Tribal People Try Sashimi For The First Time
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- Tribal People Try Sashimi For The First Time
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Villagers From All Over Pakistan Try Sashimi For The First Time:
- Tuna Sashimi
- Prawn
- Salmon Sashimi
- Red Snapper Sashimi
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only referring to wasabi as "the most dangerous chutney" from here on out
Here sauce/any semi solid accompaniment is called chutney. The English took the term for something else.
"The Chutney That Made Me Cry"
@@ManishSingh-xo1fb Question: would an Indian/Pakistani person refer to pasta sauce as a chutney?
Antonio SCENDRATE GATTICO no, a chutney is usually dipped in, you don’t dip pasta in pasta sauce
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mustafa should have his own show where he telles us stories about his village and his methods of surviving ..like how bear grylls do
A few videos back he explained how to boil eggs in his village. It's not how you think they do....
I agree. I really like Mustafa.
travelling show where the food is actually authentic ...would be great if they all went on a tour tbh >_
@@mver191, not over coals?😉
But better then bear grylls, becaus it's the village of Mustafa, everything is better there. Love this guy.
"If we criticize food, we become sinful" --Wise Old Man
"May God forgive me but I hate even looking at it" --Same Wise Old Man
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That's why we asked for forgiveness before criticizing
Because that's raw to them XD
“the most dangerous chutney belongs to this country.” Lololololol
lol
I still say Indian Naga Chutney is worse,that stuff is straight up a chemical weapon
@@ShahTalks ahhhh naga.. oh no
i notice all forms of sauce are chutney to her; at least the other woman attempted with calling it a masala
I bet it was wasabi.
Peer: *picks up wasabi in attempt to eat the entire thing*
Entire Internet: NOOO!
Lol, glad they saved him from a horrible experience
😂
Oh, thank god they stopped him. That would have been such a mean trick.
My uncle did that once, it was his first time in a sushi restraunt. We told him not to do it since its extremely strong. He didnt listen, he took a whole spoonful with his sushi and he kept doing it because he didnt want to be proved wrong. Lets say he was a red as a tomato after that.
1814 Mekroimena so naughty
“I tried eating food but the food itself told me not to eat it.”
LMFAOOOOOO
tea holder he said god have mercy 😂😂
Sounds like something from Japan.
Because it still fucking alive.
That made me laugh more than anything! 🤣
Gotta love Pir Jan😉❇️
It's impressive how respectful and careful with their words even when they are trying to criticize. I think this is a great display of domestic education and great values, deep respect. Cheers from Brazil
Yeah in west society people curse too much
oh wow a respectful Brazilian thanks brother
@@asad.19 Depends on where you live. Some places consider it more friendly to curse around those you know, some don't. I have different ways of speaking depending on if I'm in polite (unknown, not well known) company or not.
I also really appreciate how they express themselves. Like them.
@Miki Mono i don't find it rude. It s cultural difference, it s normal in many countries, i have often seen it with friends or people from other countries.
"The most dangerous chutney belongs to Japan."
Peer Jan Rind, 2020
My parents to me: "God forgive me but I hate even looking at it"
hahaha
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😂😂😂😂😂😂golden comment lol
I knew who said this before the episode started to play😂😂😂😂
Hahahahahha
“I can’t eat with these sticks like Englishmen” 😂
@@jamal76US more like u don't understand grammar, England man
Hahahahahha
I literally yelled "wHAT" when he said that lol
Englishman: I can't eat with these damn sticks either
@@100RAmen Chinaman is a proper term though... you can also say Chinese man but that's not the correct term.
I speak Urdu. Peer delivered one of the politest and most articulate requests to smash the subscribe button! lol He's wonderfully earnest , intense and dignified.
Really, I believe you. I don't speak urdu, but from the very beginning Peer struck me as a bastion of politenes, diplomacy and dignity. He is also very curious, looks how the food is constituted and tries everything. Even if he doesn't like it, he finds something good to say about the food, as not to offend the people, whos food this is. you can really tell that he is a great person with a big heart.
@@dennisweiss6621 Peer is bro.
