Ramesh and Renu's "Bhedasingh Khaja Ghar" (भेडासिंङ्ग खाजा घर) is on Google Maps goo.gl/maps/Afo4tZyj9xqka8t49 Go eat there and leave a review. I've also featured them on my blog "The Best Cheap Eats in Kathmandu" blog.karlrock.com/the-best-cheap-eats-in-kathmandu/
Hi @karl It was nice seeing you and your wife in pokhara. If u remember that during the the night time in the street alleys and we clicked a picture as well. It was really nice meeting you guys there. ❤️😇🙌🏻
I spent 24 years in the Royal Navy , one thing I learned very quickly was , " look for where the locals eat, not tourists".. 95% of the time it was great !
I was In Kathmandu a few years ago and right across from my hostel there was a small restaurant. It was super simple and absolutely delicious. Every morning I’d start my day off there. Delicious tea and roti with some curry dish. I wish I could go back and have some right now.
@@pravinkumar-dn4sc I believe it was the Fireflies Hostel on Paknajol Marg, Kathmandu 44600. There are many other hostels and all quite cheap. I was there in late January so it was off season and there weren’t too many people. Super cheap and the staff were quite friendly. Hope this helps.
in our sinful nature, we’re nothing more than wretched, vile sinners in DIRE need of the Savior, but JESUS, the perfect and sinless Lamb of God, came into the world and took the punishment we deserved for our wicked sins and was raised from the dead three days after being buried so that we may have the opportunity of salvation, redemption, adoption, and reconciliation to the Heavenly Father. we ought to repent and believe in the Gospel of our LORD Jesus Christ; we must be born-again.
I love how great your content has got since you moving back, you can really see you have an immense passion for the culture and people of India, really informative and inspiring.Thanks Karl.
Kathmandu was on my bucket list for a long time. I always wanted to fly there and make my way up to a monastery in the mountains and make a donation so I could stay there for an entire winter and experience those magnificent mountains and culture and stunning beauty during such tough months
While you're here, start your trek from Phaplu all the way to Everest Base Camp. Best way to Experience the entire region. I wouldn't recommend flying straight to Lukla Airport from Kathmandu Airport as it's a very commercial way of trekking. Phaplu to EBC is the whole nine yard of trekking.
@@elpatron4950 I found the history online! This is so interesting, somehow I feel happy because we share the same food even though we live far apart 😊 “Through examining the etymology, the similar sounding name strongly suggests that indeed acar was derived from Indian achar pickle. Indian achar was transmitted in antiquity to the maritime realm of Southeast Asia, which today recognized as acar in Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei, and then on to the Philippines as atchara. The adoption of this vegetable pickling technique possibly took place during the Srivijaya period between 7th to 13th century.”
@@indisugartaufik achaar is actually persian word, many words are derrived from persian in many southasian languages which spreaded more eastword due to marittime trade.
I absolutely love that they cook vegetarian food in a separate kitchen. Mad respect 👊🏻 would most definitely eat at this place. Looks indeed like a home kitchen, very friendly it’s simply perfect for someone like me that doesn’t eat animal products.
No, they don't-- Not in Nepal!! You crazy? They are completely out of it, or they pretend not to know. Got it? Veg food in Nepal is difficult ; even brahmins eat meat there. Don't count on your asian food being free of meat broth, and you will get nothing but a stupid answer , should you inquire. Just the facts.
@@johnd7435 go where the locals eat lmao. You have no idea what you’re talking about. Locals in these countries don’t eat at any restaurant there. They eat with their family and if it’s a restaurant then it’s already family there.
omg Karl, I so envy you being in Nepal. Subha yatra - happy travels. I first visited in 1982 and I was about to visit again for the 9th time in 2020 but Covid prevented me. I so hope I can return in 2022.
Great info, I try to find the local food when I can. When I was in Bali the local authentic street food was phenomenal and quite cheap but I didn’t find it until a few weeks of being on the island (and eating overpriced and mediocre tourist food).
@@20_melkisedekalbertdaniel45 that is not true there is very good local cuisine in Bali. Very delicious and cheap, its just a bit off the beaten path. Most tourists aren’t familiar with it as I wasn’t the first few weeks there.
When I was in Indo those little warung in Jakarta could be really good, but I always had to look at the cook's hands very closely, soap was taxed heavily and it's common that lower income people didn't have much if at all, and long nails could be considered fashionable, long dirty nails meant move on.
There's definately good street food in Bali. I've seen local dishes going for around $1AUD or even less. You have to leave Kuta and all the tourist traps to find it, but even Kuta has cheap food (the local vendors also need somewhere to eat, you know 😛)
the one time i ate in an 'authentic' local restaurant in bali was on a mountain, on the way to a dive spot on the eastern side of the island. silly me got chicken fried rice - i have never been so sick in my life! that chicken must have had something wrong with it for sure. vegetarians would have less problems, but man it turned me off street food.
Well I don't think that is true for a fairly new restaurant. I would have ppl outside trying to get ppl to come inside too. Now once ENOUGH ppl have tried your food, then it's all game, word of mouth will promote for you. I ate from this one restaurant and they were outside giving out samples, and Lord knows I am glad they did. One of my favorite restaurants til this day. Maybe they should do that instead of having a group of ppl outside trying to get you to come in. Let me have a taste test first! LOL! This is my 2nd time on your channel, I just came across it, the first time was right before this video, I watched your KKFC vs KFC video.
Love that they actually cook the meat separate from the vegetables unlike 90% of American restaurants I’m not vegetarian or any of that but I respect it
well that why there’s restaurants specifically for vegetarian people if you know they will be cooked in the same area why would u go there and also everyone around the world cooks meat and vegetables in the same kitchen its not just some “american” thing
Hope to see you back in India Karl.....You have helped a lot of foreigners to be safe while visiting different places (around the World) and not just India....but I bet that you Now know how that pays back! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK KARL.
