dooby! i’m a flight attendant and just wanted to tell you please don’t use the water from the plane bathroom to brush your teeth 😅 it’s not sanitary and there’s a sign by the sink to not drink as well. to keep you safe and healthy 😊
Thank you for showing us the real side of NY and not a basic NYC vlog 😊 it was super interesting! Thank you for paying attention to the daily mundane stuff people miss ❤
Man. I could see the frustration she had when she landed there. This was an epic vlog. From fake curtain, to the Jamaican food, to the long walk in heat, to the scary train story. What a fun vlog. Wish Dooby posts the next video quickly because I can't waiittttt
@@neil3626was legit about to give the same response being Jamaican, in Jamaica n never having heard of that meal 😂 but i do know it’s Indian and Trinidad has alot of people of Indian descent, my guess was that or Guyana
As someone who is half Surinamese (located next to Guyana) and eats West Indian food on a very regular basis, this video made me soooo happy! 😍 The potatos and roti are exactly how it should be and I'm glad you got a chance to try our beautiful cuisine ❤🇸🇷
@@chimaera_2330 me too! I knew Caribbean countries have similar dishes but I didn't know it was almost exactly the same! And to see it in New York surprised me even more :)
The one thing I miss when eating Caribbean food is peanut punch, one of the great all-time drinks. Why don' more people know of this drink...and why isn't it more readily available?
She casually shared that traumatising story and didn’t even lose her appetite. Here in Saudi Arabia he would get minimum 3 years in prison if he’s lucky/mentally ill. Also 20 dollars for a 9 minutes ride is reasonable price
Wowwwww the way you captured Queens is the NYC I know and adore! My husband is from there and Guyanese and this just made me miss NY! We moved a few years ago to Arizona and there’s nothing like NY! ♥️♥️♥️
Wow never thought you would ever try Caribbean food, especially from Trinidad 🇹🇹. It looks like the type of roti you ate was dhalpuri roti. It is ground up split peas (the yellow part of the roti). My grandmother and aunties would make this for me all the time when I was a kid. Fun to have a party with all your family and cousins, bbq, roti, and such. Brings back good memories
i also just wanted to add.... its so sweet of you to talk to immigrants like humans. (WHICH OFC WE SHOULD ALL DO) but there are so many people in america that think less of them and treat them like less if there's an accent or anything that signifies that they're not from america. love that you interacted with his family and everything. so cute.
can’t wait for the next episodes, I love this vlogs where it’s just you talking and us listening, it’s so intimate and I can see this adventure of yours getting so much success. you’re really doing it with these videos lately so hope everything goes well
Hi Dooby!! As a guyanese who loves your videos and always watches them right as they come out, it was super cool to see you giving my food a try (especially since we get pretty little representation) :))) (p.s you can unscrew the cap of the cola champagne to get it off lol)
Someone from little guyana here, its so nice to see someone come and try food on their own, I cant recall the amount of times I've given food tours in my area and people just don't know what Guyana is 😭 P.S If you ever come back do try snow cones with condensed milk it changes it ENTIRELYY
Used to live in that neighborhood, and guyanese/trini ppl have the biggest heart. The interaction with the family was everything. I miss having doubles!
Great video! The last story is crazy insane, no one should experience that, I'm sorry you did :( Also I've noticed the Korean in you haha in the way you interact with people, very cute and polite :)
I feel like being kind and having good manners does not equal fake. I’m not going to be rude to a stranger. I find it comforting when someone can give a non threatening smile when passing. It’s one of the few things I do actually like about the U.S. is the warmth you can find. The coldness and detached is odd but I always understand culturally we are different and there’s nothing wrong with that. I wish people from around the world would stop viewing USA through its media. It’s not all doom and gloom. This country is massive. I can’t wait to see your trip through the U.S.
