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I was not a fan of your earlier videos but this series has really changed my opinion. Thank you for making the world a smaller place. I look forward to your future ones.
Howdy from Texas. I never miss a video. This is my favorite thing on youtube. Beautiful food and people, I'm so jealous of your trips. I would love to visit China.
I love how patient the guy at the beginning is! I wish everyone would have travel encounters like that. What a friendly and generous man for being willing to share his talent.
GodsCommand you dont seem to understand the concept of Chinese. to you, the only Chinese are the han chinese. unfortunately, i met many han nationalists that think that way. it is wrong and incorrect. even among han chinese, there are many subgroups. when I first started to study about china, i thought any group that use hanzi as their script, were han Chinese. however, some ethnic minorities in yunnan also use hanzi as their writing scripts, but their languages more burmese-tibetan than sino-tibetan.
Hur Guler xinjianh isnt the most fascinating area in the world。there are many nationalities in the north china. you can eat russian mongolian muslim korean food and northern food
These are such awesome, REAL food travel videos! Congrats! I think it would be interesting for you to compare deep, deep China with some of the more modernized, mainstream places to see the differences in people, food, etc.
Trevor ….is showing the actual world and its people through his very popular videos……how they are actually living and behaving in everyday life……not what the politicians or the other medias project how they want it to be. Addicted to your videos. All the best! for more of the world through FOOD RANGING….
Love your videos!! I never knew these places existed! American education needs to step their geography game up because ur videos are so educational and youre so polite and well mannered as well! Always look forward to your videos
Most American don't even know what continent the Middle East is in (Asia), In fact most still thing China is only consist of Han people and all of China is just like East China.
if by 'American education' you mean 'every country's education' then sure. Chinese are very ignorant about stuff outside China. Europeans ignorant about stuff outside Europe. Same with africans, middle easterners, indians, americans...
by american education, i meant american american american education as in the 50 states in the United States of America. i don't know how it is for other countries
The people are so beautiful.The lil chubby baby looked so adorable. The video was a bit long but i dint even think twice to watch it to the end in HD. It was truly amazing journey.
Do you ever get used to people just staring at you in complete aw? I love the surprise in their eyes when you start to speak Chinese, it's fantastic! Love your vlogs!
Mate a month ago I dissed you for the repetitive szechuan videos. For which I apologize. This was genuinely the first time I have seen this area. Great informative video. Thank you.
Wow, i just finished watching 30-60 min. of your content with my mother. And here you uploading as we just finished that last video. Keep it up, you are my favorite youtuber!
I didn't knew China had a such huge Muslim Population and they are too famous for food. We get a lot of negative news about China and its oppression of its Muslim Population. But Thx Trevor now these places are on my to visit list. Awesome tour and very good series.
You need to understand that China, being such an enormous country (Bordering Russia, Mongolia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, Nepal, Bhutan, Myanmar, Laos, and Vietnam) is culturally diverse, home to 56 different ethnic groups. Out of all these 56-strong people, 10 have a faith in Islam. Uyghurs (维吾尔族) Kazakhs (哈萨克族) Kyrgyz (柯尔克孜族) Uzbeks (乌兹别克族) Salars (萨拉族) Tatars (塔塔尔族) Bonans (保安族) Dongxiangs (东乡族) Tajiks (塔吉克族) Hui (回族)
Thank you for the Awesome Silk Road Videos. One question for Ting Ting.... How hard it is for you to shoot such a nice videos while Trevor is enjoying on all these Delicious food ?!! 🙂
Ganaria Gente yes, I love the way cumin is used in so many of their bbq meats. Xinjiang is definitely the most exotic and underrated place in China, I hope to hear more the food and people
i've watch your videos every night, they are awesome , I love the way you are so loving food but most importanly how you accept different cultures, I'm now your biggest fan
This part of China is beautiful. I'd only want to visit this part. They look Afghan, Uzbek Kurdistan and maybe Azerbaijan. Amazing how diverse China is!
