Gordon's Best Moments In India | Part One | Gordon's Great Escape
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Here are some of the best moments from Gordon's Great Escape! From first landing in India to learning how to make a traditional Biryani.
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Just some information on the old chef. His name is Imitiaz Qureshi, an Indian chef and the master chef at ITC Hotels, known for creating the culinary brand of Bukhara and reviving the Dum Pukht tradition of cuisine. He has served several official banquets hosted by the Prime Minister and the President of India.The Government of India awarded him the fourth highest civilian honour of the Padma Shri, in 2016, for his contributions to culinary art.
Well he deserved it. It looked so delicious. I wanna try what he was cooking there at least once in my life 😀 even though I'm Indian, i never tried that egg inside theetar, inside chicken, inside goat thing. Looks yummy as hell 👌
No doubt Modi government acknowledge real gems of India and awarding them with Padma awards. People like him need to known more and respected
How can this vital piece of information be missed in this video
Thank you for sharing
@@vickyk6001 In era of other government, people used to buy such awards
Once he came to Assam and took part in a cooking competition and won second spot. He was so excited and happy that he won the second spot . Such a humble person .
Who won?
@@amritadhar3194 a local lady . She is famous in her locality. She added papaya and carrot to her chicken that's why she won . Ramsay noted it and applied it in kolkata where he made rice and papaya chicken in a street food joint.
@@niranjanborah that's great. I make my baby daughters chicken with carrots and papayas. Makes the chicken very soft Do you have any link of that dish she made?
@@amritadhar3194 i should also try to make it someday.
@@niranjanborah thank you very much. It's so delightful to watch this man. And his shows convince me that this man deserves to live in India for a year for his gastronomic joys!
This lady is really killing Gordon. Excellent knowledge she has. Extraordinary confidence and clarity ! I salute her.
Bro she’s saying exactly the same words my mom would say if she’d have a non indian person at our home who’s had no experience with indian food except for restaurants. I live in europe so they’re pretty common here 😅
I thibk they should do a show together
Once in my life I ate Indian food and I still remember that it was 100th places above everything else I tried on this planet.
And yet you have only eaten it once..
@@JessiOz2k07 yeah
Wtf are you talking....do you even speak English?
@@JessiOz2k07 😂😂😂
Just fly to India you will eat it 2 times cheaper and tastier
That's why i love Gordon Ramsay. Strict teacher yet a very teachable and humble student. More tour please.
Well even he is good ,well known chef ,doesnt mean he knows every dish from every country Is so many countries ! So many dishes
@@pureluck8767 Gordon Ramsey is British 😅
@@katarzynamuszynska5426 that's why he went to India in the first place
Scottish
Agree to it
To be humbled by authenticity... No better feeling.
Oh I can think of a better feeling.
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@Abdullah Alshrimi wow thats crazy
@Abdullah Alshrimi any askers?..
@Abdullah Alshrimi Wow what useless information
The fear on Ramsey’s face when chef Imtiaz started to yell😂😂
I bet he was yelling about why the middle aged white guy keeps meddling with his dishes😂
Why he will fear 🤣😇
@@PrinceGucci94 lmao, if you really wanna know, he was scolding his worker to bring the flour quicker
@@Quiyum Thanx for the translation bro
What part was that
RIP chef Imtiyaz Qureshi. He passed away this afternoon (16th Feb. 2024) at the age of 93.
oh😢
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Rest in peace 🕊️
One of Gordon's best qualities is that although he is arguably the best in the world, he is probably most excited when he has the opportunity to learn something new
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It's true and it is a quality that each one of us has to have to attain greatness.
I think he understands that he is only *one* of the best in the world. He is the master of his specific craft, but that doesn't mean he is the master of everything. For him to leave cuisine that he is comfortable with and for him to be willing to learn in other fields of cooking that he has never been exposed to before, I think it shows his true character. He is passionate about what he does, humble, and understanding.
He is no where near best chef in the world. He is the most popular one on TV. He has i think 7 michelin stars. There are much better chefs around
@@TUTANKHAMUN077 didn't you see that he mentioned the word ''arguably" in his comment.
