6 Asians Try Each Other Noodle For the First time!! (India, Korea, Vietnam, China, Japan, Thailand) 

The Indian girl is so knowledgeable. She could identify all most all the dishes instantly and was really good at explaining the flavour profiles.

Love that India is included in an Asian panel. As an Asian American I often saw Indian people pushed out of Asian spaces. Everyone is so sweet!

The Japanese girl absolutely *_loved_* the Vietnamese Pho 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Bruh, the indian girl is amazing! She explains so nice, and knows so much, hats off

The chinese and Japanese are Speaking Korean... The Korean js speaking English 😂😂😅. Absolutely loveeeee it!

The Japanese girl loves what she’s doing and also respects other countries while also being 100% honest. Love her enthusiasm! ❤

Both Chinese and Japanese girls flawlessly converse like a native Korean and chemistry is building up. They vibin and they're my fav pair!

I love how respectful everyone was to each other. The girl at 1:39 giving a piece of meat to the other was really heartwarming, I would like to see more from this group!

Chinese here myself born and raised in India. Chow Mein is actually Chinese noodles from the Chinese Hakka population that migrated to India and have several china town settlements predominantly in kolkata, Mumbai. There are several of us that have found roots here and that's where the origin of the Chow Mein came about. Over the years because it gained popularity, it has become more indianized to add more spices and variations in general to make it more adaptable to indian taste by the Chinese restaurants but it is in fact a dish that immigrant Chinese folks introduced in India.

Calling Buldak instant noodles a national noodle dish of Korea is like calling Pop-Tarts a national breakfast dish of the United States 😂

The Japanese lady seems to have really good appetite! It's nice to see her enjoying all the different dishes!

That Japanese lady can be a legitimate food youtuber if she wanted to. Her reactions and her narration especially is very good and comforting. Maybe she already is? Anyone know if shes a content creator? She and the girl with her are good partners. Very pleasant.

I loved how Thai girl was so excited about chow mien coz she had it before. Yuki is always great at describing things, really appreciate her.

The way Mariko devours every dish is so wholesome. Love her. Actually the whole group is fly. More please!

I love how each woman is complimentary and open to try each cuisine. This was one of the most positive food try videos I've seen. Absolutely smiled the whole time.

The way the participants slip in and out of other languages yet they all still understand each other (because they also speak those languages) ... It's really the best part.

As an indian i can confirm that there are a lot of variety of chowmeins with a little different tastes

They're all so polite and welcoming to each other. I love that.

In india, pho and pad thai are gaining popularity, and I love them ♥️

these women are just drop dead gorgeous! : D I love seeing them all together from each of their countries and trying noodles from all the places. love!

i like how the japanese girl was so expressive, whenever she ate sum real good she smiled

am i the only indian who thought for indian noodles they are gonna pull out maggi?

The Indian girl Yuki always comes across as the most balanced and the smartest

I love how they all seem to have a great connection like the ones sitting together all seem like they should be friends

I love the chemistry between chinese and japananese.They look like food besties , haha. All of the dishes looks absolute delicious

These girls are the one i wanna be friends with ..... Literally respecting each an every country..... Amazing.....❤

Fun fact: Although Chow-Mein Is originally Chinese… you can easily Indian-ify it by using masala, traditional Indian vegetables, paneer, and sauces. (But there is also an Indian noodle dish called Thukpa, a sort of noodle soup with ginger, curry leaves, and other spice)

Thai lady is so sweet, she's so humble which is the character of Thai. ❤

I love that they actually tried them.. like it took more then one bite and talked about in detail.

I love that the Japanese lady was suffering from the heat of the Korean noodle, but didn't stop eating it. They all seem so nice.

The Chinese and Japanese are a whole vibe. Love how the Japanese girl is just enjoying the food and the Chinese girl is technical and explains the food. Honor mentions to the Korean girl speaking english.

I like how Jina was just taking a small bite of the Pad Thai but the other girls (especially Yuki from India) are just inhaling the Pad Thai 😂 they took a huge bite and didn't even stop to breathe 😂

They’re all so beautiful and they all ate so well 😂❤❤❤

I just love to see Mariko enjoyed and having big bites to every dishes.. I'm Indonesian and a foodie myself, I just love to explore by trying many types of food, been luckily enough to try all of this dishes

My favorite part is how excited Mariko got when she saw Yaki Udon, and the next scene is her just with a mouth full of noodles. lmao It all looked so good! I'm trying it as soon as I see it!