Uyghur who are Karluk Turks. Related to other Turkic people and that include Uzbek who they are similar with, they interbreed with an indo-European group in ancient times which is why many Uyghur look exotic. China has 56 ethnic groups including the main Han. Each have their own languages and cultures. Han is the largest group in China, follow by the Zhaung.
China is amazing for this fact! I only eat chicken, lamb, fish (and pork - though I believe this region doesn't eat pork). My DNA says I have some percentage of Western & Central Asia, Caucasus and mainly East Asia and my family is Hakka - we were never told about Bhuddism but we are Catholics. Congrats to China though for its diversity!! Awesome!
So good to know that as these are awesome people - but I read in the papers a while back that China wanted just the Han people there. I hope that's not the case!! It's good to have diversity in a country as it brings respect and prosperity.
Found this channel not too long ago. You, my friend, have the perfect recipe. You make a 20 min long video feel like a 2 min video. They are raw in a sense that they feel so real and genuine. Keep doing such a great job!
백두산 - His ratings and comments and analysis don't help me any because I can't go there to eat it for myself... So it really makes no difference if he hates it and gives it a 1 or loves it and gives it a 10. I do love watching the cooking part and the interactions... But I am dying of food jealousy. I wish I could travel and eat all of the different things all day.
If you’re loving this Silk Road street food series playlist, let me know below, I hope you’re enjoying it! This vid is packed with classic Xinjiang food! This is one of the most unique and beautiful places I’ve been in China, there really is so much delicious food! You can follow my Instagram for more photo updates of our street food journeys: instagram.com/thefoodranger Thanks so much for watching :) Hope you're doing well!
Yeah, in my part of the US, getting something similar to his last meal (in both size and quality) would cost me around $45. I also would not have gotten to meat the chefs or see the food before/as it is prepared.
There's no overhead when you run a little tent shack with nothing else in the in the middle of nowhere compared to a high rent metropolitan area with all of the utilities, advertising, salaries, and cost of living for competitive wages for workers, that you need to pay out to stay in business. Don't forget also, add in the cost of airfare and hotels and travel to get to that $2 bowl of noodles and you will see maybe $12 for a bowl of ramen in NYC isn't too bad now that the China noodles are $2,002.
That is privileges of developed nations citizen that cant be enjoyed for the rest of the world citizens. Not to mention that they can also go around half around the world without Visa.
Yes, I'm waiting for you to upload video, I hope you will be able to visit my hometown（Henan Province） in the future, there are a lot of food different from other parts of China.
AMAZING! Trevor, your are a great Canadian food and friendship ambassador to China. I am so proud of you my friend. Cheers from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.
When I lived in Kashgar 25 years ago, I really loved the Nan bread with onions. I didn't try the lamb because at the time I was vegetarian! Xinjiang is an amazing place!
I paused the video in the middle, ran out to get some momo's in the blizzardy rain, bought some chopsticks and started watching the video again, struggling with the chopstics! Cheers from India!
This really is on the top of my food bucket list... im really jealous... wish I could visit someday even though I don't think it's possible but I can dream of it while watching your videos... please never stop! you inrich people with culture and hunger! keep up the good work... greetings from Belgium
Michelle and Enzo's Adventures and the nang bread is actually the original or pizza, a Italian priest learned it and brought it to Italy. Chinese food culture is uncompetitive, amazing, more than we could imagine........