Reading all those comments and seeing people loving your country is absolutely beautiful moment 😍😍. Wishing an amazing journey to all fellow travellers
Wow such a Homely Feeling while Eating these Delicious Foods serves by Hospitable People !! 1st by seeing the thumbnail I thought that the place in it is a scam 🤪🤣 but after seeing the full video was amazed by the Family's Humbleness and the Home Made Food that u Ate !!
@@quattro4468 Uncalled for comment. Karl did tell you how to avoid the bad places, but he also demonstrated one of the good wholesome places. It's getting towards dinner time as I watch this and seeing their food made me hungry. Btw did you notice how many subscribers Karl has? He doesn't need clickbait.
I am a Nepali but born and brought up in India. We as a family used to visit Kathmandu very often. But always visited those high end restaurants and hotels and I was never satisfied. I hope to visit Kathmandu and Pokhara again, will travel solo soon.🤞🏻❤️ Regards frm Bangalore🙏🏻
@@dThapa966 We from Nepal call it Nepali but Westerner refer to it as Nepalese, she (New Mind) was referring to it as Nepalian and it's incorrect, so i was just helping her out. Both Nepali and Nepalese are correct it's just different people say different words. Peace and have a great day ahead Thapa ji :)
Nepal was my first trip overseas because my Nepalese friend was getting married. I went for a month and stayed in a few different places, but our hub was in Kathmandu on one of the main streets where we stayed with my friends parents. Nepal is an incredible country, very lovely people - but I suspect my experience was a bit different as I was with a local and his family are quite well known. We rarely got hassled for tour guides/taxis etc cos people could see we were with a Nepalese person. We got to see the best local known places for really good prices, and when we went to Thamel which is tourist spot we knew what places to avoid. I’m very lucky for the experience I had, but man if you can travel Nepal with someone who speaks local language your experience is enhanced ten fold. The people are incredibly friendly, we found ourselves travelling through cities (like in the old city district in Bhaktapur) and asking people if we could see into their homes. Multiple times people just let us in and walked us through and let us ask questions. We always gave people money to show thanks, or gave them a gift of some kind as I understand money can be a bit rude. People more often than not just were happy to speak to us. Beautiful country.
As u said u have friend well known . This is d case dear d friend of yours is eligible to go your country n make friends like u but come with zero friend and mistakenly landed flight . U will find more than what u experienced n that is our NEPAL.
Made a trip to Nepal about 3 years back, one thing that stands out are the humble and helpful people, so hard working and eager to make you welcome !!!
your videos are the best.... I had a lot of preconceptions about the countries in your videos. I really like the purity of your videos, you are a good person and your reports are honest and sincere....thank you
As a Nepali who has never been to her place of origin, I love watching these type of videos- just people out and about. The people are so lovely. I remember watching a video of how locals gave free food tourists who got stuck in Nepal during the height of the pandemic.
@@muanlian6845 but still you can visit your home country I guess even I was not born and brought up in Nepal but I regularly visited every 3-4 years. I guess this answers your question.
What a wonderful looking place!! These are the types of places I would seek out as well. Even at home in the US, I seek out smaller, independent restaurants and completely avoid chain restaurants! Beautiful video! Thank you!! 🌟🌟🌟❤️❤️❤️
I've been a chef for so many years. I've learned, no matter your culture or your environment. Food is life. Good food is a happy life. Food is a universal language, and I love to enjoy every aspect of it. I would love nothing less than to spend a day or a week, cooking with these people that know what truly matters in life. We can certainly teach each other. I wish to run a food truck, so I can bring these ideas to people. Thank you for reigniting the passion I have for food.
Your videos Karl, give a whole different insight into India, Pakistan & Nepal. Sadly, Westerners who come from parts of the world you & I are from, are only aware of the tourist traps & miss the authentic people, the real people, who make the places around the world so unique. I wonder how many of your videos have helped businesses you visit profit well from increased business. Enjoy all the food, because food puts a smile on our face & a hug in our stomachs.
The few videos I’ve watched on your channel, I appreciate the positivity you have brought to this one. I see a lot of warning and beware of , this one was sweet .
Karl, i sense a feeling of affinity while watching your videos... feels like u belong to us... Me personally roam around random streets of Nepal with my motorbike whenever I get time... Ps- m from Bihar (India) Loads of love from India and my whole family love to watch your videos... Stay blessed sir ❤️
Good tip on avoiding touts! When I visit Asian countries I look for a line of local people outside the restaurant. If locals are waiting to get in, I can always count on delicious local fare at a great price.
Yes and we noticed in Malaysia that if a Malay restaurant like Satay Kajang for example has many non Malay customers it is good whereas here in Australia if an Asian restaurant, Indonesian, Malaysian, Indo-Pakistani, has customers from its own ethnic origin it's likely to be good.
A great advice to anyone visiting Nepal : Don't go to fancy and expensive restaurants and cafe for eating pizza, burger and foods you usually eat in your country. Instead, try to go to local and cheap restaurants to eat Nepali foods. They are so unique and delicious that you will feel lucky to try those foods at least once in your life. You will enjoy Nepali foods for sure. Not only Nepal, whenever you visit other countries, try their local foods and items. Enjoy their culture.😊
It is amazing how you show us authentic food places in India/Pakistan/Nepal, places that a normal news outlet would not bother to do a special, yet you give these places a chance to be featured to the rest of the world through your channel. Karl Rock, you are a Rockstar!
I am from Kathmandu Nepal and a regular viewer of your youtube channel. Nice to see you in Nepal. I have been to many countries, still I find Nepal unique and lovely. It would be great to meet, show around places and share travel experiences.
I would like to share travel tips and recommendations to you for Nepal and would like to meet you. Please email me if you are interested to meet me. By the way, I am a Nepali engineer by profession and a traveller by interest. Since past 10 years I have travelled to almost all countries of Europe and some countries of Asia. I live in Nepal.
So nice that YT suggested your channel Karl. Being an adventurer myself I'd like to visit these places you went to and experience the place, the people and the food. I've worked in the middle east and experienced other cultures and I want more, thumbs up from Manila.
