- What's up, it's Chris.
Welcome back to another episode.
And today we're gonna find a date for Sushi.
Sushi, you're gonna try three different Indian dishes,
cooked by three different single girls.
And then you get to decide who you are gonna go
on a date with just based on those dishes.
Sound good?
- Fantastic.
- Awesome.
- My American friends call me Sushi.
I'm 26, I grew up in Mumbai, India
and I've been in New York for about eight years now.
I love dating and food and dating,
(sighs)
I can't wait.
I would like to meet someone that's really goofy
and ambitious and just is trying to get the most outta life.
- Hi, I'm Angela.
- Hey, it's Farrari.
- Hi, I'm Haji.
- [Chris] How are you feeling about today?
- Nervous.
- A little nervous, yeah.
- Just found out our guy is vegetarian.
So now I don't know how I'm feeling.
- [Chris] I kinda threw you under the bus right there.
- Yeah, but it's okay.
- I made Aloo Gobi.
So it's potato, cauliflower, tomatoes and onion,
and a lot of different spices
like garam masala, haldi and a lot of red peppers.
It has all the haldi vegetables in it, but it's very spicy.
So it's a kick.
I think it describes me.
It's simple, but it's also very extravagant
- And fire away.
- Oh wow, delicious.
Let's take a moment to observe this.
Eat with your eyes.
What I like about this dish is that it's honest.
This is me, this is me.
It's not trying to hide anything going on.
I think that is really cool and important to me.
I do worry though.
It doesn't look like enough.
- I have more.
- I hope there's enough spice going on in here.
- Oh, he likes spicy food.
- [Chris] Nods in approval, I like it.
- I gotta mix it up a bit, but it's not overbearing.
And I like that.
I like when people are not overbearing
I like the balance behind it.
I feel like someone definitely put a lot of attention
to detail and care.
That's super important to me.
- [Chris] Are there any red flags?
- Any red flags.
- Red flags, oh.
- Now that I have this kind of burning sensation
in my throat, now that I've given it a minute,
I'm a bit worried.
I'm a bit worried that I might have misjudged
this seemingly simple--
- [Chris] She was hoping you are as spicy as she is.
(chuckles)
- I'm a spicy guy.
Okay, let's not beat around the bush.
I do kinda like firecracker type of people that are like
oh, super sweet, nice, whatever.
And then bam, whoa, they're like, they're wild.
They go out crazy.
Yes, I like that.
- That's literally exactly how I describe myself.
- I do get the sense that this person is confident.
Here's the dish, you know what it is.
We don't need to like mix about and like hide anything.
- Why is he reading you like a book right now?
(chuckle)
- [Chris] How much do you wanna go on a date with them?
- I would be inclined to go on a date with this person.
I'm not, is something else gonna come around in 10 minutes?
I don't know.
So I don't, I'm not fully there, but I'm mostly there.
- He's keeping his options open.
(upbeat music)
- I made some Tandoori chicken.
You just marinate it in some yogurt, lemon juice,
some spice seasoning.
Then you bake it in the oven
and you add some coloring as well.
And I just presented it with some garnishing on top.
So it's very colorful.
It looks very fun, I feel like that's me.
I hope he likes the look of it since he can't eat it.
- [Chris] He'll appreciate how recognizably Tandoori
it is, right?
- Yes.
- That is a hefty meal.
Funny story, over about the last year I became vegetarian.
So I haven't had chicken in a very, very long time.
This is a gorgeous meal.
If you are what you eat,
then the person that made this is a 10 outta 10.
(all delight)
I feel like they're very good at aesthetic things.
So I feel like they probably have an apartment
somewhere in a quiet part of Brooklyn, really minimalist.
- I wish.
- Rugs everywhere just--
- [Chris] She showed up with a Louis bag.
- They showed up with a Louis bag?
- I sure did.
- So they have that apartment
just on the upper west side.
- Oh no, one day Sushant.
- [Chris] I forgot to check that you were vegetarian.
I forgot to tell them.
So don't hold it against them.
She didn't know.
But also she didn't really ask.
- Oh, Chris, now you lying on me.
I know you did not just lie.
- So this person didn't ask if I was vegetarian
which is terrible to assume.
As a former non-vegetarian, I would never assume.
However, for this person's sake, I'll take the tiniest bite.
- He's nice for that.
- Yeah, you're bold
- Moment of truth.
