Food Road Trip in Northern PAKISTAN

I'm en route to Hunza Valley. It'll be a long journey and we're going to get hungry along the way, let's eat! (DAY 1)

My parents immigrated to Canada from Pakistan in the 80s. I was born and raised in Toronto where my mother fed me Pakistani dishes each and every day. I always wondered, how good is the cuisine from Pakistan in comparison to what I grew up eating?

I can't wait to share this trip with ya'll. More episodes of each city will be uploaded soon. Stay tuned.

0:00 Intro
0:10 Anda Paratha and Chai
1:06 Chapli Kabob
4:05 Chicken Karahi
6:26 Naan
7:19 Malai Boti
8:20 B-Roll Shots

RECIPES on my Discord:

GULLY MERCH:

TikTok: @GoldenGully

Join me on Twitch, streaming every night:

Instagram: @Golden.Gully

Twitter: @Gully_Golden

Much love to Falcon Adventure for assisting me on this epic food journey!

Music scored by AWOL Productions.

[mrtzak]

I'd honestly watch a 10-part series of your trips to Pakistan and all the different kinds of foods, no questions asked.

[dbest]

IM SO EXCITED FOR THIS SERIES!! As a white American who grew up in the suburbs and didn’t have much exposure to Asian cuisine (other than a little bit of Korean), I’ve recently become fascinated with other cuisines and I’m excited to learn new things!

[DavidMFBowie]

I absolutely love this. Pakistan really needs exposure like this. My absolute favorite place to be.

[andythames]

You mentioned Friday prayer. I was always afraid to ask you, but are muslim? I am a muslim too, although I converted after I read the Quran. It truly was the best decision of my life.

[nayg]

I never realised Pakistan is this much beautiful. We want more of these long form videos. Honestly those hills, places are so beautiful.

[CAK]

''ROAD IS HILLY
DON'T BE SILLY''
Legendary road

[Justaperson-]

Great episode! I can’t wait for future videos in this series. I live in the US but when I went to Pakistan last year (I’m Pakistani btw), it was amazing. It was an entirely different vibe and I think the food is the best thing there. It was the best food/cuisine I’ve had in my life (it was more delicious than what we make at home).

[mrtzak]

This is so good! Thank you for sharing, GoldenGully. This was absolutely fantastic!
This makes me reminiscent of home and all the foods I'm missing out on.

[MrTraveller.]

Amazing cultural & Culinary Video of Pakistan 🇵🇰 thanks bro, cheers from a Canadian in Taiwan 🇹🇼

[har_oun]

Pakistan is a beautiful country and the food looks amazing, i was waiting for the series for weeks and it looks promising. Keep the good work Bilal !

[hamnakhalid]

As a Pakistani, seeing this fills me with so much joy 😭 i love how much effort you put into speaking urdu C:

[ANaeem-cieh]

As an Indian, it is my dream to visit the beautiful Hunza Valley and also the birth place of my grandfather - Mardan KPK. My father wishes to meet his uncles and other family one day. I hope it happens in nearby future.
I've been to Srinagar and this video brings back all those memories. ...Kashmir is beautiful ... ❤❤❤
Great video Golden Gully 💯

[Steamed]

Man this vid had me grinning ear to ear. I’m visiting my home country this summer after having not been back for 4 years due to covid and whatnot. So glad you are having tons of fun!

[RohanKumar-vumm]

I'm an Indian living in Canada, but after watching this I seriously want to visit Pakistan and experience the hospitality, I would love speaking to the locals and taste the cuisine.

[ExquisuiteBurgerConsumer]

I've been clueless to just how stunning the lands are there, seriously such a beautiful place, the food looks mouth watering too, new place on the bucket list for sure

[LillyPlans]

Finally that most awaited series is here

[ataahmadi]

*oh boy Can't wait for a Pakistan kulfi!!!*

[MStruck]

Can’t wait for episode 2 man! Really love the formatting of this video, this was definitely worth the wait

[mithooladley]

I really hope this is trending number 1 in Pakistan and Canada right now.

[culprit]

I can’t wait to see the Hunza video, that’s where I’m going on my next trip to Pakistan. I’m a Sikh and mom’s side is from Peshawar before partition. Last year we became the first in the family to visit Pakistan since the 1940s. It was amazing! Everyone was so incredibly nice to us and treated us like family. We’re vegetarian, which limited our street food options to chaat, so I’ll have to live vicariously through you. Anyway, enjoy the trip, it’s totally worth it!