Trying $1.60 Momo's while exploring Lajpat Nagar, Delhi 🇮🇳

Talked to my friend ‪@chrismixlewis‬ and knew from that moment that I wanted to explore the Lajpat Nagar area of Delhi. Started the day off(a hot one) with the a drink that is known world wide, a Kerala Coconut. Met a nice man that had been selling coconuts for 30 plus years, I let him lead the way with his expertise and it was a blessing when the coconut's juices touched my soul. I didn't know there was a market in this area but I stumbled on it, I just happened to be a little early today. Finally, after walking around, I saw one thing open, that was some nuts and dried fruit store! While open, it seemed like nobody really wanted to take my order, but through persistence and asking a friendly local, I was finally able to find out the best nuts to buy. I ended up getting some cashews because you can't come to India and not try the cashes. I also got the walnuts, but I didn't realize how expensive they were! After getting nuts, I found a clothing store that was open. Since I had a nice dinner reservation coming up, I decided to go ahead and get me some nice clothes for the meal. The shop owners here were good men and gave me a fair price. The best part is I got to share a cup of chai with some good people afterwards. Now believing the sellers in this area were pure gold, I stepped into a store that had a different tone to it. Pricing shoes from $30-100, and boasting about how everything was handmade and pure camel leather. My naive self believed them as I try to give people the benefit of the doubt. I still don't know if they really scammed me or not, but something about it just didn't feel quite right, so I learned my lesson and will have to bargain even harder the next time. The market still dead, I needed to replenish my thirst again with a nice lemon soda! But having stopped for just a few seconds, I got surrounded by beggars so I chugged my drink and got to moving. Only to find something which I had been looking for this whole time. Chuski, a shaved ice drink in India. With the help of all the bros I got what I think was a blackberry flavor. They were nice enough to let me watch how it's made. Chuski is really addicting and the ice cools you down, just make sure to have something to clean your mouth with later. I love cows. I put my guard down because I love petting cows too. While I wasn't ready to spend Rs100 to touch a cow since I have done so for free all my life, I will call it money well invested. Food! At this point I was starving and I had one thing on my mind, momos! This place seemed to be the hottest restaurant in the area as everybody flocked here to get some Momo's. I wanted some heat with mine so I could beat the heat, so I had to get the Chili Paneer Momo's. Ahh what a treat! These are some of the most mouth watering momos and a big shout out to the college bros for holding my camera. Now that it started to creep into the afternoon, I was able to move into my Airbnb and drop off my stuff, as well as, clean up a little bit. Great room, clean, good host, and just a treat to have a spot like that. Also I was able to share my nuts from before! So now later in the afternoon, I was walking around an Afghani neighborhood when I met a friendly guy who had been living in India for a few years as he attended school in India. He was from Afghanistan and showed me around the neighborhood and we talked about various things. He treated me to green tea to help relax the mind and then I finally sent him off to get his gym workout in! You can see Turab's father's work her: @pashtomoviesshortclips2949 Back to the market and I couldn't even walk through one area because there were too many people crowded around this Ram Laddu stall. Seeing all these people enjoying this snack, I knew I needed to try. Some ladies told me I should try too. So I got my ticket and then quickly handed a plate. With so much demand you can bet you are going to get this snack super hot so don't be like me and take a huge bite right away. I still don't know exactly what this snack is, but it's battered fried and coated in various chutneys! One of my fav snacks still to this day. Finally as I thought my journeys were done for the day, I walked past what seemed to be a legit Kulfi cart. This son and father team have been selling for 35 years. I got their largest size because I have a sweet tooth and why not support the best I can? It was incredibly delicious and deep down, I wanted to order 2-3 more. CHAPTERS 0:00 Kerala Coconut 4:00 Buying Nuts!! 8:17 Buying Dress Clothes 13:05 Shoes scam 19:30 No momos and a quick drink 22:25 Chuski bros 27:46 Watch out for Cow! 28:55 Dolma Aunty Momo 34:20 $30 Airbnb 40:50 Afghani Area and Man 47:00 Ram Laddu 52:32 Kulfi!!! #india CONNECT WITH ME Website: https://maxmcfarlin.com Instagram: Instagram: maxmcfarlin Facebook: Facebook: maxmcfarlin24