Glad Alfonso is getting priceless education, exposure to world cultures. He'll grow up to be a good world citizen, a bridge among people, promoting harmony among cultures.
Its Alphonso season in India and what time could be better for little Alfonso to visit !? Gorge on mangoes ❤ …. Ok 1st tip..don’t eat samosas from random shops, buy it only from the “sweet shops” ….tip#2 …don’t order food online or buy takeaway packed food unless u must..always eat hot and fresh cause thats when u eat real alive fresh Indian food… tip#3…try to eat at an indian home…thats the real thingie, and don’t worry its not at all hard to get invited into an Indian home…very happy to see u r enjoying everything so far…and do try the classic north indian punjabi cuisine, the mughlai cuisine and tibetan cuisine…nowhere else in the world will you get the standard you will get in delhi, so don’t miss those….happy days ahead ❤😊
My suggestion to you…Take a food tour to old delhi for Punjabi and Mughlai…Sarvana Bhawan restaurant for Dosas and Majnu Ka Tila for Tibetan….and Majnu ka Tila is a must do for many reasons 😊
You can ask to sit on seat reserved for Women. Atleast use seat for Little Alfonso. Don't Let him stand always, We feel sad to see him standing in rush. Anyone wl give Little Alfonso Seat Anyway.
You have a correct information. Eat paan after eating all the food. That leaf is good for digestion. Leaf is bitter itself, they make it taste better by adding diffrent things. Sometimes people have it as a mouth freshener.
Jessica speaks so well. Seems knowledgeable. Pronounce well too. Pleasant to watch someone who is for the first time in India and not doing silly things to gain views. You remind me of Kara. Best wishes. 😊
Hello .. welcome to india ... Friendly suggestion .. keep your vlog as raw as possible .. that connects indian Audience .. no overacting no fake emotions ... audience detect thse things very easily ..
Hey Jessica... welcome to India first of all..we love the way you are exploring more of local side of India..I recommend you to please visit famous local food joints with a local person to get the authentic and best experience with Indian delicacies..Hope you enjoy your trip and explore as much as you can. Thank you for coming.🤗
How many moms in this world really enjoy life with her son in the other part of the earth. Salute to the ' Salsa ' spirit.😊 Would like to be like her one day. ❤
eating paan is a tradition after meal as a refreshner in many parts of India...... happy to see you enjoying foods in India ....as you are not used to in having spices so avoid too much of spices before your tummy says....yes you can do it now !!!!! ENJOY..❤
@@alfonsoandjessicawelcome to India hope you guys are doing good !!! Everything is good but be careful from pocket thefs and street looters . better to take help from Local person in any kind of help you required this comment is to get you safe in any country. LOVE From INDIA 🇮🇳 ♥️ 😊
@alfonsoandjessica yes cream roll is good but dnt eat much from local shops ( samosa and cream rolls ) .. haldirams is very good. Try indian home made food and good restaurants which has chain across india
Visit 7 Sister North East Indian States, Green & Rainy States : Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Meghalaya, Manipur, Mizoram, Nagaland, & Tripura. Less Explored States of India. Visit North Himalayan States also.
u guys are really cool not doing only the touristy thing but tasting and seeing India from a modern local perspective just keep doing what u are doing and very welcome to India ☺
I loooove your energy. It’s awesome you’re traveling and recording with your son. I love how you translate the costs of everything you spend from rupee to US dollars ❤
Visit 1st ever Mall of Chandni Chowk in Old Delhi - Omaxe Mall with retail space & food courts.. 1st attempt to change old delhi food courts.. with modern outlook..
I love you try many new things with the culture we have like eating with hand and please take care of yourself and if you can get alphanso variety of mango you should try it. We have huge variety of mango here in India if you can you should try them
It's good to see you try different local foods in Indian streets. Have a good time and enjoy your stay in India. Have fun and good memories for lifetime.
