SOUTH VS NORTH INDIAN FOOD!
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- Опубліковано 18 чер 2024
- Southern Indian vs Northern Indian food, culture, & discussion!
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Indian food is so good! I can’t imagine life without Indian food 🥺💖
Stop
They're good but their are more good food too
literally!
I do understand the feeling. !
With soo much diversity it takes a whole lifetime to complete the entire indian pallet ! ♥️♥️♥️
Soo True ☺️ Hope You Remember Me Im Your Subscriber 😌♥️✌️ Vannie Eats Rocks 💥
I’m Chinese Malaysian, grew up with South Indian food as there’s a lot of South Indians in Malaysia. Sometimes We eat South Indian food for breakfast, lunch, dinner and supper!
ayye bro good to meet another malaysian in comment section and im indian
@Rugved Risbud in the Philippines we called Indians "Bumbay"
@Rugved Risbud is that racist??? When we see a Filipino guy of Indian looking features we called him "Bumbayin" referring to the good looking features of an Indian guy.. So what is racist there. Remember that Bumbay word came from one of your cities in India, which is Bombay. If you have bad experience in the Philippines then kindly elaborate. I don't find Indian people as rude like you... Indian businessmen or tourists alike in my country are friendly and they easy to learn our language. They are known for their lending money with interest business and we called it "5-6" . Don't generalized Filipinos that are racists to Indians because fyi most of your Indian countrymen were married to Filipina.
@Rugved Risbud malaysia is a country where we treat all race equally and malaysia is a multiracial country means we have 3 main races which are the malays, chinese and then the indians. This are the majority race around the country. a suggestion for you is to visit KL(the capital) penang. at KL you can meet alot of people and the cities are big and in penang the cities are big too but the food in penang(indian,chinese or malay food) are always the best tasting throughout the country
Roti canai ah ahahaha 🔥
I’m so proud of these brothers. Y’all don’t only represent Chinese Asian Americans, but y’all represent all minorities and have really great content! So proud that you guys use your platform to share voices from all cultures. And it’s not just a conversation on food but it’s deeper conversations and connections to our unique cultures history and I think that’s really important! 👌🙏❤️
Pani puri, bhelpuri, normal Puri and pulao and pav bhaji is North Indian food but nowadays this foods are also became so famous in southern part of India🙂
Omg that south Indian guy has brains and is so freaking proud of his culture. This guy us everything. I stand . This this guy talks sense and glad to see our future is this.
Ikr! His views are so clear and crisp and he is a proud Indian.
South Indian? Why you people are so racist/Discriminative?
When you guys will start calling yourself an Indian first instead of South Indian.
I am from a Northern state but I call myself a proud Indian.
And yeah i'm living in a Southern state from last 12-13 years. And there is no huge difference in Indian Culture across the states except different names that's all.
And yeah, My favourite breakfast is South Indian Tiffin.
@@BishvendraSingh where was he racist?? where did he say something that disrespected north indians at all or was offensive in any way. he stated a fact. the person is south indian. in this video it was more of a perspective from the south indian side vs the north.
@@BishvendraSingh and my brother u are wrong when you say north indian culture is the same as south indian. we celebrate different holidays eat different foods have different cultural celebrations difference dances and different styles of music. when someone asks me what race i am i say I am indian but an educated person usually asks a follow up question and asks north or south?
@@BishvendraSingh
Don’t tell us South-Indians what we should identify as. Stick to your own kind lol. Dont get involved in south. We are original inhabitants of india
The word "Chai" means tea. So, "CHAI TEA" means tea tea. You either say tea or chai.
chai means tea for us indians cuz thats our default go to 🤷♂️
But they have lots of variety of teas in west, so 'chai' is specific one for them 🤔
actually they must call it "masala tea"
Always wanted to say that..their tea would be “Laal chai” I guess
I never knew that
I always thought that it was called Chai tea
I'm a European living in India and I can never get bored of Indian food. Just travel 50km in any given direction and the cuisine changes. it will take you a year at least to rotate through all the Indian cuisines, and once you're done you can start fresh :p
Why don't u come at northeast state of India the Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland and Tripura, and Sikkim
**Never been to India ever in their lives**
**Tries to prove which cuisine is greater**
Meanwhile in India: "Bhaiyya ek plate butter chicken dosa dena"
Do South Indians speak Hindi?
