Would you eat street food in India?

[Mingle]

Most of that stuff is for the tourists. If you ever went by those stalls, few locals are eating that.

Wouldn't it make the tourists sick as their immune system isn't used to that stuff?

[Norse]

Should be in Chengdu, Sichuan. It's a very nice city. I think he lives there actually because most of the videos are about Sichuanese food.

A lot of this stuff seems like it could be from Thailand, maybe the Thai kitchen has some influence from China, at least the central Thai part.

[zhaoyun]

Wouldn't it make the tourists sick as their immune system isn't used to that stuff?

I don't know. Never heard of people getting sick from it. It's probably just crunchy protein.

[zhaoyun]

Really? That's interesting because my impression is that you folks consider the bugs and scorpions somewhat of a delicacy. So are they like "Let's puttaro a bunch of bugs on a stick and have dumb whituru peporre buy and-u eat them" or did they use to eat them, but not anymore?

It's not a common thing. And different regions eat different foods. China is a huge country, bigger than Europe. The Cantonese eat the most exotic foods, they eat pretty much anything. While there are other regions where they eat much less limited meats.

[zhaoyun]

A lot of this stuff seems like it could be from Thailand, maybe the Thai kitchen has some influence from China, at least the central Thai part.

Well, Sichuan is in Southwest China, it is famous for it's very spicy cuisine. So perhaps there is some cross over with Northern Thailand and Burma as far as the food goes. But FME, it is really quite different from Thai food. Also, the type of Chilis they use is very different.

[Porn Master]

[Norse]

Well, Sichuan is in Southwest China, it is famous for it's very spicy cuisine. So perhaps there is some cross over with Northern Thailand and Burma as far as the food goes. But FME, it is really quite different from Thai food. Also, the type of Chilis they use is very different.

Yeah ok, though I've had those noodles or very similar in Bangkok. This Chengdu cuisine looks really fresh and green.

[zhaoyun]

Yeah ok, though I've had those noodles or very similar in Bangkok. This Chengdu cuisine looks really fresh and green.

I've had a lot of Thai food, and although some of it looks similar to Sichuan food, the actual taste is quite different. But the one dish that might be similar, is the use of peanut sauce in some of the dishes.

[Iloko]

Looks delicious..I would try it. Though the guy is touching his feet while cooking lol.

[Al-Meksiki]

I would

I'm not even worried about getting sick, since I basically eat things out of the garbage if they're thrown away and still in good condition