Making Indian Sweets From Scratch at Raja Sweets - Cooking in America

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  • Опубліковано 23 чер 2017
  • Houston's food scene is as diverse as they come, and in the heart of its Mahatma Gandhi district is Raja Sweets, one of the first Indian restaurants in the city. Watch as Chef Sheldon Simeon tries classic Indian sweets like jalebi and rasgulla and speaks to the family that has been making these recipes every day for 30 years.
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  • @ryankim3553
    @ryankim3553 7 років тому +1606

    You can see how much respect this guy has for the different foods, cultures, and people he encounters, and that's really important for a show like this.

  • @cassandraheliahaine7636
    @cassandraheliahaine7636 7 років тому +468

    I'm a foodie and I've got to say, Indian food changed my life.

    • @rajeshdevnath9177
      @rajeshdevnath9177 6 років тому +3

      Cassandra Helia Haine seriously Indian food change your life.

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      @kevint7649 4 роки тому +3

      Try chicken Jalfarezi next time. Trust me it changed my taste buds.

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      @deepblue3682 4 роки тому +14

      Type 2 diabetics and high cholesterol, probabale coronary artery blocks... For sure life`s changed

    • @drmeghanabagalkotkar.official
      @drmeghanabagalkotkar.official 4 роки тому +12

      @@deepblue3682 try vegan dishes

    • @doc_mirror
      @doc_mirror 4 роки тому +27

      deep blue I wonder why India has less obesity than America does

  • @WolfersHD
    @WolfersHD 7 років тому +1152

    You can really tell how much the owners/employees/humanity like this host, they really open up and act so comfortably on camera! Seriously adds so much to the video.

    • @vineethchennabhoina3798
      @vineethchennabhoina3798 7 років тому +61

      Mr Wolfers He's inquisitive, he wants to know. That's a genuinely good host. He talks less, makes them talk more.

    • @notmyrealname23
      @notmyrealname23 7 років тому +39

      Sheldon's a badass in the kitchen too, he's made it to the top 3 in two different seasons of Top Chef.

    • @kekoajk05
      @kekoajk05 6 років тому +7

      Mr Wolfers yeah I work like a block from chef Sheldon's little lunch spot, "tin roof"... killer food and such a good dude. Small kitchen with maybe 5 workers (keep in mind no servers or seating), but you will still see chef in the kitchen when he's on Maui. Everybody loves chef Sheldon

    • @panchodharami8594
      @panchodharami8594 6 років тому

      notmyrealname23 wow never knew this guy is truly amazing

    • @MrTiktok4
      @MrTiktok4 5 років тому +2

      Probably cus it's not one of those condescending bespectacled nerdy white guys from Buzzfeed.

  • @cherryboo65b56
    @cherryboo65b56 7 років тому +918

    I go to a Raja Sweets in Jackson heights, New York. Jalebi is my fave!

    • @siddhantkhorjuvekar
      @siddhantkhorjuvekar 7 років тому +8

      im indian and i also only love jalebi others are bad for me.

    • @anuraganand2404
      @anuraganand2404 6 років тому +3

      Cheryl Boone
      It's our national sweet.

    • @Drake-xc2qd
      @Drake-xc2qd 6 років тому +5

      eat jalabi with warm milk or cold yogurt

    • @firdouskhan6092
      @firdouskhan6092 6 років тому

      Raja sweets in jacksonheights does not even come close to authenticity
      Best Indian sweets overall are located in devon in Chicago like “tahoora, and ajwa “ however if you’re in the New York area and u want something that’s sort of close to authentic Indian sweets I would recommend maharaja sweets on 37th Avenue in jacksonheights,they’re the closest u can get in New York other than that come to Chicago

    • @rajeshdevnath9177
      @rajeshdevnath9177 6 років тому

      Me to

  • @virginblythe
    @virginblythe 7 років тому +365

    This host is great! He makes everyone feel comfortable, this video stood out among others as very interesting and happy, i think the daughter really had awesome passion about her restaurant and pride in her parents

    • @cr7akki
      @cr7akki 4 роки тому

      Thats soo true

  • @shahesfelazi8549
    @shahesfelazi8549 7 років тому +1229

    I love how south asian muslims and hindus can eat at the same place and celebrate different holidays with similar foods as well. Despite both having food restrictions ...