What I find interesting about this whole Nepal vlog thing is that you met Manisha Di after a year and yet she understands the bond you share with the third person in your relationship - The Camera. 😂 She doesn't make a fuss about it in any single video and I genuinely get the vibe that she's a down to earth person who understands Karl Rock better than herself. Pyaar amaar rahe 💕💕💕💕
They use the same script (so I can read it) and some words are very similar (like most on that sign). But I couldn't understand them when they speak Nepali. So I think it's quite different
Hey Karl! nice to again hear from you :) food looked great! also great story :)! also i got some news :) i spent the past week in haryana, and also had homemmade organic food like fresh aloo paratha and lassi for breakfast :) i now know why you love it there so much ! so many fields! good air! lots of animals! and super friendly people :) greetings as allways! I will reach nepal in january. so im excited to see more before that :)! stay safe!
I've been following your videos Bro! I was really surprised to see you in Haryana. Enjoy Bro. Go to this restaurant when you're in Nepal, link is in the description.
Unfortunately I will never make it to Nepal in my lifetime, but Renas smile alone would wanna make me go eat there, food looks amazing, sure it tastes good. What a lovely family, huge respect to Ramesh for doing his best to help out with his young family, wish them all the best and a bright future for them.
I like that they have a sign in MANY different languages. That makes me think they are considerate and smart. Sometimes when you go to a restaurant its not the restaurant itself that is bad. Sometimes its just the employee who is trying to hustle, or just doesn't really give a fk or doesn't have the right outlook. I went back to a Chinese restaurant I haven't been to in about 10 years and it was under new ownership. The Chicken Balls were amazing this last time I went. Which caused me to go back lol. Before under the old ownership the chicken balls were terrible and you/we only got about 7-8 of them. This time or the same price, 20+ and amazing.
There is one thing that I have noticed about you Karl... Your approach is so respectful and wholesome. Even when it comes to scammers and con artists, as much as you want to reveal the truth, you never dehumanise them. You just provide tips on how to avoid being duped, and don't try to emasculate them as people. I take my hat of to you sir!
@@subzero7953 I have seen some. He doesn't make them seem less human. Even his inflection whilst speaking to them is quite respectful. He doesn't sugar coat things though. That's why I respect him
@Aditya Sahoo Lol c'mon now. Karl obviously loves India, just because he shows what to look out for as a foreigner/tourist and expose scammers doesnt make him anti-Indian.
This is the first time I've seen your channel. I really enjoyed the video and particularly liked the respect that you showed the family. I have been to Nepal on numerous occasions. The Nepalese are a most gracious and warm people who face adversity on a regular basis. Whatever country that we have the privilege to visit let's treat the citizens with similar respect.
in our sinful nature, we’re nothing more than wretched, vile sinners in DIRE need of the Savior, but JESUS, the perfect and sinless Lamb of God, came into the world and took the punishment we deserved for our wicked sins and was raised from the dead three days after being buried so that we may have the opportunity of salvation, redemption, adoption, and reconciliation to the Heavenly Father. we ought to repent and believe in the Gospel of our LORD Jesus Christ; we must be born-again.
I totally agree with going to the Mom and Pops type restaurants and totally agree on the smile factor. The food looks delicious, and I've never heard of that type of Soybeans. I wish I were near that area, because like you, I'd be there all the time.
Tourism has been closed in NZ for 2-years now since the beginning of COVID (it's still closed). There's not much to cover in the way of tourist scams & traps. The Govt. pays you money if you don't have a job, so no need to go out and scam. I did make a travel safety video with Manisha around 3 years ago in Hindi advising Indian tourists on what to watch out for, so check that out.
how are you in Nepal and not tried Buffalo Momos/Dumplings? its Nepali's substitute for Beef. You can get chicken Momos every where, even outside of Nepal,..but you got to get that experience of "jhol buff momo" once in your life. they're addictive.
This how we missed out for tourist to make them feel like home.. We should focused on real authentic food and real nepali house rather than resort and large hotel.. My point is tourist come to nepal should feel like nepal..
Broo you are doing a good job love the way you speck Hindi and take a tour in the north side of India I would really really love it if you could come to the south side of India and take tour and do videos…love your work❤️❤️
There are so much places to enjoy in Nepal. Why are u stuck in kathmandu only? There is nothing much in kathmandu.The real beauty of Nepal Lies inside its inner parts. You should visit Mustang,Pokhara, World's highest peak(Everest,Annapurna,Dhaulagiri and many more If not to the peak You can trek up to base camp)Manang, Birth place of Gautam buddha (lumbini), Inner terai region and many more.Nepal is most underrated tourism spot. I wish someone like you will visit each and every place of Nepal and can share the hidden beauty of Nepal around the world. Ps: Request to all the nepali viewers Can u add more best places name in comment box
Great job karl You just promoted a simple breakfast shop (चिया पसल, खाजा घर). And one you have just noticed that wherever you go in Nepal, there is a smile in greeting. That's why Nepal is the happiest country. Small but extraordinary.
Realized the tittle of the video is very misleading but the content itself is better. I guess for the algorithms. This video was more like finiding home cooked cheap meals rather than spending too much money on overrated foods.
I love traveling in Nepal. I was there when covid brokeout and will be there again next year. It was your videos that inspired me to travel in India. I am glad to see you in Nepal now
@Cactuss see who's saying . Guy from India Compare the per capita income of both country and get the Fcuk outta here. Yes my Government is poor not people.
Nepal is a beautiful country. Though the country is poor, the people there are heartwarming and very hard working. They are polite and sweet. Love from India 🇮🇳 ❤️
Loved your Vlog !! Keep more coming . Incredible Nepal 🇳🇵 … sandwiched between two giants India 🇮🇳 and China 🇨🇳 Yet retains its own identity. Awesome country to visit .
