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Watch: Japanese Man Tries Indian Cuisine For 24 Hours, Review Goes Viral

Indian culture and cuisine have long fascinated people around the world, and social media has amplified this interest. Recently, a video featuring a Japanese man exploring Indian cuisine has taken the internet by storm, captivating viewers with his genuine enthusiasm and charming approach. In the trending video, the Japanese man, dressed in a vibrant yellow […]

Watch: Japanese Man Tries Indian Cuisine For 24 Hours, Review Goes Viral
Watch: Japanese Man Tries Indian Cuisine For 24 Hours, Review Goes Viral

Indian culture and cuisine have long fascinated people around the world, and social media has amplified this interest. Recently, a video featuring a Japanese man exploring Indian cuisine has taken the internet by storm, captivating viewers with his genuine enthusiasm and charming approach.

In the trending video, the Japanese man, dressed in a vibrant yellow kurta-pyjama, embarks on a culinary journey at an Indian restaurant in Tokyo. His adventure begins with a plate of chole-bhature, which he praises for its flavor despite noting the steep price of Rs 1200. He then tries golgappas, appreciating their taste even though they cost Rs 450 per plate.


The video captures his visit to another restaurant where he samples a variety of snacks, including rasgulla and samosas. While he enjoys the samosas, he admits that the rasgulla isn’t quite to his taste. For dinner, he relishes dal makhani, vegetables, and naan, with a special mention of how much he enjoys naan with chutney.

Shared on Instagram, the video has quickly racked up millions of views and likes within just three days. The man’s enthusiastic reactions and his ability to speak Hindi have won over many viewers, who have flooded the comments section with praise and delight. His blend of culinary exploration and cultural engagement has resonated deeply with audiences, showcasing the universal appeal of Indian cuisine and the joy of cross-cultural appreciation.

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