    • @adityasinghaswal4923
      @adityasinghaswal4923 7 років тому +52

      Ramazan mubarak
      In advance if ur from India ;)

    • @LittleSpice
      @LittleSpice 7 років тому +24

      Happy Eid !! If you like Indian food I share some quick food recipes on my channel . Not a pro !! Just started Hope you find something good :)

    • @AsitdyaDsr
      @AsitdyaDsr 7 років тому +60

      Shah Esfelazi Actually except one or two restrictions on religious basis, rest 99% of the cuisine is same for all south asians. Afterall pakistan and bangladesh were born out of India.

    • @aaax332
      @aaax332 7 років тому +13

      RoyalBob 90% of cuisine and culture isn't the same for all south asians. do you know how much land the term "south asia" actually covers? and you think all the culture and cuisine is the same lmao

    • @shahesfelazi8549
      @shahesfelazi8549 7 років тому +13

      but its still similar, dress and food style from the himalayas to sri langka ... there is still something connecting all of you. Even a marriage has similar traditions, compare that to Malaysia - it is so different between races within the country. Even in South East Asis compare that the Thais and the Malays very different even though we are close to each other, we cannot share each other foods (Muslims cannot touch pork), language and culture is totally different.

  • @cocoleo8111
    @cocoleo8111 7 років тому +148

    How very accommodating and welcoming were the ladies in the show....this shows the actual cultural aspect of our country. Good job.

  • @alvina9022
    @alvina9022 7 років тому +177

    what Raja sweets?! I go here all the time! Never thought I'd see it on here. But their sweets are amazing!

  • @XZagatoX
    @XZagatoX 7 років тому +481

    Indian sweets are much better than any other cuisine's. You just gotta love 'em

    • @musingsofajay387
      @musingsofajay387 7 років тому +27

      I disagree. If were sharing opinions here I think it's overkill on sugar. Sweets should be about the flavor and sweet balance but indian sweets just explode in sugar and over power everything. Maybe I didn't have the right ones but all the ones I've tried were like that. I prefer chocolates.

    • @sunandank
      @sunandank 7 років тому +19

      MusingsofaJay♡ You tried the right ones.Way too sweet .Doesn't make em any less tasty for us but they push us a tad closer to a doctor.

    • @t-.-t.
      @t-.-t. 7 років тому +28

      MusingsofaJay♡ Im an Indian and I dont like north Indian sweets.. everything tastes like sugar syrup.. the south Indian sweets have tge right amount of sugar and flavours

    • @waltermymala9654
      @waltermymala9654 7 років тому +4

      That's not biased at all

    • @technologic667
      @technologic667 7 років тому +3

      nah im Indian and I like cake man

  • @graceyl1224
    @graceyl1224 7 років тому +369

    Nothing better than Gulab Jamun

  • @naser3000x
    @naser3000x 7 років тому +299

    I'm really happy that the UAE has ties with Indian culture

    • @Keniz99
      @Keniz99 7 років тому +55

      Paul Phillips It seems that u need some discipline.

    • @Keniz99
      @Keniz99 7 років тому +36

      Paul Phillips Some maybe unhygenic but the shop next to my home is one of cleanest Indian sweet shop i have ever seen and i haven't said about street shops im saying about big franchises.

    • @ramirez9700
      @ramirez9700 7 років тому

      +Paul Phillips
      yes you are right, i visited India 4 years ago & Egypt 2 years ago. i saw with my own eyes.
      many of small restaurants are unhygienic.

    • @naser3000x
      @naser3000x 7 років тому +4

      k don't care if you call Egypt unhygienic but saying all arabs is generalizing a much

    • @ramirez9700
      @ramirez9700 7 років тому

      +face punch
      hello, are you from UAE? im planning to visit UAE next year, i wanna see whether UAE Arabs are hygienic people or not.

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    @TheChamp531 7 років тому +127

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      @2Kriss2Kross 7 років тому +6

      More diverse than LA and NYC? Ok...

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      As of 2010, Houston is the most diverse city in the US, only a little higher than NYC

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      Even the LA Times wrote a piece saying Houston was the most diverse city in the US this year.