Gordon is so humble. He knows when he's in the presence of a true expert of that specific area of cooking. He turns into a student. I really dislike people who say stuff like: " WOW 3K LIKES OMG THANK YOU!" That being said...... WOW 3K LIKES OMG THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
You're so easily manipulated it's not even funny
And he is a darn good one
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Exactly bro I was about to comment this
Absolute bullshit
The old chefs son first said he is 79 today and after 5 mins when asked how old is your father, he tried to think for a sec and then replied 84….funny how Gordon picked it up and says oh it has gone up in 5mins🤣
May be he is poor in Maths
English barrier mate
6 months ago????? The video quality and everything Looks like more than 6 years ago 😮 also I’m glad influencing chefs like Gordon are trying to find the authenticity of our food! Instead of just making a unauthentic version of Indian food and calling it Indian food😔
This was 10 years ago it’s re uploaded
this episode is very old it was just uploaded to youtube 7 months ago
Bro this video was made 12 years ago obviously, much like any other Gordon Ramsey shows you see online. They were not made for KZhead, use common sense
This was shot in early 2000s
This was really an inspiring show of humbleness and curiosity. Thank you Chef Gordon for reminding us these important lessons. Never stop learning. Dont be afraid to travel to the source for inspiration. Sometimes cook with instinct. Wow everyone thank you for the likes. I really love cooking and hope you do too.
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3:33 "Nothing gives me more pleasure than seeing someone eat and saying, 'Bloody Hell.'" 🤣🤣🤣
I like how the chef mentioned that indian food does not follow a strict recipe but with instincts. Thats also true in PH. Same food, different taste and different experience. That is what makes it more delicious.
Sir, you are an absolute Legend and an Inspiration...Huge respect from Kerala, INDIA
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Me too ✋️
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@@ugotnojams8186 BTS 😆😂 ayyayyoo..
I go to India a lot with work, well before COVID and all that. The good thing is I guess, I go to factories, and eat what the workers eat. In some really random places. I was there maybe 4 years ago, and was served butter chicken. And honestly it was the best thing I’ve ever eaten. Some old bloke cooked for the factory, he was like 150 years old lol, I had to meet him, and shook his hand. We always stay in these 5 star hotels and the food is nothing compared to the factory lunches we get.
Wonderful,says alot about your humility, willingness to enjoy and respect local people and customs! 😊🥘
40 years ago when I was a young man, I went inter railing around Europe. I was on budget , a friend's Italian father told me when in Italy, eat in cafes where Italian lorry drivers eat. It would be cheap, plentiful and very good. He was right.
Non dimenticherò mai l'India, i suoi profumi, i suoi colori, i suoi sapori... Un paese che mi resterà nell'anima per sempre. 🧡🤍💚
Come to Goa
@@dark6937 namastè, may be next life.
@@marialuigia21 next life why??
@@dark6937 'cause I'm too afraid to fly and even if I could, I don't have money to do it.
@@marialuigia21 oh 😭
Being a native of Lucknow, i don't remember, how many times i've watched this episode. I feel so proud that Gordon came to our city to learn.
Ayy yo fellow lucknowite !! 😁 haven't been home in a while really missing the city 🥺
@@stuffedpotato9826 heyy. It's been a while for me too. Almost 2 years. Hope to see home soon.
@Aarushi Mehrotra where you from in Lucknow?
@Aarushi Mehrotra ohh. One thing for sure is that, you can't stop missing Lucknowi food haha.
Isn't this from Delhi though? I thought Imtiaz saab is from Delhi
8:46 ... You meant Imtiaz was bullshitting about his father's age 😂
We need a new Gordons great escape. Countries such as japan, france etc are still golden.
He's studied in France and can also speak French so for him that wouldn't really be a great escape more like being home
Nowadays he has been doing that w/ the Gordon Ramsay's Uncharted show, also quite nice
@@dimitrijepesic2607 my apologies you are right, but still great return perhaps?
@@ViniciusFigueiredo19 yeah but the vibes different u know. i want to see japan tho
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I love how Gordon does not afraid to let us see him study cultures specially the food of each country. Despite he is a world, 5 star chef he is still open for learnings. Very great chef!
