Our first time eating Indian food in Miami!! Indian food reaction 

What do you guys think of our new camera?? Could you tell a difference??

Some reason be it naive , genuine these two are so refreshing. They don’t do anything extra/drama. Simpleness has its own charm. 👍👍

Waiting for your collab with David. Guys, he is the best person to teach you all about Indian food. Make the most of it.

You guys keep it simple... No background music, no drama, no unnecessary sounds of fake enjoyment. Simplicity has its own charm... 😘🥰😘

Pootharekulu is one of the most famous deserts in our area. It's my favourite always. Hope you enjoyed the food. Great reaction as always.

13:25 called putharekulu😂 South India andhrapradesh special, place called atthreyapuram

If you are coming to India...please visit Andhra Pradesh...❤️ From South India...pootharekulu are from Athreyapuram..a village in Andhra Pradesh.

These paper thin roll dessert is very famous dessert of Andhra Pradesh known as "Pootha rekhulu", basically translated to paper crepes. It's very fascinating how these are made A very thin crepe like thing is made with rice batter. An earthen pot turned upside down is placed on fire and the thin batter is applied on the pot with a cloth dipped in the batter. Locally if you get to try these in Andhra Pradesh, you might get to taste different varieties in this dessert with stuffing of ghee, dry fruits,jaggery etc. The freshly made ones are just little bundles of goodness that melts in your mouth. Hope you get to try some one day, and I think you guys might love kerela based curries/gravies as they are popularly known for coconut based fish/shrimp dishes and have a tangy twist to them. Keep exploring, as always lovely videos.

The video quality has improved. The new camera is great!

Yes there is a mango shrimp curry, especially when you go the costal regions of India, you could find similar ones. In my state we cook shrimps and other sea foods with raw mango as well along with coconut milk.

It's 8 am in India, I just wake up & watching ur vedio 😅😅😅.

mirch / mirchi = chilli. the one you ate is hari mirchi = green chilli [ hari means green ] tikka is always boneless. be it fish or mutton or chicken. besides chicken samosa, minced mutton samosas are also available here. crabs, prawns and shrimps are abundantly available in southern india as it has water on both sides. for Pootharekulu, u need Pootharekulu Sheets which are not easily available everywhere. The restaurant must have imported them from india. indian cuisine is very diverse as it changes from state to state. Every state has a different style of cooking food and the dishes are unique to their state. Even the oil is different. Mustard oil is used in the north of India, groundnut oil in the west and coconut oil in the south.

First, the video quality is awesome! Chad, I agree with your love of sweet and savory. And finally, while in Miami, I hope you tried some Cuban food like medinoche, vieja ropa, and mango ceviche. I just love you guys!!!

As always awesome 👌 As Always lot's of love and respect from India 🇮🇳♥

Both of you describe food amazingly well.10 on 10.

That dessert Poothreku is something many Indians , including myself , are seeing for the first time 😆😆 I never heard of it before and probably most of your subscribers didn't either Shows you the diversity of the country 🇮🇳 and we keep discovering

Yes I had it from my friend he is from andhrapradesh it's state from India

Mango curries are mostly west coastal cuisines here in India. You will definitely find a lot of vegetarians cooking their lentils and coconut based curries with ripe and raw mangoes in them. This is because these people grow their own fruit and vegetables in their own gardens. So they just pluck fresh ones everyday and make all sorts of sweet and savory dishes with mangoes. You will be amazed at what these people can cook with just a couple of mangoes or any fruit for the matter.

Your marriage should stay for 100 healthy, happy and foodie years.....

Just watching you lovely couple makes our day. You both are so lively and happy. Lots of love from India!

Always I Love your reviews, because it's pure genuine and sincere one. Good job guys may God bless your family 💖 from india 👍

Puthrekulu is from the Telugu states and we make it with sugar or jaggery now we have been updating our flavors so if you plan on exploring we have options!

Joy,,,,you are true indian food,

The cotton candy type desert you had, it’s a Telugu delicacy poothrekulu. It’s a combo of peanut and jaggery with rice flour. It’s from the state of Andhra Pradesh, superb dessert

1.Gooday biscuits 2. Dark fantasy(sunfeast) 3.Aloo Bhujia(haldirams) 4. Leman bhel(haldirams) 5.Dairy milk cadbury 6.Kachori(haldirams) 7.Tamrind scoop 8.Moongdal(Balaji or haldirams) 9. Rings 10.Appy 11.Kissme candys (parle) 12.Mango bite candys 13. Frooti 14.Bingo Triangles 15.Farali Chewda(Balaji or Haldirams) This are some more my favourite snacks for you should enjoy. 😊😊😊😊😊

WOw Back in Miami with Dave nice... Cheers, Pradeep Rajkumar. Pollachi,Tamilnadu.