I was born right where you were staying, Queens, New York! So nice to see Guyanese food represented! It is so good and my favorite. I am Guyanese so I am biased but our food is so comforting ❤
girlie, just so that you can stay a smart cookie, please try to avoid using headphones while walking, especially ESPECIALLY during isolated and/or at night. Many bad guys ignore you if you're not wearing headphones and are alert of your walking.
Tina thank you so much for visiting little Guyana! (Im guyanese) Im so glad you got to experience some West Indian culture!!! The roti you are eating is called a Dhal Puri :)
its so cool seeing someone exploring Queens in their NYC trip as someone from queens! I'd definitely recommend Forest hills' Station square which is connected to lots of stores and food places all around austin st (id reccomend cabana, get their ropa vieja), Flushing (main st and roosevelt av is the center) its queen's chinatown with lots of good food😊😊👍👍
Omg! Next time you come to queens, book a hotel in downtown flushing! There are loads of authentic hong kong, shangai, & malaysian food places here! And you're a few subway stops away from jackson heights to get the best latin american/mexican food!
You make every place you go so interesting because you really care to try more than the "basic" tourist foods. I want to watch you go everywhere in the world!
Little Guyana is the area that I grew up in! It's a predominantly Indo-Caribbean neighbourhood and I love it there and I miss it. Thanks for exploring. Definitely an underrated place for good Caribbean food that many folks don't know about.
I can only speak for myself as an American 🇺🇸. I was raised to treat everyone as if they’re my neighbors with a warm welcome and to treat everyone like I want to be treated because you never know what someone is going through. Kindness & friendliness goes a long way. ❤
Worried about your parent's reaction to you opening a bottle with your teeth, right after you told that horrifying story about the guy on the subway. I'm thinking your parents saw this and were like "who cares about your teeth, get the hell out of Queens!" ;)
The first roti I ever had was given to me by a Jamaican guy and it was goat meat. But we eat it with our hands and not disassembled like Tina did. Jamaicans are very friendly people and their homeland has the best beaches.
I grew up in Jamaica Queens back in the 70s. I see you did a lot of walking from the hotel that day. Happy to hear you have nice experience and your positive comments.
Stayed at an Airbnb in Jamaica Hills this past summer, and the neighborhood there is really quiet. Was a little sketchy near the subway and main road, but otherwise had a good experience there. The grocery stores were cool and lots of ethnic food.
Everybody got a train story in NYC. I kind of miss the weirdness.. (except your story, that's another level 🫠). I hope you enjoyed New York. I want to go back so bad ❤❤
Welcome to my neck of the woods. I work at jfk and I couldn't believe you made that walk from the hotel all the way to trin-city!! Great food BTW. Great choice
The Parc in Queens is nice, affordable and surrounded by delicious food. We had reservations at a comfort inn in Queens back in March and changed immediately.
as a new jerseyian who takes frequent solo trips to nyc, this was so much fun to watch!! i’m glad you enjoyed your time solo traveling and got to recharge! :D
Guyana, its next to Surinam, where I was born. It resembles the Hindustan Roti. My favorite. With yellow dahl or with smashed potatoes as the filling. Here in the Netherlands they charge with chicken 12,50 euros a portion/meal but you get very long long long string beans cut into pieces and another veggie. You can choose any meat you prefer. Sauce is key to mop up 🥰😘. One boiled egg you need to pay extra. The shaved ice with sirop in a small cup we pay 3 euros. Same is with or without cold cows milk. Our national pop soda drink is Fernandes, beer is Parbo beer.
I dont know how youre finding these places. These are places only real new Yorkers know about these places. Frankly amazing. Your content has matured significantly. Across the street from trinciti is a good Dominican spot called El campeon.