I really appreciate you showing something in the rural China. Those are actually the places I would love to see & experience. Thank you for being so open-minded.
are they kiddin' me?,,, those street food using saffron as the seasoning,,, you know how pricely a pinch of saffron in western market?,,, like a gold,,, it's only used in michelin star fine dining restaurants in here, in the west,,, with hundred and thousand dollars bill a plate,,,, but,, they're using it in cheap street food,,, what a hillarious!!!!!
hi Trevor James, if you came to the end of your trip, that is kashgar, you can cross over to pakistan through khunjerab pass in the south that is part of china pakistan economic corridor. do visit us
I think it is truly wonderful that you have made this dream of travel and discovery a reality. So many people spend their lives wishing to see the world and staying in our bubbles. You are experiencing humanity in such a beautiful way...through food! :D
+Wajeeh Ahmed Nice to see you! Pakistan iron brother.In Uigur,Bazaar just like many other languages means market ,too.and I have noticed that the languages on the Silk Road especially in the middle and west Asia have a lot things in common.
These videos are so addictive to watch. And although some of these foods seem strange to a British person, they also make me feel hungry. I'd love to travel and try new things like he does
Dear Trevor, While your journey to silk road in china ends, please also visit Iran, as its also a vital part of ancient silk route. It will give you all you require Food, Art and Culture in one place... Thankyou for reading.
I really loves ur video I live in chengdu near 锦里 but I study in Hungary for medicine when I miss my hometown ur Video is the biggest power to study more hard and back home r.eally wants see u this summer .pls guys help let him see this
How did you learn Chinese so well? I've been studying for 4 years now and plan on someday going to China, but I can see how long of a road I have before I can speak like you. Any tips?
Manuel Mendoza My sister enrolled at a university offering Chinese lessons in Taiwan. She came back a year later knowing how to read and write lol. Immersion is the fastest way to learning
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Amazing video Trevor, this is a part of the world very rarely explored and shown in video. Thank you for the amazing content!
+Yes Theory thank you so much!
one of the best thing in your videos compares to others is that you really enjoying the food and very friendly to locals
this guy has an attitude we all should cultivate :-) kindness, gratitude, respect, awe, fascination, wonder, appreciation :-)
Agree ☺️
I doubt he's like this outside the cameras tho
I was not a fan of your earlier videos but this series has really changed my opinion. Thank you for making the world a smaller place. I look forward to your future ones.
@Williams I guess you don't like Chinese foods then
Howdy from Texas. I never miss a video. This is my favorite thing on youtube. Beautiful food and people, I'm so jealous of your trips. I would love to visit China.
Conky Samsquanch good 4 u! I've been there and not gonna lie, pretty nice country
NSITF MCPE Hey found yah Lol
welcome to China!
Howdy from Houston, Texas 🤘🏻
Conky Samsquanch welcome to China~
I love how patient the guy at the beginning is! I wish everyone would have travel encounters like that. What a friendly and generous man for being willing to share his talent.
12:28 Chubby baby was the best part of the video.
The guy baking the bread was so nice! Handsome, too!
***** I don't think he's ethnically Chinese (though he probably has Chinese citizenship). :)
the chinese ppl faces you have in mind is Han Chinese, this guy is Uyghur Chinese. China has 56 ethnicities.
Rick R That's so interesting. I didn't know that! I have to do some research now.
Revina Que I thought that too. Good looking and so so humble
GodsCommand you dont seem to understand the concept of Chinese. to you, the only Chinese are the han chinese. unfortunately, i met many han nationalists that think that way. it is wrong and incorrect. even among han chinese, there are many subgroups. when I first started to study about china, i thought any group that use hanzi as their script, were han Chinese. however, some ethnic minorities in yunnan also use hanzi as their writing scripts, but their languages more burmese-tibetan than sino-tibetan.
This video just opened up a new side of China for me. The diversity is just amazing!
Who thinks Xinjiang is the most fascinating area in the world? It's the crossroads of civilizations.
