Biggest problem in 🇮🇳India🇮🇳😅 #indianfood #travel #india

Basically we're 8 years down the line and I still can't stop eating this dang yummy food😮‍💨🤌🏻 And yup I eat ice cream too! But only from reputed places, so here's the drill on how to eat everything yummy on your India trip and never get sick (i got sick from the food maybe 3-4 times total across all these years🙏):

1 ONLY eat at crowded places where Indians are also eating. I see first time tourists on Reddit posting threads on "being careful" and ending up in empty restaurants, with questionable food. That's not being safe! The food turnover in these restaurants, and hence the risk of something going bad, is way higher than even a crowded street food vendor. Always look for the crowds and the food will be fresh for sure.

2 Go vegetarian. Not from an activist pov but simply because most people who get sick, end up getting sick from meat dishes. I'm vegetarian anyways, but I do think this is one of the main reasons why I rarely got sick from the food.

3 Wash your hands, and use desinfectant right before you start eating. The amount of touching random stuff while travelling is way more than being at home. I know for sure I got sick at least twice because I simply didn't desinfect my hands before eating. Also keeping your nails short because of this reason is highly recommended, especially because a lot of Indian food is eaten with your hands.

4 Stick mostly to cooked HOT food. Yoghurt and bread are usually fine as "cold" foods, but salads or raw veggies would be a no go. Personally I'm not a salad person anyways, but if you are I'd only recommend it at 5* hotels (when the buffet is freshly served!) or if you're at a friends home and can see how it's prepared.

5 I eat PLENTY of ice cream, but only from big supermarkets/malls (because they can maintain continuous electricity and hence the ice cream doesn't melt into a pool of bacteria), or specialty shops like the classic Corner House In Bengaluru (must try!).

Any doubts? Check out my YouTube channel with 1000's of videos on my travels and life in India. It's linked in bio!

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[Vedic]

The biggest problem actually was to choose what not to eat

[UshaUsha-regu]

She's the only foreigner (not anymore) vlogger who can pronounce "gulab jamun" correctly 😂

[vishalmihai]

Definitely!
When I start eating I can't stop, and before I know it I get into a food coma.😂😭😭

[bhagyaraj]

Miss in india u can enjoy different foods and different cultures and different beautiful locations😊

[jamjamg]

@Ivana perkovic, Suddenly I saw u on you tube. I've been following u for some months recently.
This music is nice, funny.
What's this music ?
Where did u get this ?
It's like Tom & Jerry's & u are the Tom or Jerry devouring !!! 👌👍😊

[kaustubhdeshmukh]

Biggest problem is "sometimes spicy food burns toilet paper next morning. " 😂😂😂

[PRAKASH-cmvo]

Our India's Daughter in law!
IVANA! A Woman with all the blessings!
❤️❤️❤️

[bojanapavlovic]

World tragedy: I cannot choose between so many tasty dishes! Thank you for that little portion of "razbibriga" for the day😊

[B.-rgms]

But choosing only one dish among soooo many wonderful dishes turned out to be a killer😂😂Seriously, never ask me to pick only one indian dish. ❤❤

[bipinrana]

Love you daughter.
Now ur indian by heart ❤ 💙 💜 💖 💗 💘 ❤ 💙.
God bless you both and all ur family

[raptorgaming]

The traffic was the biggest problem at 1st for you😂😂😂

[stavanparikh]

Am an architect from Ahmedabad, working as a project architect in Bangalore since 17 months. Would like to meet you some day. We can hv. a talk on architecture designs and yr perceptive of designs when viewing it in the Netherlands vs India. 🙂

[carol-annebird]

Ha ha, funny what we perceive will be our biggest problem. Even though I know a huge number of people speak English, if I was to move to India I would have imagined my biggest problem would have been my lack of language skills

[Abhi]

Actually safety used to be the biggest issue but things are changing but I can't say everything is good now because every society have an evil

[VigneshVicky-lfsq]

Have a sfe bovanage sister and be careful onwards a passenger board.... ❤ on train station sister because no one's can't believe while hve to scam or say's something but you'll never let away an emotion them sister let's carry yourself prospective things on a kind request

[AGR]

The problem why European feel stomach ache in India is they consume hot food and cold food together which is not the correct way to it, if done so, it may cause belly problem, both should be eaten with some time gap. Most people don't know this fact.

[Just_forfun]

Too much hot chilli pepper 🌶 is the biggest problem in the food. 😂 still difficult to contain from eating is even a bigger problem when so many varieties of delicious food is available.

[jokesindia]

❤If u r living in india for last 5 years then Make Video n vlogs in HINDI LANGUAGE ❤😂

[makeworldbeautiful]

Of course! Women have extra concerns in India for their safety.

[rahulsingh]

Its a delicious problem in india hahaha and i appreciate you