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🇮🇳 Indian Street Food in Bengaluru: https://youtu.be/rvJPQam-NYM
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We’re going on a full Indian street food tour through the South Indian state of Karnataka! From Mangaluru (Mangalore) to Bengaluru (Bangalore), we’ll try some of the tastiest Indian food and see some incredible behind the scenes of what goes into the cooking.

In this full documentary I’ll show you all the incredible meals from our road trip in Karnataka, India!

We’ll begin this adventure in Mangalore, famous for seafood, especially fish fry. They coat all fish in a thick masala paste, and tawa fry them in coconut oil. The result is a plaster of masala that keeps the fish moist with an insane amount of flavor. Also, you can't miss the original ghee roast! It was great to hang out with Martin and @JoelsTastyRide

We continued to Coorg, where we met up with my great friend @FoodNTravel in the mountains to learn all about the local food and eat a famous dish unlike any other dish I’ve had in India.

Next up on this Indian street food tour, we’ll visit Mysore (Mysuru), a cultural capital of India, known for a variety of delicious foods - and it didn’t let us down.

Finally we’ll meet up with @FoodLoversTV in Bengaluru (Bangalore), home to a near endless variety and quantity of Indian food. From 1000 kilo pots of biryani, to an Uncle who makes some of the greatest ever fried rice, you can eat non-stop in Bengaluru!

Join me on this incredible Indian food tour in Karnataka, India!

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🇸🇾 Syrian Food in Damascus (Part 2): https://youtu.be/K3NdYptzD4s?si=JycxLrdsmr7Sg6pN

I can’t believe I’m in Damascus, Syria!! Today we’re going on an ultimate Syrian street food tour in Damascus - let’s see what types of amazing food we can try!

► Huge thank you to Rami, from Syrian Guides (https://syrianguides.com/), he arranged my entire trip to Syria. Get in touch with him for an amazing tour in Syria!

Al-Haytham Restaurant - As soon as I arrived in Damascus, Rami and I went straight to eat one of the ultimate of all meals - hummus and fateh, and this place is local and does it so well. Total price: 48,000 SYP ($3.20) for everything

Al-Burj Shawarma - Syria has some of the best shawarma that I’ve ever had anywhere in the world - and they do it in a unique way by dipping the bread in the juicy oils and touching it on the hot griddle to enhance the flavor. Price - Chicken 25,000 SYP ($1.66), Lamb 35,000 SYP ($$2.33)

To continue with this Syrian street food tour in Damascus, we continued with some old town street food including corn sliced and seasoning, an amazing old bakery that cooked a triangle of dough filled with muhammara!

Arbasheh Falafel - To continue this Syrian food tour we then had a falafel sandwich, and just like Syrian shawarma, they might make the best falafel in the world. I’ve never seen so many vegetables and toppings on any falafel - it’s truly amazing! Price - 10,000 SYP ($0.66)

Kibbeh - Kibbeh is one of the national foods of Syria, and this street stall specializes in bulgur stuffed with lamb, and grilled or boiled.

Al-Mahabba Restaurant - One of the ultimate Syrian meals you have to try is a mixture of stuffed intestines and organs, along with pickled. This restaurant was hilarious and delicious! Total price - 300,000 SYP ($20)

Alzwwaq Chicken - Just like shawarma and falafel, there’s nothing quite like Syrian roast chicken - it’s on another level! They roasted the chicken and then sliced it into a sandwich, with garlic sauce and pickles, and roasted the bread in the chicken fat juices - absolutely amazing - and something you have to try when you’re in Damascus, Syria! Price - 65,000 SYP ($4.33) for half chicken

We had an amazing and ultimate day eating Syrian street food in Damascus - seriously a food paradise!

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DAMASCUS, SYRIA - Welcome to the ancient city of Damascus, and today we’re going on a food tour to walk around the souq, then we’ll eat a legendary ice cream - probably one of the craziest ice cream shops in the world, and then we’ll eat a huge homestyle Syrian meal!

Beit al-Mamlouka Hotel (https://maps.app.goo.gl/GH73rgDoEG6mxY778) - To begin this Syrian food tour in Damascus, we’re starting with breakfast at our boutique hotel. Syrian breakfast is fantastic!

Abu Shaker (https://maps.app.goo.gl/6tyhBa6U9d5QJEpu8) - Abu Shaker is legendary in Damascus for serving huge smoothies and milkshakes. Price - 30,000 SYP ($2)

Al-Hamidiyeh Souq - To continue this Syrian food tour in Damascus, we walked through Al-Hamidiyeh Souq, a market full of action where people come to buy just about everything.

Bakdash Ice Cream (https://maps.app.goo.gl/6UXv8nHKfCXJgV2q9) - This ice cream shop is without a doubt the most famous ice cream in Damascus and it’s even famous throughout the Middle East. They make a special type of ice cream that’s pounded in a freezer cylinder and topped with crushed pistachios.

Naranj Restaurant (https://maps.app.goo.gl/GfK2U38Bn1g1F3p78) - After some Syrian street food in the morning, we continued to Naranj Restaurant that serves some of the best homestyle Syrian food in Damascus. They prepared a massive mezze spread along with some of their signature dishes including kibbeh nayyeh, and lamb with bulgur.

Al Nawfara Café (https://maps.app.goo.gl/4ogfED1qaC6ed5pv9) - Located on the edge of Umayyad Mosque is Al Nawfara Café, a 400 year old cafe where you can go to still listen to a storyteller!

► Huge thank you to Rami, from Syrian Guides (https://syrianguides.com/), he arranged my entire trip to Syria. Get in touch with him for an amazing tour in Syria!

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