Hur Guler xinjianh isnt the most fascinating area in the world。there are many nationalities in the north china. you can eat russian mongolian muslim korean food and northern food
Bru ce in ancient times the north was desstitute
Bru ce 北方本来就是穷苦之地 尤其是内蒙古 俄罗斯 朝鲜 满族人发源地 古代流放人的地方
Bru ce 你说文明的话 秦朝 汉朝 唐朝的西域的确有很多不同的种族和文明 宋朝 到南宋 北方几个民族文化上一直都跟南宋叫板自己是真的中国
自己删掉评论吧有够丢人的。你有基本地理常识么？北方分关内关外，关外塞北那是各种蛮族的老家，但是关内河北山东河南等地历来都是汉族传统聚居地
These are such awesome, REAL food travel videos!
Congrats! I think it would be interesting for you to compare deep, deep China with some of the more modernized, mainstream places to see the differences in people, food, etc.
Thanks so much buddy!
I love how you've completely embraced the culinary culture of China! Thanks for sharing your experience with us!
good foods... laughters..smiles.. beautiful people..calm and peaceful streets..I guess this is my best Trevor shows till now..
2 week of no food ranger was like 2years
haha hi Haris! It was only one week :) But great to know you love the vids!
haris shiras khan In Chinese we call it 一日不见如隔三秋。It is like three years for only one day separation.
The Food Ranger 老哥稳！！
tai hao le!
haris shiras khan same!!! Thats y i commented to make more bcaz im bored on my bored times!
As an Uyghur , i'm glad that u r exploring great foods in my country, lov ur vedios bro , keep it up.
rule #1 - don't watch these videos on an empty stomach, it will make you so hungry!!! haha
eating a pizza and pretending it's nang bread, lol
^story of my life
Rule#2-Don't Watching This Videos On Empty Pocket,Purse also..
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My dreams consists of:
Tai hao le
Ni Hao
Mhmmmmmm
Ahhhhhhhhhhh
and Oooooooooo with a 10/10 rating at bottom right corner of screen
TheZorbakk and Xie Xie Ni
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Lol
LOL me too !!! sometimes when something is cool I think "tai hao leu" !!! XD
Trevor ….is showing the actual world and its people through his very popular videos……how they are actually living and behaving in everyday life……not what the politicians or the other medias project how they want it to be. Addicted to your videos. All the best! for more of the world through FOOD RANGING….
Love your videos!! I never knew these places existed! American education needs to step their geography game up because ur videos are so educational and youre so polite and well mannered as well! Always look forward to your videos
Most American don't even know what continent the Middle East is in (Asia), In fact most still thing China is only consist of Han people and all of China is just like East China.
if by 'American education' you mean 'every country's education' then sure.
Chinese are very ignorant about stuff outside China. Europeans ignorant about stuff outside Europe. Same with africans, middle easterners, indians, americans...
by american education, i meant american american american education as in the 50 states in the United States of America. i don't know how it is for other countries
The people are so beautiful.The lil chubby baby looked so adorable. The video was a bit long but i dint even think twice to watch it to the end in HD. It was truly amazing journey.
turkic people
You are the single most genuine food vlogger I know. Both you and Ting! Great job!! It would be an honor to travel China with you guys.
That Nang is the size of Jupiter, damn it's huge 😂
shocked me a lot.
Stormy2k in iran the naan is much bigger and longer, nothing dpecial there
Jon Stark Targaryen barbari
Do you ever get used to people just staring at you in complete aw? I love the surprise in their eyes when you start to speak Chinese, it's fantastic! Love your vlogs!
When most of the world are calling us extremists trevor is loving our company
Thanks bro love u and god bless you
I'm absolutely loving the Silk Road series! can't wait for the next ones 👍
Mate a month ago I dissed you for the repetitive szechuan videos. For which I apologize. This was genuinely the first time I have seen this area. Great informative video. Thank you.
THAT CUTE LITTLE BABY STOLE THE SHOW FOR ME 😘
Rahul Singh omg that baby was the most adorable baby 🥰
Wow, i just finished watching 30-60 min. of your content with my mother. And here you uploading as we just finished that last video. Keep it up, you are my favorite youtuber!
Wowww nice!! Thanks so much! glad you both like the videos!
