The problem is China and India have border issues which are not resolved and they also support Pakistan. 2nd is China has progressed way ahead of India and became a huge power in Asia which India feel threatened by. India just needs to realize we cant get to China level anytime soon. Need to sort out the border issues with neighbors and allow more Chinese investments. Its in India's best interests. Countries like Bangladesh and African countries have progressed a lot due to Chinese investments. India is too poor a country and we should let China also help us to progress. I'm from India by the way.
As a kid growing up in Kolkata in the 90s, my brother & I used to buy shoes from Chinese shoe stores on Bentink Street in Kolkata as they were much cheaper than the ones in the more renowned Bata shoe store. And the Chinatown was our family favourite to try out authentic Chinese food when we wanted to eat out. We also went to school with Chinese kids, never for a moment though that they were different from us. In fact we used to want them on our class football team since they were so good at it. The current generation must have moved out of Kolkata now but they will forever be a part of Kolkata's history. By the way way Carlos do you know that the Indian Chinese food that they serve in New York city came from Kolkata Chinatown?
@@123nepaliraute2 oh most of them were interned in Deoli Interment camps after the '62 war. After a long time when they were released from the camps, they left the country because they felt humiliated by their own government.
@Sumanoharam Jha not sure what was so hard to understand. Corrupt government harassing the Chinese population. Why else do you think we left from Calcutta.. or Kolkata now.
My late Dad was actually born in Kolakata. He then moved to England after the War. It is interesting to see a Chinatown here I wonder if they lived near Chinatown back then .
@@dapidyunanto7968 lmao! same can be said to indians there is always indian restaurants and grocery stores everywhere in the world! most them migrate from india because of lack of jobs and quality of life
Wow! My birth place Kolkata (used to called Calcutta). Chinatown is where I grew up and spend most of my teenage years. My family migrated to Toronto, Canada in the 1970’s. However, I don’t remember much from the video. Due to the political environment in the 70’s the harassment the Chinese community received from both the Indian government and the local, most of us are forced to migrate to USA, England, Australia and mostly in Canada. For example, my mother was Indian by birth, she cannot get Indian citizenship/passport, she was forced to use British subject passport (similar to a refugees passport ) to travel. We now have a vibrant Hakka Chinese community in Toronto and mostly from Kolkata.
Thank you for your video. I'm a Chinese living in Montreal, Canada. One of the Chinese traditions is to send money (joss paper) by burning it to the family members who passed away, especially before the Chinese New Year. We believe the people who passed away are living in another world and they can only receive the money when we burn the money. This is what you saw at 14:32.
@@rocket2811 Oh, no! My family just moved to Charlotte, NC a few months ago. You are welcome here over the summer. I will move to MN in August. You can email me: johnadonis2003@yahoo
We still have a small French community in Chandannagar(near Kolkata)....if u can come and visit Chandannagar....our town is beautiful...I bet you will love it specially during the Jagadhatri Puja☺️
@SukamyDick bitchh pondicherry is a beautiful French settlement as well. I mentioned Chandannagar beacuse this video is about a different community 'in and around Kolkata' . Morover, pondicherry is comparatively more well known than Chandannagar!
This market (Tiretti Bazar) for Chinese Breakfast starts and ends early. The other Chinatown is Tangra which is behind ITC's Sonar Bangla. Tangra type Chinese food is very famous and you will find it throughout the world, even in USA 😊
Visit river side and princep Ghat..... Take a boat ride there if u wish Victoria memorial, brigade Ground, Eden gardens All lies on the same path( 2-3 Kms from park Street) Visit dhakuria lake (south Kolkata) aka lake gardens Victoria memorial, brigade Ground, Eden gardens
Recently visited Kolkata after 25 years and enjoyed my short 4 day visit. Friends took me to fancy eateries but still managed to sneak some street food and all. Airport, Park St., were pleasant surprises. Had a handheld rickshaw puller for 2 hrs/Rs. 500 and as sorry as i felt it was worth it. Yes, garbage issue needs to be sorted out. Looking for an excuse to visit again. Tks Kolkata
Well it is slowly getting sorted out , but it is still dirty but its changing slowly and getting cleaner and cleaner . People are now helping in cleaning their respected cities and towns
The quality of food at Old China town, Kolkata has deteriorated over years as the employees of the original chinese people took over the business when the chinese left india. There are still some unexplored places in New China Town,Tyangra, Kolkata that provides quality authentic chinese breakfast.
