Hello Friends.
I'm here in Peshawar, in Pakistan.
And I just walked past this and I noticed that people are, actually kind of eating on the street.
This is real street food.
I've never seen, people eating like this, you know, what I mean like actually, sitting on the street here.
There's no tables and chairs...
and you'll see this across the city of Peshawar.
And there's three kinds of stools here. Let's go see what they're selling
and uh! I really, really want to try something.
This guy is selling...
Then across down at this stall here...
These guys are selling
It is like a warm kind of Beef Stew, that you can eat in the morning.
And then, we're going to eat here. This is...
And this is Beef Livers cooked with like, spices, capsicum, chilli
and you can see the tomatoes kind of frying there. So, let's take some of this.
One plate is
All right.
So, I'm sitting down here on this little chair and
the street is very clean. I can tell these guys are cleaning it every single day.
So, people can come, sit here and I've got
My Nan (bread) and then my, Kalleja (liver)
and yeah!
Let's give it a go. It looks amazing, and this is Rs. 100 ($0.60) for your Naan (bread) and
for your Kalleja (liver)
I think I am doing it right.
Wow!
Big bit of chilli in there.
There's literally a rickshaw driving behind me.
Wow!
This Kalleja is damn good!
So,
I'm not much of a liver fan, to be honest.
But...
you don't need to be scared of it. It is just, it's exactly the same as Beef meat.
There's no difference.
And he's fried it up with these yummy tomatoes and it's not too spicy, it's not overly spicy.
It's just right.
Thank you!
I'm getting a lot of funny looks from the locals.
Hey! Osama is here.
So this kid over here, his name's Osama.
Where you going, Bro?
I met him in a shop, just a few minutes ago. Little Osama.
This is a surprisingly, comfortable way to eat.
Sitting around, the guy who's cooking the food and if you've got your friends here
it's even better. So, what they really do is, they put all the
food literally on the floor here, on the street.
And they all sit around the plates and just eat together off it.
But, I'm alone. So, none of that today. This is how you eat alone.
Okay, You are from Politics.
Politics. Okay.
Good, good, good.
Some, political thing. I don't know exactly what. But,
staying out of that, that's for sure. So, how was that? That was something new.
I've never seen people, eating on the street like that. It's cool.
And now I'm at a, I'm at a tea maker, here in Peshawar, just around the corner.
And, the tea makers are just incredible here.
This guy's giving us a thumbs up. People are, so friendly here.
So this is a tea maker in Pakistan.
And, there's gas under there. And they use these cute little teapots,
to put the chai [tea] in and you can have, milk tea, or you can have, green tea.
Like he's making here and green tea here is called "Kahwa" and
everybody drinks green tea. And then, he's just put some cardamom in there as well.
And there you have the black tea
and green tea.
Cardamom
and sugar.
And this is the inside of, a chaiwala. Where people will sit and eat and
drink their tea.
Thank you!
New Zealand
We're just going to finish off with a tea.
I think he's drinking Cawa which is green tea and I'm drinking milk tea.
This kind sir next to me, just paid for my tea.
And that's what I've been experiencing everywhere in Pakistan.
People just will just treat you like that. Because they say, "Aap Mehman Hain."
This means you are a Guest.
So, this is how people in Pakistan are.
Very friendly and loving people. Yeah! it's very hospitable and they're
always happy to see foreigners, in their country.