No surprise, Indian foods offer a wide range of flavours, which is why their popularity has set a global stage over the years. Foreigners from all over the world love to visit India and try different types of cuisine here. One of them is Ambassador of Japan Hiroshi Suzuki and his wife, who were seen enjoying Indian spicy food in Maharashtra. He has posted some videos of his culinary journey on the streets relishing Vada Pav and Misal Pav, which has caught the attention of people here. Apart from this, Prime Minister Narendra Modi also responded to his video in a funny way on Sunday.
Videos of Japanese Ambassador to India Hiroshi Suzuki and his wife tasting different street food in Pune are going viral on social media. As per reports, the envoy was in Pune for an event. Here he enjoyed Vada Pav and Misal Pav. Although, the spiciness used to bother him a bit but he continues to enjoy eating the food.
Suzuki posted a video of him and his wife, in which they are seen eating different street food. Sharing the video, he captioned, “I love the street food of India…but thoda tika kam please!”
On recommendation, he also tried Pune’s famous misal pav.
Sharing a video, he wrote, “Because many followers have recommended me… miss pav.”
In the video, he is seen enjoying unlimited misal pav.
He posted another video on Saturday, and gave a caption that read, “My wife beat me!”
With multiple reactions, PM Modi also reacted to the video and urged her to keep posting such videos.
“This is one competition you can’t mind losing, Mr. Ambassador. Great to see you enjoying India’s culinary diversity and presenting it in such a fresh way. Keep the videos coming! Modi tweeted.