As a technical geek. I was intrigued to see you using an Olympus camera body. I’m assuming it has good stabilization since you go hand held mostly? I can imagine walking around with a gimbal would be annoying. Anyway, great content Karl! Hope to hear back.
I absolutely love that they cook vegetarian food in a separate kitchen. Mad respect 👊🏻 would most definitely eat at this place. Looks indeed like a home kitchen, very friendly it’s simply perfect for someone like me that doesn’t eat animal products.
in our sinful nature, we’re nothing more than wretched, vile sinners in DIRE need of the Savior, but JESUS, the perfect and sinless Lamb of God, came into the world and took the punishment we deserved for our wicked sins and was raised from the dead three days after being buried so that we may have the opportunity of salvation, redemption, adoption, and reconciliation to the Heavenly Father. we ought to repent and believe in the Gospel of our LORD Jesus Christ; we must be born-again.
it looks delicious I love vegetarian food and I like when you eat with the bread. I first saw that in Ethiopian restaurants and paratha is one of my favorites
Ramesh and Renu's "Bhedasingh Khaja Ghar" (भेडासिंङ्ग खाजा घर) is on Google Maps goo.gl/maps/Afo4tZyj9xqka8t49 Go eat there and leave a review. I've also featured them on my blog "The Best Cheap Eats in Kathmandu" blog.karlrock.com/the-best-cheap-eats-in-kathmandu/
In nepal karl those writern are hindi dialects and merry christmas.
Karl Rock please upload your vlog regular
Wow you can read and spoke well 🇳🇵 language..and be there soon 🇳🇵
You have to talk Nepali in Nepal not Hindi
Hi @karl It was nice seeing you and your wife in pokhara. If u remember that during the the night time in the street alleys and we clicked a picture as well. It was really nice meeting you guys there. ❤️😇🙌🏻
I spent 24 years in the Royal Navy , one thing I learned very quickly was , " look for where the locals eat, not tourists".. 95% of the time it was great !
I ate where the locals eat once when I was in Myanmar and the next day I got sick :(. Tip number 2 never eat anything cold at a restaurant.
@@biscoito1r Hi , I ate where business men eat.. More expensive , but worth it.
Go where taxi drivers eat, they generally know the best cheap food around.
@@_Rich_. Same here in quinton/bartley
The locals in America seem to flock to Starbucks… gross! Lol
Thanks for showing us the beauty of India, Pakistan and now Nepal.
Nepali people seem to be so humble and kind 🥰. Kisses from Mexico.
As a Nepali first of all, I would like to appreciate the kind words and indeed Nepalese people are so kind, friendly and humble 😊🙏
Thank you for your kind word sister ….
Thank you for your kind word sister ….
Visit my city plz
@@dustyboot1 what should be ideal budget to visit nepal from india.
I want to visit nepal and pashupatinath mandir.
I was In Kathmandu a few years ago and right across from my hostel there was a small restaurant. It was super simple and absolutely delicious. Every morning I’d start my day off there. Delicious tea and roti with some curry dish. I wish I could go back and have some right now.
That sounds amazing 😻
i wish you will come back nepal .
Can you mention the name of that hostel or hotel
@@pravinkumar-dn4sc I believe it was the Fireflies Hostel on Paknajol Marg, Kathmandu 44600. There are many other hostels and all quite cheap. I was there in late January so it was off season and there weren’t too many people. Super cheap and the staff were quite friendly. Hope this helps.
@@clacicle thank you for the info. I will check it out soon.
Renu 's reaction at 0:36 when you could read nepali is priceless .
Thank you very much karl for the video
in our sinful nature, we’re nothing more than wretched, vile sinners in DIRE need of the Savior, but JESUS, the perfect and sinless Lamb of God, came into the world and took the punishment we deserved for our wicked sins and was raised from the dead three days after being buried so that we may have the opportunity of salvation, redemption, adoption, and reconciliation to the Heavenly Father. we ought to repent and believe in the Gospel of our LORD Jesus Christ; we must be born-again.
@@inactiveuser555 Beautiful words, always welcome no matter where it is. Never be dissuaded from spreading the Good Word.
@@inactiveuser555😂😂😂😂😂
I know!! That was so cute!
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I love how great your content has got since you moving back, you can really see you have an immense passion for the culture and people of India, really informative and inspiring.Thanks Karl.
Kathmandu was on my bucket list for a long time. I always wanted to fly there and make my way up to a monastery in the mountains and make a donation so I could stay there for an entire winter and experience those magnificent mountains and culture and stunning beauty during such tough months
you'l be warmly welcome to Nepal sir...
You should come here Mr. Chris it's a very beautiful place.
While you're here, start your trek from Phaplu all the way to Everest Base Camp. Best way to Experience the entire region. I wouldn't recommend flying straight to Lukla Airport from Kathmandu Airport as it's a very commercial way of trekking. Phaplu to EBC is the whole nine yard of trekking.
Sounds like bat man begins😁
Visit Sherpa society trekking lovely staff and guides and affordable
This is interesting. In Indonesia we call pickles "acar". While in Nepal it is called "achar". Wow, close enough 😯😊
woah I am from Nepal and I feel good about that information
@@elpatron4950 I found the history online! This is so interesting, somehow I feel happy because we share the same food even though we live far apart 😊
“Through examining the etymology, the similar sounding name strongly suggests that indeed acar was derived from Indian achar pickle. Indian achar was transmitted in antiquity to the maritime realm of Southeast Asia, which today recognized as acar in Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei, and then on to the Philippines as atchara. The adoption of this vegetable pickling technique possibly took place during the Srivijaya period between 7th to 13th century.”
@Neo The term “achar” did come from India! It's amazing that language and food can travel from so far away 😃🙌
actually there are lot common word in bhasa and nepali
@@indisugartaufik achaar is actually persian word, many words are derrived from persian in many southasian languages which spreaded more eastword due to marittime trade.
I absolutely love that they cook vegetarian food in a separate kitchen. Mad respect 👊🏻 would most definitely eat at this place. Looks indeed like a home kitchen, very friendly it’s simply perfect for someone like me that doesn’t eat animal products.
