nothing better than watching the making of Shnghai noodles to the tunes of 'Made in India'

I can't stop watching Street food videos on KZfaq. Everything just looks so tasty.

Alisha Chenoy's 'Made in India' in the background...

I've been searching for ingredients/recipe since I went to Shanghai just over a year ago and ate this dish A LOT. So far this is what I think for ingredients, and cook as per video: - Rice/egg noodles - Pork sausage (or pieces) - Egg - Boc choy - Bean sprouts - Diced pickled green beans - Diced red onion - Diced spring onion (aka shallots, green onion) - Diced chilli * Oyster OR sweet soy sauce (or maybe even regular soy sauce. When we asked, we were told oyster sauce, but our Chinese friend wasn't 100% familiar with the Shanghai dialect) * Sugar * White pepper * MSG (I'm fairly sure at least one of those powders is just MSG) Items marked with * mean I'm not sure if they're right. Please comment if you have a better idea of exactly what is in this dish.

Chinese street food is so delicious. I post videos about Chinese street food regularly. Check them out on my channel!

In the background I hear the song 'Made in India' by Alisha. Is this really Shanghai,

I am diggin the music blasting in the background

I really enjoy this kind of cooking. Simple, unpretentious, inexpensive, informal, filling and PACKED with flavors! And it is so easy to recreate right in your own kitchen or on your back deck using a portable propane gas burner along with your favorite wok or giant discada. Sweet, simple PERFECTION. YUM!

Some of the best chefs in the world are street chefs

BACKGROUND MUSIC - MADE IN INDIA lol

OMG, I fuking miss that. One dinner for one dollar

Thanks! Good to know you're one of the people who understands that the properties of oil won't change when it burns, due to it being one of the substances that can't evaporate... Hats off to you!

The frame rate of this video is like Hollywood action scene level

This is the cheapest street food in Shanghai, normally it would be 1 or 1.5 dollar per plate.

I could watch these types of videos all day long... :)

me too! as a student on 1987 I loved those sidewalk served stir fried noodles!

i love india song playing in back ground😈😈

made in India song in background lol

I know that song on the background!! They use to play it in the market i often go with my mom when i was a kid.. In my country indonesia.. Ah memories

This looks amazing and the video says it all (almost all): Oil, egg, minced onion, something olive green?, minced chicken, bean sprouts, bok choy, salt, flat rice noodles, lo mein (wheat) noodles, dark soy sauce, chicken powder, white pepper.

Two words for you. ZOOM OUT.

Wow! Looks so tasty! Ugh! I love noodles 😍😍😍

Here in Beijing, they have these road dances/exercises that people indulge in every evening.Some of the songs they use are Indian , and i guess from other countries as well.Reckon the video was shot around evening time.

Shanghai Street Noodles and good food.

indian song in china???that too"made in india"..a song praising india..hilarious..

Better than McDonald's or fried chicken... :-) Fast and Delicious

I come from Shanghai. It's really tasty. I love it as well.

Wow, to have this as a lunch option every day. I can only dream.

wow great camera

man this is not Shanghai this is India. because the background music is Indian.

They had noodle vendors in NYC Chinatown and that was the best meal I've ever had also...been trolling for that recipe for ages. now. lol Thanks for posting this. They removed all the food vendors from the lil triangle where they did business a while now. Miss them

I see this chef has done this once or twice, lol, experience and skill and repetiveness.

at 1:20 min, the song is "Made in India" by Alisha,.. a female India pop singer.. how come this is shangai? I doubt it..

i dint knew people in shanghai listen indian songs ( made in india )

Pretty hip song for a Shanghai street vendor... and love how he uses a big steel ladle to cook dry noodles. Might as well use a fork to cook rice. But I bet he could do it too.

There are chinese writings on the sauce bottles. You can find these noodle stands a lot outside of colleges and universities and they typically come out after dark to cater the hungry college kids. I can't say how healthy and how clean they are. But they taste so good!

Did I just hear Made in India in the background? Haha! Looks phenomenal though

要吃这类的 就要去广州 广州的干炒牛河好吃

Yum!! AND what a great camera you have!! :D

that looks like something I would eat everyday! awesome

u make me hungry man..damnnn

uuuhhh. . my saliva is falling!!! :D

Damn damn damn damn that looks soooooooooo good!!!!!!

Noodles "Made in China" seasoned with "Made in India" song as a background taste.

Indian song in the background....

Goddamm!! that look delicious :D

That high heat probably kills anything threatening. Wow, that looks soooo good.

This video give the vibe of a 90s Chinese Kung Fu movie

thumbs up if you are watching this because you are hungry

Street Foods are tasty but can give you worms. I am just saying.

real food artists and improvisors, he's got no timer, alarm or 5 different pans and yet he made me wanna taste his food more than jamie oliver :D

You captured a good view, thx.

hahahah they r playing made in india song

Looks yum but the hygiene is...and the MSG ... :p

Tom Comley 4 years ago I've been searching for ingredients/recipe since I went to Shanghai just over a year ago and ate this dish A LOT. So far this is what I think for ingredients, and cook as per video: - Rice/egg noodles - Pork sausage (or pieces) - Egg - Boc choy - Bean sprouts - Diced pickled green beans - Diced red onion - Diced spring onion (aka shallots, green onion) - Diced chilli * Oyster OR sweet soy sauce (or maybe even regular soy sauce. When we asked, we were told oyster sauce, but our Chinese friend wasn't 100% familiar with the Shanghai dialect) * Sugar * White pepper * MSG (I'm fairly sure at least one of those powders is just MSG) Items marked with * mean I'm not sure if they're right. Please comment if you have a better idea of exactly what is in this dish. 4

Great video!! I'd like to go to China too, someday.

so much oil....like easily half cup or more......