@@scimaniac yes we are Indians only not foreigners there are many north Indians who knows south language and mostly South Indians know hindi well btw which country you from and we all generally dark skinned and close to africans
@@songoku-jj2to dafuq
@@songoku-jj2to lolwut
Paneer butter masala dosai from Murugan idly kadai😌💗
Now it's time for NORTHEAST INDIAN food which is again very different from the rest of India...
I dont think its possible unless they visit North east states and each states cuisines are different from each other
@@studymail5946 same with southern India
They group all states into south india
True that😅
At 6:42 he actually says "Kerala Fried Chicken" not caramel hahaha. Kerala is a south indian state
Loool didn’t even notice and I’m from there
😂😂😂😂
yo guys do you sees that in 1.43 in the restaurant it showing a girl smoking in tradition dress I think it's against our culture and the girls is wearing a bindi also which makes it more against a satya santani culture and I don't know exactly but I think the owner of that restaurant is a conversion party person if someone ever goes to that restaurant plz complain about that anyway peace.
@@hellogiri856 stfu dude. Let her do what the fuck she likes.
Such a healthy conversation over good food with progressive individuals. I’d love to see more of this and maybe a South African cuisine video 🥺
yes I agree!
There are many differing subcultures for Indian such as Indo-Fijian or those that are from the Caribbean. It would be nice to see those represented as well.
I'm indo Fijian represent!
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yes! I'm Indo_Guyanese. There are also Indians from Trinidad and Jamaica. The food is delish
This restaurant is not serving real authentic south indian food South indian food is not just idli and dosa its way more than that
Yes
They serve beef with dose... You don't get more non-indian than that.
@@TheGenericIndianGirl wtf.... People eat beef in India too. Not everyone considers cow sacred. Beef with dosa sounds amazing. And yes Beef is absolutely am Indian thing. India is bigger than your imagination and knowledge.
@@vardhan4594 You get beef with dosa here in India as well
@@DarthVader___ awesome... Would love to have it
Well in south India itself there is a state called kerala where beef and all kind meats is there staple.
A very small proportion of South Indians eat traditional malyali food
@Anand Shridhar
Yeah no sh*t south India is as diverse as India lol
Beef 🥰
I love beef
Yeah and they are nasty, lol.
I can’t believe the lack of Indian representation where they are. In the GTA (Ontario) especially Brampton we have endless options for Indian food
So true!
Not at all....
You never tasted real indian food
In india every community has different style of food
In Brampton you mostly get Punjabi Food, and that's just certain region of North India, not all of India.
Nazmul Bhuiyan we have more than just Punjabi food idk where you’ve been eating🤣
@@kayleerose5053 what other North Indian food you have in Brampton?
It's always North Vs South!!!
What d heck, there are East and West Indian Food too ? We too exist!
Nopes... There's no west. It's always above Vindhyas or Narmada & below Narmada river.
@@psuyog chicken cafreal, sorpatel, dosh, dodol, choris pav, sanna, beef xacoti and many more..... I'm pretty sure 90% of South indian don't know this south indian dishes. And many won't put them into traditional south indian dish but this are traditionally dishes from Goa which is in South of India and as most of people do not consider them as traditional south indian dishes they comes into western Indian dishes as Goa also located at West
@@pereirafreddy2021 Goa? It's a colonial hangover. Soon it will merge back with Maharashtra. Kerala will merge with Tamilnadu. Good old 5 states of South India.
@@psuyog Merge with Mumbai again? Come on are you having a laugh mate😂😂 and colonials hangover?? Pretty sure you only visited north of Goa or at beach side only. Try to explore more it will give bit of more info about things.
@@pereirafreddy2021 my village is 50 km from Goa, I very well know the history & culture of Goa from kadmbas till inquisition & the recent revolutionary goans.
Loving the conversation and opinions as much as the foods. Awesome job guys
Foreigners : we consider all Indians Pakistanis bangladesis Sri Lankans same
We Indians : we consider all Filipinos Malays Chinese Koreans Japanese Vietnamese as Chinese😂
Even Indians think Northeast-Indians are either Nepalese or Chinese.
umm.... no.
@@6STFU9 because of looks you are genetically close to them
@@songoku-jj2to so? Arent yall close to Pakistanis? Or Afganis?
