LOCAL Indian Food! - Asking RICKSHAW Drivers Where to Eat in Delhi, INDIA! REACTION!!
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Everytime when you listen the price 10 rupees you think this is very cheap, but you get those 10 rupees by driving 1 km Rickshaw..
We all know that. But it doesn't change the fact that a 10 rs thali in today's age is very cheap. At most other places the rickshaw puller will have to drive not 1km but 3km to get a thali of simple food.
Right dear.
10rs is extremely low for anything when viewed from the perspective of global economy.
The concept of tipping is very interesting and changes so much depending on where you are in the world. In India, tipping is almost always optional, and there are no expectations of a "minimum tip" like we do here in the US. It took me quite a while to get used to the concept of tipping being an expected (or mandatory) gesture when I first moved to the States. Having the 15%, 20%, 25% tip suggestions show up on my bills was bizarre. Your servers in restaurants are keen to kick you out as soon as you've eaten as they make most their wages from tips - this was super annoying.
On the other hand, when you go to Europe, you are never expected to tip. So you can order a 3 Euro coffee and spend hours chilling in a coffee shop or a restaurant. In Japan, tipping is considered offensive. Now my 101 before traveling to a new place: check out what electrical plug type I need and make sure I know what the tipping culture is.
Americans don't get paid minimum wages in the service industry... That's y tipping is expected
Just a correction, tipping is expected in Europe.
@@thedoctor8240 even in India waiters don't get good wages. Manpower is expensive in US.
This is so true Aditya...in fact when I went to Iceland, the locals felt offensive when I offered them tip. However it was in good gesture cause they felt tipping makes one greedy! ...and Rightfully so
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You guys were right...those r not rasogula, it was gulam jamun
Gulab😁
@@sabahnargis9767 hehe...thank you❤️
The auto driver messed up😂 it was gulaab jaamun not rasgulla
I've seen many people calling them white and black rasgullas. So it's common.
In Kanpur we called both of them rasgulla
we call them rasgulla, gulab jamun are different for us in UP
@@richamishra7256 why do you guys do that? They are entirely different sweets . Visit kolkata once i will take to best sweet shops, my treat 😀.
We call them gulaab jamun as well as rasgulla here in western UP and delhi.
Really happy that he fed Rikshaw puller. It would have meant a lot for him. These rikshaw pullers often don't get the complete nutrition. Often they end up having a packet of parle g and tea in lunch.
Thats not true. The poor people dont gaither money they spent it on food otherwise they cant do these hard jobs. They eat good meal.
@@sunilbaluni5333 not everyone, pick any documentary on Delhi Rikshaw pullers or any authentic news report you would get to know what kind of life they live. Or better talk to someone if possible. I'm not talking about autorickshaws and e-rikshaw drivers. And ask them what they do to keep working despite the body pain.
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@Priya k I think ppl in Delhi anyways don't have even slightest idea of how an actual rasgulla tastes unless they have visited bengal , Bihar or Orissa. Rasgullas that they sell here even in most popular shops are not even close to authentic one.
When I have to pay 20 rupees for 1 samosa, I get pissed.
Atleast make sure to get hot ones , paying high prices.
20rs? My soul burns paying 16rs for a samosa😂
5 rs samosa in my village
Korbin bragging every 2 minutes "I made that" 😂😂
Haha yes 😂😂
Actually many Indian people cannot afford all the veggies for a salad. So we cut some onions,cucumber and chillies and voila. A salad.
Very messed up understanding
@anonymous D correct
Korbin: I made those!!
Aww...i m soo proud, i dont knw why though😅
Yup he does that every time
They pay ₹250 for one samosa whereas I pay ₹7 . This little thing right here is called happiness
I'm not white privileged. I grew up in that shit hygiene
*There is no tip culture in India.* We believe in Savings.
Overtipping by "foreigners" here usually attract local scammers. They'd naturally start ridiculously overcharging you. Maybe showing off the dollar's worth like that isnt best for your safety, Korbin... its worrying coz we hear of stuff like this that happens here. Sucks.
I love his concept, and I am proud that rickshaw drivers are talking in English.
Proud is not the correct word, I guess
There is nothing to proud about them talking in English, knowing English shouldn't be considered an achievement.
