1,000 Kg. BIRYANI JACUZZI - Giant Indian Food!! 🇮🇳 Biryani Tour in Bengaluru, India!
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Published 2024-04-13
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BENGALURU, INDIA - Today we’re going on an ultimate Indian food tour to eat 3 totally different types of biryani. Biryani is not just a food, it’s an entire culture, lifestyle, passion, and one of the greatest single plate meals on earth. Get ready for an Indian biryani overdose!
➜ Kripal's channel: @FoodLoversTV - It was so much fun to hang out with Kripal who is passionate about food in Karnataka and extremely knowledgeable!
Mani Biryani Hotel, Hoskote, India (maps.app.goo.gl/9KuqQerGdcuTyk8D7) - To begin this ultimate biryani tour we had to start driving at 3 am to reach Hoskote, a town about an hour away from Bengaluru that’s legendary for their early morning biryani. What started off as a popular truck driver biryani, has turned into a biryani pilgrimage destination. And once you taste it, you’ll know why. Their Hoskote mutton dum biryani is one of the best plates of biryani I’ve ever had. They sell thousands of plates per day, and one pot is almost 1000 kilos of rice and meat!
Taj Hotel, Bengaluru, India (maps.app.goo.gl/4DuCEPVGVDbBbNhr7) - Next up we’re trying a totally different style of biryani, which Kripal called Bengaluru Muslim style biryani. They still cook it the traditional way over fire, and meticulously do each step to follow the correct procedure. The result is spectacular, extremely fluffy rice, rich from the yogurt and ghee, and with a beautiful, yet less punchy spice masala mixture.
Shivaji Military Hotel, Bengaluru, India (maps.app.goo.gl/bvJu1YdnTvxeJnGL8) - Perhaps one of the most famous restaurants in all of Bengaluru, Shivaji Military Hotel has taken eating to an extreme sport! And once you finally get a table and sit down to eat, you’ll know why there are so many dedicated loyal followers. They are most famous for their Donne biryani, served in a leaf. It’s astoundingly delicious and paired with their meatballs and peppery masala frys, it’s one of the best restaurants in all of Bengaluru.
Thank you again to Kripal for taking us on this ultimate Indian street food tour in Bengaluru (Bangalore).
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All Comments (21)
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I've never seen a youtuber who has great respect to every culture's food other than this man 👍
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I'm a Nigerian but I'll give respect and recognition where it's due. India has one of the absolute best cuisine in the World. The very first time I tasted Indian food while I was schooling in France I was blown away by the aroma and the extreme savoriness of their dishes. A Biriyani dish cooked right is like a meal only fit for royalty. Indian food will make your taste buds continue to crave more of it even when your stomach is full. I'd love to have a full Indian food tour whenever I visit India.
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how on earth you stay so slim even after eating so much.. here i am, just one biryani and i am 1kg up.. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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I am from Ethiopia and when I was around 10 there was an Indian near my house. I got the opportunity to eat and it was a real fine Indian cuisine. Indians are real legends of best cuisine.
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Man... As an asian, I love rice and can't feel full if I don't eat rice. All Rice recipes in the world I would love to try and eat.
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India's masterchefs are cooking a real feast over there, the only thing missing is me😋
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I knew it, I was waiting for this to come...your food tour of Karnataka would be incomplete without the 4 AM biryani in Hoskote.
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Loves Biryani here from Philippines🇵🇭 Thanks Mark for delightful foods in India
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Mark, excellent content. One suggestion: You should give the Chefs a couple of minutes of screen time. Ask them a couple of questions, and allow them some fame. The Chefs who created the largest biryani looked like he was hoping for some acknowledgement, and a moment to appear. Is not the Artist of greater importance, than those who appreciate the art? As for this content. WOW! What a huge pot of love created with love. I think I was salivating just watching the biryani being made. Beautiful!
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I would love to try it. Kudos to them for at least trying to minimize single use plastic while serving so many people 👏🏽👏🏽
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Extreme sport sounds right. I went there last year with the family members and we had to stand next to tables waiting someone to get up. We ended up sitting in which ever seat is available. 9 of us ended up sitting in 4 different tables. The biriyani was excellent after waiting to get the table. The experience is worth going there and eating biriyani.
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Rice is one of my favorite foods. This episode had my mouth watering. Everything looked so good.
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I think it's so cool how I can FEEL the experience. These two can really critique the food well. Mark & Kripal great job!
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I'm really digging India good job mark keep up the good work that tub is monstrous like the vibe which for me is very important India people so friendly I like that
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loving this India series!! Eagerly waiting for the next one
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One thing I love about India and tell about their culture. They give a huge portions especially rice.full of spices. They are not stingy people. They feed u good even for a small price. 🫡
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Mark visit Andhra Pradesh and Telangana states too.. You will definitely enjoy the spicy food here
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Hi Mark, Your India Food Tour is on next level and recommend to taste food of all the states...You will discover new India.. Incredible India! Awaiting for your next video.
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The way Mark explains Biryani.. even a vegetarian feels like trying it atleast once 🫣
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Thank you Mark, in this India Series, you are bringing the various multiple Indian cuisine food items to the world.