I was just watching your football video with kids and was appreciating how you gave them snacks and then this video dropped... there's only one 💓 heart how many times you wanna win🙏🏿🤘🏽♥️🍻🍺
despite the cold war between Venezuela and United States, while US has almost messed up Venezuela, Carlos is the only chain that binds them together. 😅❤️🇻🇪🇺🇸
Chinatown Terreti Bazaar you have to go Sunday morning by 5-30 AM to 6 AM. Then you will get all Chinese delicacies and foods. Dont go any other day except sunday. Momos are not Chinese dish, but mostly Tibetian dish. But if you come Sunday on time you will get Chinese dishes. Tangra is a different place than Tiretti Bazaar. Tangra is old place set on swampy land by Chinese as settlement and leather factories. Tangra is near ITC hotel where you stayed. Tangra is having more homes of Chinese people. Or you go to EawChew or other authentic Chinese restaurants.
I live in the capital new Delhi and here a lot of people looks like Chinese people( they are our North East states people) only in India, no one is discriminated. I can assure you that.
Some recommendations from my side: 1.Explore Flower Market in Howrah 2.Explore Shovabazar Brothel Market 3.Try some dishes in Ballygaunge 6 Place 4.Explore Armenian and Jews community in Kolkata 5.Explore New Town and Salt late too.. 6.Burabazzar 7.Explore Maidan and Pricepghat at the time of sunrise 8.Dakhineshwar and Belur
I have never seen a person soo down to earth like Volpe..♥️🤩😍..U will earn lots & lots of subscribers for ur behaviour & beautiful vlogs..it's got soo much information ..respect to u man🤗🙏✌️..A big fan of ur vlogs bro..😊♥️🥰😍
Bro U just missed Tung Nam eating house exactly that area where you have started the video.....It is a must visit place,the food is amazing,authentic chinese.Nothing fancy only good food. You should try Chilli pork,chicken hakka noodles,pork in hamei sauce and chicken wanton. Time is 12-3 pm and 6-10 pm,tuesday closed
you are really a man of inspiration.... thank you for showing our kolkata rare place to the world through your channel....... i wish you will meet with me... i am egarly waiting for appointment when i meet with you..... hats off man sir carlos🙆🙆🙆🙆❣️❣️❣️❣️🙏🙏🌹
Every time I got to know something new about my own country from you... don't know whether I should be happy or sad about it.... didn't know about China town till now
@@chigingshah1824 ohh there's something that you also don't know. . I thought you know everything... anyway someday hopefully I'll get to know why we "black Indian" don't know anything
2:55 Carlos they are as Indian as the next person. Their ancestors might have come from China, but most of the people you see have been born and brought up in Chinatown and definitely are Indian by nationality.
Hey Carlos.. If you are still in Kolkata, you make a visit to the most beautiful Jewish Synagogue, Maghen David Synagogue.. I think you will love it. Please visit other places and monuments too.. Loving your Kolkata series ❤️ You have a great fan base here!
Hey carlos! there's a Chinese buddhist monastery I'd recommend you to see. it's called the Huang Tsang Monastry, locally known as the china Mandir. Not many people know about it, so quite peaceful. it's not as big as the North eastern ones but still a hidden treasure.
Please visit China Town in Tangra near Science City . There you have a China temple and famous Chinese restaurants such as Golden Joy, Big Boss, Kim Fa, Beijing, Mandarin Gourmet and so on for authentic Chinese dishes. But honestly speaking people of Kolkata love to have the Chinese buffet in Mainland China at 3A Gurusaday Road, Kolkata 19.
If u want I can show u where the Chinese came first to India before moving to Kolkata.. it's near my home. Just 33km away from Kolkata. There's a locality in it's founder's name
You went to the old Chinatown, which is Teritibazar area. The new Chinatown is in Tangra (not too far from Park Circus, or the ITC Hotel). That is where you get the more famous Chinese restaurants.