No
I'm from Tamil Nadu I'm couldn't control my laugh while eating the south Indian food because they're cutting the vada
Well Mumbaikars also cut the vada
😂😂😂😂
I was mad.
Ama bro🤣🤣
Lol, I'm a Tamil from Durban. I've tried so called Tamil food in other parts of the world. It's so bland. Especially the vadda. Haven't been to Chennai yet. Its next on my list. Vanakum guys!
Enjoyed the conversation more than the food.
0ഠÅrJuÑഠ0 and that is why we fuck with the fung bros. 👌👌👌👌👌
Yes because you weren't actually eating the food along with them by just watching the video. How could you even enjoy it? You do that when you eat it and if it's good.
@@himikr1895 dont take this literally, i meant my attention was on the conversation not the food. For Similar videos i usually focus on food along with conversation but their conversation was too good my attention shifted completely ignoring the food part.
I love Indian food. I definitely never realized it was different in other regions of India but it all tastes amazing I bet 😊
They missed eastern cusine
@@0arjun077 They missed a lot of cuisines. Don't even begin. There's too much diversity in India. Even Indians haven't tried all Indian cuisines.
@@moin6077 True.
@@moin6077 exactly 😂😂
@@moin6077 There is so much to taste 🤤
I love the conversations you guys had throughout the video. Very insightful!
Finally! South Indian food. Been waiting for this forever.
Growing up in south India, we had idli, Dosa, rava and Bonda for breakfast.
If you want spicy Dosa, you gotta go for mysore masala dosa. It’s spicy and mad delicious.
But masala dosa Originated in UDUPI
Mysuru ppl just add a spice called gunpowder or chatni pudi
Prathap Poojary ...and thats why it’s call MYSORE masala dosa. We add our own twist to it and make it spicy the way we like. The reason why I suggested mysore masala was cuz they were talking about spiciness not where it was originated.
Udupi is beautiful city with delicious cuisine and ppl should definitely try the original ☺️
Namma karnataka ❤️
@@yachungtsang1825 lol udupo masala dosa isn't spice less brother ....
But Mysore one has chatni pudi in it ... Masala dosa is tulu cusine originally
Prathap Poojary Ayooo...It doesn’t matter what we put in it or how we make it. There is a reason why it is called MYSORE MASALA DOSA. What I don’t understand is WHY are you comparing?! This ain’t about competition of which one is spiciest or where it is originated as I clearly explain to you.
I grew up in mysore district and to me, Mysore masala dosa is spiciest! And yes! Masala Dosa is tulu cuisine and last time I checked Udupi falls under tulu region. Over all, it’s still in Karnataka and we all love masala dosa!
Anyways... ya keep comparing while I go enjoy my garam chai with some bonda with coconut chutney. And please don’t tell me it’s not South Indian thang.
Shoutout to Vivek for putting us South Indians on the forefront. He really brought out some really insightful points and to be very honest, the perception of Indians in the West is mostly based on North Indians. Every part of India is different, South India is way different from the North- not just the language, the food, the people, lifestyle- everything is different. What is important to North Indians may not be as important to the South Indians. Its important to understand that.
This was such an awesome, jam packed and definitely insightful video... jazz and vivek offered a great dynamic to the north vs south theme 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I'm happy they included lemon rice it's like the pure Telugu thing ❤️
Well dude literally EVERY other southern state makes lemon rice😂😂 which galaxy you living in lol
Not Kerala
Karnataka and Tamil Nadu make and eat loads of lemon rice lmao
I'm Tamil and my family eats lemon rice so I don't think it's a strict Telugu food
@@wazir3974 hey, there's a difference between "strict" Telugu food and "pure" Telugu food. have a nice day.
Do try North-East Indian food
Lol, why?
@@6STFU9 He said "Do try". I think you thought you saw "Do not try".
@@krugersavage6347 i saw the same 🤣
This was a great video, liked it so much I linked it for my geography class. Nice work, gentlemen!
What an awesome, entertaining, and especially educational episode. I would like to see more videos about the food from different regions in India. India is so big with many different cultures and foods.
Love the fact that you show diff diversity in your videos! Even more proud because you showcased how NYC is such a diverse melting pot. I don't think anywhere else has such diversity as NYC.
Saying Chai tea is redundant. Chai literally means tea.