China - We're always having parades and blasting songs from the 1990s with pop songs cuz swag. I'm Chinese so this isn't racist =~=

From my experiences, powdered chili is usually used for marinating things. For everything else, it's usually just whole or crushed chilis. Whole spices are most commonly used, but when that's inconvenient powdered spices are used, e.g. cumin tends to fall of lamb kebabs and the flavour of star anise, cloves, etc only come out in stewing.

for 10 years old video this is amazing quality and technique

I think that all the hygiene comments are coming from 1st world subsribers lol

why asian and indian all so unhygenic, no foreiners will buy food because scared they will get sick or die! their goverments should enforce hygiene and make them do safe food handling courses! how can carts and small stalls properly wash bowls etc!

If I were to hazard a guess, the spoonful of powder was probably an MSG mix. Chinese cooking usually uses sauces, cooking wines and stuff like preserved beancurd or whatnot. Not big on using powdered flavourings, Chinese cuisine. I might be wrong, though.

honest work for honest pay, wish they had food like that where I live.

A very nutritiously balanced meal.

I love street food delicious and affordable

you normally get sick from foods you're not used to in other countries... but the more you eat it, your stomach gets used to it and you don't get sick. I studied abroad in china for 4 months and was only sick for the first couple of weeks but was fine after that. The food is absolutely amazing though, so I definitely recommend you try it if you get the chance!

The wok is designed to allow the fire to burn off the excess oil when you flip the food in it. You see this at 20-25 secs. This is known as the dragon's breath and adds a smoky flavor and is an essential wok skill. If you ate food cooked by someone with no wok skill but who followed the recipe then yes, it would be very oily. Good wok skills make a huge huge huge huge huge huge huge difference. I think that's enough "huges" to get my point across. :)

Is that Pac playing in the background?

man, this is so fkin good just by looking....

This looks delicious! There is nothing like good street food.

This looks so tasty! I'd like to be there to give it a try.

Absolutely brilliant, wish I was there.

Taking a guess at what sauces/spices he's adding: 0:53 Soy sauce 1:09 Garlic powder 1:18 White pepper

The song thats playing in the background is a song called "Made In India" if you listen carefully it comes up in the lyrics

anyone know what seasonings he used??

Very cool! Speed cooking at it's finest!

Fantastic. Everything looks so clean and sanitary.

the pan flipping is amazing, i should work on that.

As Chinese, we rarely use garlic powder (we would just use the real garlic to do the job), and especially street food I'm not even sure the owner want to invest that much, I think again as Chinese to this traditional cooking it's either spice powder or chicken stock powder

you've captured the experience of getting noodles on the street in China very effectively in this video, makes me hungry

Looks AMAZING and delicious!!! This guy deserves a legit building, but what can I say, he probably loves what he's doing out there. Just amazing!!

No wonder, i was like whats that song in the backround, i souds familiar! Aha Punjabi Chake De!

its the middle of the night and im watching this...whats wrong with me?! making myself hungry

lol i had to re watch it i thought i was tripping

Fast, fresh, cheap, low in calories, and most of all DELICIOUS This is how food should be.

most delicious stir fry ever. i ate it almost every week for over two years. price: 5 kuai = 50 cent.

love thai ingredients, my ex kitchen chef show me a little bit of asian's tastes. My brother's living in Suzhou now. When he was in Thailand he doesn't expect how asian (especially thai) food can be great. Greetings from Poland! ;)

Nice Indian music in the background, I love that song.

Proud to hear the song in the background.. Made in India

Ahhh, classic dirty street fried noodles in Shanghai....my absolute favorite street food ever!

i find it amazing how he did not use soy sauce,yet made them turn brown with those spices he used.

It's better to regret and try than to never try and regret.

cant stop watching these vds

I've had similar style noodles in shanghai - and yes it was freaking yummy

there was a fiasco back then when some cooks would use oil that were taken from trash. i lived in shanghai before and the street fried rice and noodles were amazing so... jokes on them!

one thing i love about life is, the food.

I'm not so hot on MSG myself, and I agree with you that with proper ingredients and skill MSG-free food could be amazing. Food peddlers like these, and even some housewives, though, aren't always so skilled. They use MSG to make up for any lack, or just to stand out above their competitors. Some people just fell for the advertising. Some entire swaths of Asia just love Ajinomoto, which is a brand of MSG. My mom used to use it as I grew up. Used to east MSG raw... it was delish! But no more

A true chef at work.

Great looking Shanghai noodles. But what I found insanely funny was the song in the background where this Indian chick(read Alisha Chinoy) was belting the song, 'Made in India'. Lol :D