Here are 10 of the best food-related YouTube channels in India, each offering something unique—from home-style cooking to large-scale village feasts and expert chef tutorials. You can pick those whose style you like, for recipes, inspiration, or just food-entertainment.

1. Village Cooking Channel

• This channel is based in a village in Tamil Nadu and is known for grand-scale cooking, open-fire methods, traditional setups. (Wikipedia)

• It’s considered one of India’s top cooking channels with millions of subscribers. (Infidigit)

• Why it’s great: If you like rustic, authentic-vibe cooking, outdoor kitchens, and seeing large quantities being cooked, this fits.

2. Nisha Madhulika

• Nisha started in 2009 and specialises in Indian vegetarian cooking in Hindi. (Wikipedia)

• She’s become a very respected figure in Indian home-cooking content.

• Why it’s great: If you’re looking for reliable, home-style vegetarian Indian recipes explained clearly, this is a solid pick.

3. Kabita’s Kitchen

• Kabita Singh runs the channel, offering easy home-recipes with ingredients readily available. (Confluencr)

• Why it’s great: Ideal when you want simple, everyday meals or snack ideas without overly complicated ingredients.

4. Hebbar’s Kitchen

• Based in Bengaluru, focusing on both north & south Indian recipes; short, clear videos. (Confluencr)

• Why it’s great: For someone who wants crisp, to-the-point recipes (especially vegetarian) with good visuals.

5. Ranveer Brar (via his YouTube channel) : A professional chef turned YouTube creator, blending restaurant-level and home-style cooking. (Confluencr)

• Why it’s great: For those who want to elevate their cooking or explore more advanced dishes beyond the simplest level.

6. Indian Food Channel

• Focused on traditional Indian dishes, simple ingredients, accessible kitchen setups. (YouTube)

• Why it’s great: If you want a broad range of Indian recipes, many that are classic and trusted.

7. Food with Chetna

• Chetna Makan shares Indian recipes, bakes, dessert ideas and mixes traditional Indian flavours with some western touches. (YouTube)

• Why it’s great: Good for variety — baking + Indian meals + dessert, all in one channel.

8. Wake'N'Bite

• A food-review and foodie-adventure style channel (rather than strictly recipe). (Grynow)

• Why it’s great: If you’re into exploring food beyond cooking — street food, travel-food, restaurants.

9. Rangers Cooking Show

• Known for outdoor cooking, large-scale setups, unusual combinations, cooking in nature. (Grynow)

• Why it’s great: For dramatic visuals and “campfire” type cooking in Indian style.

10. Kaushalya Chaudhary (via her channel “Sidhi Marwadi”)

• Focuses on traditional Marwari/Rajasthani cuisine, vegetarian. (Wikipedia)

• Why it’s great: If you’re interested in regional Indian cooking and lesser-known traditional recipes.

🔍 Tips for Choosing a Channel

• If you want simple home cooking, go with Nisha Madhulika, Kabita’s Kitchen, Indian Food Channel.

• If you like visuals and large-scale/outdoors, go with Village Cooking Channel, Rangers Cooking Show.

• For restaurant/boss chef style, pick Ranveer Brar.

• For food review/travel vibe, Wake'N'Bite.

• For regional/traditional niche, Kaushalya Chaudhary’s channel.

• If you want dessert + mix cooking + baking, Food with Chetna.