Bangladeş’te Sokak Yemekleri Ne Kadar Lezzetli?

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✔ Yerel halkla sohbetler ve fiyat pazarlıkları
✔ Tatlılar, içecekler ve baharatlı atıştırmalıklar
✔ Bangladeş’te hafta sonu kültürü

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00:00 – Giriş ve Dakka’da Sokak Yemeklerine Yolculuk
01:40 – Sokak Lezzetleri Başlıyor: Tavuk Şiş & Fiyatlar
03:15 – Misafirperverlik ve Yerel Kültür
04:30 – Kızarmış Ürünler ve 10 Taka’lık Atıştırmalıklar
06:00 – Momo Deneyimi: Güney Asya Mantısı
08:00 – Pani Puri Nasıl Hazırlanıyor?
09:30 – Calmuri (Pirinç Patlağı) Sokak Lezzeti
11:00 – Protestolar ve Hafta Sonu Kalabalığı
12:40 – Çay Deneyimi: Baharatlı ve Geleneksel Tarif
14:00 – Kavga Anı: Sokakta Gerilim Yükseliyor
15:20 – Tavuk Roll ve Dürüm Tarzı Lezzetler
16:30 – Dosa & Diğer Pirinç Bazlı Yemekler
18:10 – Dondurma ve Doğal Meyve İçecekleri
19:30 – Tatlılar: Puding, Cheesecake, Pestil
21:00 – Gece Pazarı ve Para Koleksiyonerleri
22:40 – Kapanış: Yerel Kültür ve Veda Çayı

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I am currently in one of the best places where we can try street food . This is a big area. You can think of it as the inside of a park. These are things that are not shared much in Bangladesh. Look, everyone, men and women love street food, they say it costs 120. So, a chicken shish kebab for 40 liras. There was a terrible fight. It actually looks like cheesecake . Let’s see how it tastes. See how hospitable, friendly, warm-hearted people are like here. They don’t accept when you say no. You will eat it. It looks like it was made badly . It looks very oily, to be honest. The situation with the oil is also here. You usually don’t see women much in crowded centers. I came across something strange . Let me show you that too. Look. Madam, our Bahadır shared a video. Let’s get the tea to the core and open the video. He just bought the tea. You open it, I ‘ll put the tea and come. The kid works very hard. My channel couldn’t grow. Greetings from a new video in a minute, my friends. We are currently on a crowded holiday. This is one of the main squares. It is one of the places where people visit heavily, cultural events or where people spend time on the weekend . Today , we will try street food specific to Bangl Shadakka. I am currently in one of the best places where we can try street food. There are many different types of street food here. Of course, I won’t be able to try all of them, but at least I will show how it is prepared, what kinds of things there are. We will look at what kind of activities people do here, what is the Bengali culture, how people spend their time on the weekend, together. We will also try some street food that I am curious about here. Let’s start from the beginning. This is a big area. You can think of it as the inside of a park. Here, generally, foto dost dostaka fixed price dostaka same same all of them same. Ok. All of these are 10 taka friends. That makes about 3 liras. All of them are fried products. Dis this dis this dis. Please. Mushroom. Mushroom. Chicken chicken. Mirvada burcuna. Burcuna. Ok. Friends like this. Look, there is something here. There is chicken. Fried chicken is also famous. I couldn’t understand what kind of thing is that, though. Koto. Koto. It says Exş 120. I understand the prices now . I’m going on my 3rd week now. I’m slowly starting to understand Bengali. I communicate with people a lot here. That’s why I started to learn the language faster. You liked it there. By God, you look like them anyway. You won’t feel like a foreigner. Stay there. By God, I thought Bangladeshis spoke Turkish. Wait, let me write a comment on this. Where did you learn Turkish ? It’s not like that in India. You can eat a chicken for 120-40 liras. There are desserts here. Doy. This is very nice. I can try this. This rice. Think of it like rice. But it’s different. Of course it’s different from rice, I mean rice. They mix it with this. This is a yogurt they call Doy. They mix it with this. Let’s see, let’s ask the price. Normally it’s 50 this. We had it yesterday. Koto. 60. This one. F. [Music] [Music] pudding pudding pudding calls something 50 and something 60. I met with things yesterday Ayşe came here and we met with our boyfriends and I tried it then. I even tried it at thing. I tried it at Barışal too. Of course there’s no video of that either. Unfortunately I can’t shoot the video of some moments. There’s pani puri here. Momo. Momo. Momo. Koto. Chicken momo. Chicken. Momo. Koto. How many? Piece. Can see? 7 pieces, friends. That’s 100. 