@@siddharthshankar4677 exactly
@@siddharthshankar4677 its actually good to know english as its the most common language in the entire world. As an indian its always good to know how to speak English. so it is kind of an achievement
Tipping isn't something, not only Indians, but anywhere in Asia is not popular! Heck in Japan it is not appreciated that you tip your Server. That mentality gets diluted as you move west with USA tipping generously and it is looked down upon if u don't tip.
Dollar value is high. U guys earn more in terms of currency value that's y it's expensive relatively. It's all relative
Throwing the PPP metric down in the drain are we? There would be a good gap in income between the top and lower rung of middle class anywhere, including US. But a good meal is the almost the same cost there because of various other reasons, not just dollar strength. Think of the countries with high cost of living but weak currency, it depends on a lot of factors. Also, we have to think about the cost of labour, the type of product we are buying etc etc.
Still it is expensive for them like here we eat continental food in restaurant
Korbin explaining how to make jalebi was quite ironic 😂
It's iconic too
10:50 No offense but this ricksha-puller's English is Lit. He should be guide for foreigners.
Ya his confidence level is awesome👍
You want to compare the prices ... multiply ur dollar by 5 and that would be how expensive it is for us Indians.
Eg : Tipping 500 Rs is 8 dollars. But in terms of PPP it is
8×5= $40. And that is a huge tip!!
Samosa for $0.4 = 25 Rs but .. For an Indian it is as expensive as $2 samosa for u.
Hey guys, to whoever's reading this... I'm facing depression due to stress in my work life... And I just want to thank this awesome community for cheering me up every now and then.. Thanks to Rick and Korbin... And thanks to everyone here for the comments... These distractions are much needed for me to carry on 🙂 I'm sorry if this is a heavy post
Chill. There is nothing here to depressed about. Start making good food and eat the best therapy.
@Shikha Mallick I know it's been 3 months since you wrote this but I hope you're doing okay now. I'm sending good vibes your way and I'll pray that you overcome whatever obstacles you have in your life.
Same buddy, same. These days, I need a lot of distraction to not give in to the pressures of reality.
I think when you talk about money, you should remember that 5 dollars may not be much in American context, but it's a lot in Indian terms because the cost of living is lower in India. Similarly 10 rs for a samosa is not VERY cheap, it only sounds cheap when you convert it to dollars
Wrong choice of words. Its not the standard of living, its the cost of living.
@@Electrobuzz17 oh yes sorry. Corrected it now 🙈
@- king- so what?
I think some Indian was guiding him or else he would get scammed.
Must b
Cz without the local guy it's really hard and the language is also a major factor
No it is not true we always respect travelers from outside India,u all are always welcomed
@@girishjoshi224 yeah but there's pros and cons
@@girishjoshi224 Oh please. Vendors in India are always looking to scam foreigners, especially in tourist places. Its only these days, thanks to travel bloggers, that foreigners have learnt to check true prices beforehand and always bargain.
Rickshaw wala: Manoj
Nobody:
Not even a single alien:
Korbin: Bajpai
The practice of not letting the guest pay is deeply ingrained in us since childhood. Even when relatives come visiting and we're out for food, the host will be the first one to literally snatch the bill before the guests can even see. It's common practice not letting the guests pay. And the more dear guests are, the more insisitent the host is on paying.
That's why stupid babies didn't let you pay much here.
lol, Starbucks in India is much cheaper than Starbucks in US.
@Anurag Kaushish Well ofcourse Starbucks is still considered very expensive in India, its just relatively cheaper.
South Indian filter coffee is Cheaper & 10,000 times better
@@SuryadevaraRammurthyNaidu especially bangalore filter coffee..
In nominal terms, yes, but in terms of PPP, it's more expensive actually.
@@udayadithyaabhishek3419 Looks like you've only been to Bangalore in all of South India 😂
That Dollar and INR difference ..attract scammers easly. that's why most of them target foreigners from scam auto drivers to scam beggers.. you don't know how much you spending but they know how much they gone get with those.
They are poor people, they need money so please leave it
@@maheahvelisala5723 So? Even thieves are poor people. Don't justify an immoral act due to poverty. Two wrongs don't make a right.
@@maheahvelisala5723 So? Even thieves are poor people. Don't justify an immoral act due to poverty. Two wrongs don't make a right.
Rasogulla And Gulabjamun For Me Is Like Raveena Tandon And Twinkle Khanna.
All food products in india are so affordable that anyone can afford them...🤗🤗🇮🇳❣️
Words of the privileged ......
bujambura burundi idhar bhi chutiyaappa?