This is mango season in India right now. There are over a thousand varieties of mango. Some are for eating out of hand, some are for juicing (it's best to squeeze and roll those mangoes until everything but the seed turns liquid inside the leathery skin. Then, you puncture the skin with one of your canine teeth and suck out all the juice). There are mangoes that are for cooking, mangoes for pickling, etc. Even in Miami it must be tough to find all of the proper varieties at their required levels of ripeness or green-ness for dishes. But, often substitution leads to positive surprises, so there's that. :)

You guys are amazing.. yes Putharekulu is famous from Coastal Andhra ...it was hidden for very long time , it is coming out to rest of the world now..

In some South Indian fish or shrimp curry, we use raw mango. Adds a tangy flavor and tastes delicious. There's also a ripe mango curry that is eaten with nothing but pureed mangoes and spices. But it's too sweet for my liking.

Now you got why India is GREAT.

Some very strong south indian and North Indian dishes

Once u started ur channel name with 'India', then you are guaranteed with Millions of subscribers within 2years for sure 👌🏼👌🏼

Yes, we do make mango shrimp...it is really tasty....we add raw mangoes to many of our recipies.

Thanks for liking indian food and u both r good from heart i like it God bless both of u

Indian curries are always to be had with bread or rice. They are made like that only. Bread and rice balances the spices and adds texture and earthiness to the palate.

Hi, video quality is excellent. Enjoy indian food.

Love from Andhra Pradesh , South of India.

Congratulations for 13k subscribers ❤ Both of you should have been born in India. 🙂

YOU GUYS ARE THE BEST ! always waiting for your next videos

Wow. Everything on that menu was unique to me. Great find Chad!

Yes there is a receipee of shrimp with raw mango. It's amazing

Love from India ❤❤

Love love love love love pure awesome video ☺️😍🤩🤩🤩 we need close-ups of that food every time you eat it

I thought you guys were going to Mexico first, but you went to Miami instead and without me! 😢Unique dishes though, I am driving down tomorrow! 😁

My take - Samosas basically have vegetable stuffing, but here it has butter chicken filling. Looks like an improvised samosa. Not a regular item in India (as far as my knowledge goes)

Superb ....mouthwatering 😋 Enjoy....Happy eating.....

Hi I am from India, This is the first time I am seeing your vedios ,ended up watching many of your vedios and I am already a big fan, you guys appreciate and explain the flavours so well . And the desert Puthareku it's a sweet from south India(Andhra Pradesh) you guys shud check out the making vedio ,just search "how to make putharekulu" on Google or RU-vid process is quite interesting . 😀keep doing more vedios

You guys are amazing. The way you express every details of how the food taste is incredible.

Keep up the great work sir Try to have some more real authentic indian food bcoz what you have tasted in some of your food vlog is the fusion or new creation of the chef's which do not makes an true authentic indian food 🙏👍 btw you are nice people and you both are doing great work 😊

Aa always love your reaction 😍😍 simple and straight .. we're waiting for collab with DAVID

Its not cotton candy that was called as Pootharekulu and its birth place a Andhra Pradesh..., It was melts in few seconds and they stuffed them in brown sugar or white sugar and Ghee and some nuts...

Finally awesome close shot with new camera ypu guys my favourite really enjoy food as we know food is life❤️😘 I can't wait when you come india and experience never ending varieties of food🙏

Deserves a million subscribers

Myindikitchen is highly recommended if you ever travel to Lakeland, Florida. I am from Andhra Pradesh, India & Pootharekulu is an Andhra dessert which is made in ghee. Apparently, you didn't get the taste of ghee. There are varieties of this same dessert, this specific one being the sweetest.

I watched your video with David. You enjoyed the panipuri challenge. Nice to see indian food lover together.

I regularly watch your videos. Putharekulu is typical sweet dish made out of rice batter in Andhra Pradesh East godavari district,previously we used to get only the sugar sprinkled ones, now you get different varieties,such as dryfruit,jaggery,and Karam(Hot) putharekulu.