50 minutes. Ok. [Music] Let’s try it. Only chicken. Chicken. Ok. Momo la. I’m not very hungry, by the way. I’ll try something like this lightly. Spicy. Gar. Garlik sauce. Ok. This thing is garlic sauce. The other one is hot sauce. Can sit. Ok. Let’s sit and try it, friends. We’re in no hurry. I’ll give 50 for 4 of them . Momo is like our manti. You can find this in South Asian countries. Let me show you like this. It’s the bigger version of manti but it’s chicken breast. You can get its heat from the smoke like this. I guess. People usually eat it by dipping it in sauce. 4 of these are 15 liras. Not very good, my friends. I didn’t like the quality of the meat very much, but you shouldn’t expect much for this price . Anyway, I’ll eat this. We ate our fill. It was 20 liras. 60 minutes. They make pani puri here, man. Look how it’s prepared. Show me, pani puri consists of potatoes. They chop peppers inside. They have salad here. This thing is empty. You can think of it as crispy. They fill it. Then they pour sauce etc. on top . It’s prepared like this. Panipuri. The food is the same anyway. The fries there are the same. Price price koto DSAK is the same, here is the same price. Yes, Momo shop. The stalls are all the same right now. You know, we went to most stalls, but they’re all the same. What’s here? There’s Palestine and Bangladesh. Palestine and Bangladesh. Here is the same puchka, panipuri. There’s calmuri over there. Let me show you calmuri. This rice pudding we call Calmuri . It is a street food that is consumed frequently here. He usually pours this and then pours the sauces on it. He pours the salad and pepper. Then he mixes it. Then they eat it. Something is going on outside but I didn’t understand. I said let me check the sounds to see what is going on. They are marching here. In Bangladesh, holidays are protest days. People generally protest here as a hobby . I see them marching forward on holidays . I attended a big Palestine rally here. Those who are curious, those who are curious about what kind of environment it is can watch that video of mine. Let’s continue again. [Music] There is a big crowd. As you can see, people like to go out here on the weekends. They like to socialize. Couples, families, everyone is outside. People spend time outside. So there is such a beautiful culture. These are things that are not shared much in Bangladesh. You know the things that are usually shared here. Dirt, this is it. And usually the interesting, bad sides are always shared. But there is such a culture here too. People are going out. In fact, when we met yesterday, we had come to a park nearby. There was an open-air cinema in this area. Apart from that, there is a different man who gives concerts. People like to go out, do things, spend time outside. [Applause] Lalça. Lalça more lalça ek. Let’s have a cup of tea from our sister. Let her prepare some tea for us. There are some things here. Like this, by seeing, by trying. Van. Ek ek alça ti çağ ça çağ ça çağ. Pani a no there is tea in this. I don’t like tea in this. Sister, why are you making tea in this for me? She is making tea in this. I hope it’s not stale. Let’s see, some of them are stale. Şahi şah. Okey. Okey. She puts ginger in, look. She chops ginger in it. They usually add ginger, black cumin, cloves, cinnamon, mint, many things to tea here . She also puts lemon like this. It’s ok. [Applause] Donat. There was a really bad fight. They start with sticks and stuff like that here. I swear there was a fight like that, there are friends, it gets really bad. I saw it the other day and they took the child and took him away now. It got really really big. Things escalate very quickly here. It grows all of a sudden. It’s not like that. People are angry, it’s not like ours. You know, tension is high. Stop it, look, everyone, men and women love street food. As I said, the street is an inseparable part of this place. That’s why life goes on in the street. I’m trying to share the culture of this place with you as much as possible. As you can see, couples all come here, visit. There’s something like potato chips over there. Foto 30 gives a potato chip like this. It’s expensive. 10 lira is expensive too. There are chicken shish here. Koto 5 ekş says 120. These are big chicken shish, these are the only ones. If you remember, the other one we saw was small. It says 120. So a chicken shish like this is 40 lira. There’s something like this like a borek over there . Chicken roll. Trş taka. Trş takaka. Chicken roll. This is like a chicken wrap. something. It’s 30. It’s also 10 liras. There’s fried rice and pasta here. As you can see, the dealer says koto kotoş with chicken and says 120. This is 40 liras and ponçay. They make fruit juice here too. Look, he makes it right away from fresh, ready-made fruits here or sells it like this. They like it. There’s wings here too. Fried chicken. Let