Ok next trip to India Korbin is not allowed to handle cash! 500 bucks as a tip is just insane you might crash the economy :P
I am amazed by how literally all of us are bilingual (at the very least). Literally no words to explain the confidence of a rickshaw puller to talk in English & understand an American seamlessly. Never have been more proud to be an Indian.
@- king- ha ha. Dude really? I'm proud about the fact that he's able to learn a new language and communicate properly. Never mentioned anything about being English being better 😂
India is an odd place right now - it's boiling in between the traditional doctrine of dharma and karma and the modern era capitalistic "greed is good" ideology.
Unless we're hungry or helpless - the training since childhood has made it very a very clear distinction between gifts and handouts - taking anything you're not owed is bad karma, and it'll cause you nothing but unrest. Cash is never good, it's a handout, so accept gifts with humility, but never handouts.
And yet I have to accept - this isn't something everyone can afford to think like, but it's always in there somewhere. So most Indians are very hesitant in taking money that isn't theirs. Same goes with having a guest spend money under ones care. It's just the tradition to not do that.
I honestly believe India is going to find it's center and regain balance again, and do it soon.
Thank you for this explanation. It is very enlightening.
Damn that rickshaw drivers english 👍
the rickshaw wala uncle spoke English so well..... people learn language from which all corners of world n occupation we can never know🙌
It depends. If I was a tourist someplace in India and staying at a nice place, if I was provided with a driver who drove me around the day in the city I would probably also tip him 500 rs. However, if its like a normal Uber ride which was say, Rs 500 I would at most tip 50(if I would tip) at most(most people would not tip Uber or taxi or maybe they would just leave the change). For Indian standards tipping 10% for anything is being very generous. Normally people just leave the change or a small tip(tipping is optional). That's just how it is. Uptill about 14-15 years ago my family used to do the same as well but later we kind of adopted tipping between 10-20% depending on the experience because we realized we should do it as we were privileged and its the decent way.
That was gulab jamun... Not rosogolla... 😄😄
Also cost of living in india is lower than US, so you cannot compare the value in dollars.
You guys are becoming experts , that was indeed gulab jamun. Would love to cook for you guys when u r in Bangalore
Bye the way the onion salad you saw with chole bhature is the indian onion salad.😊🤗
Mumbai & Delhi Traffic is crazy😣
Chennai & Bangalore Traffic is Insane🤯
In India some restaurants add 'service charge' to the bill. If you find that, do not tip the waiter separately. If it isn't on the bill, you can tip 10%.
At Barbeque Nation in Bangalore, we once left a Rs. 100 tip. The waiter came running after us to return it!
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When you tip 30 Rupees in India,it means you have tipped for a meal. Or 2 eve snacks or one heavy snack. I don't know how much you tip generally in US. 500 rupees would mean ,food for atleast 3 days or 2 days worth food plus booze.
Smtimes in North India any round spherical sweetmeat dipped in syrup is called 'rasgulla' generically...it's actually a 'gulab jamun/jaam' though...
Hellaro review was amazing. Watch that guys coz very few of subscriber have watched that film nd the osr review.
Some outlets like Barbeque Nation do not accept tips.
Enjoyed a lot watching PROUD KORBIN - 'Samosa i made it' 'Jalebi-I made it' 'Chole Batore - I made it'
Ricks earings confirm that its a new video.. not an old recorded one.. its one of many benefits of Rick's earings..
The amount of rickshaw drivers that speak such great English is surprising and delightful to me!
anyway, mostly these drivers are the nicest people that constitute our city.
they'll work in the harshest climates and still wear a smile on their face all day. #DilWaloKiDilli
Absolutely love you guys❤️❤️
Never ask a bong about Indian politics and never ask a delhiite about Indian deserts. You guys were right that was a gulabjamun
10:49 "you very fast my friend!!" Haha love this guy😂🙌
Oml the intro 😂😂🔥
Dear Ric and korbin you guys are awesome and complete entertainment package
the spoken english by rickshaw driver... awesome
That's excellent idea test food to with auto drivers and taxi drivers.
I'm Driver i no where good food in street food..
6:20 not rassogulla not gulab jaman, its lady kenny.....☺
That rickshaw puller is such a sport and my he can speak english
Most Indians make these dishes quite well at home but love eating out which is why they treat it so special and go out with family or friends. N that's the norm for people across the board. Most people who like food and have a basic living do get to taste a variety of foods on a simple budget in India. This gentleman's video posts are always a lot of fun and happy to watch 😍🙏😊
Korbin Bhai is more Indian than a lot of People born in India... Watching is say I've made it.. I've made that is super fun!