I am from Kolkata... And I cannot imagine my city without these Chinese people🥰 These restaurants in China town are our compulsory destinations at least once every year❣️ Kolkata was the land of ultimate diversity...Tragically this 'city of joy' is not the same anymore🥺... The Anglo Indians, the Chinese, the Jews, the Parsis, all these beautiful communities who once were a historic part of our identify are almost dying out😞
You are in Territi Bazaar bro.. For China Town experience you have to visit Tangra. The Chinese community used to have tanaries and leather business in Kolkata. Since it created pollution it was discouraged by the govt and so they switched to restaurant business and they gave rise to a new cuisine Indo-chinese.
@@LinuxLuddite I wouldn't say exactly hostility but at this current situation I have to admit YES...but youths are opting to move out for educational purposes and also better living standards.
This place is called Poddar Court, I used to go there almost every morning after clubbing 😄😄 You have to come here early morning because every food out there gets finished by 10 and it gets closed. You must try the Pork Meat balls soup here.
dada,,,visit the original china town in tangra..and if you like beach,,go to digha,only 3 hours from kolkata,,,and dada,,love to see our own city from your eyes.
Also meet Afghani and Jew community in Kolkata. One famous Jew cake shop from Esplanede is Nahoums & Sons. Famous comedian Russel Peters belongs to family of Nahoums Shop Owner. Also you have not yet met any Bengali people properly to understand Bengali culture or food. Try Bengali food once. If you want to see French Influence, then you go to Chandan Nagar. If you want to see Danish influence go to SreeRamPore. All near Kolkata. To understand Bengali culture read about Rabindra Nath Tagore, Satyajit Ray, Subhash Chandra Bose.... and many others. To understand Bengali culture visit Shantiniketan. You already visited Darjeeling and seen Nepali culture. Darjeeling is also part of Bengal. Dont miss the Sunderbans also to understand different landscape of Rural Bengal and river delta and oceans.
Hey Carlos, how many days more are you staying here in Kolkata ? I would like to meet to you and invite you to my home.. if you would like to join !...
East side of india is so underrated and a lot of youtoobers dont know about that side they just know the popular tourist side of india which is west north and south. East is like forgotten.
There is another China Town in a place called Tangra. It is much bigger than where you went today. It is at the eastern fringes of the city and about 40 minutes drive from where you visited today. There are many restaurants there. The Chinese were good at different crafts including leather tanning.
You see that often in Chinese culture even here with Malaysian Chinese...burning paper money. The reason is that whatever you burn there is for your anscestors. You see in often in Chinese funerals. Here they even burn models of cars, mobile phones, iMac..Rolls Royce...the list.
The newer (and perhaps cleaner) China Town is at the area right behind the ITC hotel which featured in your vlogs... The place is called Tangra or Topshia. There happened to be some tanneries around that area once upon a time, which have of course been shifted away elsewhere today. In place of those tanneries, there exists a small residential area for people mostly of Chinese descent. Excellent restaurants you can find there famous for their authentic Chinese cuisines.
Eat if you like, don't eat if you don't like. Is an unpolite statement. Very rude fella. That not the way to treat a tourist. Is samosa available here? I try it before at a stall manned by a bengali from Bangladesh in Malaysia.
India's only one city who continued the oldest heritage tram service. that is Kolkata I am strongly recommended you plz atlist one time to boarding Kolkatas tram the oldest tram system in India as well as Asia. Go ESPLANDE to KHIDIRPUR for ride.
Enjoyed your video. I live in Montreal Canada. M Y wife is Hakka Chinese from Bangladesh. Her parents once lived in India. Her father worked in a tannery. I went to Venezuela once. ISLA Margarita and Caracas. Yo estudio espanol con Duolingo. Happy New year and God Bless
volpe this is chata wala gali u stay here in February u found dragon dance in here Chinese new year i m local in this area. in 14:56 it's not temple its Chinese carpenter shop.& 15:48 it's Chinese meeting room and restaurant is front of road side .
A Venezuelan from USA, married to a French, searching for Chinese in India
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Very well said lol😅😅
Hahhahahha....simple lol
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You should add Volpe has Chinese cousins.
#Volpe for #UCB! ✌🏻
@Culture Freedom that's Made in Bangladesh! Provably! ✌🏻
If it wasn't for politics, China and India would be good friends. Too bad though
The problem is China and India have border issues which are not resolved and they also support Pakistan.
2nd is China has progressed way ahead of India and became a huge power in Asia which India feel threatened by.