me show you. They really like spicy hot here. They consume a lot of spicy. I don’t like it that much here. There’s a lot of spicy here. There’s pizzas. It’s as good as me . It starts at 220. What’s it doing at 220? It’s around 70 liras. How much does it go up to? It goes up to 450-150. Omar Faruk. Ok. Pizzas go from 80 liras to 150 liras. Prices vary according to size . As you can see. I tried to come a little early but the sun has set. It’s not very bright here. Here, brother, the mojito lemon soda you see here is like this. Koto. Lemon soda. [Music] Trş makes lemon soda for 30 taka for 10 lira. Well, most of the shops are the same. That’s why I’m not showing all of them. Because we’ve already seen similar ones. Momi, panipurici. There’s a stand that looks like our kumpure over there. Let’s see what it sells. It says self-service. Look, there are many products here. You can see different ones. It says 75 per gram. I didn’t understand that, but there are different products. Salad, salad section. Again, the dessert shop. Let’s ask this kid. Koto koto ko. [Music] 6 ok [Music] pudding koto. Poncha. This is also 50. Pudding. Let’s try this. I’ve never tried this. Van van. Let’s try one. He gives it to you with a spoon. You eat it. I gave it to the kid. It actually looks like cheesecake . Let’s see how it tastes. Zucchini is sweet like this. Is it very good? No, but it meets your sweet tooth. There is something prepared with various powders here but I didn’t understand what it is. What is that ? Chuckne. Spicy. Yes. Salat. Yes. Salat. Salat. Yes. On. Giner. Onion. On. Ginc. Chili. Green chili. Chili. Ok. It is something prepared with salad and sauces like this . Koto. Koto. Çapi. Koto. 25. Ok. Ok. This is dosa. Ok. Bengali dosa. Dosa. Ek dosa. Look, they make it here, brother. Isan egun. no thank I remember trying it in Sri Lanka. Ok , it’s made with rice like this. Let’s try it. Do you see how hospitable, friendly, warm-blooded people are, garlic. Like here. When you say no, they don’t accept. You will eat it. I don’t like this sauce very much. I usually don’t like green sauce. It’s a garlicky sauce like this. I don’t like it very much. Truşko thank you very much dça koto çoliş çoliş he says it was probably 40 çoliş oh I always mix 40 and 50 like that and the milk tea in the jug was expensive. Of course it becomes a little more when it’s a jug. There are nice things here again. Kotu 50 50. Ok. Homemade cake. Homemade. Homemade cake. Ok. Chocolate cake. Looking very delicious. Chips. Ok. Looks like delicious. They put something like our rulocat on it. Chocolate cake. Chocolate mocake chocolate mocake. Ok. That’s ok. That’s ok. Ok. Ok. Looks nice. You see, friends. Some are after making a living at work, some are worried about having a good time on the weekend. There’s something weird here too. What is this? I didn’t understand. [Applause] Ice cream. A dondurma. This is ice cream. Mix mix fruit natural rolling Wow. Natural rolling ice cream. Koto. 50. Wow. Very good brother. Natural. They’re making a natural thing here. Look, by turning. You see the smoke, right? They’re making cold ice cream. I was surprised. I said, why is this kid turning this? I couldn’t compare it to anything. There are nuggets and fries like this here. But they look like they were made badly. They look really oily, to be honest. The state of the oil is here. [Music] Let’s show you here too. Now there is an open area over there. I’m going to go there, friends. Let’s take a look around there. What are people doing? Many come here to eat. See. There is no difference between men and women. In other words , you generally do not see many women in crowded centers in Bangladesh. But people like to go out and spend time in public places . Since only those sides are shown to you, a perception is created as if there is such an environment in Bangladesh. If you watch my other videos , you can learn more about the culture in Bangladesh . There is something similar to our Pestil here. Look, it is exactly our Pestil, there are different things made from mangoes here. There are Pestils. Of course, I will not try it, but let me show you. This is a big open area. Look, as I said, it is one of the gathering areas. People come and sit on the ground. They eat what they bring or buy from here. This is where they spend time. They socialize together. They enjoy the weekend. Now, there is another place close to here. It is usually a little more crowded than here. Let me show you that place too. Because it is a little more beautiful than here. This place is famous for its street food. The reason why people come here more is because of street food. On the other side, it’s more like this, they come to spend time. We can say that. Now