No, they don't-- Not in Nepal!! You crazy? They are completely out of it, or they pretend not to know. Got it? Veg food in Nepal is difficult ; even brahmins eat meat there. Don't count on your asian food being free of meat broth, and you will get nothing but a stupid answer , should you inquire. Just the facts.
@@johnd7435 go where the locals eat lmao. You have no idea what you’re talking about. Locals in these countries don’t eat at any restaurant there. They eat with their family and if it’s a restaurant then it’s already family there.
@@Beer4Breakfast Which has what to do with lackluster veg- compliance?
omg Karl, I so envy you being in Nepal. Subha yatra - happy travels. I first visited in 1982 and I was about to visit again for the 9th time in 2020 but Covid prevented me. I so hope I can return in 2022.
Great info, I try to find the local food when I can. When I was in Bali the local authentic street food was phenomenal and quite cheap but I didn’t find it until a few weeks of being on the island (and eating overpriced and mediocre tourist food).
Its not a thing in Bali
@@20_melkisedekalbertdaniel45 that is not true there is very good local cuisine in Bali. Very delicious and cheap, its just a bit off the beaten path. Most tourists aren’t familiar with it as I wasn’t the first few weeks there.
When I was in Indo those little warung in Jakarta could be really good, but I always had to look at the cook's hands very closely, soap was taxed heavily and it's common that lower income people didn't have much if at all, and long nails could be considered fashionable, long dirty nails meant move on.
There's definately good street food in Bali. I've seen local dishes going for around $1AUD or even less. You have to leave Kuta and all the tourist traps to find it, but even Kuta has cheap food (the local vendors also need somewhere to eat, you know 😛)
the one time i ate in an 'authentic' local restaurant in bali was on a mountain, on the way to a dive spot on the eastern side of the island.
silly me got chicken fried rice - i have never been so sick in my life! that chicken must have had something wrong with it for sure.
vegetarians would have less problems, but man it turned me off street food.
That lady's smile is so infectious, I can see why you went in there, seems like good people.
Humble and Homely.💞
I just love how you're able to connect with local population. Even Nepalis ourselves don't connect with each other now days. Lots of love from Nepal.
@High Lvl Ketone Toit
Kya manxe xau yar. connect navayeni International audience ko ma tesari vannu hunna ni bro. arko palta eso hos puryau hai
@@riteshshah4897no you're wrong, we need to say what is true
Well I don't think that is true for a fairly new restaurant. I would have ppl outside trying to get ppl to come inside too. Now once ENOUGH ppl have tried your food, then it's all game, word of mouth will promote for you. I ate from this one restaurant and they were outside giving out samples, and Lord knows I am glad they did. One of my favorite restaurants til this day. Maybe they should do that instead of having a group of ppl outside trying to get you to come in. Let me have a taste test first! LOL! This is my 2nd time on your channel, I just came across it, the first time was right before this video, I watched your KKFC vs KFC video.
@01:21 who noticed woman moaning "aahhh"?
Love that they actually cook the meat separate from the vegetables unlike 90% of American restaurants
I’m not vegetarian or any of that but I respect it
90% ? More like 99%
well that why there’s restaurants specifically for vegetarian people if you know they will be cooked in the same area why would u go there and also everyone around the world cooks meat and vegetables in the same kitchen its not just some “american” thing
Yes its because of religion that we separately cook meat and vegetables in a place with both options in the Indian subcontinent.
@@constupatedtomuch yes
I don't. I see no reason to separate vegetables and meat
Nepalese food looks delicious! I like the fact there is home style vegetarian food. Thank you for sharing! 🙏 Awesome! 🙂
thats not exactly nepalese u can find those food basically all around the indian subcontinent. but great food tho.
Please search Nepal Master Chef UK 2021. He is winner 2021
@@mdkalimullah3816 It is not necessary to represent ur country in Every sector
Sending love to all Nepali bhai behen from the UK 🇬🇧
I love Nepal. Never Ending Peace And Love ❤️
Hope to see you back in India Karl.....You have helped a lot of foreigners to be safe while visiting different places (around the World) and not just India....but I bet that you Now know how that pays back!
KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK KARL.
He lives in India
Reading all those comments and seeing people loving your country is absolutely beautiful moment 😍😍. Wishing an amazing journey to all fellow travellers
I know right, there are more English speaking people than anctual Neplese people
Wow such a Homely Feeling while Eating these Delicious Foods serves by Hospitable People !!
1st by seeing the thumbnail I thought that the place in it is a scam 🤪🤣 but after seeing the full video was amazed by the Family's Humbleness and the Home Made Food that u Ate !!
Hey Bhai, I'm glad you enjoyed it. I love that place
@@quattro4468 Uncalled for comment. Karl did tell you how to avoid the bad places, but he also demonstrated one of the good wholesome places. It's getting towards dinner time as I watch this and seeing their food made me hungry. Btw did you notice how many subscribers Karl has? He doesn't need clickbait.
I am a Nepali but born and brought up in India. We as a family used to visit Kathmandu very often. But always visited those high end restaurants and hotels and I was never satisfied. I hope to visit Kathmandu and Pokhara again, will travel solo soon.🤞🏻❤️ Regards frm Bangalore🙏🏻
I thought it was Nepalian
@@newmind4850 it's Nepalese actually.
@@aniltamang7490 it's Nepali
@@dThapa966 We from Nepal call it Nepali but Westerner refer to it as Nepalese, she (New Mind) was referring to it as Nepalian and it's incorrect, so i was just helping her out. Both Nepali and Nepalese are correct it's just different people say different words. Peace and have a great day ahead Thapa ji :)
thrives! Guess if you were born and raised in INDIA then your an Indian!
Bro you can read nepali better than me 😂🤣 Loved the video. Miss my home even more. Can’t wait to visit soon.
Where are you from bro?
I live near the border in India, Biratnagar-Jogbani.