- He'd probably be like, all right, I'm going back to meat.
- It's so chewy.
- He took the smallest bite.
He's been chewing for like 20 minutes.
- It's like, I don't miss it at all.
It looks pretty, but it seems so satisfied.
I don't get the sense of adventure from this.
I do like the safety and comfort that I feel here.
I get the sense this person's a home body.
- Boy is he wrong.
No, I'm kidding.
(laughs)
I be out every week.
(upbeat music)
- So I made Samosas.
I mashed a couple potatoes,
fried them with a bunch of spices.
And then I stuffed them into the dough that I made
and then I fried it all together.
And then added a bunch of spices with the potatoes.
So I think it balances it out.
I like simple cooking.
That's just how I am.
It's nice to be mysterious a little but I keep it simple.
- [Chris] It's a tease.
- It's a tease, yeah
- This is awesome because it's not an easy dish to make.
To be able to get that like fold and everything, impossible.
Whoever did this put a lot of effort
and I really appreciate that.
I can't wait to dig in.
- Ah, he loves it.
- Dig in.
- Watch the roast come in later though.
- That's good.
I have not had a good Samosa in long time.
Whoever did this, really likes to have a good time.
Really likes to enjoy life,
doesn't take it too seriously.
- I think that's me.
- I really like that, I really like what's going on.
I'm not so sure about this thing.
- I saw that coming.
- I don't know if this belongs here.
But we're gonna give it a shot and see.
- He doesn't like spicy don't.
(upbeat music)
- Nope, it's so, I don't know what this is.
- He can't handle the heat,
you gotta get out the kitchen.
- [Chris] So she actually came in without a sauce
and then she saw how nice the other dishes looked
and was like, "Okay, I need a sauce."
And she was actually asking me
if there was any ketchup here and I couldn't find any.
So she just grabbed that.
- Oh, that's such a bummer 'cause like less is more.
- That's kinda my fault.
I told you to do that.
- I get the sense that you might have been worried
and I wish you weren't worried 'cause this was great.
I've been an insecure person in my past relationships.
I don't want to be that person.
I'm not gonna fault you for bringing the sauce out.
- I guess I'm insecure.
- First impression tells me that you saw the competition
and you were a little worried and not a good sign.
Not a good sign, but great, you're fun.
I'd love to hang out.
I feel like we would really chill and get along.
- [Chris] I wish you just didn't worry.
- I know right?
It's like, sorry.
- [Chris] All right, Sushi,
who are you going on a date with?
(sighs)
- So when it comes to the chicken,
I love the way your apartment looks.
I think you're a great interior designer,
aesthetics on point,
but we fundamentally disconnect.
The Samosas, I love what you bring,
but I wish you didn't worry too much.
With the Gobi Aloo and the rice,
slightly innocent and sweet.
And then bam, kinda hits you with it,
is all in all a good time.
Absolutely, win a winner, not chicken dinner, I guess.
- Oh, bye you cracker.
- You're the one, let's fall in love.
- [Chris] You wanna meet them?
- Mm-hmm.
Oh, my God.
- Hi.
- It's so nice to meet you.
- It's nice meeting you, I'm Haji.
- Haji.
- Farrari.
- I'm Angela.
- Angela, nice to meet you all.
Thank you for preparing so much delicious food.
- I'm really surprised you picked that over that one.
I knew you couldn't pick this one.
- I know I was eliminated.
- It wasn't like a personal thing as I'm sure you know.
- Yeah, you let him have it
'cause he had a lot to say about you.
- Did I?
Oh, you've heard what I said?
- Yeah.
- Oh, that's not good.
- All right, so now you guys are gonna go off
on a little mini date.
You're gonna talk for a bit
and then afterwards we'll check in
and see if you guys wanna go on another date after that.
- Sounds good. - Sounds good.
(upbeat music)
- How are you guys, are you going on another date?
Is this a thing, are you getting married
or what's the deal?
- I think it was a fun date.
- Like I said, firecracker.
We got along very well.
Just like, the banter was dope.
So I'm very happy that we went on a date.
We are getting married, yes.
- She needs that big rock.
- Here we go, oh my God.
We did it, best date ever.
- You guys are all invited.
I know you guys lost.
- Can we be bridesmaids? - Same.
- You can be there, but you can't prepare the food.
(laughs)
(upbeat music)