Indian people can bear this food because they have a strong immune system, hence our food on the street is ok for us to eat, but those who come from out side of India must wait at least 10 days to get used to the atmosphere, and then try going to good and clean restaurants and places to eat, there are thousands of places where you can find clean meal. After all India is a lot of fun for anyone, there is no place on Earth like India, we have crowded cities to isolated Himalayas where you can live in noise to living in complete isolation and peace. WE have the best food to offer, and we Indians are very nice to foreigners, you will never find an Indian who is rude to a foreigner because in India we all have a saying that we follow, Guests are to be highly respected, and our foreigner guests will enjoy a good time being in India.

i miss pani puri now

Honestly, I respect the fact that you are ignoring and not being influenced by these negative comments. I am sure that yo had a fun time in India. I am Canadian, and this summer I am heading to India. Doesn't matter what people say I am still going to eat pani puri and have fun. India is great!

You can literally eat that whole day! Can't imaging how delicious that is!

Woah. A western lady not afraid to try some exotic food in some exotic place... and that too street food. We got an adventurous one here. Hats off to you lady :)

I LOVE THIS GIRL!!! Pani dripping down the front of her blouse and she doesn't care a bit!! Awesome!! Just the kind of travelling partner I would love to find! She is living life to the fullest, trying new places and food! I travel all over the world in my work as a surgeon and have NEVER (yet) been sick from street food! You just have to watch to make sure it's not crawling with bugs! My next stop is India for work and food and adventure!! THANKS FOR THE VIDEO!!

i'm so happy to see this! you are the type of tourist i would love to be, i can't wait to go to india! good on you for trying the street food - it's looks amazing! appreciate every opportunity to experience something new and different. vivre la vie!

i know that place i have bben there anandnagar road

u r so lucky to taste it i wish i can taste indian food

It's been 13 years since I last ate these type of foods in india/pakistan. Oh how i miss them.

firangi in love with indian pani puri..sounds yammy

Oh she is in my hometown. ...;) Miss Indian street food so much

what a yeammy food deklai jiva jol aasa

not yet. something to look forward to! thanks.

i have tasted pani puri mostly through out India, and all of them are just d Best with sum variation.

there is waterfall in my mouth

This is an awesome video! im moving to Mumbai this year and I want to experience everything! Im a lil worried about getting sick with the food, but your videos gives me inspiration!

I have tried it once and It was 'OMG' It was very spicy but it tastes really really good. Who agree?

This is the first video of Pani Puri at it's exact place (Shop) , i have ever watched on youtube. Thanks for uploading.

Gud on u girl for being so eager to try and happy.

You were in my state gujarat. it's my most fav.. and I have been missing this all since last one year.. i have been in norway for my masters and I miss most the indian food than anything else. :(

love pani puri

Props to you , that looks amazing

Yummy i want to eat pani puri now 👍😘

wonderful vid

Delicious

she ate pani puri so deliciously... cant wait to go my country and enjoy those street foods

I love it too

wow...i like

Great

very good

omg u made me hungry

India is just not like any other country, they call it a sub-continent. Its so diverse in all the ways, say like Europe (i presume a lot more diverse than Europe as well). The culture, food, language, dressing, manners, terrains, changes every 500 kms in India. We have close to 800 languages in India, so you can very well assume how different are we Indians from one another. Say for instance I am from Bihar, 'Angika' is my mother tongue, speak 'Hindi' in general: right now I am staying in Hyderabad, where they speak 'Telugu' - which I don't understand, they eat different food, use different spices, celebrate different festivals. I studied in Manipal, where they speak 'Tulu', which again I dint understand. So you see to be able to see India, and to be able to form an opinion about India - you should travel across all parts of India. In some parts you will come across poverty (like in my state - Bihar, Bengal, Orissa and also in Varanasi), while in Other parts your experiences will be entirely different. If you wish to explore India comprehensively, I suggest plan a trip of more than 2 months. Itinerary - land in Delhi spend 2-3 days there, head to hills (Rishikesh, Kullu, Manali, Dharamshala: 1 week) - then go to Leh-Ladhak (motor bike - hire a bullet: 3 days) and then experience a bit of Punjab (Amritsar and Wagah: 2 days). You will get exhausted after that, so straight away head to GOA (relax, unwind at its beaches, go scuva diving, try some weed, offshore gambling and all: 5 days). Then try Kerala (goto Kochi, Munnar/Coorg/Wayanad : 3-4 days) then you should try Karnataka (Silicon of the East-Bangalore, spend 2 days in Bangalore then visit Mysore/Hampi: 3 days). And if you are coming in Winters then head to Tamil Nadu (Chennai, Pondicherry/Madurai) from Bangalore: 2 days and then goto Andhra Pradesh (Vishakhapatnam:1 day). After that head to Orissa (Bhubaneswar and Puri: 2 days). Visit Bengal from here (Kolkata and Darjelling: 3 days). Explore the North East India (Kyongnosla, Majuli, Mechuka, Dawki, Moirang, Shillong: 10 days). Then come the challenging part try Bihar & Uttar Pradesh (Patna, Gaya, Varanasi, Luckhnow and Agra for Tajmahal: 7 days). Go to Rajasthan from Agra (Jaipur, Jodhpur/Jaiselmer, Udaipur, Pushkar: 1 week) and then head to Gujarat (Ahemdabad, Rann of Kutch, Daman & Diu: 2 days). Finish your Travel in Maharashtra (Ratnagiri, Pune, Mumbai: 5 days). Spend atleast 3 days in Mumbai, experience its night life and Bollywood and then fly back home. Then in you next trip plan for Andaman & Nicobar and Lakhsdweep. Its always advisable to befriend someone of your own age in India for any help, write to me on rakeshchandravanshi@gmail.com for any help if you coming to Hyderabad. Cheers!!