I loved seeing my neighborhood through your perspective 🫶🏽 I’m shocked you walked most of the way 😂. Trinciti is great, you should also try Singh’s 🇹🇹🇻🇨
Last video you asked for suggestions on the way over to LA. So…NEW MEXICO! 2 hole-in-the-wall places that are BBB (bueno-bonito-barato!) in Albuquerque downtown. La Mexicana (breakfast and lunch), family Mexican fare, 3rd and Coal. Mary & Tito’s, 2711 4th St., NEW Mexican (there is a difference!) to die for. Sights? Many! If you are driving, do the loop from ABQ, Bernalillo, Jemez Springs (hot springs!), Valles Caldera (a mini Serengeti at 10,000ft), Los Alamos, Santa Fe. My very favorite drive in NM, but there are many other beautiful ones. Enjoy!
Couldn't help endearingly laugh when you said "omg everything seems so American" I felt that. 😂 I wanna be in a different country and come back and feel like that bc then I'd know my trip AWAY was a success🤣
If you are stopping by Colorado on your road trip please let me know! My family and I would love to show you around and take you to our favorite restaurants!!
Hearing your subway story in Jamaica brings me memories. The same thing happened to me in Jamaica on the F train but the train was full of people and the man was just doing his thing in front of me. Thankfully, a nice lady pulled me away because I was kinda intimidated 😅。 there’s still nice people out there in nyc
The fake curtain view is the most American thing I’ve ever seen 💀
Exactly why I learned to check maps before booking a hotel to see what’s around it!
I wanna buy one for my place
not really tbh
More the most NYC thing. But what does one expect from comfort inn.
Yeah, except I've never seen one in any hotel I've ever stayed in all across the US.
dooby! i’m a flight attendant and just wanted to tell you please don’t use the water from the plane bathroom to brush your teeth 😅 it’s not sanitary and there’s a sign by the sink to not drink as well. to keep you safe and healthy 😊
Thank you for showing us the real side of NY and not a basic NYC vlog 😊 it was super interesting! Thank you for paying attention to the daily mundane stuff people miss ❤
Man. I could see the frustration she had when she landed there. This was an epic vlog. From fake curtain, to the Jamaican food, to the long walk in heat, to the scary train story. What a fun vlog. Wish Dooby posts the next video quickly because I can't waiittttt
Food was Trinidadian not Jamaican
@@neil3626 my bad. Didn't know.
@@neil3626was legit about to give the same response being Jamaican, in Jamaica n never having heard of that meal 😂 but i do know it’s Indian and Trinidad has alot of people of Indian descent, my guess was that or Guyana
Love when other cultures experience Caribbean flavours. It makes me proud to be from Trinidad & Tobago 🇹🇹. Enjoy the roti
Suriname as well! 😀
@@KendrykMaceit's a neighborhood called Jamaica
@@KendrykMace it is Jamaica in NYC. Not the Caribbean
Lol I thought what she was having was indian yk that roti and chickpeas and potatoes
YESSSSSSS ME TOO
As someone who is half Surinamese (located next to Guyana) and eats West Indian food on a very regular basis, this video made me soooo happy! 😍 The potatos and roti are exactly how it should be and I'm glad you got a chance to try our beautiful cuisine ❤🇸🇷
I was so surprised to see that there´s Surinamese roti in other countries than NL or Suriname.
@@chimaera_2330 me too! I knew Caribbean countries have similar dishes but I didn't know it was almost exactly the same! And to see it in New York surprised me even more :)
The one thing I miss when eating Caribbean food is peanut punch, one of the great all-time drinks. Why don' more people know of this drink...and why isn't it more readily available?
Lobiiii!
No because who opens a restaurant then goes on an abroad trip 4 months later
The thing about Tina is the way she explains anything serious story telling skills☝️
She casually shared that traumatising story and didn’t even lose her appetite. Here in Saudi Arabia he would get minimum 3 years in prison if he’s lucky/mentally ill.
Also 20 dollars for a 9 minutes ride is reasonable price
New York is a Democrat State all Democrat States are like this.. It's pathetic..
Wowwwww the way you captured Queens is the NYC I know and adore! My husband is from there and Guyanese and this just made me miss NY!
We moved a few years ago to Arizona and there’s nothing like NY! ♥️♥️♥️
Wow never thought you would ever try Caribbean food, especially from Trinidad 🇹🇹.
