THE MOST POPULAR FOOD IN THE UK?!?

Today, Gabie joins us for a jolly appreciation of England's most popular dish - the Indian curry!

Huge thanks to everyone involved in the creation of this video:
Written and Directed by Josh and Ollie
Producer/Editor: Grace Park
Producer/Editor: Hyemin Lim
Technical Director/Editor: Mike Kim
Translator: Dongjun Lim

[kathryn]

When Josh and Gabbie were trying to coax Ollie to remember the word jjajangmyeon to me it looked liked parents trying to teach their child words 😆

[fadlya.rahman]

In US "Let's order a Chinese takeout"
In UK "Let's order a Indian takeout"

[sita]

Resident Indian fan here to clarify... The reason the same food tastes different can also be because of the recipe. India is VERY regionally diverse and so the same dish can taste different every few kilometres. Another interesting thing that I noticed here is that these dishes had coconut in them to mute the spice... Coconut is common in south Indian dishes and what you had were all north Indian dishes so that's something unique too...

[machupeechu]

“The representative English dish is a type of Indian curry.”
That sentence carries a lot of weight.

[jacobwong]

“It’s a pacifist curry.” So many Ollie gems just fly under the radar 😂

[TheCheekyDNA]

As an Indian, I am shoookethh ! 🤯🤯🤯
British people eating Indian food regularly is brand new information!
How I wish you guys come to India and we could host you ♥️♥️♥️

[TheBigfeeet]

Gabi is really a pro when it comes to food, did all the closeups so we audiences can see how the food really looks!!!

[nainaarora]

As an Indian from India...I'm not sure how I should feel... it's a very weird kind of cultural shock

[EmperorSmith]

Legend has it, an english customer was served a chicken tikka, and then found it too dry, and asked the chef for some gravy. The chef improvised with a tomatoey garam masala sauce - and the Chicken Tikka Masala was born.

[hazelcloud]

"You get an Indian takeaway as a family. That's like a tradition." I'm so confused and shocked right now, I had no idea 😂 Never have I ever heard something like that as an Indian. But I love it! I absolutely love it when cultures meet!! Good job guys!

[rthvtdg]

올리가 짜장면 말하게 유도하는 조가비 부부 너무 귀여워욬ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 올리가 짜장면 말할때 저도 기뻐서 환호했어욬ㅋㅋㅌㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[sharanyashastri]

English people grow up eating Indian food???




WE HAVE

[Mazlina-rpbe]

I want to see them eat indian food in india.

[jazzydharma]

I'm an Indian who's British and trust me English Indian food is completely different to actual Indian food u should try real Indian food and see how u like it 😂💜

[kesang]

im feeling very uneasy watching them eating rice using forks instead of spoon and 'spooning' the gravy using the forks, but its amusing in the same time XD

[ashipper]

This is exactly the same as Chinese food is in the US. It's very different from actual Chinese food and Americans eat it all the time.

[andiamirahfuadiah]

Watching this reminds me of my postgrad life in UK. Indian takeaway is a life-safer for students under deadlines. I used to order sweet naan, coke, chicken tikka masala/fried chicken and fries from Just Eat. 😂

[rosieliem_]

The way ollie narrates how curries in england are like individuals in soccer team (with the "ala" euro cup background sfx) and the way his sounds play along the sfx are just totally funny and spot on 😂😂😂😂

[kaylaisnotstudyingtoday]

I greatly appreciate when Jolly explained how korean 짜장면 tastes differently from the one in China, they used “koreanized” and “created” instead of 짜장면 being “invented” in Korea”. Thanks for respecting the originality of the food and the culture. You guys are always humble and respectful! Look forward to watching more of amazing videos!

[zzz]

2:11 밥 주냐고 물어보고 준 다음에 조쉬는 더 필요없나 살펴보다가 조금 남은 거 본인 그릇에 탈탈 털어넣기... 졸귀...