Ultimate PAKISTANI STREET FOOD Tour in Dubai! 16 Hours Eating Biryani + Balloon-Sized Puris!

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1

DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES - Welcome to Dubai, which is one of the most diverse cities in the world with an amazing array of delicious and authentic food. Today we re going on an ultimate 16 hours Pakistani street food tour in Dubai and Sharjah! Again be sure to follow Trevor and Ali on their youtube channels and social media. Ok, let s get started eating, here are all the places: 1. Pakistan Sweets, Sharjah UAE - We started off with Pakistani breakfast, and some of the biggest puri s I ve ever seen in my life. They were literally birthday balloon sized pieces of fried bread that completely puffed up as soon as they hit the oil. With the chickpea curry, they were delicious. Pakistani food breakfast of champions. 2. Mathaq Alzafran Pastry, Sharjah, UAE - Immediately across the street you ll find another Pakistani food breakfast favorites, payas, or goat feet stewed. 3. Al Ashiyah Cafeteria - Al Ashiyah Cafeteria serves one of my favorite foods of all time - Pakistani chapli kebab. They are huge patty's of meat mixed with spices, and in this case an entire omelet, and fried in fat in a huge jacuzzi sized pan. Amazing you can get the real deal in Dubai! 4. Pak Liyari Al Nahda - Next up on this ultimate Dubai Pakistani food tour we headed to Pak Liyari Al Nahda, where they serve one of the best biryani in Dubai. Their biryani is so fluffy and fragrant with just the right amount of spice and oily meats. Absolutely delicious, and don t miss their green chicken! 5. Mama Machi Restaurant - Next up, Pakistani fried fish, and it actually has a unique story in that the restaurant is fully run by Keralites, yet they still serve Pakistani style fried fish. Highly recommended, really tasty. 6. Bar. B. Q Tonight - Finally to complete this food tour, there was no way we could go on a Pakistani food tour without eating a karahi and bbq meats. We also met up with some great friends and fellow creators for a delicious celebration Pakistani meal!
Date: 2022-02-09

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Comments and reviews: 10

MamiRicaaaa
The sounds and excitement reminds me of certain types of intimate films of the 90s. I think its the group that gives it that echoed essence lol.
Nonetheless Mark is one of my favorite travel foodies, always gracious, kind and enjoyable. The guys as a group were really fun to watch I love Pakistani food very much. The spicier the better! Ali gives a very cool vibe lol.
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Katrina
I love how Mark, Trevor & Ali express the yummyness of the food they're eating. Mark: (leans back & closes eyes) WOW
Trevor: (nods his head) Mmmmmmm. mmmmm. mmmmm. Ohhhh
Ali: (silence)
Me: I'm hungry
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alizey
What's a beautiful collap don't wanna wrapeup that vlog sach a yummy and mouth watering food and Pakistani food is much delicious. plz make same more videos to Pakistani food.
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Peace
So cool Mark that you back up nations that are 100% misogynistic and totally show disrespect to all women including your wife, where all the women? Great Culture pffft
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heidi
Hello!
Is this a new video? Looks like one I've seen quite a while ago. At least with some very similar/familiar looking scenes.
Have a great day
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Rajiv
Hi Mark. Thoroughly enjoyed this video. Love the three of you guys collaborating on this one. Keep up the great job! Greetings from Trinidad & Tobago
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mars
Pakistani would be excited to see Mark make another Pakistan food tour in the future watching this: ) He would do anything he could to make it!
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elizabeth
I love Indian food, I introduced it to my kids when they were ten and they loved it. I love making the naan bread chapati too.
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DrHolistic
Puri the fried fluffy bread is not originated from Pakistan. Puri is originated from India. Briyani originated from India too
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BANA
you have to tell something when you taste the food if your in the table infront of this food professional critics. yummy!
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