Every Indian felt that when gorden said “in India they have different sauces for every dish “❤️🔥🔥
I love Indian food. My first food I had was Pani Puri. We have Indian neighbors and they had it one day at the store they own. I was nosey and wanted to try it. I got hold of a pepper and it set my mouth on fire. But it was delicious. I would love to try a Tali. I love trying different foods from around the world. 🥰❤️
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maharashtrian cuisine is the most underappreciated cuisine of india. if you do try mahrashtrian then you must try nagpur's tarri bhaajis.
@@dr.doctor2620 yes kara ahe he
thaali or tali?
@@pushkarprakash7011 Thali
The old man is really proud of his culture as one should be..... he's explaining everything so gracefully...❤️❤️❤️
Now he become govardan ramswamy
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@@SaraswathHD-ne5kf Gordhan Ramji, if he comes to Gujarat.
12:20 Gordon's expression speaks a million words about the biryani.
I saw the tears start to well up in his eyes a bit after he tasted that biryani. I've been there. Flavor so overwhelmingly good it makes you wanna cry. That's a special moment
Even though I am a vegetarian this food looks mouth watering to me. Great job Gordon in exploring the Indian food the most traditional way. That just covers the North Indian food. You must start to explore more in the South (Chettinadu, Kerala, Andhra, South Canara, etc), the West (Rajasthani, Gujarati, Punjabi, etc), the East (Bengali, North East, etc), Central India, Indian Chinese cuisine, etc. So much love from Indians across the world 👍
Ur r welcome...come back home😂
Yo down bad 💀
Time to switch bro
But guilty feeling stops always😃😃😃
South Indian is def the atleast type of food I like (tho it's still super good) but most favorite one is punjabi food and muglai
Gordon ,There are multiple types of curries regionwise - sometimes they interlap & there are many variations of each one .Also they were not called "curry" by us originally. 1. onion & tomato based 2. Cashew & yogurt paste based ( slightly sweet -korma) 3.Yogurt & chick pea flour based 4. coconut (fresh/dry) & onion based 5. Lentil based Ginger, garlic, chillies ( red or green), multiple spices are also used in various combinations depending on the region.I hope this gives u a general idea.
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Thanks for the clarification. I've always wondered what korma was🙏
rehende tu he knows what he is doung
You nailed it 👍
4 and 5 looks good. 🥺
It's so heartwarming to see both of them... Imtiyaz and Gordon both have big hearts and are true professionals.
Bro thinks he is bear grylls while narrating his journey 😅
When a Master is out of their element...they're a student again.
True! You never stop learning
Fod eat
Exactly. Never stop learning that interests you.
Gordan is a real student who just shut up and learn when he knows that the person who is cooking is much experienced than him for that dish..also he is on top of his profession but he is still having same enthusiasm to learn..Hats Off..
Let's all appreciate Gordan for his patience in making biryani. He was curious each second of knowing a variant of a dish from his hometown differs better.
Indian's Culinary is diverse and i'm impressed witj the way thay eat- using hand to show respect to food and feel them fully. I also learn lots of new words through this video: apprentice, as strong as ox, itinerary, voyage, assemble, quail, lace with, seal with, fancy places, go for the humble, dog's bullock, metropolis, dynasty, favorsome, fragrant, bland, tastless, piss sb off, bloody hell.
Are you learning English? I thought you are gaining vocabulary so..
When you mix rice with curries and eat with your hand it does tastes really good than eating with fork or spoon
Even though Gordon has a vast knowledge about food but still willingly to learn more, great respect
This is why Gordon Ramsay is the best chef in the world in my opinion. His intrigueness and willingness to learn from different cultures bc no matter how good u are u don’t know eveything.
This quality is what i am trying my best to learn! to be a student forever!! best feeling
He is definitely not the best chef. The best chefs are authentic cooks in small towns who are not famous but true artists to their food.
@@_chapternumberone_8782Nah Gordon is the best. Show some respect
@@sib1930 you say that because you've never eaten good food. Trust me, he's not. And I have not disrespected him. I just said that he's not the best, and rightfully so.
