"This Has Too Much Chilli!" — Tribal People Try India's Spiciest Street Food
About this video
In this Tribal People Try episode it's street food. The tribe look it over, ask the questions anyone would, and then taste it and give the honest answer.
What is street food?
Street food from around the world: New York hot dogs, Mexican elote, Turkish simit, Thai satay, Korean tteokbokki, Indonesian martabak. The tribe's own street food — samosa, pakora, gol gappay, chaat — is some of the best there is.
What to watch for
Street food travels well because it is hot, fried and cheap in every country. Grilled corn with mayo and cheese (elote) is the odd one — corn is roasted plain with lemon and salt here — and satay's peanut sauce is new but liked.
The comparison they always make
The village has a chaat wala and a pakora stall in every bazaar. The standard is high and the comparison is immediate.
This episode
Tribal People Try has covered street food 3 times; this one is number 2, and the first was "Tribal People Try Australia's #1 Street Food — Sausage Sizzle!" back in February 2026. The video runs about 8 minutes and went up in February 2026.
Frequently asked
Who are the people in Tribal People Try?
Villagers from rural Punjab, Pakistan. They're families from the same area, not actors, and they've been part of the channel for years.
What is street food?
Street food from around the world: New York hot dogs, Mexican elote, Turkish simit, Thai satay, Korean tteokbokki, Indonesian martabak. The tribe's own street food — samosa, pakora, gol gappay, chaat — is some of the best there is.
Did the tribe like the street food?
Watch to the end — nothing is scripted, and when something doesn't suit them they say so. The village has a chaat wala and a pakora stall in every bazaar. The standard is high and the comparison is immediate.
Have they tried street food before?
Yes — this is the 2nd of 3 street food videos. The first was "Tribal People Try Australia's #1 Street Food — Sausage Sizzle!" in February 2026.
Where was this video filmed?
In rural Punjab, Pakistan, where the participants live. The videos are recorded in the village rather than in a studio.