India just needs to realize we cant get to China level anytime soon. Need to sort out the border issues with neighbors and allow more Chinese investments. Its in India's best interests. Countries like Bangladesh and African countries have progressed a lot due to Chinese investments. India is too poor a country and we should let China also help us to progress. I'm from India by the way.
So true i literally want to visit china its such a beautiful place
@@viksam009 as a chinese,i really want to go to indian.i love indian culture&historic building.
@@simrat9250 welcome my friend
@@oxygentaster13579 isn't youtube banned in China?
As a kid growing up in Kolkata in the 90s, my brother & I used to buy shoes from Chinese shoe stores on Bentink Street in Kolkata as they were much cheaper than the ones in the more renowned Bata shoe store. And the Chinatown was our family favourite to try out authentic Chinese food when we wanted to eat out. We also went to school with Chinese kids, never for a moment though that they were different from us. In fact we used to want them on our class football team since they were so good at it. The current generation must have moved out of Kolkata now but they will forever be a part of Kolkata's history. By the way way Carlos do you know that the Indian Chinese food that they serve in New York city came from Kolkata Chinatown?
a large portion of chinese left india after 1962 war..i read . So happy to read u. We have to preserve himanity and universal brotherhood
@@123nepaliraute2 oh most of them were interned in Deoli Interment camps after the '62 war. After a long time when they were released from the camps, they left the country because they felt humiliated by their own government.
@Sumanoharam Jha we left cuz of your corrupt ass government.
@Sumanoharam Jha not sure what was so hard to understand. Corrupt government harassing the Chinese population. Why else do you think we left from Calcutta.. or Kolkata now.
@Sumanoharam Jha Tera ma.
My late Dad was actually born in Kolakata. He then moved to England after the War. It is interesting to see a Chinatown here I wonder if they lived near Chinatown back then .
Yes. That must be it.
I'm mainland Chinese, thanks for ur video, I can know there’re also Chinatown in India.
most welcome
Come to Calcutta Henry and see things for yourself.
There is always a chinatown in every country.. your people really need condoms
@@dapidyunanto7968 and you also because your country is loosing control from population 🙂
@@dapidyunanto7968 lmao! same can be said to indians there is always indian restaurants and grocery stores everywhere in the world! most them migrate from india because of lack of jobs and quality of life
Wow! My birth place Kolkata (used to called Calcutta). Chinatown is where I grew up and spend most of my teenage years. My family migrated to Toronto, Canada in the 1970’s. However, I don’t remember much from the video. Due to the political environment in the 70’s the harassment the Chinese community received from both the Indian government and the local, most of us are forced to migrate to USA, England, Australia and mostly in Canada. For example, my mother was Indian by birth, she cannot get Indian citizenship/passport, she was forced to use British subject passport (similar to a refugees passport ) to travel. We now have a vibrant Hakka Chinese community in Toronto and mostly from Kolkata.
hakka ngin?
@@mugy9049 heck yeah
@@mugy9049 see Lao pot chong
Damn that's wild
Thank you for your video. I'm a Chinese living in Montreal, Canada. One of the Chinese traditions is to send money (joss paper) by burning it to the family members who passed away, especially before the Chinese New Year. We believe the people who passed away are living in another world and they can only receive the money when we burn the money. This is what you saw at 14:32.
Hello, Carlos! Thank you very much for taking us to Chinatown in India. Chinese American here living in Orlando, FL! I wanna visit India some day!
You should brother ..What’s you man! Which part of Orlando close to Disney?
@@rocket2811 Not very far from Disney, about 50 minutes drive. Have been there many times. Welcome to visit!
@@w.z.6062 Good to hear brother..Planing in Aug.
May I or How do I reach you when I am there. I am also considering a visit to West Palm beach.
@@rocket2811 Oh, no! My family just moved to Charlotte, NC a few months ago. You are welcome here over the summer. I will move to MN in August. You can email me: johnadonis2003@yahoo
We still have a small French community in Chandannagar(near Kolkata)....if u can come and visit Chandannagar....our town is beautiful...I bet you will love it specially during the Jagadhatri Puja☺️
you're beautiful too
@SukamyDick bitchh pondicherry is a beautiful French settlement as well. I mentioned Chandannagar beacuse this video is about a different community 'in and around Kolkata' . Morover, pondicherry is comparatively more well known than Chandannagar!