    • @LateNiteBreaks
      @LateNiteBreaks 7 років тому

      Kay Flip www.chron.com/news/houston-texas/houston/article/Fort-Bend-County-is-nation-s-most-ethnically-4403675.php

    • @verlan3293
      @verlan3293 7 років тому +7

      Appeal to authority much? Houston is a diverse city but compared to New York City which has the highest foreign born population in the world, Houston is definitely not the most diverse city, especially in terms of sheer number. Houston is still mainly Latino, particularly Mexican, with 44% identifying as such. Whereas in New York City there is no ethnic group exceeding above 30% in demographics. In Queens, it's even more diverse in demographics.

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    @Nokomisclub 7 років тому +159

    Belief in self, hard work, persistence + No excuse making = American Dream achieved.

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      @wateri4 5 років тому +5

      Nokomisclub a lot of people don't wanna put the work for it , they just want handouts

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      And what if you do all these and you're still not successful?

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    @dawgg0077 7 років тому +48

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    @manpreet2769 7 років тому +67

    THIS GUY IS TBH THE NICEST PRESENTER I HAVE EVER SEEN

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    @lhamilt 7 років тому +71

    Love love LOVE everything about this: inclusiveness, entrepreneurship, dedication, accomplishing goals and good eats!!

  • @etotheowl88
    @etotheowl88 7 років тому +429

    This guy is Eaters best host imo, right next to lucas and nick.

    • @rights9620
      @rights9620 7 років тому +8

      How bout' Matt from K-Town, he's pretty good too ^^

    • @DirtySanchezE115
      @DirtySanchezE115 7 років тому +2

      EtoTheOwl This Dude > K Town Dude > Lucas > Nick

    • @alvinromo9967
      @alvinromo9967 7 років тому +7

      EtoTheOwl Last time I checked everyone was hating on him... now people love him. Glad people have come to their senses.

    • @rumblefish9
      @rumblefish9 7 років тому +21

      He's a chef. Was even on Top Chef

  • @Penguin619
    @Penguin619 7 років тому +47

    To put even more diverse perspective, from a Houstonian, like no more than 5-10 min away from this Mahatma Gandhi district is the equally legendary Chinese district which in turn that's connected to the Vietnamese district that they were in for the Crawfish-Vietnamese fusion episode but also you were few blocks away from this legendary overlooked Iranian restaurant that's been around just as long as Raja Sweets that I feel like should get as much credit as everything else.

  • @AN-NT557
    @AN-NT557 7 років тому +446

    Kaju katli is the best sweet out there imo.

    • @catprincess9
      @catprincess9 7 років тому +5

      Right! They should have fed him that. . . .

    • @gautamraj6911
      @gautamraj6911 7 років тому +11

      ahah spoken like a true indian !

    • @boredbun9546
      @boredbun9546 7 років тому +3

      And whn that becomes your nickname ;_;

    • @ChoosinUsername
      @ChoosinUsername 7 років тому +6

      Kajori Mondal woah..that is soo wrong 😯 .. i would hav nicknamed you dal kachori 😄

    • @boredbun9546
      @boredbun9546 7 років тому +4

      Yeah. i get called by that name too!! Kaju, Kaju badam, Kaju barfi, kaju katli, kachori, khichdi, and lots more! -_-

  • @brentgarcia7759
    @brentgarcia7759 7 років тому +62

    I don't know what's better the host or the food! 10/10

  • @crispychaos6768
    @crispychaos6768 3 роки тому +2

    2:12 When I was in kindergarten one of my classmate's mothers brought in this desert and for years I've been trying to figure out what it was. That bright orange color has always been on my mind. I remember thinking it was good, it is a fond memory.

  • @vae884
    @vae884 3 роки тому +8

    love how the host calls the cooks uncle like any good mannered desi young adult would do

  • @joyjoyoo
    @joyjoyoo 7 років тому +49

    Oh man, I can't have too much Indian sweets, too sweet
    There's a local store in Toronto with lots of sweets. Really freaking amazing too

    • @madhuramazumdar6652
      @madhuramazumdar6652 4 роки тому +3

      even we can't have too much of those sweets, unless you're like a bengali or something, we have on special occasions not everyday so

    • @farihahoque5179
      @farihahoque5179 3 роки тому

      @@ri-xj1vs maybe premimum sweets. They have an assortment however it’s a franchise now

  • @violetsandpeonies4783
    @violetsandpeonies4783 7 років тому +40

    I am so happy for you and your family. May peace be with you always and that is so amazing the legacy your parents brought here. The food looks very yummy

  • @diesel2x
    @diesel2x 7 років тому +38

    I like this host. Respectful and attentive. Not all about Him..