It's amazing to see two Americans differentiating Gulab Jamun from Rasgulla. And they are correct. :D
Yes, you guys are better in differentiating gulab jamun from rasagulla. That auto-rickshaw driver had no idea it was gulab-jamun at all.
In some places in North India (UP esp) gulag jamun and rasgulla are both called rasgulla, distinguished by the colour (brown rasgulla vs white rasgulla believe it or not, lol). I grew up like that and had to go through much grilling later, haha.
Chola bhature is not only punjabi dish . You can literaly find this dish in southernmost india called as "chola poori"
Hahahah that 500 bucks tip incident!!!😂🤣🤣🤣
In some parts of Northern India like Uttar Pradesh, Gulab jamun is also called Rasgulla. So you guys were right.
Korbin: Given ₹500 tip to a hotel gatekeeper.
Me: Itna toh bhai aaj tak sab tip milake humne nahi Di hogi.
I think that was the tip he paid to the gatekeeper of taj hotel amritsar
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When the auto-rickshaw driver say his name "Manoj" and both Rick and Korbin say "Bajpai" that was hilarious 😂😂😂😂😂
Korbin every single time a nice dish is shown, "I made that."
Corbin was giving 500 rs in India, which is similar to the $ 90 given in los Angeles
Here is a thousand rupees and you get a thousand rupees 15:40 that cracked me up lollllllllllllll
very wholesome video :D
Well korbin Delhi is also in Punjab region but later this Punjab region is divided inton Punjab State ,delhi , haryana and himachal pradesh, so all these area comes in Punjab region apparently not just Punjab State.
Well it was genuine. The places he went to, were really where rickshaw drivers eat.
That's gulab jamun only at 6:30
That was a gulab jamun as rightly pointed out by both of you.
Cost of living in India is super cheap when compared to the US
Videos like these make me love you people even more. You have already tasted most of these things, you love these dishes, you miss them, you miss India... Awww❤️😘
I love this video...👍🤗because poor caikal man speaks English very well and so comedy, good person.
What's your name .. Manoj .. Bajpayee
Your gotta keep in mind that the places he went to were all Street stalls, but even in restaurants the prices are still probably lower than over there. Exchange difference
Rickshaw ride is definately a joyful ride.
Imagine Indians coming to the usa and having to tip 10 cents. Expensive😂
It is gulab jamun ...U r absolutely right..But in some places people call it rasgulla also
Yes it was gulab jamun.
bruh even foreigners recognised Gulab Jamun & that guy named it Rasgulla 😂
After a few years, Korbin..."I have made all the Indian dishes"...
It’s good that u tipped him 500 rupees .these people work soo hard and he must have become happy when he will spend the money and will always remember you🤣🤣🤣🤣
Don't know if this was a good idea. It surely made some people very exited, specially non indians. Almost all rickshaw walas have set up with some shops where they get commission for bringing tourists. It not like the common people and the rickshaw and taxi drivers eat very differently. Its the same food and usually same shops. Street foods cheap in india for everyone. Chole batura costs 10 rs in most places unless you are going to some resturant and ordering that. I don't think any common people does that.
4:46 I didn't see that coming...😂
At around 8:41, the cycle-rickshaw owner says something like, "Haan Bh*sdike, chalaa le..." 🤦♂️
Ya bro😂😑😑😑
6:10 that wasn't रसगुल्ला rasgulla. Rasgulla is white and made out of milk. गुलाब जामुन Gulab jamun is maroon and made from dough.
It's not ₹10 everywhere in India. A plate of chapathi can easily cost you around ₹30 in South India
ugh iam missing all the delicious street food now . mouth watering
First Indian who called a gulab jamun a rasgulla!!!😳
Many people in Delhi refer to gulab jamun as rasgolla
I see that everyday 0.01 lakh subscribers added to this channel 😀☝️👍
You have watched Mark Wiens the famous food vlogger I am sure. He is is phenomenal...has 7 mn followers I think. The other guy is 'Food Ranger', Trevor James, the Canadian vlogger, who is a Chinese food expert I guess ( his wife is Chinese I think) and of this Sonny of GEFR...all are great in their own ways...cheers
Korbin would be like an open treasure box😂😂