I love Peer 😍
@@catchyname5403 He is my favorite too, always super polite and inquisitive. In the pasta episode he was thoroughly examining everything before eating which shows that he is a sophisticated foodie :)
He is my favourite. I feel like I'd never want to upset him he is so serious and polite.
“This is the same chutney that made me cry” 😂😂😂😂😂
Lmao 😂
"Its as if I tried eating the food, but the food itself tells me not to eat it."
That's a pretty way to describe wasabi.
"The most dangerous chutney belongs to this country." The way he describes it makes it sound like the Japanese harnessed the destructive power of wasabi.
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I had to try so hard not to pee my pants laughing
Wwll, they did XD
I mean ... Haven't they?
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1:30 When he picked up the wasabi and was about to eat it, an angel and devil appeared beside me, each hoping for very different things.
😂 😂 😂 😂 😂
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time stamp?
Underrated comment
Hahahahaahahha
Peer attempting to eat a spoonful of wasabi reminds me of when my dad had it for the first on a plane ride. He thought he had been poisoned and was ready to die 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
it remined me of when my dad handed me a jar of pickled green chilis and told me they were green beans.
I’m convinced Mustafa’s village has ancestral ties to Atlantis
Made me LOL hahahhaa
Wtf 😂😂
Lel
I feel for these people. Raw fish is nasty
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I learned many different polite ways of saying 'disgusting'
"I would excuse myself"
"I would be grateful if you take this"
"We don't have it like this in my village"
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“If we criticize food we become sinful”
Moments later.....
“May God forgive me but I hate even looking at it”
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I think Peer has an amazing linguistic feeling. He can easily pronounce words he’s never heard before, in languages he has no concept of.
the way he speaks urdu is stunning, not many people speak like that
"If we criticize food we become sinful. May God forgive me but I hate even looking at it." 😂😂😂
Aww lol that was super sweet of him to say tho. They definitely know the meaning of humility, obedience & thankfulness 😊
Omg he is hilarious! What’s his name?
He was already announcing his sin before he even sinned 🤣
@@maryh3470 yeh in Islam, food has etiquette and laws. 1. You can't say ughh 2. You can't put your nose close to food to smell it and you can't breathe while drinking water so you have to take modest sips and not gulp 3. You can't waste food i.e you have to finish your food 4. You can't eat too much 5. When eating with people, you have to eat from your side 6. You have to eat with the right hand 7. You can't eat carcasses, blood, pork, carnivores, uncooked food, omnivores 8. You have to slaughter animals in a certain quick way and you have to drain the blood off completely.
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my dude just stabbed the wasabi with his chopsticks and took a bite
LOL.....I saw that too.
Then later "ah, this is the one that made me cry".
Funny thing, even in Japan it's hard to find real wasabi. What you get is actually horseradish with green food coloring. Wasabi is notoriously hard to grow, it only grows high in the mountains so it's expensive.
A braver person than I lol!
At least, they stopped him from popping the whole ball.
The white-haired gentleman is a culinary Archie Bunker, "I can't eat with these sticks like the English do". So many levels.
Don't eat it like that
Him : •_•
I cant😂😂😂
Mustafa is not here to impress anyone 🏆🏆🏆
Indeed. And it's hard to impress him. Nay, impossible! 😊
And everyone is impressed by how unimpressed he is. :)
Why would they serve wasabi to them without warning them what it is or how hot it is? I love sushi with ginger, and even I don't like wasabi.
When this covid mess is over, I'm going to Oman, I'll post a video of me eating goat.
"We have much better snake fish in my village."
Mustafa is my favorite. ♡♡
I was waiting for Ameeta to drink the soy sauce. "Lacks salt"
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In every dish she finds something that "lacks"
Righttt😂
Cunning Boys I know right same as that grandpa guy! Always downing everything
Symmetra Mei it’s not downing it’s just cause their taste is different than the shitty bland food of the west these people use lots of spices
The food itself tells me don't eat it. That is priceless.
They served Sashimi just so Mustafa couldn't say anything about cooking it on coals in his village 😂😂😂
Yet he did 🤣
Oh that didn't stop him from describing how delicious it would be grilled on coal
Mustafa: we have sashimi in my village, we cook it on coal.