I'd have to agree... A smile like that would draw anyone in ... So warm and friendly
This guy told me he will take me on a tour in Nepal, when we reached Mt. Everest summit he said that will be 240 thousand dollars...
Nepal was my first trip overseas because my Nepalese friend was getting married. I went for a month and stayed in a few different places, but our hub was in Kathmandu on one of the main streets where we stayed with my friends parents.
Nepal is an incredible country, very lovely people - but I suspect my experience was a bit different as I was with a local and his family are quite well known. We rarely got hassled for tour guides/taxis etc cos people could see we were with a Nepalese person.
We got to see the best local known places for really good prices, and when we went to Thamel which is tourist spot we knew what places to avoid.
I’m very lucky for the experience I had, but man if you can travel Nepal with someone who speaks local language your experience is enhanced ten fold.
The people are incredibly friendly, we found ourselves travelling through cities (like in the old city district in Bhaktapur) and asking people if we could see into their homes. Multiple times people just let us in and walked us through and let us ask questions.
We always gave people money to show thanks, or gave them a gift of some kind as I understand money can be a bit rude. People more often than not just were happy to speak to us.
Beautiful country.
You cracked the code, ❤️😁
🙏
As u said u have friend well known .
This is d case dear d friend of yours is eligible to go your country n make friends like u but come with zero friend and mistakenly landed flight . U will find more than what u experienced n that is our NEPAL.
tah bhai nepali nai hos bhanera tha pai sake maile
🤣
I love India but Nepal is amazing and people are even friendlier if that is at all possible.
And nepal is much more safer for tourists too
The people are definitely more friendly in Nepal..
The people are definitely more friendly in Nepal..
@@anilam274 and that is saying something considering how friendly nearly everyone in India is!!!
@@indianfoodartists3579 Nice Joke ! Didn't made me laugh though
Made a trip to Nepal about 3 years back, one thing that stands out are the humble and helpful people, so hard working and eager to make you welcome !!!
your videos are the best.... I had a lot of preconceptions about the countries in your videos. I really like the purity of your videos, you are a good person and your reports are honest and sincere....thank you
2:03 if you notice 🤧
As a Nepali who has never been to her place of origin, I love watching these type of videos- just people out and about. The people are so lovely. I remember watching a video of how locals gave free food tourists who got stuck in Nepal during the height of the pandemic.
I wonder why you have never been to Nepal??
@@birendarkunwar2067 maybe she's not from Nepal as there are alot of Indian Nepali
Wow you've never been to your home country!? 😱
@@muanlian6845 or simply born in foreign countries
@@muanlian6845 but still you can visit your home country I guess even I was not born and brought up in Nepal but I regularly visited every 3-4 years. I guess this answers your question.
What a wonderful looking place!! These are the types of places I would seek out as well. Even at home in the US, I seek out smaller, independent restaurants and completely avoid chain restaurants! Beautiful video! Thank you!! 🌟🌟🌟❤️❤️❤️
Will give tour
Thank you for making videos about my country, It's culture and tradition, Diversity etc.
I've been a chef for so many years. I've learned, no matter your culture or your environment. Food is life. Good food is a happy life. Food is a universal language, and I love to enjoy every aspect of it. I would love nothing less than to spend a day or a week, cooking with these people that know what truly matters in life. We can certainly teach each other. I wish to run a food truck, so I can bring these ideas to people. Thank you for reigniting the passion I have for food.
Awesome vid Karl! Happy new year and THIS is the year New Dehli gov realizes how good of a person you are so you can head back home.
Your videos Karl, give a whole different insight into India, Pakistan & Nepal. Sadly, Westerners who come from parts of the world you & I are from, are only aware of the tourist traps & miss the authentic people, the real people, who make the places around the world so unique. I wonder how many of your videos have helped businesses you visit profit well from increased business. Enjoy all the food, because food puts a smile on our face & a hug in our stomachs.
The resto's story is heartwarming, definitely worth it to eat there
Noticed you use the Olympus OMD with a 12-60 Panasonic lens, great vlogging rig 👍
The few videos I’ve watched on your channel, I appreciate the positivity you have brought to this one. I see a lot of warning and beware of , this one was sweet .
Karl, i sense a feeling of affinity while watching your videos... feels like u belong to us...
Me personally roam around random streets of Nepal with my motorbike whenever I get time...
Ps- m from Bihar (India)
Loads of love from India and my whole family love to watch your videos... Stay blessed sir ❤️
Good tip on avoiding touts! When I visit Asian countries I look for a line of local people outside the restaurant. If locals are waiting to get in, I can always count on delicious local fare at a great price.
Yes and we noticed in Malaysia that if a Malay restaurant like Satay Kajang for example has many non Malay customers it is good whereas here in Australia if an Asian restaurant, Indonesian, Malaysian, Indo-Pakistani, has customers from its own ethnic origin it's likely to be good.
Hi karl,
i just love how familiar you have been with nepali and indian language and culture.
best regards from nepal.
U napalian?
@@newmind4850It's either Nepalese or Nepali, not nepalian
Everybody looks so friendly. Seems genuine, too. Such nice people.
Nepalis are extremely good natured and friendly
2:20 , why are there eggs on the tabletop if the restaurant was vegetarian
A great advice to anyone visiting Nepal :
Don't go to fancy and expensive restaurants and cafe for eating pizza, burger and foods you usually eat in your country.
Instead, try to go to local and cheap restaurants to eat Nepali foods. They are so unique and delicious that you will feel lucky to try those foods at least once in your life. You will enjoy Nepali foods for sure.
Not only Nepal, whenever you visit other countries, try their local foods and items. Enjoy their culture.😊
It is amazing how you show us authentic food places in India/Pakistan/Nepal, places that a normal news outlet would not bother to do a special, yet you give these places a chance to be featured to the rest of the world through your channel. Karl Rock, you are a Rockstar!
Keep making videos in Nepal! It's an amazing country!