Curry originated in the Indian subcontinent and the word comes from the Indian Tamil word “Kari”meaning a sauce or soup to be eaten with rice. It consists of a mix of spices of which coriander, turmeric, cumin, and red chilies are almost always a constant.(I got this little bit of info from google. Kari it seems is a sanskrit word. The original Curries originated in South India and then spread up to north India where the tastes changed to encompass the flavours of each state. I have tasted one of the most ancient and authentic curries in a village in south india where everything was made from scratch. Now i know the difference. :)
Absolutely impressive...Diving into the action mixing the spices ,carrying the rice ,cooking in the hand which is the authentic way cooks use to cook food , the Biryani preparation and cooking experience with authentic cooking Indian style ...It really is amazing to blend effortlessly and easily into an Indian Kitchen experience which is vastly different in cooking methods of other places....Cooking varies from state to state in India..In Bengali cuisine a Bengali thaali has varied items but Bhaapa Maach , Bhetki Paturi which is steamed fish smeared with mustard paste in banana leaves , Kosha Mangsho which is mutton curry cooked with ginger, garlic, onion paste with other spices Daab Chingri which is basically prawns in a green coconut... iconic dishes ....Really admired the way you had the hands on experience and participated ....
I am a vegan from Ethiopia, Indian food has some similarities with Ethiopian food. We both like spices, it gives me a good option. Always I told the restaurants not to put diary products on the food they say the taste is not the same however I like it so much.
hey indian food is very diverse and in many places we dont put dairy products in our food, I m mostly vegan too.
@@SakshiSahwal The Indian restaurants I visited in my home city are using dairy products in some kind of food. Maybe they are from one area.
Do you know that Ethiopians have a emigrated to india centuries ago? Ancestors of Nawabs of Sachin Janjira were from Ethiopia. Malik Ambar was another ruler.
On a flight halt at Ethiopia, i got to taste the local food at Addis Ababa. And i agree. However Indian food is very diverse.
India is heaven of Food , every city have totally different taste of same good .
10:40 For a moment I thought Gordon Ramsay has finally met a man like him
5:16 79 years old 5:35 84 years old Gordon 5:37 - "gone up in the last five minutes"🤣🤣🤣👌
5:04 GORDON TRYING HIS BEST TO TAKE THE HAND AWAY💀
GORDON Mind: "Take your hand away and fk off"
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Indian Donald Trump
'India' exists in video title Indians instantly summoned 😂
Gordon Ramsay is so humble. I love the way chef Imtiaz doing his job like it’s nothing he’s a true Maestro. The goat biriyani, chicken tandoori and so on this food history goes back to the Mughals era of India I have red it in food Encyclopedia. Those were the royal dishes for the Kings. India is very diverse and beautiful. Greetings from Switzerland
5:38 It’s gone up in the last 5 minutes 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Gordon! Gordon! Gordon!! 🤣🤣🤣
Remember this episode I think, back when I had sat tv. This one was very impressive, not just going all the way to learn, but also the respect shown towards another culture.
Wow! You went to India to learn and understand authentic Indian food. Good job Mr. Ramsey. God bless.
One of the finest episodes of Gordon ….!! Two Amazing chefs … with amazing chemistry ..!! 👍🏻👍🏻
This probably won't change the generic curry in the west very much, except those Gordon teaches.
People always talks bad about Gordon as he criticize others food...the fact is that Gordon dont want people to loss the true taste of food....people watching in some kitchen nightmares wont understand how humble and down to earth he is He dont know i even existed n i have never met him but i do watch a lot of him and i always love what he does Love you chef❤
Went to INDIA 2 Years ago. I Love Indian food 🥰 It’s really spicy and delicious 😋
Thank you You should come again😊 .
11:31 That rice looks so very good and fluffy. Wedding always have the best food.
I love Gordon's keen desire to learn. A man of true passion.
How one can be so humble despite the stardom that he has.. great man with great values.. salute and huge respect for this man.. 🤗🥰😎
that fake laugh @6:05😂😂
What a man he is 84 years old cooking legend! How experienced & Specialise
"Nothing makes me happier than when you say bloody hell" hahaha. so cute.