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Mustafa: Ours is better
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oh dude, that's one is funny
Why are his hands always orange?
the crew should have at least told them to separate those chopsticks
That bother me so much tbh
That's what I was thinking! Of course they couldn't use them correctly when they're stuck together! 😕
That they didnt try to teach them how to eat the stuff shows this channel is partly about "primitive voyeurism" to the creators
@@joeking5679 bro fr got me questioning if i should watch this shit anymore.. feels wrong
Well honestly.. Not sure if the crew themselves know how to use chopsticks... And that they need to be separated... Chopsticks are not a regular thing in restaurants in Pakistan.. Even in bigger cities..!
Poor Peer! He put that whole thing of wasabi in his mouth 😂 awwwww “the most dangerous chutney” “made me cry” Us too, Peer! That’s why a little dab will do ya! 😂
i think they should have a part in the video, where they show them how to eat the food, in this case, the chopsticks and dipping in the sauce even if only by hand, how to use a bit of the wasabi and mix it with the soy like some do, i feel bad for them just having a plate of foreign food and have no ideia on what it is, teach them about the food, i would love to see their reactions to the information and at least they would learn something instead of just being our entertainment
100Xs this, this was painful to watch.
Mustafa's slogan is "God knows who made this" LMAOOO
I was waiting to hear that those fish are just a copy of a fish they make in his village.
@@josephvanharsel4401 hahahaa
He's literally the representation of every old man from the mountains 😂😂😂
@@josephvanharsel4401 he did 8:02
Damn englishmen and their chopsticks
Chinese have left the chat
Andrea Ndlovu Japanese
Japanese: HOW DARE YOU...
@@tyrajones9255 yes only japanese chinese no difference all use chopstick
I love that they didn't split the chopsticks for them
They didn’t even bother showing these people how to use them either.
What’s up with the people filming? lol 😂
They didn't explain how to eat sashimi propely... a missed opportunity.
I hope they reward all the lovely participants for appearing in this very trying video
I would still think that the channel owner need to show them how they should use it or some information so it would be mutually beneficial for both parties
Fouad Ballan agreed. Educational purpose too, to learn others culture. Not simply give food to taste.
"I would excuse myself even if that means suffering from hunger"
Ok... That's some way to say you hate it 🤣🤣🤣
he is not wrong though. the reason japanese eat sashimi is cause abundance of fish and no other meat expect maybe pigeon. look it up
"I can't eat with these sticks like Englishmen" I'M CRYING
I'm actually confused though. Chopsticks are an Asian eating utensil lol
@@rebeccamurphy6291 Yeah but he doesn't know that does he. He's probably never heard of japan before. And the area they're from used to be under british occupation. "English" is probably used like "foreign"
Everything foreign is called "English "
@@rainerwinkler6140 Yup, you're spot on.
Same here. Laughed out loud like a maniac.
"This is the same chutney that made me cry."
I love wasabi reminded me of movie cars 2 “I like this pistachio ice cream” and eats wasabi and starts crying
The most dangerous chutney.
Mustafa is basically all of my uncles.
3:07 "The most dangerous chutney belongs to this country..."
Tell 'em, bruh!
I really really love your videos, but i would love them even more, if you would help them a little bit, explain where the food comes from originaly, show them how to use the sticks (even if they don’t use them, because it’s to complicated) but help them when they have struggel. Just be a bit more present an teach them a few things. I would really love that in your next videos....
Dude same. I’m kinda annoyed they don’t show them 😑
Yes that's great
That's part of the fun, to see their reactions
As the old man finely stated I can't eat with these English mens chopsticks
Agreed. It's frustrating when no information is giving to them. At least tell them it's meant to be eaten with the soy sauce some of them are saying "bland, no salt" but not even trying it with that.
RIGHT?! Its totally fine to get their natural reactions, but please then go on to explain that the sauce is intended to be used as a dip for the sashimi.. Its so cringey to just let them hate it without having them try it as intended.
The old man is still on top of his game: He still hates everything.