I didn't knew China had a such huge Muslim Population and they are too famous for food. We get a lot of negative news about China and its oppression of its Muslim Population. But Thx Trevor now these places are on my to visit list. Awesome tour and very good series.
You need to understand that China, being such an enormous country (Bordering Russia, Mongolia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, Nepal, Bhutan, Myanmar, Laos, and Vietnam) is culturally diverse, home to 56 different ethnic groups. Out of all these 56-strong people, 10 have a faith in Islam.
Uyghurs (维吾尔族)
Kazakhs (哈萨克族)
Kyrgyz (柯尔克孜族)
Uzbeks (乌兹别克族)
Salars (萨拉族)
Tatars (塔塔尔族)
Bonans (保安族)
Dongxiangs (东乡族)
Tajiks (塔吉克族)
Hui (回族)
西方媒体一贯如此
They do but the media would say something else
as a chinese from south, i am super jealous of this man!!!
Thank you for the Awesome Silk Road Videos. One question for Ting Ting.... How hard it is for you to shoot such a nice videos while Trevor is enjoying on all these Delicious food ?!! 🙂
Rajesh Vasava Trevor shares them with her.
Trevor.. you really change the way people think about ISLAM in China. its totally different side comes in media. keep coming Sir
muslims make great food...whats so shocking about that?
Fahad Shabbir They make great food but also make great bombs to kill across xinjiang region , beijing tianenmen, and many others.
islam with Chinese characteristics, you know.
Fahad Shabbir islam is peace...
Ganaria Gente yes, I love the way cumin is used in so many of their bbq meats. Xinjiang is definitely the most exotic and underrated place in China, I hope to hear more the food and people
Wow! What an amazing experience! Trevor, it's so awesome that you and Ting Ting can share this with the world! Can't wait for your next adventure!
OMG THANK GOD I FOUND THIS CHANNEL! YAY I LOVE THEIR CULTURE! IM LEARNING THE LANGUAGE ^.^
Xinjiang people is so so so so friendly!!
Thank you for such an adventurous and informative presentation
im from Indonesian, and i'm moslem too, im happy, to see chinese moslem in this video, and the food is look good too
agreed..im muslim from malaysia...watching this video in the fasting makes my stomach rumble....
Why do u have to mention your religion here?
Those people are Uyghur Turks not Chinese
I’m Muslim too. I’m glad to see more Muslims. Christians and Buddhists make me feel kind butthurt.
@Ren Queenston 😅😅😅😅
wow Trevor awesone video, love your videos. keep going buddy. waiting for your next video.
i've watch your videos every night, they are awesome , I love the way you are so loving food but most importanly how you accept different cultures, I'm now your biggest fan
This part of China is beautiful. I'd only want to visit this part. They look Afghan, Uzbek Kurdistan and maybe Azerbaijan. Amazing how diverse China is!
Uyghur who are Karluk Turks. Related to other Turkic people and that include Uzbek who they are similar with, they interbreed with an indo-European group in ancient times which is why many Uyghur look exotic. China has 56 ethnic groups including the main Han. Each have their own languages and cultures. Han is the largest group in China, follow by the Zhaung.
China is amazing for this fact! I only eat chicken, lamb, fish (and pork - though I believe this region doesn't eat pork). My DNA says I have some percentage of Western & Central Asia, Caucasus and mainly East Asia and my family is Hakka - we were never told about Bhuddism but we are Catholics. Congrats to China though for its diversity!! Awesome!
So good to know that as these are awesome people - but I read in the papers a while back that China wanted just the Han people there. I hope that's not the case!! It's good to have diversity in a country as it brings respect and prosperity.