@Nothing to say are you a Nazi?
awesome. on my list of travels. thanks
This market (Tiretti Bazar) for Chinese Breakfast starts and ends early. The other Chinatown is Tangra which is behind ITC's Sonar Bangla. Tangra type Chinese food is very famous and you will find it throughout the world, even in USA 😊
the Bengal State is a communist stronghold like china ....
Such a well-researched guy.....
Visits tirettibazar in 7days Kolkata visit whereas there are lakhs of bengalis who haven't heard of this place!
Well I'm from Kolkata and I've heard about all these places mate. The momos there is very famous
@@dipanjanmahapatra5258 you know, not everyone.
India is a country with unity in diversity.different religion,different community of people are living happily here..
First time hearing a chinese not speaking with chinese accent 🤣
OMG 😂😂
Because he's No more A Chinese..😂
Ahahahahah 🤣
They're Bangali now
In Rome, be like an Roman, in India be like an Indian. ; )
U have done your homework very well about Kolkata, great place China Town and the food is even better. Great vlog
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@@VolpeWhereAreYou bro..Tangra (new Chinatown) is next to your hotel (ITC)
Visit river side and princep Ghat.....
Take a boat ride there if u wish
Victoria memorial,
brigade Ground, Eden gardens
All lies on the same path( 2-3 Kms from park Street)
Visit dhakuria lake (south Kolkata) aka lake gardens
Victoria memorial,
brigade Ground, Eden gardens
Recently visited Kolkata after 25 years and enjoyed my short 4 day visit. Friends took me to fancy eateries but still managed to sneak some street food and all. Airport, Park St., were pleasant surprises. Had a handheld rickshaw puller for 2 hrs/Rs. 500 and as sorry as i felt it was worth it. Yes, garbage issue needs to be sorted out. Looking for an excuse to visit again. Tks Kolkata
Well it is slowly getting sorted out , but it is still dirty but its changing slowly and getting cleaner and cleaner . People are now helping in cleaning their respected cities and towns
Thank you,I know that first,its amazing
The quality of food at Old China town, Kolkata has deteriorated over years as the employees of the original chinese people took over the business when the chinese left india. There are still some unexplored places in New China Town,Tyangra, Kolkata that provides quality authentic chinese breakfast.
I was just watching your football video with kids and was appreciating how you gave them snacks and then this video dropped... there's only one 💓 heart how many times you wanna win🙏🏿🤘🏽♥️🍻🍺
Same bro😂😂
That legendary sentence-Born in Venezuela,raised in USA
Imma Chinese from tangra..ders a Chinatown in tangra also n ders Chinese new year happening on 24 n 25 so come by if u wanna experience it!
In which state this place??
@@timepass5505 Kolkata, west Bengal
@@pronaymukherjee1339 ooo Thank you
Turu lob from Barasat
despite the cold war between Venezuela and United States, while US has almost messed up Venezuela, Carlos is the only chain that binds them together. 😅❤️🇻🇪🇺🇸
In case you are still at ITC Sonar, the second China Town (Tangra) is just behind your hotel.
Chinatown Terreti Bazaar you have to go Sunday morning by 5-30 AM to 6 AM. Then you will get all Chinese delicacies and foods. Dont go any other day except sunday. Momos are not Chinese dish, but mostly Tibetian dish. But if you come Sunday on time you will get Chinese dishes. Tangra is a different place than Tiretti Bazaar. Tangra is old place set on swampy land by Chinese as settlement and leather factories. Tangra is near ITC hotel where you stayed. Tangra is having more homes of Chinese people. Or you go to EawChew or other authentic Chinese restaurants.
184k...omg...kolkata is lucky for u Carlos...y dnt u visit shantiniketan and Mousuni island man...its also lovely...
Anndita, I want to marry you and bring you to USA
@Rhythm i think it is in bakkhali🤔
@mns ta just like your mom did?
@mns ta you must be a disgrace to your family
Kolkata is crap IMO
There is a china town in Mumbai too. Lot of Indo-chinese settlers there as well.
I'm just concern about them regarding the virus, can't imagine the discrimination they facing now (it's a fact). May the locality support them.
Locals would already be adapted so I don't think the clashes with China or anything regarding virus will make any impact
Maybe locality won't discriminate but if they go outside locality they may feel discrimination from some people
I live in the capital new Delhi and here a lot of people looks like Chinese people( they are our North East states people) only in India, no one is discriminated. I can assure you that.