With due respect to your otherwise great nation, Mr. Nakamura; it is difficult not to hate uncooked fish.
Yes, but he comes back. It's his willingness to try it i love. And tbf in a few of the videos he enjoys somethings for sure.
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that suace isn't optional its what give the test as japaneses dont use salt or spices on there lovely raw food 😂
he likes burrito tho
"God knows how they eat it."
Amen, brother.
Peer is always so calm and analytical with his reactions to new foods. I had to laugh when he reacted the way he did to the wasabi. I could see it really took him by surprise. Best part of the video!
They kept asking for salt and chilis and still no one explained how to use the soy sauce & wasabi (aka "the most dangerous chutney"). Help the people out 😋
It wouldn't help it just makes it more disgusting
I agree, if they are trying foods from a different culture maybe a little explanation would help.
Kinda seemed like they were being made fun of
Their sauce and spices are very heavy. Soy Sauce and Wasabi won't cut it for them.
Thats what I was thinking, they're very polite and respectful but someone should've explained how its supposed to be eaten, not saying it would've made it any better but ya kno
Guys, PLEASE do more as a crew!! Neither did you tell them to split the chopsticks, nor show them how to eat it. The lady kept saying it lacks salt, but you didnt tell her to dip it in the soy sauce!! Of course nobody is gonna like straight-up raw fish, it only makes sense if you show them how things are done!! PLEASE DO MORE AS THE CREW INSTEAD OF JUST LEAVING THEM TO THEIR OWN DEVICES!!!!!!!!
YES!! It feels like setting it up for failure not telling them how to eat it.
I was honestly surprised that they even tried to warn the guy about to one shot the wasabi! :P They really do owe it to these people to explain how to eat it and use the utensils. Even if they don't get it, at least they've been given the chance.
Not everyone likes the salty sauce, i dont even eat sashimi with it.
Lol chill out
And start paying them. They pay the people nothing in these videos
"I can't use these sticks like Englishmen"
Don't worry most Englishmen also can't use the sticks. 😜
maybe american lol
I had to spit it out when I tried it too!
They could make "Tennesseans trying sashimi for the first time." and get the same reaction.
The guy with the red scarf and black jacket is so polite and speaks so humbly but honestly, i wanna make friends with him.
I’m glad they stopped the dude before the wasabi killed him😭
he wud had died right there
that would have been hilarious
@MindBlow I’m gonna bet you worked your way up to then.
Such genuine responses and likable personalities. 😊 I’ve always thought one of the best ways to learn about different cultures is to try their food. TY
This is one of my favorite segments from the channel. Lol
"The Most Dangerous Chutney" is one of my favorite novels!
"the food itself is telling us not to eat it" LMAOOO this is a collection of the best roasts of all time
Quality burn.
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I, as vegan, would say exactly the same thing. 😂😂😂
"It's food, but not edible "
LMAOO 😭😂
"If we critize food we become sinful" is a line more people should live by
What about the next line?😂
Imagine telling that to Gordon Ramsay.
Mustafas a fellow Muslim and that was taught to him and all our fellow Muslims by The Prophet Muhamad (S.A.W.W). Though I'm not the most decorated Muslim myself but certain manners and etiquettes like these are etched into pakistanis form birth. Try to read The Quran and you might just learn a few things even if you don't become a Muslim.
Musa well that sure is a possibility. I think it's common courtesy and a good way to raise children to teach them to appreciate all food and not be spoiled. Most religions teaches a lot of good deeds and to have a good heart. I grew up in a family and community that taught me the value of food, helping one another and not to judge people by their looks without any religion involved. I regard it as basic human decency and that's why I believe it is common for most religions. I also believe that's why I could be taught it without religion being involved.
But Mustafa said it better than any other have done it before😄
@@evaandersen7595 I think most cultures raise people that way. I think it's just comes down to basic survival, be grateful you aren't starving and if someone is kind enough to give you food don't be a prick about it because they are sharing a valuable resource with you.
I am Pakistani American and when I tried wasabi for the first time I thought it was avocado and I took a lot. I was like what type of avocado is this?