I’ve come to the other region. Today is the second day of the holiday. Normally, I guess they probably go out more on Friday. Now, since tomorrow is a workday, I guess people are staying home and resting on motorcycles. Because no one was walking here yesterday. So today, it’s very quiet here. I think that’s why. People are probably staying home and spending more time with their families and resting. Let’s take a look inside. This place is also called Ramla Park. But the light is really low. So it’s very difficult for me to show you something at this light level. Look, I’m on the shore of the lake right now. There’s something on the shore of the lake. There’s a walking track right here, but the lighting is zero. So, lighting needs to be done here, and it’s not late at night either. Despite that, I can’t show you anything. There are still people, but unfortunately I can’t show you anything. At least, I don’t know, lighting should be done. If they’re not going to open it, they don’t open it on other days. They open it on the day there’s a crowd. Because people usually come here on Fridays and Saturdays. I was going back to where I was staying and I saw a fire on the road. Look, there is also such a culture here. You can see such people. They play ludo over the phone. I mean, there are no such card games here. Look, they are sitting next to each other. They are playing ludo for my daughter. Do you see? [Music] Enjoy. Donat. They play chess. They play ludo. They like these kinds of games. I thought I would show you while I am here. The double-decker bus in Bangş and the English style. Look, I came across the night market while I was turning onto the road. This is the whole street. We can call it a street market. It goes on like this. It goes on for a long time, my friends. Again, you can find everything around here. I showed you such products in my previous video. We walked around during the day and looked at the prices, it showed you places where you can buy textile products and similar branded products cheaply . If you are curious, you can watch that video too. I saw something like this in a lemon shop on the road and I didn’t understand what it was. I bought a glass and drank it. This is 6 liras. While you are trying this, I will show you. It is such a sweet drink. I didn’t really understand what it was but it was pretty cool. I came across something weird while walking. Let me show you that too. Look, these guys in Magnadash are changing old money. Look, they bring the old money here and inspect it for damage. There are also different currencies. Look, there are some coins from North Korea. They are changing those too. There are those who sell new money like this. These are pretty new. There are those who like new money. Let me show you like this. Look, new money. Brand new. Truşko. They change new money like this. For example, you pay 60 to buy 50. You use it that way. While I was passing, I thought I’d show you this too. Look, Iran has a currency, for example. Iran has a currency. Who is this? Ayatollah? I don’t know if it’s Umeni. I didn’t go. I don’t know but it looks like that. For example, it sells for 100. I don’t know how much this is normally. It’s probably an old coin. If there are those who want to change money like that, those who do these things can come too. Donat. Look, this line is completely made up of these coin collectors. They sat down and made their lights. There are different kinds of money. Taka taka bangla taka. Price born. What is Price born? This is the first time I’ve seen such a money. American dollar. There are so many different kinds of money. Oh Turkish lira. Truşko. Truşko. Look, I found our money. Trşko, trşko, trşkoşko hasina Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. Now I’ve come to my neighborhood tea shop. Let me have a tiredness tea here. Then let’s close the video. If you watched the video up to this point, my friends, I would be happy if you wrote your views and thoughts. If those who watched up to this point write street food for a minute, we’ll understand who watched it. Our brother puts ginger here. I will drink two glasses now. People usually drink one glass of tea here. They don’t have much time. They usually rest. Look, he puts buns in one glass . He puts masala in the tea. He puts cinnamon, sorry. I smelled the last cinnamon he put in. Now if they drink milk, they put milk concentrate or something like that. He puts mint, but I don’t want mint. Because it comes to the mouth when drinking. He puts hot water first . Now he will strain the tea. Some brewed like this. Full, full. I put half. I want full. Half is not enough for me. Half is not enough. He drank two glasses. See you in the next video. Take care. Goodbye.