One yummy dessert. South Indian food is in a different league altogether.❤️

You guys always manage to find some new dishes that most of us in India haven’t even heard of. Mango chicken curry and honey shrimp were totally unique and would really love to try them out here in India!

I'm hunting tandoori momo today. U found an empty restaurant during such apocalypse time. That's awesome. U guys made my mouth water. With love from Bangalore.

Back side colour curtain was hand made one available in my shop too in India

Welcome back chad and Joy! 🤩🤩🙏

Come to India, you guys will amaze everyday.

nice n interesting reviews :)

Welcome to India 🇮🇳

Come to Toronto Canada I'll take you to my fav Punjabi food spot!!!

love watching your video keep it up

The food is looking so awesome And your reaction is also awesome

New camera has better clarity with more vibrant colors. But your vlog is yummy as always ♥️👍

Pootharekulu is a sweet from Andhra Pradesh in South India.... usually made during festivities....Mango generally pairs well with sea food, Mango shrimp is usually made in South India with both Raw and ripe mangoes

U may try veg recipes of India Palak panner panner butter masala Methi chamman Veg briyani Sweet dishes: Gulab jamun Rasgulla Rasmalai Milk cake(kalakand) Rabadi Jalebi with rabadi(u must try) Snacks: Bingo Little hearts Milky bar Bhujiya sec(halidram) Aloo bhujiya Frooti Amul milk U must give a try and share u r review As indian food are very tasty

You guys really know how to appreciate the spread 🍜 your genuiness shines through🌟a suggestion for when you finally get to visit india. Please do travel across the various states, some of them are less explored but have much to offer. You might like to plan a longish trip therefore 😎

You guys keep amazing me. As always your reviews are genuine as ever and simplicity at its peak. Love watching you guys😁😁

I'm from the region where putarekulu are very famous, atreyapuram putarekulu

Lots of love from India 💗

YEs Mango Shrimp, mango fish curry, we eat a lot of raw mango to add dimension in curries in summer.

Guys can't wait for more of your videos from Miami. First thing that I saw on RU-vid today. I have never tried Putharekulu. Looking forward to trying it after this video.

its andhra pradesh food province in south india

Great food review as always...you guys are the best❤️

Happy couple..god bless..

Try missal pav (Indian food )then you will know what is spice and spicy 😂😂😂😂👐.

Loved this video , truly food lovers

Please come to India

Omg those Momos made my mouth water 🤤

Dipping the Paper sweet or Pootharekalu in Fruit salad is my kinda eating a dessert😃

Wonderful and tasty looking food 👍👍👍 love from USA 🇺🇸 🇺🇸🇺🇸 take care and have wonderful day dear friends 😊😊😊😊👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏 Love from India

wow I didn't even know there was a curry called mango chicken. Really gotta try it, if I can find it

yeah!!!!!!!!!!!!

This looks so delicious! This video will just let me imagine the taste :)

Hi frm Maurtius. Glad u just make it 2 Miami. Bcoz i suggested it 2 u b4. Now go to Rasoi Restaurant n try zer Biryani. lamb chops n many more. God bless u both n try some exercises also 2 stay healthy.

good to know your in miami,, you can collab with miami youtubers volpe where are you and davidisbeenhere, they love indian food as well it will great collab

You guys enjoyed mango lassi along with your food. Thanks for trying. The food looks amazing. Not sure about the cut mirchi though.

ok I totally understand of you taking break in between because of spicy taste but hope in second round it still warm especially NAAN. Naan is always supposed to be eaten warm/hot because if it cools down then it might be too chewy for sure. But I like your reaction alot because you both eat food totally till plates gone empty like my style. stay safe and Happy.

Video n Audio quality is very good

Try a normal/basic lasso for a change. In India mango lasso is a rarity. The other thing is spike up your spice scales if you plan to come to India. Butter chicken samosa. Lol.

That thin layer covered is made of rice batter

Indian food is all about fresh ingredients 😀

Have you ever had fish mango curry???' fresh fleshy fish or shrimp cooked with unripe mango pieces in coconut and chilly gravy(speciality in kerala)...ooooyaaa😋

SAMOSAS ARE INDIAN SNACK S I EAT THEM 😋 AT ANY TIME OF THE DAY

Mam you eat chilli like we Indian eat👍👍👍