It looks like the type of roti you ate was dhalpuri roti.
It is ground up split peas (the yellow part of the roti).
My grandmother and aunties would make this for me all the time when I was a kid.
Fun to have a party with all your family and cousins, bbq, roti, and such. Brings back good memories
It is also from Suriname :)
i also just wanted to add.... its so sweet of you to talk to immigrants like humans. (WHICH OFC WE SHOULD ALL DO) but there are so many people in america that think less of them and treat them like less if there's an accent or anything that signifies that they're not from america. love that you interacted with his family and everything. so cute.
Dooby is a true foodie fr, i love how adventurous she always is with exploring different culture's food!! stoked for the next vlog
can’t wait for the next episodes, I love this vlogs where it’s just you talking and us listening, it’s so intimate and I can see this adventure of yours getting so much success. you’re really doing it with these videos lately so hope everything goes well
Quite stoked to see Dooby try some treats from different spots in the USA 🙌 And yo, that channa and potato looks real tasty!
It is ACTUALLY so cool cause I rewatched the first part this morning !! Thank you, dooby, for all the content you've been putting up lately
I'm increasingly convinced, Dooby's videos have a very positive influence, and provide a lot of insight, thank you....
Hi Dooby!! As a guyanese who loves your videos and always watches them right as they come out, it was super cool to see you giving my food a try (especially since we get pretty little representation) :)))
(p.s you can unscrew the cap of the cola champagne to get it off lol)
Someone from little guyana here, its so nice to see someone come and try food on their own, I cant recall the amount of times I've given food tours in my area and people just don't know what Guyana is 😭
P.S If you ever come back do try snow cones with condensed milk it changes it ENTIRELYY
snow cones with condensed milk are the bomb 😩 !! Also, I'm Guyanese too :))
Canadian Guyanese in the houuuuse! 🇬🇾 lol
You're very observant and I love how you truly integrate into culture and food everywhere you go, this was a great video!
Used to live in that neighborhood, and guyanese/trini ppl have the biggest heart. The interaction with the family was everything. I miss having doubles!
Great video! The last story is crazy insane, no one should experience that, I'm sorry you did :( Also I've noticed the Korean in you haha in the way you interact with people, very cute and polite :)
Finally an upload. Been binge watching the old uploads while waiting for this
I love the food from triniciti especially their doubles which is chick peas in a soft dough with condiments so good. So glad you got to try their food
Great storytelling is when you make the everyday normal interesting.
It's so surreal to see my neighborhood on the internet like this
Yeahhhhhhh
Dooby uploaded.
I'm so excited to watch this
Just don't why but everytime I see that your vlog had come my whole mood gets enlightened love you dooby❤
I feel like being kind and having good manners does not equal fake. I’m not going to be rude to a stranger. I find it comforting when someone can give a non threatening smile when passing. It’s one of the few things I do actually like about the U.S. is the warmth you can find. The coldness and detached is odd but I always understand culturally we are different and there’s nothing wrong with that. I wish people from around the world would stop viewing USA through its media. It’s not all doom and gloom. This country is massive. I can’t wait to see your trip through the U.S.
I was born right where you were staying, Queens, New York! So nice to see Guyanese food represented! It is so good and my favorite. I am Guyanese so I am biased but our food is so comforting ❤
Whenever Dooby Posts, the day is much better :DD
Same ❤
Thanks for taking us on your trip with you. The food looked tasty. I hope you have a great time. Stay safe.
hope you enjoyed the food! much love from a guyanese canadian 🇬🇾🇬🇾
*Finally a NYC vlog that’s not the same 5 blocks of Manhattan*
girlie, just so that you can stay a smart cookie, please try to avoid using headphones while walking, especially ESPECIALLY during isolated and/or at night. Many bad guys ignore you if you're not wearing headphones and are alert of your walking.