Chai and Tea come from Chinese words Cha and Te. So Indians don't get to have a say in this. Chai tea is good term, because the drink is called Chai/Shoy/Cha in many other countries and languages.
@@prateek752 wtf are you talking lol.
ahahahha
Prateek P Indian restaurant. Not Chinese. So yes, only chai 🤡
@@gouravtaparia I am saying Indians get wound up unnecessarily for a harmless word as Chai Tea. Which really is a good way to distinguish between traditional Chinese Tea and Indian Tea.
Indians pretend that Tea is called Chai everywhere in India. But in Tamil Nadu it is called Tenir, which comes from the Chinese word for Tea "Te". Chai also comes from Chinese word Cha. So it is good that it is called Chai Tea, specifically Indian Chai Tea, because we wouldn't be leaving out Tamils.
WOOT loved jazz. He vibes with you guys rly well
I have been waiting for this episode for AGES! please do more indian food episodes whenever possible
I can live without Chinese food, Italian food, American junk food, even north Indian food but not south Indian food. South India has got so many varieties(veg and non veg)
Try to avoid Controversial comment otherwise there will be huge dispute
@@farazkhan21fierce it's not a fact man. It's jus my opinion. People can happily disagree. No big deal. Saying I can live without them doesnot mean m dissing other cuisines. Love all cuisines but south Indian food is my daily driver
@@reikiriyama977 if u speak these type of words than there is No problem. Stay safe tk cr from Corona. ✋
It's really made me happy (because I am South Indian ) 😂🤗😅
Italian food is far better.
This one is a tough choice! My family is from the North, but I love me some dosas from the South! Great video, once again, love the information about the culture!
#Surita_Mahashi That's a healthy comment 🙂
U also tell to others don't try controversial comment otherwise there will be huge dispute
Nice video guys! :) I learned a lot
Nice y'all! We have a lot of South Indian food here in the Bay Area (South Bay mostly) - def a whole different world of flavors, dude. I know other commenters have pointed it out, but I've also heard that Toronto has a huge amount of South Indian & Sri Lankan food :)
Indian restaurants have been popping up around the GTA(Greater Toronto Area). Hopefully, they can survive with all the lockdowns.
The Sri Lankan food you're talking about is mostly Srilankan Tamil which is quite similar to food from Tamil Nadu in India.
There is even some Goan/Mangalorean (Grew up eating this) food but it's mostly in Mississauga.
Vivek is very good in explaining things.
The thing with Indian food is, it changes from district to district let alone state to state. So distributing Indian food to North and South is just not enough one has to go state by state at least.
This is the video I was waiting for. Thanks for making this video. Love from Kolkata (east india).❣❣
Yes! I already favorited this video before watching it. So happy we’re eating Indian food in NYC! :)
16:07 ??? Andrew, what? You don’t know if food falling on the table is more Indian style? It’s not. Don’t be rude. Our food is flavorful, not dirty.
🙏🏽 thank you so much. I’ve been waiting for someone with a following to represent South India. Sometimes i feel so irrelevant. I’m happy North India is represented since we’re all one but ppl just don’t know anything abt south india.
That's not idli nugget it's fried idli one of South's fav breakfast dish ! Tastes best when made from a day old idli
Awesome intro to the food
Wow side note, never knew us Cantonese in Canada were "elite" 😎
Great video guys. I'm from Durban, South Africa which has one of the highest Indian populations outside of India. We even have special Indian dishes you can only find there. Loved the video. My fav South Indian dish in the vid are dosa's and samoosa's.
Thats lovely. Dosa is authentic south Indian,I would identify samosa as a north Indian dish though.
Durban is full of Tamil South Africans
I really appreciate how well spoken they were
The word Wala is used in Mumbai in Marathi language. It is a masculine verb. The chai wala means man who serves tea. Another example is ice cream wala, which means server of ice cream. BTW you guys are awesome. Love your videos.
Love the content and the interaction
It's great to see they addressed the privilege on Indians who made it to america. Great job
I’m a week late, but I’m SO excited for this video as a South Indian American!
Hi guys! Indian food looks so damn delicious! Great video as always. Stay safe! xoxo
1:14 That's a historical Boundary separating South from North by Narmada river. It is mentioned in Bal-Ramayna.
10:18
There is huge difference in Vadapav and wada sambar.