They did such a good job at pairing the countries together, each of the girls matched each other energy so well

What I love about this is they like all the kind of noodles. The fact that they could appreciate nuances of every cuisine is really beautiful.

Amazing how yuki is so knowledgable and knows about Every other dishes

I am so hungry right now. I'm also a little skeezed out because I left this playing while I went to the washroom, and I came back to find my sister's boyfriend watching this with his other friend and they were just kind of drooling over the pretty Asian girls slurping noodles and giggling sweetly.

These women are so so pretty and it's very soothing to watch them try these foods.

The only thing I don't like about these videos is that they make me hungry 😂 , good see Mariko , I like how the Thailand lady uses the noodles 😅, the Thailand and China food seems delicious 😋

Wow. All these ladies are sooooooo freaking beautiful. And they have just respectful and chill vibes. I love how Miss Japanes talks with her mouth full lol so cute.

The thai girl passed the vibes man..... I would definitely enjoy going on food trips with her

This is what we need in today's world. More respect towards each other. I am glad indian noodles were well liked by others. All dishes looked awesome!! My favourite by far is pad thai ❤

I love the indian gurl... She's soo pretty and has so much knowledge of the foods.

The Japanese girl is absolutely adorable! No self-consciousness at all.

As a Chinese person, my turncoat vote goes to the Vietnamese noodles. I like how they really bring out the natural flavors and textures of the fresh ingredients rather than rely on too many gimmicky sauces and seasonings.

The chinese girl is so pretty. And the indian girl was so sweet and intelligent

Pad Thai, Pho, and buldak noodles are part of my everyday life lol. I eat them all weekly. I’m super interested in trying the Indian chow mein!

A delicious traditional South Indian noodle dish to try would be idiyappam! They are delicious steamed rice noodles usually served with curries (like fish or egg), a vegetable stew with coconut milk, or with freshly shaved coconut and palm sugar! I hope you could feature it sometime in the future :)

As an Indian, I’m so proud of the girl for using the Chop sticks so well and her overall knowledge!!

I like how everyone always looks so elegant while eating pho though. Since the noodle itself has a very delicate appearance (white in color and clear broth) and also very light taste, you can't help but eat it delicately.

I’m Indonesian, I’m familiar with _phở, pad thai, zhajiangmian, yaki udon_ and also _buldak_ but I’ve never tried the Indian version of _chow mien_ 👀 Among the noodles that I’m familiar with, I would probably choose _pad thai_ as my favorite. Probably because it has a flavor that’s more similar to Indonesian noodle dishes.

Indian girl looks like legendary Bollywood actress Rekha

Thank you, Jina, Mariko Jenny Yuki Wenwen, Biz and World friends for sharing this video about ladies trying each other's noodles for the first time and i look forward to trying Pad Thai from Thailand Chow Mien from India Pho from Vietnam Buldak from Korea and Zhanjiangmian from China

We have Semia Uppama too.. Thats another indian noodle dish but very short noodles.. It will have a very different flavour and texture compared to most Asian noodles

Love each and every one of these sweet and lovely girls. They're so knowledgeable and kind.

I love the Thailand girl's personality haha

i am from beijing, where zha jiang mian originates from. jajanmyeon is the korean romanization, chinese people would romanize it as zha jiang mian. we do not put soy sauce in it. a lot of oil, yes, but no soy sauce. the saltiness comes from the salted soybean curd that we refry. in a way it's kind of like refried bean noodles.

No make up, no plastic surgery, so natural !

The japanese n chinese speaking korean and the korean speaking english 😅😅😅 so wholesome

Chow mein is the best of the two world. It was brought in by the Chinese immigrants during colonial times. It was a hit ever since. The flavors and ingredients have been indianised but at its root its still Chinese.

This was so nice and sweet to watch. They were all so respectful

Giggling at their responses to the spicy one. Really fun watch. Very interesting. I like that they were very positive. Not judgy. Just happy to try good food. Very lovely.

I was waiting for Indian Hakka noodles...great video. I've had them all except for the Chinese Jjajangmyeon. I also only had the Korean version.