We don't like raw meat at all. Everything has to be well cooked lol
Talk for yourself 😏
@@vajeeh2lol so u like raw meat then ?
Thank you so much for making these videos
"I don't understand how and why people eat it" Lol, same. They are so honest. I was so happy when I saw the notification. Finally a new video!!!
yeah it would be really nice if at the end, they showed them how to eat it
@Miss L To you.
@Miss L i cant understand. It doesnt even have a strong taste! What i tried it tasted like the freshest piece of fish heaven.
Sashimi is great but only really if the fish is straight fresh off the boat. Then it is is divine. Otherwise if it has been frozen and stored, no good. Best is to catch yourself
@Miss L if you have the uncultured taste buds of a child
I’m surprised we haven’t eaten food from Mustafa’s village. They have everything.
Everything you've experienced is just a rip off from something in Mustafa's village!
"Every thing original baked on coal" 😂 i thought to complete your sentence😂
😂
I want one of Mustafas hardboiled egg .... moist cloth wrapped egg buried in the dirt under the fire
I want him to bring in food from his village so badly.
This one is disappointing. If I hadn't had someone to show me how to mix a small amount of wasabi with soy sauce and dip the sashimi into it I would have had the same reaction. It's the combination that makes this a renowned world-class food. But as with the rest, bravo to all the participants!
i know, i was quite annoyed. the wasabi bit was cruel, just tell them a bit about it...
@SchizoKira, while you're mostly right, the problem is they didn't really even have a chance to like it if they didn't even try it the right way. It's like making a packet of Mi Goreng and not adding the sambal, kecap manis, etc and then someone complaining it tastes bland and bad.
This is not the right way to eat Sashimi, no japanese Person ever would mix wasabi with soy sauce.
@@sophielorber4571 Lorber would be Germanic right? blog.gaijinpot.com/eating-sushi-the-proper-way/
I can attest here in Korea we will and we do.
@@popexperiment No it's not Germanic at all.
"If adding extra wasabi, take your chopsticks and only put the smallest amount needed on top of the fish. The sushi chef already applied just the right dab of wasabi between the fish and the rice for you. And do NOT mix wasabi into the soy sauce." it says in the article you linked.
- 2 seconds in -
Mustafa: My god forgive me, but I even hate looking at it
The Japanese spied on the old man's village and stole their sashimi idea
*I WILL NEVER FORGIVE THE JAPANESE*
That makes sense.
Okay I wasn't expecting you here-
Hahahaha
@@asim9059 forgive*
When he almost put the whole ball of wasabi in his mouth I screamed lmao
my reaction: nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo xD
"is this the fish of your city?" Lol cute
You are all fantastic to watch. So funny. Truly makes me laugh out loud & I'm hooked. Sending love & prayers from Sydney Australia💗🙏
You can't throw them into the deep end like that. Give them some direction on how to eat these foods you give them, the point is for them to show us their genuine reactions to these dishes, not laugh at how they struggle to eat them.
Like, you gave them chopsticks but didn't tell them how to use them, or give them a fork to use instead.
Bruh, chopsticks are one of the most foreign things you could give these guys, you could give them a detailed instruction book on how to use chopsticks and they would still struggle
And why would they give them a fork? They all eat with their hands most of the time anyways, it's not embarassing to eat with your hands in those parts of the world, it's actually the norm. You're looking at this through a western viewpoint. And they did show their geniune reactions to the dish, they are used to a lot of spice and the concept of eating raw fish with nothing but a spicy green paste and some salty brown liquid is disgusting and horrible to them.
I was kind of thinking the same thing. Also there are other Japanese foods that might be been easier for them to enjoy, even other sushi.
I know right I just made the same comments basically without even reading yours. It's ridiculous how they are struggling. Obviously they haven't the same multicultural foods other countries such as the Americas, United kingdom & Australia has.
This show needs work.
It doesn't matter about only the taste of the dish it's also about the food experience the culture difference, when you go to eat BBQ ribs you eat with your hands , corn on the cob with your hands, it adds to the experience my friend.
