Lost in Mumbai 🇮🇳 Unfiltered Street Encounters and Shocking Experiences with Locals!
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- Опубліковано 28 січ 2024
- Hold onto your seat as I plunge into the heart of Mumbai! 🇮🇳🔥 Join me on an adrenaline-packed, first-person odyssey through bustling streets, jaw-dropping markets, and uncharted cultural encounters. From heart-stopping interactions with locals to navigating vibrant street, this video is your front-row ticket to the unexpected, unfiltered, and utterly electrifying essence of India! Brace yourself for the shock of raw authenticity and unexplored moments that will redefine your travel perspective. Get ready to be captivated, surprised, and inspired!
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Chef Keith’s exciting take on Indian cuisine uses his passion for the spices and flavors of the Indian subcontinent with fresh, seasonal ingredients from New England farms to create a dining experience like no other.
Years ago, he dipped a charred piece of bread into a rich gravy that soaked each crumb like a sponge. He raised it to his mouth and closed his eyes, and that is where his journey began.
Chef Keith is a 5x author, restauranteur, and public speaker who grew up in a small city in New Hampshire in the United States. Growing up in kitchens, he learned how to cook from many amazing western chefs. Each chef would impart the knowledge passed down to them by their mentors. It wasn’t until much later in life that he would try his first bite of Indian food. He began learning under an Indian home cook and went on to study with food archeologists and historians from across India.
Visit Pune that is 4 hours from Mumbai, you will have many options to eat.
Hi Keith I love your content and the effort and hardwork you are doing , kudos for that . Hope you enjoy and Sorry for any inconveniences.
Thanks my friend!
Enjoyed watching your video repeatedly ❤🎉🥳 👍
Thank you again
Keith ❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉
We Indians believe in reincarnation and rebirth in our system of culture and definitely spirituality, a soul takes birth for 8.4 million times,as human which actually is the final embodiment one takes birth as human for 7 times.While watching your video I don't know why but felt as if you were born here in this country,in some other life other wise its impossible to love the colourful, chaotic, enchanting, contradictory yet unknowingly spiritual personality called Bharat/India.Welcome Back Brother 🙌🏾👩👦
Thank you my friend for your kindness.
India) State of Kerala🌴 must visit places:
-Aleppy backwaters ('Venice of the East')
-Vagamon ('Scotland of Kerala')
-Munnar hill station ('Kashmir of South India') home to tea plantations, spice garden, tasty homemade chocolates and different wildlife
-Varkala Beach and Kovalam Lighthouse beach
-Fort Kochi attractions with Jewish synagogue, Dutch Palace and Portuguese church alongwith the European influenced streets
-world's first water metro also try the land metro
-Kerala is a major football hub and has got featured in FIFA channel
-Athirapally waterfalls ('Niagara falls of South India')
- Lulu International Mall (largest malls of South India in Trivandrum and Kochi)
-Jatayu largest Bird Sculpture
-Do interact with the locals they are really sweet and helpful
-This state has the highest literacy rate
-Christians, Muslims, Hindus, Jews etc.. all live in peace and harmony♥️
-It is also the home of Ayurvedic medicine
-The Kerala cuisine consists of non-veg including beef and pork and seafood.Also try the traditional meal served on banana leaf 😍
HEY LOVE FROM PUNE.
EXPLORE PUNE, IT IS VERY CLOSE TO MUMBAI ❤😊🇮🇳🥰
Yah! Pune seems amazing
Hi Keith. It is indeed nice to know that you truly like Indian cuisines.
One quick suggestion! You can try Central Indian (especially from the city of Nagpur) food as well. To name a few, Saoji Chicken, Mutton etc., Tarri Poha, Tarri Aaloo Bonda, if at all you can handle extremely spicy (and of course, oily) food. These are all Nagpur specialties.
Please do further research at your end before making any decisions😊.
Cheers!
You speak Hindi really well Keith!😃
Ty!! Trying to learn
@@chefKeithSarasin Cool!!🤩
South is the way to go Kieth 😊
But I love how you learned the lingo so well. ❤👌
I can’t wait to go
Chettinad Chicken is in Chennai...in Mumbai dessicated coconut is used in Tambda Rassa for eg.
Yes, correct. I was trying to explain that dish to him haha.
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I know where this is.. Lalbagh no.. i live literally next to this.. i buy chicken from this chicken shop
Awesome!
Come to kolkata for non veg recipes... Veg is also there... Try..!!
Will try
Do you have plans to go to south India?. Its totally different form north
I do! This year
oh you guys should come to kerala... its a bit different from mumbai... here we love beef, pork, fish...
Thanks! That is my goal!
Visit Kerala for fish curry
1:33 looked like sweet limes -- called Mosambi. They are similar to navel oranges in Florida.
If you try various Maharashtrian ( Marathi) food, you’ll see the difference even if dishes sound the same.
Waiting to take you chef on A Marathi food tour next time you come!
I can’t wait!
Where are you staying in mumbai ? Have you rented some temporary home ?
My teacher lives there. I have been cooking and learning.
@@chefKeithSarasin It would have been great if we could "Meat" someday😆. I am not into chef and food industry though. Just watch your blogs regularly so thought.
@@amolbp5415 would love to!
Explore Hyderabad
Hyderabad is a best city in India
Hi Keith, if you live sambar so much then do not waste time in Mumbai. Go to Kerala, south India. It is their dish. Mumbai sambar is not a sambar.
Nonsense. Tamilnadu is the place for sambar
India is not for beginners, u need to be a professional bargainer to buy raod side clothes etc
Why are you spending too much time in mumbai??? If yoh really eant to explore indian cuisine visit south or north.. Mumbai is not at all famous for food.
That’s the plan. This was one trip
I’ve been to Kolkata,Delhi,Jaipur,Haridwar,Agra,Goa and Mumbai and while the food is great in all these places with a distinct difference according to the region Mumbai is different due to the knowledge of the suppliers of the raw ingredients,the sheer diversity of its people and the passion they have for their food heritage. I haven’t been to Lucknow though and I’ve heard a lot of the food scene there and think that would also be a great place for a chef to visit. One thing is certain Keith will be returning home with a wealth of ideas he will no doubt replicate in a cheffy kind of way!
@@delhidebb1749 explain me one thing how Mumbai has good knowledge and supply of raw ingredients and it's food heritage....
@mecrypto2500 I'm only basing my comment on my experience. Mumbaikers are very knowledgeable regarding their food culture and sourcing the best of the best. All of India has amazing food but you can find it all in Mumbai. It's like mumbai's people come from every corner of the country so everything can be found there. Mumbai is India's melting pot!
@@Naren2606 I didn't mean any disrespect to the other beautiful places or people in India. 🙏