It’s hard to deny that Indian food is the best in the world. At every couple of kilometers in the country, you will find a dish unique to the area which is equally delicious.
Hence, whenever someone from another country comes to India, they don’t miss on the opportunity to try to eat whatever Indian food their stomachs can digest.
Earlier, British High Commissioner went to the streets of Mumbai to relish street food.
Now, Japan’s Ambassador to India Hiroshi Suzuki was seen gorging on golgappas and chaat in Varanasi. In a video he posted online, Suzuki was seen eating the famous Indian panipuris in Varanasi. He also hogged on a plate of aloo tikki chaat.
Looking at the smile on his face and his expressions, we can say that he liked them way too much. “Very tasty,” he exclaimed.
Suzuki shared that he wanted to eat golgappa since he saw PM Modi and the PM of Japan Kishida having golgappa and chai at Buddha Jayanti Park in Delhi.
I really wanted to eat golgappe since I saw PM Modi @narendramodi and PM Kishida @kishida230 eating them together! https://t.co/SnWEqWbeSa pic.twitter.com/p3Wu7aV3SQ
— Hiroshi Suzuki, Ambassador of Japan (@HiroSuzukiAmbJP) May 27, 2023
In the following tweet, he also divulged that after having the snacks, he also enjoyed a pure Banarasi Thali after seeing mystic night Ganga Aarti.
I also enjoyed a pure Banarasi Thali, after seeing mystic Night Aarti.
I thank all of you for such a warm hospitality🙏 pic.twitter.com/oMVYLb7cn4— Hiroshi Suzuki, Ambassador of Japan (@HiroSuzukiAmbJP) May 27, 2023
People were delighted to see that the Ambassador tried Indian cuisine and loved it too. Some even suggested he eat other famous Indian delicacies.
Dear Suzuki San
Hope all is well & Good Health prevails in Family, Friends & Team Japan-in-India
Relish the Flavours of India & visit many places to soak in the Culture too
Great Synergy between Our Nations & Legacy of Abe San will get strengthened ahead
Warm regards
🇮🇳👍🇯🇵— Colonel Rohit Dev (RDX) 🇮🇳 (@RDXThinksThat) May 27, 2023
I am happy to see that you are exploring Indian culture, food and a lot Indo-Japan relationship is unstoppable.
— Rohit Kumar Singh🦁 (@RohitKu99337471) May 27, 2023
Plz hv litthi choka and daal bhaati
— Saket agarwal (@Saketagarwal234) May 27, 2023
so sweet of u sir jee..
— Raj Chakraborty 🇮🇳 (@Rajchakrabory17) May 27, 2023
Indian cuisine, global taste.
— StDriveSanathanaBharat (@SanathanStDrive) May 27, 2023
Oh, that’s so heartwarming! Glad you enjoyed it.
— Indiandoc (@Opticatweets) May 27, 2023
Must try paneer chat also famous in Banaras
— 𝓐𝓷𝓾 𝓳𝓱𝓪𒀭 (@Durga_jha10) May 27, 2023
You are most welcome Sir
That’s an honour for us
Also try some “चाट” sometime
🙏— अनुराग बजाज (@anuragvbajaj) May 27, 2023
come to south sir, you will never forget the taste
— Niru (@NiranjanJai42) May 27, 2023
Sir, you must have experienced a burst of flavours , there are many more Indian Foods to be explored.
— Surya Prakash (@SuryaPrakashJ2) May 27, 2023
Even U.S. Ambassador to India Eric Garcetti halted at Kyani & Co. in Mumbai to try their bun maska and chai.
Stopped by the legendary Kyani & Co. to try their delicious bun maska and chai, a specialty of Mumbai’s Irani cafes. I have to say, I’m a fan! #Mumbaikars – what else should I try on my next visit? pic.twitter.com/xs1AYzZiRT
— U.S. Ambassador Eric Garcetti (@USAmbIndia) May 17, 2023
When it comes to mouth-watering street food, no one can beat us. Indian food winning global hearts and how!