I am from Kathmandu Nepal and a regular viewer of your youtube channel. Nice to see you in Nepal. I have been to many countries, still I find Nepal unique and lovely. It would be great to meet, show around places and share travel experiences.
I would like to share travel tips and recommendations to you for Nepal and would like to meet you. Please email me if you are interested to meet me. By the way, I am a Nepali engineer by profession and a traveller by interest. Since past 10 years I have travelled to almost all countries of Europe and some countries of Asia. I live in Nepal.
So nice that YT suggested your channel Karl. Being an adventurer myself I'd like to visit these places you went to and experience the place, the people and the food. I've worked in the middle east and experienced other cultures and I want more, thumbs up from Manila.
What I find interesting about this whole Nepal vlog thing is that you met Manisha Di after a year and yet she understands the bond you share with the third person in your relationship - The Camera. 😂
She doesn't make a fuss about it in any single video and I genuinely get the vibe that she's a down to earth person who understands Karl Rock better than herself.
Pyaar amaar rahe 💕💕💕💕
True...
That looks soooo delicious! I wish there were more places like that here in Germany
I wish that too. I miss these types of places when I'm out of the region
Call me to Germany we can setup such Indian/Nepal cuisine places in Germany which serve food made with handmade spices 😊
@@kas789 😂😂
Bro have a joint venture there with me 😎😎😎🤗🤗🤗😁😁😅😅, only thing you need to do is get me your country's visa😁😁🙈🙈.
@@Lonewolf03Twelve Your DP suggest you are interested in something else. Katai bawaal kaat diye ho be tum to
So is Nepali a very similar language to Hindi that you were able to learn it very quickly?
They use the same script (so I can read it) and some words are very similar (like most on that sign). But I couldn't understand them when they speak Nepali. So I think it's quite different
Right
It's a Pahari language similar to the ones in Uttarakhand
Indo aryan language family
@@KarlRock We use devanagari script under Indo Aryan Language
Renu doesn’t stop smiling! 😍😍😍
Hopefully your enthusiasm results in the restaurant gaining a well deserved following. Good stuff.
I’m sitting in my hotel in Thamel wondering where to go for breakfast. Looks like they’re a 10 minute walk from here! Thank you Karl!
It was delicious!!
@@CPTurner i hope to one day go there
Hey Karl! nice to again hear from you :)
food looked great! also great story :)!
also i got some news :) i spent the past week in haryana, and also had homemmade organic food like fresh aloo paratha and lassi for breakfast :)
i now know why you love it there so much ! so many fields! good air! lots of animals! and super friendly people :)
greetings as allways! I will reach nepal in january. so im excited to see more before that :)!
stay safe!
I've been following your videos Bro! I was really surprised to see you in Haryana. Enjoy Bro. Go to this restaurant when you're in Nepal, link is in the description.
@@KarlRock i will! promised!
I subbed you🤗
👍💫✨✌️🧡😎
Nepalis are very hard working people. They are great cooks too. I have many a friend from there, all extremely generous.
Unfortunately I will never make it to Nepal in my lifetime, but Renas smile alone would wanna make me go eat there, food looks amazing, sure it tastes good. What a lovely family, huge respect to Ramesh for doing his best to help out with his young family, wish them all the best and a bright future for them.
What does it take you to make it to 🇳🇵
I like that they have a sign in MANY different languages. That makes me think they are considerate and smart. Sometimes when you go to a restaurant its not the restaurant itself that is bad. Sometimes its just the employee who is trying to hustle, or just doesn't really give a fk or doesn't have the right outlook. I went back to a Chinese restaurant I haven't been to in about 10 years and it was under new ownership. The Chicken Balls were amazing this last time I went. Which caused me to go back lol. Before under the old ownership the chicken balls were terrible and you/we only got about 7-8 of them. This time or the same price, 20+ and amazing.
Now I've subscribed to you Karl, I can't stop watching your videos. Fantastic and interesting entertainment. Great stuff!
Thanks for the really genuine video Karl. I bet that food was awesome. 👍
There is one thing that I have noticed about you Karl... Your approach is so respectful and wholesome. Even when it comes to scammers and con artists, as much as you want to reveal the truth, you never dehumanise them. You just provide tips on how to avoid being duped, and don't try to emasculate them as people. I take my hat of to you sir!
Seems like you haven’t seen his exposing scammers videos.
@@subzero7953 I have seen some. He doesn't make them seem less human. Even his inflection whilst speaking to them is quite respectful. He doesn't sugar coat things though. That's why I respect him
@Aditya Sahoo If he was, he wouldn't have married an Indian woman and also learnt the Hindi language and spend so much time and money in India
@Aditya Sahoo Lol c'mon now. Karl obviously loves India, just because he shows what to look out for as a foreigner/tourist and expose scammers doesnt make him anti-Indian.
He does dehumanise the scamming rats
This is the first time I've seen your channel. I really enjoyed the video and particularly liked the respect that you showed the family. I have been to Nepal on numerous occasions. The Nepalese are a most gracious and warm people who face adversity on a regular basis. Whatever country that we have the privilege to visit let's treat the citizens with similar respect.
Bro this is also my first time on this channel and I click the video because I thought he is pewdiepie 😅
I love it that the owner wife always has a smile on her face ❤️ she seems like a good person..
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I totally agree with going to the Mom and Pops type restaurants and totally agree on the smile factor.
The food looks delicious, and I've never heard of that type of Soybeans.
I wish I were near that area, because like you, I'd be there all the time.
Wow - first 14 peaks on Netflix and now this on UA-cam- I really miss my Nepal 😍
Can you make a video on "Tourist Traps" in New Zealand? I thought you would make one while you were waiting out there all these days.
Tourism has been closed in NZ for 2-years now since the beginning of COVID (it's still closed). There's not much to cover in the way of tourist scams & traps. The Govt. pays you money if you don't have a job, so no need to go out and scam. I did make a travel safety video with Manisha around 3 years ago in Hindi advising Indian tourists on what to watch out for, so check that out.