Paths Ofnature. actually the han are very diverse too with in them self
+Paths Ofnature let's be honest, multiculturalism will never bring you a truly prosperity country,
I'm loving your tour & I want to visit China and wanna explore more. One day! 😍
Found this channel not too long ago. You, my friend, have the perfect recipe. You make a 20 min long video feel like a 2 min video. They are raw in a sense that they feel so real and genuine. Keep doing such a great job!
the baby at 12:30 is what I call a cabbage baby, that the cutest FUCKING baby I ever seen
"that the cutest FUCKING baby I ever seen"
Why dont you have a seat over here....
Ganaria Gente no I want to take it😊
Wynter Mathias His cheeks are huge!❤ So cute!
Ganaria Gente you talk too much man
This guy is really awesome. His rate for foods and analytic comments are really helpful. I hope that "The food Ranger" comes to South Korea.
Yes South Korea next please:) So much yummy food there!!
백두산 - His ratings and comments and analysis don't help me any because I can't go there to eat it for myself... So it really makes no difference if he hates it and gives it a 1 or loves it and gives it a 10. I do love watching the cooking part and the interactions... But I am dying of food jealousy. I wish I could travel and eat all of the different things all day.
loved the hospitality of the people. that is how real people should be.
If you’re loving this Silk Road street food series playlist, let me know below, I hope you’re enjoying it! This vid is packed with classic Xinjiang food! This is one of the most unique and beautiful places I’ve been in China, there really is so much delicious food! You can follow my Instagram for more photo updates of our street food journeys: instagram.com/thefoodranger
Thanks so much for watching :) Hope you're doing well!
The first clip was amazing. You're so genuine, Trevor. That guy was very friendly too!
The Food Ranger awesome! big fan!
dude,you deserve 100,0000 subs
dude,you deserve 100,0000 subs
literally go on youtube everyday waiting for your videos to be posted! love the videos
I'm a simple man
I get a notification of a new vid from food ranger
I watch
haha awesome man!!
I'm a better man
I get a notification of a new vid from food ranger
I watch
I press like
I share on my FB
then I become a hungry man :P
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Thanks Trevor
Your reply has made my day :D
awesome video man! I'm was born in Xinjiang and it's great to see you enjoying the food and culture over there. Cheers!
it's amazing the currency difference throughout the world, those dishes would've been like 10 bucks or more in America and it was like 2 there.
yeah. very cheap, and looks delicious as well.
Yeah, in my part of the US, getting something similar to his last meal (in both size and quality) would cost me around $45. I also would not have gotten to meat the chefs or see the food before/as it is prepared.
There's no overhead when you run a little tent shack with nothing else in the in the middle of nowhere compared to a high rent metropolitan area with all of the utilities, advertising, salaries, and cost of living for competitive wages for workers, that you need to pay out to stay in business.
Don't forget also, add in the cost of airfare and hotels and travel to get to that $2 bowl of noodles and you will see maybe $12 for a bowl of ramen in NYC isn't too bad now that the China noodles are $2,002.
That is privileges of developed nations citizen that cant be enjoyed for the rest of the world citizens. Not to mention that they can also go around half around the world without Visa.
That market is so cool! Nice work
LOL THAT GRANNY RANDOMLY GIVES U A CUP TO DRINK. So cute. I want to go.
I just found ur channel recently and I've gotta say
I love ur content
love from Kosovo
Awesome!! Glad you found it, and I'm happy you love the videos, thanks so much!
This video was amazing!! So much positivity
The little baby boy was adorable!! He has the Golden Child smile too!! 💕💕💕💕😃🤩👍✌️😍🥰
Awesome videos man!
Hi Steve! Thanks a lot!
Yes, I'm waiting for you to upload video, I hope you will be able to visit my hometown（Henan Province） in the future, there are a lot of food different from other parts of China.
I would really love to visit!!
Nice to see your reply，by the way if you come to Henan, do not miss these food（烩面、开封小笼包、新乡红焖羊肉、道口烧鸡、胡辣汤、洛阳水席、桶子鸡etc.）
And Nanjing as well! Would love to host you there!
