Tomo eating Tibetan Food in Paris • in Japanese

[truerocker]

what a classy guy, lol.. I would've just went berzerk and eaten 'em all like godzilla XD

[KrazyNinjaPanda]

It seems like he enjoyed the shapale the most.

[buciorjakub]

whats the swirly thing that looks like cinnamon role and whats that sauce hes dipping into

[westlookseast]

@buciorjakub It is Tibetan steamed bread called tingmo. And the sauce is freshly chopped tomatoes, Spring onions, parsley and some other fresh herbs. In this sauce, I think the chief added a little bit of mint. Very refreshing and not hot like in Indian cooking.

[buciorjakub]

those look like polish pierogis yum :)

[westlookseast]

@buciorjakub and taste just as good!

[1234lillan]

Looks terrible ... 1:16



[westlookseast]

@1234lillan Maybe but looks are not everything. Tomo enjoyed! A LOT!

[tibman10zin]

To tell you the truth from me a real Tibetan our food specialty is passed down by ancestors then after the Chinese came to Tibet, they stole most of our orriginalty in foods. Taste the difference between the orriginal Tibetan dumplings to the copied Chinese dumplings..

[westlookseast]

@tibman10zin I agree with you but not sure which came first. All I can say is that it is ALL in the stuffing.

[Crazyman1212]

@tibman10zin everythings made in china now adays :P

[socraticproblem86]

@tibman10zin Y'know I sorta agree with you...I made momo's for the first time today. Then I was like why was Po (Kung Fu Panda) a chinese dreamworks character fighting over what obviously looks like a momo? lol

[TheUrgyendolma]

to be honest we tibetans dont have any speciality . our food is copied from china example, dumplings ,noodle's, and even green bean starch jelly ( lhaping).

[Qcumber]

Tomo says it's good.

[Ganeschar]

HEHE - Tomo how was it ??

[zampieri3]

is it apicy? Similar to chinese food?

[Ganeschar]

@zampieri3 - NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[westlookseast]

Right, NO WAY. Not Indian nor Chinese, though many might find some similarities.

Interesting historical information. Many wealthy households in Lhasa, sent their cooks to China, to learn "cuisine".

[zampieri3]

is tibetan food similar to chinese? Is it spicy?

[FreeTibet4sure]

konnichiwa tomo

i am hungry now lol

[tsheringeden]

omg mouth watering~i love how he goes oyshiii lol.

[LAYGPOT]

Great presentation. Mouth-watering!