  • @mediumbelly
    @mediumbelly 6 років тому +79

    dang I’ve lived in this city for 22 years and haven’t ever seen that temple or been to that restaurant. gotta go there soon

    • @askaleem215
      @askaleem215 3 роки тому +3

      did you go to that restaurant.? i am asking this after 2 years.

    • @whynot4828
      @whynot4828 3 роки тому +1

      @@askaleem215 I guess not yet

    • @askaleem215
      @askaleem215 3 роки тому

      @@whynot4828 😉

  • @ccelvina
    @ccelvina 7 років тому +25

    Bless them. So much passion.

  • @SPLiixD
    @SPLiixD 7 років тому +10

    This video made me subscribe to your channel. How wonderful to see communities represented! I really, really, REAAALLLY want to try some Indian sweets now.

  • @yaazizoful
    @yaazizoful 7 років тому +10

    Wow. Bless u and ur family. I really enjoyed this ep., ur energy and humble beginnings.

  • @sin7wu
    @sin7wu 7 років тому +13

    And again thank you for coming and exploring Houston

  • @kekoajk05
    @kekoajk05 6 років тому +1

    Chef Sheldon! Gotta be the most genuine person in the industry. Love the show, thanks Eater for giving chef some of the attention he deserves.

  • @Brandi.Nicole
    @Brandi.Nicole Рік тому

    I love LOVE the quick overview of the history. I wanted to hear so much more 🥰Thank you so much for sharing!

  • @klprsd
    @klprsd 7 років тому +41

    There are countless Indian families in the US with the exact same story except the business's are different. Being from an Indian business family as well with an almost exact story I'm here to tell you poverty and oppression are a state of mind and culture. Nothing can stop hard work, dedication, and carrying yourself with respect. This video should inspire some to stop blaming others and history for their problems and get off their butts and just work for what they want in life.

    • @Bloombaby99
      @Bloombaby99 5 років тому +4

      None of what you said has anything to do with the video.

    • @thriveni1857
      @thriveni1857 3 роки тому

      @match box what do you mean by 'whitewashing the past'?

  • @nb6918
    @nb6918 7 років тому +16

    Chef Simeon is hands down the best host on Eater.

  • @tdotmiss
    @tdotmiss 7 років тому +3

    Literally everything looks delicious!!!

  • @yeastori
    @yeastori 7 років тому +13

    I live in H-Town, got to find this place and try out some of the food

  • @stephanienieva-dino7423
    @stephanienieva-dino7423 6 років тому +1

    Subscribed and clicked the Notif bell just 'coz of Sheldon Simeon!!! 😍 I love the way he handled the whole segment...he's a natural host who shows great passion for food, culture, & history behind the people & the flavors they offer. 😊👍🏼 Now, I'm off to watch all of Sheldon's vids. 😂 More power to you Sheldon!!! Love heaps from Sydney!!!! 😘❤️

  • @peterock2310
    @peterock2310 7 років тому +1

    Yo Sheldon, great job! 🤙🏼 You & Lucas are the best things on Eater. Keep up the great work!

  • @zaidmalik8279
    @zaidmalik8279 7 років тому +6

    I live very close to hill croft hope you guys come again since there's a lot of other really cool stuff here

  • @acoolindian
    @acoolindian 6 років тому +1

    That temple looks so aesthetically gorgeous. It's stunning.

  • @snowdjagha
    @snowdjagha 7 років тому

    All those candies and sweets look amazing! I'm salivating!

  • @jamesren4665
    @jamesren4665 7 років тому

    Amazing story and amazing series overall!