Tina thank you so much for visiting little Guyana! (Im guyanese)
Im so glad you got to experience some West Indian culture!!! The roti you are eating is called a Dhal Puri :)
its so cool seeing someone exploring Queens in their NYC trip as someone from queens!
I'd definitely recommend Forest hills' Station square which is connected to lots of stores and food places all around austin st (id reccomend cabana, get their ropa vieja),
Flushing (main st and roosevelt av is the center) its queen's chinatown with lots of good food😊😊👍👍
Omg! Next time you come to queens, book a hotel in downtown flushing! There are loads of authentic hong kong, shangai, & malaysian food places here! And you're a few subway stops away from jackson heights to get the best latin american/mexican food!
Hope you are having a wonderful time Doobie
Like the solo adventure, trying out different food, staying in unknown place. Life's beautiful.
I got so excited when i saw roti literally my favourite thing to eat🇹🇹
Story time with Dooby…Holy crap! 😮
Also, that food…holy crap! 🤤 So hungry!
Woah seeing my literal house and little neighborhood that I call home from someone else’s perspective is just so heart warming ❤
Dooby is very American. Keep the vlogs going! Take us on your road tripping adventure across America!
You make every place you go so interesting because you really care to try more than the "basic" tourist foods. I want to watch you go everywhere in the world!
Little Guyana is the area that I grew up in! It's a predominantly Indo-Caribbean neighbourhood and I love it there and I miss it. Thanks for exploring. Definitely an underrated place for good Caribbean food that many folks don't know about.
I can only speak for myself as an American 🇺🇸. I was raised to treat everyone as if they’re my neighbors with a warm welcome and to treat everyone like I want to be treated because you never know what someone is going through. Kindness & friendliness goes a long way. ❤
Worried about your parent's reaction to you opening a bottle with your teeth, right after you told that horrifying story about the guy on the subway. I'm thinking your parents saw this and were like "who cares about your teeth, get the hell out of Queens!" ;)
The way you ate and explained the food made me so hungry!
hope you're having fun Tina
The first roti I ever had was given to me by a Jamaican guy and it was goat meat. But we eat it with our hands and not disassembled like Tina did. Jamaicans are very friendly people and their homeland has the best beaches.
I am a person who never watches UA-cam videos other than Shots. But I never miss any of your Vlogs. Love you girl... You are a good inspiration.
Yesssss, a Guyanese viewer here 🇬🇾 🙋🏽♀️ glad you could visit the little Guyana in queens
Great video thanks love for capturing the beauty in everything ❤
I grew up in Jamaica Queens back in the 70s. I see you did a lot of walking from the hotel that day. Happy to hear you have nice experience and your positive comments.
omg!!!! Tina is soo cool , I have watched all her videos and they are so good
Also, that "holy f***" moment when she takes the first bite of food, love it!
!!!!! TRINIDAD HERE!!!!! SOOO Happy to see you try
good job dooby! Proud of you.
Dooby story time never disappoints! ROFL
Stayed at an Airbnb in Jamaica Hills this past summer, and the neighborhood there is really quiet. Was a little sketchy near the subway and main road, but otherwise had a good experience there. The grocery stores were cool and lots of ethnic food.
Enjoying this dooby ❤
wait that story at the end is traumatizing. im sorry that happened to you.
You do the best vlog videos. Picking places locals would go to.
Everybody got a train story in NYC. I kind of miss the weirdness.. (except your story, that's another level 🫠). I hope you enjoyed New York. I want to go back so bad ❤❤
So happy to catch your videos ❤❤😊
STAWP. Dooby your videos are the reason I check UA-cam.
I’m from queens and seeing you enjoy trinciti was great, I love eating there and hope you have a great time
Welcome to my neck of the woods. I work at jfk and I couldn't believe you made that walk from the hotel all the way to trin-city!! Great food BTW. Great choice
은서씨 이번 영상 너무 좋네요! 쏘 두비두밥러스❤
The Parc in Queens is nice, affordable and surrounded by delicious food.