It's the one thing I was worried about like every other western tourist, I hoped you guys won't go for the 'how cheap' gimmicks. Please visit bit upscale hygienic places with fssai license when you have that option so that you don't have to crib about getting sick later 😔 Try Khan Market instead if you are still in Delhi. Unlike many countries India has the options to cater to varied strata of people but that doesn't mean you have to go with the cheapest options and showcase that :3
I n Our mumbai u should try Bombay duck fry fish bombil fry, suramayi Fry thali, chicken lollypop, pani puri, shev puri,Bhel, vada pav,Samosa pav, onian bhaji pav, Aaloo patis, mumbai sandwitch, Chicken biryani, sardar pav bhaji,Sabudana vada, Puran poli, Crab fry masala, Prawns masala fry, Idli medu vada sambar, masala dosa, Veg manchurian, Maal puhaa, misal pav, Zunka bhakar, ice gola, faluda, Jalebi, gulab jamun and lost off food ❤ love from mumbai sister welcome to mumbai
Hello Jessica, Alfonso and Alfonso, I have followed all your food videos for almost a year or more. We are happy that you like Indian food and delicacies. You truly have developed a very good knowledge of Indian cuisine. Your videos are very interesting and very well presented by you and Alfonso senior with good presentation and music They give us an idea of how Indian restaurants operate in your country. It is very good all three of you made it to India. Welcome to India, New Delhi and Mumbai. I just want to bring to your notice one major unintentional mistake or lapse that happens when food lovers and bloggers visit Mumbai. Mumbai is the Capital of a Western Indian State called Maharashtra. The local language spoken here is Marathi and the culture of this state is called Maharashtrian Culture. Maharashtrian Culture has its own Maharashtrian Food Culture which is very unique and popular by itself and has exciting sub - Maharashtrian food cultures like Malvani Food ( coastal cuisine from Malvan), Varhadi Food from Vidarbha region of Maharashtra ( East Maharashtra), Kolhapuri spicy non veg food from Kolhapur ( South Maharashtra) , Puneri Brahmin food from Pune ( Central Maharashtra) ( vegetarian and less spicy food ) had on pious and festive occasions, Mumbai city ( West Maharashtra) culture food like Batata Wada, Vada Pav, Panipuri , Sev Batata puri, Pav Bhaji, Masala Dosa, Idli Sambar etc, Maharashtrian, Punjabi , South Indian, Gujarati restaurant foods etc. But what we have seen is most food bloggers miss all the above by and large and end up on Muhammad Ali rood because it is close to their hotels. In the process they eat food which is not the culture and home food of 95% people or Maharashtra but a limited food choice of a small percentage of population. Nothing wrong with it, but almost 95% food bloggers who come all the way from USA, Canada, Europe, Australia, Japan, Korea etc miss the real Maharashtrian food ( both vegetarian and non vegetarian) by limiting their good tour to South Mumbai or the two beaches of Girgaum Chowpatty and Juhu Chowpatty. My request to all three of you is visit Central Mumbai ( Dadar and Shivaji Park) and if possible Thane ( North of Mumbai ) and visit authentic Maharashtrian restaurants like Prakash and Aswaad at Shivaji Park ( Central Mumbai), Panshikar ( at both Dadar ( Central Mumbai ) and Girgaum ( South Mumbai). You can ask your local guides to take you to local Maharashtrian restaurants and Malvani ( which is dialect of Marathi) SeaFood joints in Mumbai and Thane. There is more to Maharashtrian Food than Mumbai Street Food ( which also is Maharashtrian Food by the way). You may like to visit Metkut in Thane, just north of Mumbai for variety of Authentic Maharashtrian food from all regions of Maharashtra. Looking forward to your Mumbai visit soon. All the Best to both the Alfonso’s and to you.
Love watching your videos. Keep enjoying but keep yourself hydrated as its very hot in India. Do visit hauz khas deer park. And Rajinder dhaba in safdurjung enclave for some delicious chicken satay.
Must go to - Goa, kerala, Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, Andaman and Nicobar, Rishikesh, Leh and Laddakh. India is so huge and diverse. Delhi is not for tourists
@@alfonsoandjessica your husband don't like Indian food??? If he does why don't you let him react to some of the dishes here, you are all in India for the first time. Since you and Alphonso already reacting, we want him to react as well, would be nice. Just a request. 😊
Hey Jessica, waiting for you to come down to mumbai. Come to Bandra ….. there are lovely places here in mumbai and Bandra as well. You should come around here …… I really like the way you enjoy Indian food … there’s so so much you have yet to eat. Gujrati cuisine and Maharashtrian cuisine and the Goan cuisine Rajasthani food and the typical Bandra food! So so much you yet have to explore…… enjoy your journey in India and happy eating!❤
