Watch: Japan Ambassador Relishes Kachori And Jalebi In Varanasi, Calls It ''Very Good''
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On Saturday, he shared two videos on X that show him exploring street food in Varanasi.
The popularity of Indian cuisine has been established on the global stage for years now. Indian food, as a whole, offers a range of flavours, aromas, textures and taste sensations that are unmatchable. That's why when foreigners -- tourists or dignitaries -- visit India, they love to try authentic Indian dishes. One such person is Hiroshi Suzuki, the Japanese Ambassador to India, who is often seen enjoying Indian delicacies. On Saturday, he shared two videos X that show him exploring street food in Varanasi. ''Enjoying street food in Varanasi! pic.twitter.com/xVmNvcOJuw We are in Varanasi!🙏 pic.twitter.com/STV8rfcB0T
''Enjoying street food in Varanasi,'' he captioned the video. In the clips, he is seen enjoying 'kachori' and 'jalebi' in what appears to be a busy lane in the city. ''I'm enjoying kachori in Varanasi,” he said before taking a bite and then remarked, ''Very good!''
In the second video, he proclaimed, ''And then I will enjoy jalebi too''.
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