Caution: Avoid This Viral Gobi Manchurian Video – It's Not For The Faint-Hearted!

A video depicting the preparation of an enormous 500kg batch of Gobi Manchurian has recently surfaced online, but it has failed to impress viewers due to severe hygiene concerns. For those who relish this snack regularly, we strongly advise against watching the video.

The footage documents the entire process undertaken by the caterers, reportedly based in Surat, as they craft the Manchurian balls. It reveals a group of individuals, many of whom are scantily clad, engaged in chopping cabbages, blending them with flour, and conducting various cooking procedures with bare hands and minimal attention to cleanliness. The video, despite being initially shared on Instagram a few months ago, continues to circulate on social media platforms. To date, this unappreciated culinary demonstration has garnered a staggering 5.4 million views, with viewers inundating the comments section with their thoughts on the food preparation and overall hygiene.

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Netizens have expressed their concerns regarding the video. One Instagram user lamented, "Hygiene seems to exist solely in homemade food." Others drew attention to the chaotic and unsanitary kitchen conditions, with comments such as "RIP hygiene" echoing the sentiment. Among the common remarks that emerged in response to the video was one that humorously suggested, "Manchurian with extra salt," alluding, perhaps, to the possibility of perspiration mixing with the ingredients during preparation.