u r too tall! so ur picture is half coming! what is zooming? ohh godddddd😂😂😂

@josephine she asked what's zooming lmao 😁😁😁 But you did look like a light pole there . How tall are you ?

Cool!!

Need me some pani puri.. I dont know but now in in live with indian food.. Yumm

Yummy 😘😘

Nice video

I LOVE Pani Puri..

I really like pani puri I've just eaten it months ago I ate a lot and didn't eat that much but now I want to eat it again because by watching this video yummy

cool metha paani.

Oh man so good

my fav panipuri

Yummy 👍

a message to all India's tourists ......we all Indians love to eat street food (panipuri) n mostly no one falls ill......it depends on you that u eat it or not....but a kind request to some of the commenter that please don't say that don't eat Indian str. food \ u will fall ill .... bla bla bla because it is our country's one of the specialties so pls stop commenting like that because, it sometimes really hurts to read...

Mouth is watering

I LOVE PANI PURI😋😋😋😋

i love pani puri...

Come to india again...

to everyone saying its dirty water or swamp water, its regular tap water and its green because the stuff inside the balls are green and some come out when they dip it. So the juice being released into the water.

Nice

Who can eat 50 pani puri in 3 minute

yumi yumi.

so tasty

I am from Nagaland capital KOHIMA and I ate this one it is very tasty and this challenge is over nice anyone have a question??😆

wow...

I love Pani Puri .....

I love pani Puri

my mouth is watering now😋😋

Good

actually gol gappe or Tikia are served in many varieties 1. With Water(Made by some masala and little acid) 2. with water and chutni (sauce) sauce are of two different varieties first one have sweet taste and the second one has spice taste. 3. with water, chutney and potato Paste (boiled potato are messed and some masala are mixed in it) 4. with water, chutney, potato paste and chole. now a days in 2015 people also try tikia with different liquids like coke, vine, etc. but they do this generally at home not on streets lol ;) I hope all this helped :)

you were right, :) and nice vid by the way

paani poori is d best

It's called STREET FOOD for a reason. Don't expect gloves and fancy carts! The green water is not swamp water . The water is mixed with coriander leaves , mint leaves and lots of masala .

nice

gazab

im glad to be indian lol im going there this summer so yea im going to eat alot of pani puri there :)

its flavourful... fantastic so u like it... augustine thawng

Oh I love pani Puri or gol gappa or puchka

Damnn she brave trying the street food. I have been there so many times and still won't try it in fear of getting sick.

yes exactly! greene142 know what's up in the land of green water!

Pretty good neelem

oh man! i love pani puri

I love pani puri

have you ever tasted the bengali version of pani puri "fuchka/puchka" ? I love them

Cool.. i hope you like Panipuri

😋😋yummmmmmy

Wow. You were @ Ahmedabad and your friend didn't took to to a stall where different flavours of water are available !!! Maybe you should try those flavoured PANIPURI next time.. (=

I love Pani Puri

lol you made me laugh!!! luckily now you know the stop signal!

how do they work out how much to charge you? is it a buffet?

if your stomach isn't used to indian street food, be careful eating this during the first few weeks in India...

good,👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👌👌👌

please eat pao bhaji too josephine,,its yummier and really satisfying.

at 1.22 nice music combination hahahah keep it up

Pani puri is my favourite

how tall are you?

I want to eat this now

Is the food over there much different from what we find in the states or in Europe?

What u doing in Ahmedabad

Indian food looks delicious for me

Did you live to make another video after eating Pani Puri

Aunty : You're too tall, only half's coming 🤔 Girl : you can zoom out Aunty : What is zooming? 😂😂😂

wow spicy tasty food

I m Indian ..n i daily eat pan puri...love from india

I love to have some too pls:)

Do visit city of lakes BHOPAL you'll definitely fall for it

Is there anything added to the water or is it just plain water?

You really need to get out and travel, it's a humbling experience.