我是洛阳的，哈哈。。。
南京同胞您好
AMAZING! Trevor, your are a great Canadian food and friendship ambassador to China. I am so proud of you my friend. Cheers from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.
When I lived in Kashgar 25 years ago, I really loved the Nan bread with onions. I didn't try the lamb because at the time I was vegetarian! Xinjiang is an amazing place!
I paused the video in the middle, ran out to get some momo's in the blizzardy rain, bought some chopsticks and started watching the video again, struggling with the chopstics! Cheers from India!
nice!!!
Beautiful people and their friendly smiles are heart warming. Thank you for showing us your tour which is beyond amazing.
Did you see the girl's T-shirt?? Oh Sh!t it's Monday! 21:04 LOL
XD
Scott Johnson she probably has no idea what it means lol
The chefs shirt write heres to the crazy ones?
lol
Scott Johnson lol
Ok, so whoever use "piyaz" for onions, put your country name under the comment. lets see how far the silk road extended. I'll start with
Kazakhstan
India
afghanistan
Dauren Sarsenov Bangladesh
Pakistan. Btw do you live in china? i watch all ur vids. looks like you live in China.
India
Mashaallah!! keep up the good work 👍👌
Find you a girl that looks at you like the girl in 22:42
yuki sniper haha would be dreamy
yuki sniper what a beauty 😍
She was so cute
+yuki boy, She has big fat brothers you know !
Ting Ting stared her down, so she ran away! 😂
Food is the language we are speak..haha.. The way you show China to everyone I love it.
This really is on the top of my food bucket list... im really jealous... wish I could visit someday even though I don't think it's possible but I can dream of it while watching your videos... please never stop! you inrich people with culture and hunger! keep up the good work... greetings from Belgium
Spaghetti and pasta actually did originate in China.👍My husband is Sicilian and our Italian friends say it all the time. Buon appetito!🙂
Michelle and Enzo's Adventures How about Couscous ? you have that in Sicily !
couscous originated by north african Muslims (Moroccans, Libyans, Tunisians .. etc)
Michelle and Enzo's Adventures and the nang bread is actually the original or pizza, a Italian priest learned it and brought it to Italy. Chinese food culture is uncompetitive, amazing, more than we could imagine........
iLord
uncompetitive? maybe you mean cannot be compared.
Michelle and Enzo's Adventures
i just feel that spaghetti is too chewy, at least those from usa
I really like your content but it makes me laugh so much how you do the aaah - oooh - uuuuh sounds before even trying the food out first :D
Such a great way to learn more about different cultures. Love your videos! :)
thumbs up for the baby
TAI HAO LE!!! I love when he says this
I really appreciate you showing something in the rural China. Those are actually the places I would love to see & experience. Thank you for being so open-minded.
I love your enthusiasm.
Dear Trevor, I would like to translate the video to Arabic language. so please can you open all of your video so i can do that.
thanks!
Agree. I want to translate it to Indonesian language as well.
@@christiannugraha1011 yess
Awesome episode! That last meal looked so mouthwatering! Funny how the ladies kept standing at the door too hahaha
love from Pakistan for our Chinese brothers
are they kiddin' me?,,, those street food using saffron as the seasoning,,, you know how pricely a pinch of saffron in western market?,,, like a gold,,, it's only used in michelin star fine dining restaurants in here, in the west,,, with hundred and thousand dollars bill a plate,,,, but,, they're using it in cheap street food,,, what a hillarious!!!!!
It's counterfeit saffron. :\ You can see the dye bleeding in the tea.
gaiachaos2000 think you never drink tea,the color of the tea depends on the leaf.and many kinds of flowers maybe like saffron.you are a rumormonger.
That's the cheap bad stuff.
Good Saffron is quite expensive.
30RMB (4USD) for 1g.
And within 1g saffron you can make many many dishes.
