I’ve finally tried Balochi food in Pakistan! I’ve wanted to try Balochi cuisine for a long time, but travelling through Balochistan isn’t always easy. So instead, I headed to a restaurant in Karachi to get a taste of some traditional Balochi food and find out what it’s really like. The star of this video is Balochi Sajji, one of the most famous foods associated with Balochistan. I get to see how it’s prepared, explore the restaurant’s huge kitchen, and then finally sit down to try it for myself. But Balochi cuisine is about much more than Sajji. I also learn about traditional foods including Laandhi, dried meat, Kaak, a hard bread traditionally baked around a stone, and Gwadari Halwa, a distinctive green semolina sweet cooked over a wood fire. One of the things that surprised me most about Balochi food is how simple the cooking can be. There isn’t necessarily a huge amount of masala or complicated seasoning. Instead, the cooking focuses heavily on the meat itself, with salt, fire and traditional cooking methods doing much of the work. So the big question is: is Balochi food actually too bland, or does the simplicity make it better? I’ll also get a look at some of the other food being prepared in the kitchen, including Khaddi Kebab and other meat dishes, before discovering just how seriously security is taken at this restaurant. This was my first real introduction to Balochi cuisine, and I’m curious what people from Balochistan think of my reaction. If you’re Balochi or you’ve travelled through Balochistan, tell me in the comments what food I absolutely need to try next! Have you tried Balochi Sajji? What did you think? 👇 *Don't Miss These* 👇 ✔ *Subscribe for new travel videos every week* https://www.youtube.com/c/KarlRock/?sub_confirmation=1 ❤️ *Support the channel & unlock member perks* Join here: https://www.youtube.com/c/KarlRock/join 🇮🇳 *Planning a trip to India?* Read my quick-start safety guide at: https://blog.karlrock.com/india-survival-guide/ 🗣️ *Want to learn Hindi हिन्दी?* Learn faster: https://blog.karlrock.com/how-to-learn-hindi-faster-than-i-did/ #Pakistan #BalochiFood #Balochistan #Food
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"making kids happy" man in these troubled times the kids have it rough, what a good man
I am also from India and visiting Karachi for a week.. I am glad I got to see your content, now I know where to find good food.. 😅
Was rewatching one of your older videos and the posture change is crazy.. that vortalex posture corrector genuinely transformed your whole frame 😭
It’s been more than two months since you started living in Pakistan. I don’t think any vlogger has stayed that long.
Visit Quetta at least and try the authentic Khadi gosht, Rosh and sajji. Other places are too risky. I am from Balochistan currently living in Karachi. Balochistan is a mix of Baloch, Brahvi and Pashtun people living together for centuries. All of them are welcoming and courteous but in recent years the militancy has ruined it's peace.
Long live Pakistan 🇵🇰 Pakistan Zindabad 🇵🇰 Balochistan Zindabad 🇵🇰
Glad you are telling people about Pakistani culture
Balochi food is so popular in all over Pakistan because of its unique taste and simplicity
Karl, try Rosh. Balochi Rosh and Dum Pukht. I am 100% sure you gonna love that one. Specially Dum Pukht but Sheep one. Dumba :)
What's your favourite Balochi dish? Wait until you see the food across the LOC... /CnYZCTMHW6E. I've never seen dishes like that before!
Karachi itself was a Baloch village 200 years ago. Karachi is adjacent to major Balochistan city of Hub then any other city of Sindh Province.
Love your videos hope your good all the way from new Zealand
The place looked surprisingly clean for being outdoors.
Not even any Pakistani has ever discovered and presented Pakistan like you are doing.
I am from India, but have tracked my original family roots to Balochistan. There is even a small village in that area, which is the same name as my last name. I went there years ago and the people told me all the history of the village. Stayed there for two weeks.
Great to see you at Balochistan Sajji.. I along with my family use to eat dinner very frequently here in Gulistan e Jauhar, Karachi… Balochistan Sajji..
Wow you really went depth into the Pakistani cultures
You can go to Gawader to have a taste of how beautiful the balochistan is , and its safe aswell ...it is beautiful and not too far from Karachi
We Baloch welcomes you dear in our balochi food
Karl, I am very happy to see you in my area 🎉🎉