Omg I love them soooo much I feel like the North Indian guy was super into it especially
Indian food is delicious ! Great video loved watching this it was very interesting 😊😉
WE NEED MORE VIDEOS THIS DESERVES A LOT OF LIKES AND SUBS
Nice restaurants, great conversations!
Your content is 🔥. ❤️ it.
Padupaavi pasanga! Eating Dosa with cutlery is sacrilege.
Eat with your hands. It brings more emotional experience with your food.
Pakkavae mudila
Andha south indian kuda a solla matraan
sooo good to hear someone mention Lagaan, it was one of my favorite movies. The food sooo good. Interesting the commentary on names. I am first American in my family easy name but my family has so many different pronunciations. I learned to not take my name so seriously. I remember when I traveled through SEA people kept calling me Miss instead of Mish, learned to roll with it. I guess I don't get so worked up at all granted I have some friends who have taken on American names and now go by them and I still call them by their Chinese or traditional names. I am bad with name changes. Dosasssssssdroool
It’s recommended to me and I’m Indian as well
Nice coincidence
Pune is not even south India 😂
Pune isn't North either...
Pune is west India
@@santoshnarayana7879 it comes under south India geographically.. Our scriptures mentions Narmada river as Boundary between Aryavarta and Dakshinpatha
Pune is in Maharashtra guys.. it's literally in middle
@Kalari Ashan you have never seen indian map haven't you? Pune is above hyderabad, I mean miles above..
Vivek you won my heart yo!!!
It generalized as south Indian or north Indian food... What they ate is actually south east Indian food (Tamil Nadu)... There are a variety of Kerala and Andhra dishes these guys are missing
Vivek reminds me of JC Chasez with the way he talks and sounds!!
I passed those two restaurants so many times. Now I’m definitely going to place an order for takeout.
Indian food is always delicious 😋 whether South or North We love all cultures food 😋😋😋😋
There ar so many south indian restaraunts in nyc..check out Murray hill Indian street, you will find Saravana Bhavan, Anjappar, Deccan spice, Chennai garden, pongal.....some of these restaurants are straight from india having branches in usa.... this is not the only south indian restrnt in NYC!!!!
that’s what i like to see y’all
omg hahaha when you guys showed munchkins, the first thing that popped into my head were the donut holes from dunkin donuts BUUUT the ones here look so much better!!!
where are my telugu homies ?? 🔥😎
yooo mama
Finally an episode I can relate
We have lot of other south Indian dishes other than dose and idly. This list is only from karnataka- Shavige bath, akki rotti, ragi rotti, uppit or upma or kharabath,kesari bath, sambar, majjige huli, tambuli, Mangalore bajji, kolbade, maddur vade, churmuri, mysore pak, puliyogare, onion chitranna. Please do try these dishes as well.
North mean not only= punjab . In North india have many state they have own teast of food. I m from uttar pradesh our state mainly known as for sweet. I love all kind of vegetarian food. I feel proud on southern india guy. He known our culture and beautifully describe. I love this guy
The owner was wearing ANUSHKA SHARMA'S dress....iykwim 😛😝😉
Wtf does that mean
Love this ❤️
17:48 😎 There's our United 🇮🇳.
Eric Forman was spot on especially his pronunciations of Indian names.
Roti Prata, Indian Rojak, Vada and Dosa are my favorites.
I love Indian food especially South
Keep up the awesome work love from 🇮🇪💚🍀😘
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@@ShubhangiAgasthya theyre from ireland lol
Love it! Indian cuisine is on the rise in Dallas Fort Worth Texas. Love it! 06/02/2023
Enjoyed this episode never tried Indian food and I am looking forward to it.
South Indian culture and South Indian foods always unique
Vada is different from Vada pav 😂
i just found this channel and i love it
You did a video already Italian versus Sicilian but I would like to see that again with an actual Italian person that's straight out Italian and a actual person that straight off Sicilian because us Sicilians do get bad reps and we are looked down upon and thank you for showing us all this amazing stuff
When I realize they never had Andhra Andhra cuisine and still say the food is spicy.
Being an Indian, loved it.
Khiladi is one of my fav south Indian restaurant in Manhattan, I absolutely love that place! but sorry Khiladi and Ahimsa are not the only south Indian restaurants in Manhattan! I would say, they cater more to the American crowd. If you would like a more authentic experience, Saravanaa Bhavan and Adyar Ananda Bhavan are famous south Indian restaurants from India that have branches in New York :) Do try them too next time!