We had reservations at a comfort inn in Queens back in March and changed immediately.
as a new jerseyian who takes frequent solo trips to nyc, this was so much fun to watch!! i’m glad you enjoyed your time solo traveling and got to recharge! :D
Guyana, its next to Surinam, where I was born. It resembles the Hindustan Roti. My favorite. With yellow dahl or with smashed potatoes as the filling. Here in the Netherlands they charge with chicken 12,50 euros a portion/meal but you get very long long long string beans cut into pieces and another veggie. You can choose any meat you prefer. Sauce is key to mop up 🥰😘. One boiled egg you need to pay extra. The shaved ice with sirop in a small cup we pay 3 euros. Same is with or without cold cows milk.
Our national pop soda drink is Fernandes, beer is Parbo beer.
I dont know how youre finding these places.
These are places only real new Yorkers know about these places. Frankly amazing. Your content has matured significantly.
Across the street from trinciti is a good Dominican spot called El campeon.
I loved seeing my neighborhood through your perspective 🫶🏽 I’m shocked you walked most of the way 😂. Trinciti is great, you should also try Singh’s 🇹🇹🇻🇨
Dang your channel really blew up! Nice work!
I CANT WAIT FOR MORE DOOBY ADVENTURES
*DOOOBYYYYYY I LOVE YOU SO MUCHHHHH*
I am new to your channel. I enjoy your sense of humor. I just made reservations at your restaurant for October 25. I look forward to it. 👍🏻
Queens girl here, now in the 'burbs... But that Liberty snow cone guy has been there FOREVERRR! ❤️ You have to get to Jackson Heights too!
Definitely had to try Datz Deli for the oxtail Jamaican Patties… literally walking South Jamaica on a whim felt like you missed out on some good eats
Can't wait for the next one 😌
Thats the most american thing ever as well at 8:40, "four blocks, you gonna walk all that?!"
bruh i love your videos so much
Last video you asked for suggestions on the way over to LA. So…NEW MEXICO! 2 hole-in-the-wall places that are BBB (bueno-bonito-barato!) in Albuquerque downtown. La Mexicana (breakfast and lunch), family Mexican fare, 3rd and Coal. Mary & Tito’s, 2711 4th St., NEW Mexican (there is a difference!) to die for.
Sights? Many! If you are driving, do the loop from ABQ, Bernalillo, Jemez Springs (hot springs!), Valles Caldera (a mini Serengeti at 10,000ft), Los Alamos, Santa Fe. My very favorite drive in NM, but there are many other beautiful ones. Enjoy!
Love your content ❤
You hit the right spotsssss girrrl. Ahhh I miss home now
04:10 Oh! I didn't know that!! Thanks for the tip! Have a good trip :)
🎉🇬🇾 🇬🇾 🇬🇾 🇬🇾 🇬🇾 🎉 Glad you tried our cuisine! 😊
Couldn't help endearingly laugh when you said "omg everything seems so American" I felt that. 😂 I wanna be in a different country and come back and feel like that bc then I'd know my trip AWAY was a success🤣
stay safe out there dooby
love from nyc its so cool seeing others enjoy the culture apart from Manhattan
Welcome to NY. Glad you made it safely. Have a fantastic time. 😂 the guy sitting next to you on the plane . . .
arriving safely to NY was the easy part. now she has to STAY safe in NY LOL
I love this!! U were in my parent's neighbourhood. Trini food in Little Guyana
i am soo happy you tried food from Trinidad
If you are stopping by Colorado on your road trip please let me know! My family and I would love to show you around and take you to our favorite restaurants!!
love u guy😍😍
Always check if the hotel offers free airport shuttle services! The hotels near the airport usually do!
Hearing your subway story in Jamaica brings me memories. The same thing happened to me in Jamaica on the F train but the train was full of people and the man was just doing his thing in front of me. Thankfully, a nice lady pulled me away because I was kinda intimidated 😅。 there’s still nice people out there in nyc
Enjoy your free time & also be safe!!!