  • @nothanks5752
    @nothanks5752 6 років тому

    Such a great video to watch as an American born to Indian parents who visits Houston at times (relatives live here and I’m pretty sure they’ve taken me here before!). Tbh I don’t like Jalebi personally but Gulab Jamun, Ladoo, and Rasmalai are my weaknesses

  • @drago7a415
    @drago7a415 6 років тому

    oh this brings back so many memories me and my family used to go there alot but then we moved to Katy we still go but on special occasions

  • @roysam2710
    @roysam2710 5 років тому

    Hard work pays. Thank you for sharing.

  • @elizabethr.martin7680
    @elizabethr.martin7680 3 роки тому +2

    🤯🤤 Absolutely amazing and wonderful 🥰 I want to go there n taste all of it ☺️

  • @shivasankeerthsangaras9827
    @shivasankeerthsangaras9827 7 років тому +26

    when you eat indian sweets, you go high 😂

    • @abuXana
      @abuXana 4 роки тому

      After daaru

  • @WelfareChrist
    @WelfareChrist 4 роки тому +1

    I like that there’s a local Filipino guy doing one of these shows now. Having grown up in Honolulu his very slight accent reminds me of home.

  • @jhiatt1516
    @jhiatt1516 7 років тому

    What an awesome place and story!

  • @acatindisguise
    @acatindisguise 4 роки тому

    sheldon's got such a great attitude and friendly demeanor!

  • @justplay09
    @justplay09 6 років тому

    I respect this family.

  • @worldsbiggestholdthegirlfan
    @worldsbiggestholdthegirlfan 5 років тому

    I live in Houston and I love hilcroft! I practically grew up there!

  • @TheSocketshock
    @TheSocketshock 6 років тому

    truely awesome, india has a truely unique take on desserts.

  • @meatiest8133
    @meatiest8133 6 років тому +1

    When my parents travel through Houston, we go to Raja Sweets.. yummy

  • @chuchuchuchia
    @chuchuchuchia 6 років тому +13

    Holy crap Houston is diverse

  • @ChrysX177
    @ChrysX177 6 років тому

    I left Cleveland because of the snow too!
    This host is superb!

  • @gabeng60
    @gabeng60 7 років тому +33

    I'd kill for some burfi

  • @sabirahg2537
    @sabirahg2537 7 років тому +1

    Jalebi is my favourite Indian sweet ❤❤❤❤❤. Great childhood memories

  • @ankitgopinath95
    @ankitgopinath95 7 років тому

    I gotta say really proud as an indian for the representation and love jalebi, ladoos but a shoutout to the person/people who edited this , A+ work for an A+ place.

  • @shaunromios5386
    @shaunromios5386 6 років тому

    Big Up Raja Sweets For doing it big and proper!!! Imma go there for sure when I'm in Houston!! Big up also to this Guy from Eater yo Sick location!!!

  • @aromamit
    @aromamit 7 років тому +2

    Awesome!!!

  • @anon4096
    @anon4096 7 років тому +4

    sheldon u da man! can really tell by your body language and the questions you ask that youre actually interested in these peoples stories, and that of course you care about the faces in the back a da house too!

  • @tinah.2089
    @tinah.2089 7 років тому +1

    I wish we had a place like that around where we live I would love to try all of these!!!

  • @Hannah-co3kc
    @Hannah-co3kc 6 років тому

    All of this food looks so good. I want to go there so badly. Indian food is my favorite cuisine :)

  • @Kazuko20
    @Kazuko20 7 років тому +37

    man how you gonna fail creating an Indian restaurant in London? UK is little India man. We eat that shit up

    • @tosht2515
      @tosht2515 7 років тому +25

      +Dr Mantis Toboggan You need to listen more closely. They lost their money opening their first restaurant in Cleveland, Ohio prior to moving to Houston.

    • @bijucyborg
      @bijucyborg 7 років тому +5

      Dr Mantis Toboggan they knew brexit was coming

    • @manjunathmmp
      @manjunathmmp 6 років тому

      😂😂😂

  • @TheDoodLbot
    @TheDoodLbot 7 років тому

    The sweets are so colorful and enticing 😄 I want some

  • @adambrowne01
    @adambrowne01 4 роки тому

    I feel like Indian sweets are a really underappreciated aspect of Indian cuisuine. It was such a huge surprise for me discovering all of the amazing sweet stuff when I was travelling in India but never really see it back home despite there being a lot of good Indian restaurants in my area. Let's hope some good spots pop up soon 👍

  • @khadija.h3823
    @khadija.h3823 7 років тому +37

    I love jalebi and rasmalai. I love any mitai to be honest.😂😂

  • @sahashranshubarik9204
    @sahashranshubarik9204 6 років тому +5

    Rosagolla and Chenna Poda are the king of Indian Sweets. ❤❤❤

  • @powersphere3
    @powersphere3 3 роки тому

    vlogs like these are so full of positivity..who even needs documentaries on wars/crimes??