At some point in life... I would love to go to India... Just to taste the food and meet the people...
You are most welcome. Unlike what the western media portrays us to be we are a welcoming bunch of people most of the times. Also you might not get to taste all our cuisines in just one visit. Each of our states has its own unique dishes and flavours.
Your most welcome 😃
Come to Kasol we will smoke some weed
One thing I really respect about Chef Ramsay is he's always humble and eager to learn new things that he doesn't know that's pretty much amazing to see even though he's truly good at cooking still pay respect and always open to receive new knowledge
"I'm being apprenticed under a chef famous for his intricate dishes and infamous for his lack of patience. Sounds like my kind of man." - Gordon Ramsay
Now I want to see Gordon recreate this on his own, back at home.
Some of the must try south indian biryanis which have a signature of their own: 1. Telangana's Hyderabadi biryani 2. Tamil nadu's Ambur biryani (Seeraga samba rice) 3. Kerala's Thalassery biryani All have their unique spices and rich flavour.
Honestly this diversity is what captivates me, I truly love the culture, if only politicians had better views rather than spreading hate, I would only live in India, love from Palestine.
Karnataka's Donne Biryani🤪
@@mohammadal-khatib98 sorry we dont need you stay where you are there are already more than a billion of us . Peace ✌🏻
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@@mohammadal-khatib98 I honestly don't suggest any foreigner to live in India. They are racist towards themselves, you going there is a bigger problem.
He is so humble 😊👍 Love the video .. I wish I were there to have that Biryani 🤤
Feels so unreal Gordon Visited India♥️🥳 it's so encouraging and just unbelievable as Gordon being one of my Favorite 💯💕
Wow, the father looks younger than his age. And Everyone is friendly and those foods make me hungry. 😃😅
I LOVED Gordon's Great Escape TV series from many years ago. Its beyond me that none of the FULL episodes are in this channel or are hard to find on YT. I hope Gordon buys the rights for the show soon. It would be an amazing addition to his channel.
That Guy is A True Master piece. And I really Love How humble Gordon was. Respect Sir.
Love love India 🇮🇳 from Armenia 🇦🇲 amazing people ❤️
Thankyou brother We also love Armenia
I wish I could have been there with Gordon.. That feast looks lovely.. I love Indian food 🍲
Come then
@@miss_lolita7704 are you mocking him?? Or you are just generous??
@@deepp60 what if it's both lol
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oh my gosh, this video truly makes me want to visit India asap and I never even had a desire to go before. I have been eating Indian food for years made by my Indian friends on St. Thomas but even theirs didn't look like these dishes. close but not exactly. I make the US versions and now I need real recipes, not the storebought versions.
Go to south india.. more variety, healthy & less crowded. Also, lots of beaches.
Come to Kolkata....just come...i am sure you will be spoilt for choice.
This is exactly why Gordon is the best. The dude could’ve easily thrown his michelin stars in peoples faces but instead shut his mouth, asked questions and remained humble lol
The fact that you've been visited by the famous chef in the world, u cannot even explain the joy
amazing piece of montage and what a guy , so humble, we need more of Gordon in India and Middle East !
I thought it was shot 10-15 yrs before ...
Gordon ramsay is a philanthropist of nasa u.s.a . Man of money . Served food for many from south india to northindia.
Who's asking for wrong details?
Bro had a stroke while typing this 💀
I have almost been to every place in India ..south ..north ..West ..east ..middle. But what we they have in Delhi , makes you wanna go back ...an absolute delight. Kareem, AL jawahar, Parathe Vali gali...🤤🤤
I love too make Indian food! That was awesome to watch. Thanks for sharing this
If you love to make Indian food, you can have a look at "Hebbar's Kitchen" , and "Shaan Geo" in KZhead.
Yeah that's completely true. People outside Asia are completely modified the taste of Indian food. I know people from USA, Europe or UK can not handle much spicy food so the Indian dishes have been modified as per their taste. We have thousands of dishes but outside India we are only know for curry 😂😂
And most of these resto serving Indian food ,the owner or the cook is not even from India.