May you and your wife always be together
Love and prayers from🇵🇰
MAN SO NICE AND FRIENDLY FAMILY ! :) NICE VIDEO
This is really appreciating work done by you... Surly this video will increase their customers and family income... Well job... 👏
for the best food experience in foreign countries. Avoid fancy places, eat what the locals eat.
Nepal is very beautiful beautiful and
Mostly people are so sweet .
Love from Gujrat , India ♥️🇮🇳
Lots of love from Nepal 💓💓
@@Kimjungun266 अनि गुजरातबाट किन लेखेको त?
how are you in Nepal and not tried Buffalo Momos/Dumplings? its Nepali's substitute for Beef. You can get chicken Momos every where, even outside of Nepal,..but you got to get that experience of "jhol buff momo" once in your life. they're addictive.
This how we missed out for tourist to make them feel like home.. We should focused on real authentic food and real nepali house rather than resort and large hotel.. My point is tourist come to nepal should feel like nepal..
Broo you are doing a good job love the way you speck Hindi and take a tour in the north side of India I would really really love it if you could come to the south side of India and take tour and do videos…love your work❤️❤️
Wow this place looks so incredible! And it looks so clean! Well done to the owners 👏
There are so much places to enjoy in Nepal. Why are u stuck in kathmandu only? There is nothing much in kathmandu.The real beauty of Nepal Lies inside its inner parts.
You should visit Mustang,Pokhara, World's highest peak(Everest,Annapurna,Dhaulagiri and many more If not to the peak You can trek up to base camp)Manang, Birth place of Gautam buddha (lumbini), Inner terai region and many more.Nepal is most underrated tourism spot. I wish someone like you will visit each and every place of Nepal and can share the hidden beauty of Nepal around the world.
Ps: Request to all the nepali viewers
Can u add more best places name in comment box
What’s the trap ? just for views you trying to defame Nepal .
I would suggest you to edit your tittle
Great wholesome positive video. Is that the Olympus EM5 Mk III you are using? What are your thoughts on it? What lens do you use?
Pretty cool.
Impressive you can read those languages.
Would help alot when traveling anywhere abroad to read some of the language.
Great video Karl. Love that place. Never heard of black Chickpeas but now I'm on a mission to find that dish. Thanks
You gotta... it's known as chana.
@@KarlRock Thanks. I love Chickpeas and Chana Masala, just never seen the black variety. Now I know.
@@metalguru5226 black chickpea also called the bengal gram has more micronutrients and fibre. Taste is also quite different and also more filling.
We called it chana... In my place bihar we make a curry which is called ghoogni...
Kala chana
Great job karl You just promoted a simple breakfast shop (चिया पसल, खाजा घर). And one you have just noticed that wherever you go in Nepal, there is a smile in greeting. That's why Nepal is the happiest country. Small but extraordinary.
Karl, you are such a great human being. Glad you came to Nepal.
From Nepal.
Realized the tittle of the video is very misleading but the content itself is better. I guess for the algorithms. This video was more like finiding home cooked cheap meals rather than spending too much money on overrated foods.
I've never seen scam food ever in my life in Nepal. Everything seems okay. Although, cold food is most likely bad, so stick with fresh and hot food.
I love traveling in Nepal. I was there when covid brokeout and will be there again next year. It was your videos that inspired me to travel in India. I am glad to see you in Nepal now
Hope to see your video too in Nepal😇
Love from Nepal 🇳🇵❤️
Hope you are enjoying the trip.
@Cactuss lol obnoxious white man
@Cactuss see who's saying . Guy from India
Compare the per capita income of both country and get the Fcuk outta here. Yes my Government is poor not people.
Nepal is a beautiful country. Though the country is poor, the people there are heartwarming and very hard working. They are polite and sweet. Love from India 🇮🇳 ❤️
@Cactuss Son of a B
I T C H
@@thenegotiator1630 dont feed the troll, he needs validation from people that their momma never give them
Loved your Vlog !!
Keep more coming .
Incredible Nepal 🇳🇵 …
sandwiched between two giants India 🇮🇳 and China 🇨🇳
Yet retains its own identity.
Awesome country to visit .
As a technical geek. I was intrigued to see you using an Olympus camera body. I’m assuming it has good stabilization since you go hand held mostly? I can imagine walking around with a gimbal would be annoying. Anyway, great content Karl! Hope to hear back.
Kind, sweet, humble and hardworking people.
You look like PewDiePie
bro ..aajkal inactive kina ho..by the way big fan..💖💖
I absolutely love that they cook vegetarian food in a separate kitchen. Mad respect 👊🏻 would most definitely eat at this place. Looks indeed like a home kitchen, very friendly it’s simply perfect for someone like me that doesn’t eat animal products.
Katalina K .U will be welcomed in Nepal 😊.
You do an amazing job educating us on the culture, food and safety and danger areas when travelling. Keep up the good work. Love you guys.
in our sinful nature, we’re nothing more than wretched, vile sinners in DIRE need of the Savior, but JESUS, the perfect and sinless Lamb of God, came into the world and took the punishment we deserved for our wicked sins and was raised from the dead three days after being buried so that we may have the opportunity of salvation, redemption, adoption, and reconciliation to the Heavenly Father. we ought to repent and believe in the Gospel of our LORD Jesus Christ; we must be born-again.
After showing and explaining every food to us, he's Asking
"Khane mei kya hai ji"
😅😂😂😂👍🏻👍🏻
👏🏼 Loving the Nepal vids!
Being born and raised in America sometimes I really wish that I could live a simple and calm life just like how this family lives.
Nepotism is everywhere. Karl have his breakfast in khaja ghar where the lady looks similar his haryanvi family 😃😃
it looks delicious I love vegetarian food and I like when you eat with the bread. I first saw that in Ethiopian restaurants and paratha is one of my favorites
Damn that lady has a beautiful smile 😊 who else thought so?
Great video . thank to respect my county Nepal . Love you so much