Anonymous Saraiki not true . Shouldn’t eat the sushi on its own like that ever. Got to drop the right amount of soy sauce, wasabi and ginger on top . That’s the right way to do it. Swig a cold asahi beer right after. Totally different experience.
Omg, "most dangerous chutney" .... "Bismillah" ... poor Peer. I felt so sorry for him eating that wasabi straight but couldn't stop laughing either. What a trooper he is! Lolol!
Lmao should we eat it or cook it again lmao. I’m with you lady 😂😂
I love Mustafa... He is absolutely grumpy but unpretentious and speaks straight from the heart. He reminds me of typical grandpa
when he mentioned he only got fish in his village I shouted of course,he is so charming in a grouchy way.
"this is the chutney that made me cry"
I can't stop laughing 😂😂 He's my favorite!!
He has his own channel now
I love learning more about Peer and his family!
I adore them
😊☺😍my favorite too, he is open & expressive
He is so funny. I like him the most.
Well, that went about how I expected! I love these videos and these lovely (and brave!) people!
I have finished watching all the video please upload more
Love to see it
lol i love that woman who loves everything. literally everything they gave have ever given her she likes lol. she has my respect.
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It looks like she didnt really like it too, she was just being polite (the lighter skinned woman).
I love her too
she has a sophisticated palate
"The Chutney that Made Me Cry" lmaoooo my guy sounding like he about to write a Wasabi memoir rn 😭😭😭😭😭
Legit best episode yet.
😅😂🤣
It’s funny how she said it would be better with salt and chilis.
The Soy and Wasabi: *We got you*
also the girl with wasabi and soy : still pukes it out
I love this series so much. Keep it up. I love the characters you guys have chosen
These reactions are so genuine, these videos warm my heart honestly.
Thank you Anna 💚
That “Bismillah” and then going to eat a whole wasabi and the guy in the back said do not eat like that omg his eyes😅
That was quite the stare!
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He was quick! 😂😂😂
"the most dangerous chutney belongs to this place" lol i love that guy he usually loves everything
I love these videos but I’m curious about the kinds of tribes these people come from. I want to know more about their cultures. 🙂
They all belong to the villages of Pakistan but from entirely different regions there, like some are from the rural south, some from the cold mountainside in north, some from hot deserts, some from lush green valleys etc.
Their diversity is lovely but the only thing common in them is that they're all simple villagers :)
@@h.a.7581 no one is from north Pakistan.
Mustafa, Manzoor, Mehboob, Pir Jan all are from Balochistan provance.
Mustafa, Mehboob and Manzor are Brahuis while Pir Jan is Baloch by ethnicity.
While ladies are from Sindh province.
@@umairumairii6286 Ah I thought mehbub was from the north.
Thanks for the info.
Most of the women in this show are from extreme minority backgrounds
Bleave me my baloch peoples are very simple
Who else screamed in panic at their screens when he picked up that whole wad of wasabi??? 😱
I always use it all at once too. I love the tingling sensation in my nose from alot of wasabi.
I like to give my wasabi a good sniff before putting some up my nose to get that lasting sensation
@@davidy22 I never tried that. How much do you use?
That was horseradish not wasabi.
Can’t believe he put Wasabi on their plates without explaining that it’s nuclear
im gonna call wasabi as the dangerous chutney from now on
It sounds like a Movie's name lol *THE DANGEROUS CHUTNEY*
Hahahaha
@@asim9059 hahahahahahahahahaha true!!
Looooool
I tricked my dad into trying wasabi , he almost hit me 😂
Got to love them! Lol 😂 they are so frank and straightforward with their comments
this is an amazing series. :) keep making them.
I'm sad my girl R.Bai isn't in this one. She has such a pure and genuine child like enthusiasm for trying everything new and seeing it in a positive light, it's infatuating. Please bring her back!
This is the chutney that made me cry.
I think anyone who has eaten wasabi knows exactly what he means.
Thank you for sharing.. you all seem like my friends after watching these lol... You all should share some of your dishes with us 😃 ❤
I've been watching quite a few of these and it's amazing but one things that cracks me up all the time is the wise man's reactions ''I hate to even look at this'' or ''God know what's in this'' xD love it
"It's as if I tried to eat it but the food itself is telling me not to eat it" lmao gonna use that in the future
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Grandfather: I know fish. I grew up with fish. This, Sir, is no fish.