@@courageousteen1734 ya that's true but even if the owners are indians, they don't serve real authentic food.
Iphavin been to India numerous times I think it’s sad that they have changed it for the West, it’s the best Indian, Italian and Chinese food I’ve had cause of the use of spices. I think if someone opened an authentic Indian eatery here it would do well, and it’s not the spiciest of the food it’s how hot it is. In India I never had a dish that was hot, I had gorgeous spiced dishes but not hot. The vindaloo they sell in the UK can’t be enjoyed cause you can’t taste it what with your nose and eyes running but in India it’s was delicious you could taste the spices. Though I need to say the Nepalese have a slight edge with their use of spices
What they forgot to mention is that the place where they are cooking is in Lucknow, Baradari. The dish they prepared is one of the most served in Lucknowi weddings. It's very delicious!!
The only way to really appreciate Indian food and to go directly to the source. I learned to love Indian food when I stayed in India for 7 months. Gordon is so awesome for doing this. I love India. There's just something about the culture, people, food, and atmosphere.
The love, the passion of foods, being humble as he learns new stuff or recipes, the inclination to learn and grow, that is why M. Ramsay is one of the best chefs of the world. 😉
There is no record of his father living that long but still respect for his hard work and kitchen skills
Ye cuz records are American biased
Yeah coz in India back in those days many people didn't have official birth certificates
@@mrhamster7241 theres a thing called fucking logic
Chef gordon is so smart ... Brilliant dedication as a chef ..love it
Gordon, you are wrong when you say 90% of the curries come from North India. You cannot bifurcate food based on percentages between north and south India. Visit the South once, you will see the variety it offers and how different it is from what you have seen in the US/UK.
Exactly. South and East and North East India has such huge variations of curries these people have no idea about
He said 90% of curries IN BRITAIN comes from North India. I'm in Australia and I can vouch for that. There's only a handful of South Indian restaurants in my City. North Indian cuisine is more popular in foreign countries.
@Custom Clemente get youself some treatment. What's there to be jealous of anyway? Any real achievements?? Funny fellow
@Custom Clemente 😂😂 that was a good one.
7:20 That guy 😂😂😂
Awesome experiencing this culinary art thru this video. I've had some amazing home made biryanis in my time but never seen anything like this, would love to try it, and would love to cook with them both!
12:22 Gordon’s genuine laugh when he tastes delicious food
One thing Imtiaz isn't bullshitting about is 'food' 😂
Come to Goa and we shall show you the beauty of our country India 🇮🇳 in terms of food as well as culture Love from Goa - India
No matter where indian an kinda just all Asian food be bussing but India number 1
Watching these videos of Mr. Gordon Ramsey is one of my happiness in life. Foods, cultures, cooking and humbleness are roll into one.
We suggest you to come to India again Gordon...the diversity of this beautiful country doesn't ever end...please look forward to give yourself the opportunity of enjoying Indian delicacies once again ❤️
The way he was teaching him is so appreciative
Gordan,you need to also check out other biriyani's in india like where there are many cultures and traditions there are also different styles of making biriyani in india. in the end every biriyani is a masterpiece in its own way of making it
This video was recorded over 12 years ago I'm pretty sure 😥 Definitely wasn't recorded in recent times.
@@rohitnoronha4824 damn i knew it, i was sure i was it before 😅😅😅
@@rohitnoronha4824 A mere blip on the timescale when it comes to delicious recipes that have been passed down for generations.
@@Jethu262 True but I said it because my guy was giving suggestions to record 12 years after it was done 🤣
I have an objection .You are showing the wrong map of India .POK is a part of India Pls correct the mistake
It feels like you have taken Indian food to the next level, thanks for sharing！👍😃👏 感覺是你讓印度美食往上提升了層次，謝謝分享！
was made by imtiyaz not ramsay he was just learning how to make it smh
it's an original dish he's learning not experimenting.
"the India isn't bullshitting about, is the food"😭
It's So Satisfying To Watch Him As An Indian ❤
The handshake honestly never ends,this is how friendly and welcoming Indians are
Mr. Ramsay will be humble when he knows he HAS to be...this is a such moment! 😆