The map that you have shown(0:47) is outdated but I am feeling nostalgic to see that again(Only AP people can find that)
Nobody can break Telugu union.
One of the best types of asian food
Indian food is my favorite I wish there was more options where I am at
What stand different between the Fung Bros and the rest of other "foodie" youtubers is that the Fung Bros touches on real social economic perspective while dining on unique cuisine.
Ramya looks very knowledgeable person and i wish for her success in life.
3 iditos was a big hit movie a lot of my chinese friends even saw it.
it's pretty much popular all over southeast asia too
Yes it was. All my chinese international student friends legit talk about it all the time 😂💀
Try watching "Taare Zameen Par".. N many moreeee
North is different, south is different and all is unique in its own way.
West side of India is different too.
Northeast part of India is way different again with very natural spices in it.
India is unique
can you guys please look into guatemalan food? Love you guys.
Delicious video! I want to eat too!
I am a Proud Indian who loves both North and South Indians dishes 😋😋😋
you famous now jazz?!
Yes in Canada its flipped! My grandparents and parents did not come the easy way! Worked their asses off!
I am a South Indian in specific Tamilan with origin from kanyakumari for breakfast we prepare the following in our home usually in daily cycle : majority of dishes are made with rice as main ingredient or variety of cereals and pulses but not wheat, barley or oats.
Generaly most of the dishes are paired with sambar or pudina (mint) chutney or tomato chutney or kara chatney (main ingredient is red chillies), or onion chutney or peanut chutney or coconut chutney or corriander (cilantro) chutney or curry leave chutney or have idly podi whichis usuallymixed with ghee or gingerly oil or coconut oil or vegetable oil ( powder made up of variety of lentils, dried red chillies, powdered curry leaves, garlic powder, salt).
1. Idly - kind of steamed rice cake
2. Dosa - ( according to the batter and toppings it has more than 80 varieties but prominently 10 varieties are used - plain dosa, paper roast, kal dosa, rava dosa, multigrain dosa, onion dosa, egg dosa, ragi dosa, kelviragu dosa, kambu dosa)
3. Pongal - boiled (rice & lentils)
4. Uthapam - just like a thick pan cake (just like dosa has lot of varaities.)
5. Appam - kind of baked (just like dosa has lot of varaities)
6. Puttu - steamed food (can made with any kind of grains but prominently using rice. It is not served with chutney but with papadam, green gram, chick pea curry or banana.)
7. Upma - boiled (made of rava generally)
8. Idiappam - steamed (made of rice, looks a littlelike rice noodles due to texture)
9. Kichdi - boiled (mix of rava, vegies ond spices)
10. Adai - form of pan cake but made with half grinded batter.
11. Puri kilangu - fried wheat bread
12. Vadai - fried (Medu vadai, kerra vadai, parupu vadai, vazha poo vadai)
13. Bonda - fried (rice and lentils bonda, onion bonda, potato bonda)
14. Paniyaram - kind of baked (paniyarams can be made plain, spiced or sweet)
15. Parrota and kothu parotta are generally not ate in breakfast but for dinner
16. Parrota - made of maida and texture comes in layers generally served with salna( stew) or any meat curry(chicken, mutton or any other)
17. Kothu parrota - parrota in made in pieces and spiced up.
18. Chilly parrota - just like kothu parrota
Other than the regularly made ones:
19. Uppu urundai - steamed ( not a very prominent breakfast in all parts of the state)
20. Aval - cannot be specified since ot can be consumed in various forms
21. Neer dosai - made with watery batter
22. Vivikam - sweeted idlies
These are only which came to my mind and few more would have been left.
23. Kollukatai - similar to momos and dumblings (but also comes with sweet version)
Tami'zha'n, Ko'zhu'kattai, my advice to Tamilians, please clean your tongue daily using a tongue cleaner. Then you will be able to pronounce 'zha'
@@Shrike6699 i pity for the people who can't pronounce Tamil in real time and the people who can't understand the difference between "ண, ன, ந" "ர, ற" and i really don't know how people confuse "ழ, ள" with "ல".
Not for the ones who complain for typing the pronunciation of "zha" "la" in English, actually Tanglish.