他们是印度人。
Some recommendations from my side:
1.Explore Flower Market in Howrah
2.Explore Shovabazar Brothel Market
3.Try some dishes in Ballygaunge 6 Place
4.Explore Armenian and Jews community in Kolkata
5.Explore New Town and Salt late too..
6.Burabazzar
7.Explore Maidan and Pricepghat at the time of sunrise
8.Dakhineshwar and Belur
Kolkata, one of the most beautiful City in India. Love ur Vid.
In the British Empire
Yes 100% black people in Calcutta
Are you joking, Kolkata is one of the dirtiest city in India.
Being a Bengali, I don't like Kolkata it's to dirty .
Man..you are exploring India than we( Indians) do.. jealous level 10/10😀😀
I am seeing my own city through your eyes bro..its a different experience bt fantastic which can't explain..
With every Vlog, I'm rediscovering my city with new wonders, thanks Volpe! ❤️
Stay safe.
Roam happy!
I have never seen a person soo down to earth like Volpe..♥️🤩😍..U will earn lots & lots of subscribers for ur behaviour & beautiful vlogs..it's got soo much information ..respect to u man🤗🙏✌️..A big fan of ur vlogs bro..😊♥️🥰😍
I live in Kolkata from 20 years but didn't saw these places ...You show us real beauty of Kolkata in your vlogs...keep it up brother
Can you teach me kunffu
Who heard the emotional sentence... "Sophie where are you!! ".. Very touchy
Bro U just missed Tung Nam eating house exactly that area where you have started the video.....It is a must visit place,the food is amazing,authentic chinese.Nothing fancy only good food.
You should try Chilli pork,chicken hakka noodles,pork in hamei sauce and chicken wanton.
Time is 12-3 pm and 6-10 pm,tuesday closed
you are really a man of inspiration.... thank you for showing our kolkata rare place to the world through your channel.......
i wish you will meet with me...
i am egarly waiting for appointment when i meet with you.....
hats off man sir carlos🙆🙆🙆🙆❣️❣️❣️❣️🙏🙏🌹
2019..volpe where are you
2020.. Sophie whare are you.. 😂 😂
Your channel is really boosting after Kolkata vlogs... ❤️❤️❤️🔥🔥🔥
Every time I got to know something new about my own country from you... don't know whether I should be happy or sad about it.... didn't know about China town till now
*Since you are black Indian*
@@chigingshah1824 see I even don't know that also..I am a black Indian..thanks man
@@rajnizamre7717 *i don't know why you black Indian don't have any knowledge about you own country*
@@chigingshah1824 why r u insulting her?? Seems u know everything about ur country??
@@chigingshah1824 ohh there's something that you also don't know. . I thought you know everything... anyway someday hopefully I'll get to know why we "black Indian" don't know anything
2:55 Carlos they are as Indian as the next person. Their ancestors might have come from China, but most of the people you see have been born and brought up in Chinatown and definitely are Indian by nationality.
Hey Carlos.. If you are still in Kolkata, you make a visit to the most beautiful Jewish Synagogue, Maghen David Synagogue.. I think you will love it.
Please visit other places and monuments too.. Loving your Kolkata series ❤️ You have a great fan base here!
There are two Chinatown. One at Tiretti Bazaar where you went and another one is in Tangra. Do visit there
U are such a kind humble and genuine man.
I really wish to meet you and thank you and give u a hug for being this way. We need more humans like this ❤
My new drinking playlist !! thank you !! I can see this all day :)
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Hey Carlos you can also make videos on the Afghans.. because there is also a community of Afghani people living in Kolkata
Visit chinese kali temple at new china town kolkata. There they offer noodles to maa kali 😀
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Then I'll will offer kimchi
Kya bat Kar rahe ho Bhai 😂😂😂
I had a friend from kidderpore she was chinese and now she is canada now she was nicest person i met in kolkata and her bengali it was authentic.
Carlos : You and Sophie should visit Pondicherry. It's a former French territory. Very interesting place.
Hey carlos! there's a Chinese buddhist monastery I'd recommend you to see. it's called the Huang Tsang Monastry, locally known as the china Mandir. Not many people know about it, so quite peaceful. it's not as big as the North eastern ones but still a hidden treasure.
