are so complex and different that not any single stereotype can describe. Theres still so much to tell about biryani but idk where to start

[carsondycus]

I went to KFC in India and it was literally 100x better than ours

[bizzy]

For people wondering…
people in India and all across Asia. Eat and
Greet with there right hand because the left hand is used for wiping you’re bottom and taking of shoes etc 🥰

[RickyKejmusic]

There is some confusion on the crispy variant. KFC in India serve only the Extra Crispy chicken, and have discontinued the original recipe about 20 years ago. So what is served as Extra Crispy in USA is the "normal" fried chicken that we get in India. Over and above that we get the Red Hot variant, which is unavailable in USA. So it is quite odd that KFC in India does not even have the original secret herb recipe from the Colonel.

[narayani]

As someone who is following channels like BuzzFeed, tasty, food insider and many more channels who review food of India vs other countries, since 2017, I'll have to agree that i GENUINELY enjoyed this video. The editing, the humour, the variety, everything is just so indulging and fun to watch. Rather than your average countless food comparison videos which feel like they're all the same, this was refreshing to watch. Kudos! Looking forward to more of this content!!!

[anshh._.c]

Finally food insider too capitalizing on the huge Indian internet population. All these huge media co are aware of the content demand from India and want to attract Indians. just an observation, love food wars.

[KillerTacos]

Nikhil is freaking awesome! Can’t wait to see more of him

[Shashwat]

The open kitchen policy is wonderful! They show you everything...
They even have separate fryers for veg and non veg items (although I doubt it's strictly adhered to 😅)

[OriginalElysian]

The horrified Harry face @10:31 cracked me up. Props to the editing team, you guys consistently kill it with these little additions 😂

[kj]

Yess! I've been waiting for this for a long time 💜💜

[caffeinated]

I had lived in qatar, and I can say that it is 1000 times better than indian kfc. Even though india's kfc looks at a fair price it is not that much to have your stomach full. And why the hell is there no coleslaw in india.. its so amazing

[reyna]

I don’t know why i just spent 25 minutes watching this I’m vegetarian 😭👍🏼

[danielgeorge]

my man nikhil is what i have been waiting for in food wars

[prathammittal]

20:34 FACT CORRECTION REQUIRED: 2/3RD is a really large number. It's not 2/3rd but 2/30th part of India is under poverty line.

[bluedogtransportwa]

Wow Australia has a bigger chicken bucket than the US 😂

We have 1, 2, 3, 9, 15 and 21

[tschandler]

No ranch, no pickles. I love Joe but when are we going to get a Southerner on Food Wars?

[sso]

So interesting and funny 🤗 although I wish they showed them tasting each other’s dishes!

[dhirajkoli]

As soon as she showed biryani, the indian inside me shouted out "THATS NOT BIRYANI"

[Divya_SP]

The way Nikhil explained about varieties of vegans was hilarious 😂 😂

[Arcticanine]

16:40 Well, here we go. We don't eat with our left hand because it is considered to be bad omen.
(Infact I believe in some of our movies and such with horror/comedy genre, a ghost is typically shown to eat with their left hand)
That's all I can say, it probably has some deeper reference to our culture but I'm not that aware xD