'Yum! Seems Healthy': Japanese Woman Tries Palak Paneer For First Time, Her Reaction Wins Internet | Watch

The video was posted on Instagram by Nisha Zaveri, who runs a catering service in Kobe, Japan.

Screengrab of the viral video of Japanese grandmother trying Palak Panner (Source: Instagram/stepin_kitchen)

New Delhi: In a video going viral on the internet, a Japanese grandmother can be seen trying palak paneer and vegetable curry for the first time, giving her seal of approval to the staple Indian dishes. Testing the flavors and aromatic spices of Indian food was praised by many, while some felt as if they had never had an experience like this before.

In the latest video, the woman tries 'Palak Paneer and Mix Veg' for the first time. The video was posted on Instagram by Nisha Zaveri, who runs a catering service in Kobe, Japan. 

In the video, a Japanese woman breaks a piece of bread and tries it with a palak paneer. When asked whether she liked the food, she said, “Hmmm, yummy! What is this made out of?” “This is palak paneer. It is made from spinach and cottage cheese,” her granddaughter answered. “Hmm yum! Seems healthy,” the grandmother adds.

 

 

 

 

 

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“The reaction of a Japanese grandma trying Palak Paneer and Mixed Vegetable Curry for the first time!” the video caption reads.

This video has gone viral on the internet and till now more than 1600 people have liked it. Netizens showered love on the woman and filled the comments box with hearts and love emojis. One user wrote, 'Everyone should at least try the real Indian food of India. Not what they serve outside. Another wrote, 'She will never eat Japanese again, don't make her do that.'

It is always nice to see people from other countries appreciating Indian food and culture. The internet is full of viral videos where foreigners try Indian food for the first time. People recorded their reactions in the camera and shared them on social media.