Please visit China Town in Tangra near Science City . There you have a China temple and famous Chinese restaurants such as Golden Joy, Big Boss, Kim Fa, Beijing, Mandarin Gourmet and so on for authentic Chinese dishes. But honestly speaking people of Kolkata love to have the Chinese buffet in Mainland China at 3A Gurusaday Road, Kolkata 19.
That 4:11 minutes.... I was born in Venezuela
Visit Mayapur as well, it is about 120km from Kolkata and has iskon temple, world's tallest temple.
If u want I can show u where the Chinese came first to India before moving to Kolkata.. it's near my home. Just 33km away from Kolkata. There's a locality in it's founder's name
Please visit Eco Park ( Newtown ), Kolkata
I didn't know Kommunismus started in China "a couple Hundreds Year" ago. Always think, it started in 1921.
Communism can traced back to 5th Century.
@@ppal64 I see. So Marx was born 5 centuries ago, lived for about 300 years and died in 1883? Interesting.
Ignorance is telling. Lol
You went to the old Chinatown, which is Teritibazar area. The new Chinatown is in Tangra (not too far from Park Circus, or the ITC Hotel). That is where you get the more famous Chinese restaurants.
I am from Kolkata... And I cannot imagine my city without these Chinese people🥰
These restaurants in China town are our compulsory destinations at least once every year❣️
Kolkata was the land of ultimate diversity...Tragically this 'city of joy' is not the same anymore🥺... The Anglo Indians, the Chinese, the Jews, the Parsis, all these beautiful communities who once were a historic part of our identify are almost dying out😞
What could be the reason?
There is a place called Neemrana in Rajasthan. There many Japanese people live
Wow, I like Chinese people... More than Chinese people
@@Theguywithspectacles Indians actually like Chinese people more than anyone. Indians just do not like Chinese Govt aka CCP
@@whocares3132 yeah, ok, nice, but who cares, I am a -weed.-
@@whocares3132 and Chinese people eats Less Harsh foods than Chinese.
@@Theguywithspectacles no one cares
Damn so many other religions are very happily and openly in India that's why my India is great
We are proud that our india is diverse 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳❣️❣️❤️❤️
Hey .. Carlos... I seen your videos .. I really like it . I'm from Kolkata.. if possible will meet you.
Try to visit Dakshineshwar temple, it's beautiful
Ps: it maybe difficult to pronounce for u😂
You are in Territi Bazaar bro.. For China Town experience you have to visit Tangra. The Chinese community used to have tanaries and leather business in Kolkata. Since it created pollution it was discouraged by the govt and so they switched to restaurant business and they gave rise to a new cuisine Indo-chinese.
Many Chinese people emigrated to other countries after the Indo-China War
Very unfortunate, and now this latest border tension with China again. Hope they don't start leaving again
Yes black Indians too
It's hardly 4-5k indian Chinese left including both communities...give yourself 10 more years and it might be no more.
@@roberthsiung5596 are they migrating for better economic prosperity or is it because they are facing hostility?
@@LinuxLuddite I wouldn't say exactly hostility but at this current situation I have to admit YES...but youths are opting to move out for educational purposes and also better living standards.
This place is called Poddar Court, I used to go there almost every morning after clubbing 😄😄 You have to come here early morning because every food out there gets finished by 10 and it gets closed. You must try the Pork Meat balls soup here.
dada,,,visit the original china town in tangra..and if you like beach,,go to digha,only 3 hours from kolkata,,,and dada,,love to see our own city from your eyes.
Watching Carlos while traveling in train 🚆 from Jamshedpur to Nanded.
There’s a Chinese colony called Tangra. Its not far from Park Circus.
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Also meet Afghani and Jew community in Kolkata. One famous Jew cake shop from Esplanede is Nahoums & Sons. Famous comedian Russel Peters belongs to family of Nahoums Shop Owner. Also you have not yet met any Bengali people properly to understand Bengali culture or food. Try Bengali food once. If you want to see French Influence, then you go to Chandan Nagar. If you want to see Danish influence go to SreeRamPore. All near Kolkata. To understand Bengali culture read about Rabindra Nath Tagore, Satyajit Ray, Subhash Chandra Bose.... and many others. To understand Bengali culture visit Shantiniketan. You already visited Darjeeling and seen Nepali culture. Darjeeling is also part of Bengal. Dont miss the Sunderbans also to understand different landscape of Rural Bengal and river delta and oceans.