  • @gayatribankeshwar618
    @gayatribankeshwar618 4 роки тому

    Wow, I have visited ur store, several times,when in Houston.

  • @Tuxy79
    @Tuxy79 7 років тому +3

    Looks delicious

  • @GiangNguyen-wn3zh
    @GiangNguyen-wn3zh 6 років тому

    This channel is amazing

  • @Ayush-by7my
    @Ayush-by7my 3 роки тому

    Your byfar the most respectful people to other cultures

  • @tysongames2750
    @tysongames2750 5 років тому

    I'm going to go there this weekend. There is also Bombay Sweets just a little further up the road.

  • @user-ch1zs8fg1e
    @user-ch1zs8fg1e Рік тому

    Those sweets look so good, I wish we had something like that in ct , bring some sweets to new haven ct

  • @sarahslm386
    @sarahslm386 7 років тому

    I need to visit one day... I love it ♡♡♡

  • @MrSridharMurthy
    @MrSridharMurthy 5 років тому

    You make Indians proud ! ☺

  • @akaurb
    @akaurb 6 років тому

    Awww m hungry now... miss home and sweets...

  • @ZubairKhan-vs8fe
    @ZubairKhan-vs8fe 2 роки тому

    Indians are very very hard working and industrious.

  • @timeryly4468
    @timeryly4468 6 років тому

    I've never tasted Indian food but everything looks soooo good!

  • @saritasi7819
    @saritasi7819 7 років тому +4

    wwaw everything looks soooo good. and now I m hungry 😓😓😓

  • @alk9191
    @alk9191 7 років тому

    It's crazy to see this restaurant on such a popular channel. I've been going to Raja on a monthly basis ever since I was a kid. Never realized it was this famous 😅

  • @sanasrboutique9572
    @sanasrboutique9572 6 років тому +1

    great job sweeties keep going. love from India😘😘🌹

  • @bonnadowns524
    @bonnadowns524 Рік тому

    Love all your videos 🙏🤩💕👌

  • @nupurarora8925
    @nupurarora8925 7 років тому +1

    very inspiring!

  • @johnhere1426
    @johnhere1426 6 років тому +3

    Anyone know what music or track is that saxo from at 3:22-3:35

  • @Lightyagami-tx2xb
    @Lightyagami-tx2xb 4 роки тому +1

    Btw my fav is gulab jamun, kala jamun, rasmalai, rasgula, kalakand and kaju katli and some time malpua also.

  • @gorovo76
    @gorovo76 5 років тому

    Loved it..!
    You are a lucky man..,!

  • @ein9367
    @ein9367 6 років тому

    My mouth can't stop watering

  • @viveksonar9348
    @viveksonar9348 3 роки тому

    Aunty's reaction at 3:45. PRECIOUS ❣️

  • @VahKing
    @VahKing 7 років тому +14

    the channel name describes my whole life

  • @shenba810
    @shenba810 6 років тому +4

    Indian sweet always great

  • @ranjitpatel496
    @ranjitpatel496 4 роки тому

    Cool stuff

  • @sudipmaity8390
    @sudipmaity8390 3 роки тому

    yummy.....my favourite rosogolla and jalebi😘😘😘

  • @eklypse180
    @eklypse180 6 років тому +3

    What's the background music? The one with the saxophone. It's dope !

  • @skalawitz
    @skalawitz 6 років тому

    Just when I thought India was all about chili and spices.. and here I am witnessing something "sweet." Love it..

  • @sanjaynarayansharma5567
    @sanjaynarayansharma5567 6 років тому

    I have to go Aggrawal sweet house in delhi after watching this video... This video made me craving for sweet... OMG