Didn't expect any Norm jokes on this channel.
😂
I love that grandfather! And that way he suggested of cooking small fish, skewered in between two fires, is joy-inducing and makes me desperately want to try it.
@@SeadogDriftwood they do something similair in Japan too i think, which i found the comment funny
I´m pretty sure that fish is way better than the dirt soaked fish he is eating lul
Grandpa: „I can’t eat with these sticks like Englishmen“
Britain’s: ...uhm actually-
Asians: Am I a joke to you?!
🤣
East asians**
Pakistanis are asian too
@@ZH0NGLl I'm pakistani and yes I'm asian 😂😂
Why does everyone think that Asia is just China, Taiwan, Vietnam, Japan, Tibet and all, bit guys India, Turkey, Israel come in Asia toooo
@@sarthakjadhav1806 people in the west associate neotenous features with Asians, bringing them to the conclusion that Asia isn't diverse. It's a sad reality out there.
"Tribal People Try Wagyu Beef For The First Time" Blow their minds with some amazing steak, I bet the views will be over 1 mill too
"I can't eat with these sticks like Englishmen" lmaoooo
Is it a Japanese food or Chinese?
@no no thank you
We British are not experts at using chopsticks. Sometimes I can use them, other times I struggle. Knives and forks were invented for a reason. 😂
@@TheNotoriousJ0B To each their culture. None is difficult. Just goes with what you are used to. E.g, we pretty much eat with our bare fingers for all our meal, mostly made of rice, 'soup', beg and meat. And use spoon and folk for those not finger friendly.
It is proven eating with fingers is more beneficial also but British relatives does on about how knife and fork is the epitome.
Eating with knives and forks is a struggle (not at ease) for the majority of the world population to be fair, given if you minus usa from the top populous, the remaining countries does not share the customs of knife and fork.
King Raaz I agree, I am born and raised in Australia and we eat with knife fork and spoon in my culture but I also learned Asian chopsticks to eat with when i was twelve.
But I prefer eating with my hand, other people frown at me, tell me to get a fork or a spoon but why? It tastes better with your hand, my personal choice
The most dangerous chutney
Great movie title
That made me scream laughing! He is so precious and pure in his reactions (and I have to agree that wasabi is the most dangerous chutney).
the same chutney that made him cry LOOOL
Band Name, called it.
Mmmmm. I loved that comment of the most dangerous chutney! Me?? I LOVE wasabi. It cannot be hot enough. Same with horseradish. The best is 3 year old roots ground with salt and water. The hotter the better best on a traditional roast beef on a Kimmelweck bread roll. Specialty of my childhood hone in Western New York State.
Hahaha, Grandpa 👍 “I grew up eating fish. This is not fish.” He’s the best
“We have a fish in our village”
Here we go again Mustafa
I love how they are diplomatic when they dislike it.
They arr not diplomatic, it is considered to be rude to say directly.. So they say this way more politely.
Taim Moor shut up
Taim Moor That's what diplomatic means. Saying things in a polite way, attempting not to be offensive.
“NO THIS IS NOT FISH.
ITS A CARROT”
LMAOOOO
Lol.. i laughed soo hard
I love me some "sushies and sashimies." But I totally sympathize with those who don't appreciate the presentation, texture, and flavor.
Edit: I feel like someone should have showed them the right way to mix the wasabi & soy, in order to dunk the fish & get more taste. But honestly, probably wouldn't have helped. :)
Is that you Squirelly Dan?
Thr guy in the blue shirt instinctually did. I love how he gave nice smile while saying hed never eat it again in the end lol
"I dont want to eat with these sticks like an englishmen"
no no no no no no no no 😭😭😭😂😂😂😂
I laughed so hard when Mustafa said " May God forgive me, but I hate even looking at it. Lol ! I feel the same.
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You are all weak!
@Godon Gurando is another T-800 OK eww
@@benjamincho4819 raw meat is not good for health. Btw proud to be weak lol
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