Hey Carlos, how many days more are you staying here in Kolkata ? I would like to meet to you and invite you to my home.. if you would like to join !...
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@@kishorelaishram3784 dont tell to me...tell to High court or ministers....I am not incharge....I just respect....
I'm new with your channel and I noticed u loves to use the word 'wow'and i love it btw all ur vids are awesome man keep it up.
Salute to you amigo!! A good video I was waiting for.
Hello from Toronto.
Bonjour à vous deux !
East side of india is so underrated and a lot of youtoobers dont know about that side they just know the popular tourist side of india which is west north and south. East is like forgotten.
that temple looks very similar to a hindu temple... wow the similarities are astounding..
Omg so cool a Buddhist temple looks like a Hindu temple I never knew that I thought they're completely different!
@@TheVarrio no Buddhism is derived from Hinduism and the temples are somewhat same in northeast
@@oracle4127 it's called sarcasm idiot
I am from China Town in Kolkata
Coming from Malaysia, seeing Kolkata Chinese speaking with a heavy Indian accent is extremely fascinating.
There is another China Town in a place called Tangra. It is much bigger than where you went today. It is at the eastern fringes of the city and about 40 minutes drive from where you visited today. There are many restaurants there. The Chinese were good at different crafts including leather tanning.
You see that often in Chinese culture even here with Malaysian Chinese...burning paper money. The reason is that whatever you burn there is for your anscestors. You see in often in Chinese funerals. Here they even burn models of cars, mobile phones, iMac..Rolls Royce...the list.
Carlos, please try some authentic Bengali dishes at a Bengali cuisine restaurant like 6 Bullyguange Place.
The newer (and perhaps cleaner) China Town is at the area right behind the ITC hotel which featured in your vlogs... The place is called Tangra or Topshia. There happened to be some tanneries around that area once upon a time, which have of course been shifted away elsewhere today. In place of those tanneries, there exists a small residential area for people mostly of Chinese descent. Excellent restaurants you can find there famous for their authentic Chinese cuisines.
It takes a particular mindset to do what u are doing.....hope u are truly successful in what u want to achieve. All the best.
Hey man, nice of you to try and strike a conversation with the first 4 Chinese dudes, but that dude in the Jacket just shut you down.
Rude
Might be afraid of propaganda.
Eat if you like, don't eat if you don't like. Is an unpolite statement. Very rude fella. That not the way to treat a tourist. Is samosa available here? I try it before at a stall manned by a bengali from Bangladesh in Malaysia.
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Hey Carlos. Visit Pune sometimes. Not much tourist places, but lot of scenery in the outskirts. Your fan from Pune.
El Perfecto! Great Content as always!! Keep it up, Bro!
Good video Carlos.I spotted my uncle in this vlog too🤣.Bro just announce a small meetup plz🙏🙏
Please make more videos here in Kolkata... Please
You are doing great work in india
You are telling me about India thanks keep loving keep supporting Indian people to this channel ❤❤❤❤
Lol me being Indian didn't knew this so thanks for showing all this
Come to Bandel Church. Oldest church in asia. 40km from howrah railway station.
India's only one city who continued the oldest heritage tram service. that is Kolkata I am strongly recommended you plz atlist one time to boarding Kolkatas tram the oldest tram system in India as well as Asia. Go ESPLANDE to KHIDIRPUR for ride.
Enjoyed your video. I live in Montreal Canada. M
Y wife is Hakka Chinese from Bangladesh. Her parents once lived in India. Her father worked in a tannery. I went to Venezuela once. ISLA Margarita and Caracas. Yo estudio espanol con Duolingo.
Happy New year and God Bless
Thanks for making this video mate, I never knew that we have Chinese community in India,So good to see this.
For authentic Chinese food go to Tangra...near sealdah in Kolkata...
China cost lot then india
There is Armenians settled in Kolkata. Explore More. Armenian Church, school also a good visit
Awesome video man this is history that is just amazing and tells a great story behind it
volpe this is chata wala gali u stay here in February u found dragon dance in here Chinese new year i m local in this area.
in 14:56 it's not temple its Chinese carpenter shop.&
15:48 it's Chinese meeting room and restaurant is front of road side .