Maybe you should buy some from China if you like it.
from china?,,, mmmh,,, ok, let me think first,, *blink blink bling,,,remembering plastic rice & fake eggs made in china,,,bling bling bling*
The last stuff you ate looked the absolute best. Congrats on trending bro & TAI BANG LE!!!!
hi Trevor James, if you came to the end of your trip, that is kashgar, you can cross over to pakistan through khunjerab pass in the south that is part of china pakistan economic corridor. do visit us
Imagine a foreigner comes to the US and freaks out about a hotdog
Haha I would love to see that
"MMMMMMMM WOOOWWWW So plump and JUIICCYYYY!!"
*Americans watching from the side* "what is this dude on?.."
I don't comment much but this killed me.
Not sure how it is now, but Chinese people used to freak out over McDonalds
Gunnar Peterson everyone eats McDonald's now
hahaha this is gold.
I think it is truly wonderful that you have made this dream of travel and discovery a reality. So many people spend their lives wishing to see the world and staying in our bubbles. You are experiencing humanity in such a beautiful way...through food! :D
Awesome............ No words.. 😷😷
haha thanks buddy
I hope you get to travel the world and are able to share it with us all.
This was amazing! Keep on with the journey please!!!!!!!!
That is why I love The uighur food in China
An onion is also known as Piyaz here in Pakistan.
So cool to know!!
+Wajeeh Ahmed Nice to see you! Pakistan iron brother.In Uigur,Bazaar just like many other languages means market ,too.and I have noticed that the languages on the Silk Road especially in the middle and west Asia have a lot things in common.
India also
Oh man I just love your video’s, keep up this beautiful work, super!
Simply amazing, pure happiness :D
i noticed the girls there are beautiful.
been waiting for this comment,, yepp im with u,,
nice looking pleasant chicks
unpretentious quiet natural beauty they'll make great wives i'm sure a REAL HELPMEET
nothing wrong with that
Richpilot Moore go to thailand for your brides
one of my favorite vids you did!!!! amazing culture people and food!!
i think that u misunderstood what the chef said . 牛肉羊油 means beef wth goat oil not beef with mutton .
No, his accent.
这名字 不得不服啊
我也赞同这位老铁的名字。
老奶奶都不扶，我就服你的名字
沖你名字給你點個贊
Saffron is more expensive than gold in Canada, more than $500 an ounce, and they use Saffron for street food over there? Whoa!
These videos are so addictive to watch. And although some of these foods seem strange to a British person, they also make me feel hungry. I'd love to travel and try new things like he does
Dear Trevor,
While your journey to silk road in china ends, please also visit Iran, as its also a vital part of ancient silk route. It will give you all you require Food, Art and Culture in one place...
Thankyou for reading.
I really loves ur video I live in chengdu near 锦里 but I study in Hungary for medicine when I miss my hometown ur Video is the biggest power to study more hard and back home r.eally wants see u this summer .pls guys help let him see this
I love how jolly Trevor is. It is nice to have a tourist who is fluent and friendly!
10:38 ʘ ͜ʖ ʘ those noodles are T H I C C ʘ ͜ʖ ʘ
Aku
Florian Cerjak that memont when the noodle is more *T* *H* *I* *C* *C* than you are
Florian Cerjak Aku lives in this post
EXTRA T H I C C C C!
*Slurp slurp nom nom*
How did you learn Chinese so well? I've been studying for 4 years now and plan on someday going to China, but I can see how long of a road I have before I can speak like you. Any tips?
Go to the country first and you will learn it super fast there.
Manuel Mendoza My sister enrolled at a university offering Chinese lessons in Taiwan. She came back a year later knowing how to read and write lol. Immersion is the fastest way to learning
His Chinese is not very good. Don't be tricked. He's just babling same phrases all the time with horrible pronunciation.
monyxe pretty good for someone who doesn't have the native tongue
来中国时间长了你就会说中文
keep up the good work my friend , u are amazing 💪