I love how everyone is excepted in this video and the fact that India is having peace in is just wholesome❤😊

Love the Chinese-Japanese tandem who casually speaks in Korean 😊 The Japanese one sure loves food 💕

The dishes all looked amazing (and the girls were adorable). Not sure if it's authentic Thai or Americanized, but my favorite Thai noodle dish is Pad See Ew - with vegetables, egg and flavored with soy sauce and sweet soy sauce (an underappreciated ingredient in the US). Would have like to have seen a Filipino Pancit Bihon as well.

My country Guatemala 🇬🇹 also has their version of Chow Mein (although I thought it was chinese and many chinese restaurants sells them). In my country it is egg noodles, we fry the vegetables that would be carrot, red pepper, onion, chayote, snow pea 🫛, we can put beef, shrimp and chicken, together or separate. The noodles are fried with the vegetables and soy sauce

Beautiful ladies, great food. Loved this video. Super respectful to other cultural foods.❤

When she said I love pad Thai but chow mein is the best I was like ladki ne dil jit liya vo hoo!

Good to see India also in this. Indian noodles which are known as Indo-Chinese noodles are very popular here in India and loved by people

Oh my gosh this was so entertaining! I’m from America but I really like Asian food and it was cool learning all the different noodles that are out there

Oh why did I watch this?!!! 😭😭😭 With no food in my fridge... I guess I will have to go to some Asian restaurant tomorrow 😂

i like the japanese one doesnt care how she looks, she is just here for the food to stuff her face, what a queen

Watching this makes me super hungry. But what I find hilarious yet happy is that they all make the same mmmm sound when eating the noodles. I grew up thinking it was only a Korean thing.

Im suprised they didnt pick japchae for the korean dish (is it considered more of a banchan thing? idk) but this was so super cute and wholesome to watch! 🥰

These girls are the kind of people I like to watch food tasting. They are civilized and well educated, they eagerly try everything and don't complain in a rude way.

i love how they share cultures already like most of the girls had tried them before also they are really pretty x

I live in the American Upper Midwest. We have a large Hmong population. Since they are a people without a country of their own, their food reflects that. When you eat at their restaurants, you definitely see both Vietnamese and Thai influences. If you ever get a chance to eat Hmong food I highly suggest you take the opportunity.

China and Japan are so adorable! Japan is so cute! Her reaction to every noodle lol made me giggle.

>putting the Chinese and Japanese together BOLD MOVE

I am impressed that the girls really eat The food. And they are all so sweet

As a viet, pho is one of my top comfort foods. I love it. A lot of ppl actually adds Hoison sauce and sometimes sriracha. Although some ppl puts it on the side, others put it directly in their pho. It’s delicious.

I was expecting fried Maggi noodles for India 😂

2:08 why the Chinese girl and the Japanese girl talked in Korean?😂

The Indian girl melted my heart when she put some meat on the other girl's plate for some reason. ♥

Vietnamese is so distinctive and so naturally pretty

The Indian Chow Mein surprised me the most, 'cos I wouldn't immediately associate India with noodle dishes. I'll be trying that now.

That Japanese girl is GRUBBIN!!! She knows how to enjoy her food! 💖💖💖💖 These girls are making me hungry!! 😂😂

Love how the Japanese lady eats, I am salivating.

As a half-Vietnamese, I find it disturbing watching them eat Pho from a plate. Because the main thing about Pho is the broth. It takes hours sometimes even over a day to make the broth yet they’re eating it from a plate 🤦🏻‍♀️ And what's with the Vietnamese girl not pointing out that's not the right way to eat it?

if only everyone could make peace and just share eachothers food like these girl, the world would be so great

Love how Mariko just keeps eating, that’s my girl right there

They all looks so super good

I think it's gonna be More Exciting IF the westerners are the ones who do the Tasting on asian noodles, And let the asians try the westerner's unique food(aside from burger and pizza)

most authentic indian noodles i can think of is - semui payasam. 😑 chowmein is just half chinese. anyways, we sometimes eat it with chili sauce and mustard sauce (kasundi) as well. tastes so spicy and tangyy. 😋

Thank you for having me ❤

Aww… I Love This Channel. These Ladies Are Beautiful, They Are So Good, Respectful And Lovely! Shall Love To See More Asian Ethnicities Coming Together With Food! This Is Heartwarming Video. ❤🙏🏽

the thai girl is stunning!!! ❤