There is a distinct similarity between Korean and Indian food. Can you guess? Well, it is his hobby to sprinkle spice on everything. But what if Koreans ate pure, authentic Indian food? A viral Instagram video gives us a delightful glimpse of this culinary exchange. In the video, an Indian man introduced Puri and potato-pea curry to his Korean sister-in-law. As she brought a plate full of puffed-up, golden-brown puris to the table, her sister-in-law asked curiously, “What is this?” The man replied “Complete.” The woman danced a little happily and said, “Looks delicious!”
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Along with the puris, there was also Aloo-Matar Ki Sabzi on the table, a classic Indian dish made with potatoes and green peas. As she prepared to dive in, she hesitantly asked, “How will I eat this?” The man explained the art of enjoying puri – instructing him to break off a piece and scoop out some vegetable. “It’s good, good!” She screamed after the bite. The video took a turn when the man shared that he ate five puris before switching to Korean staple kimchi and rice. The caption reads, “My Korean family eats Indian food.”
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This video has gone viral with 14.5 million views so far. The entire internet conversation was well received, with some people suggesting her to try other Indian foods as well.
One user commented, “Nothing can beat Pani Puri…give it a try.”
One user wrote, “Indian food is the most delicious on this planet.”
One comment read, “Her mini dance on Puri was cute.”
Someone asked, “Who made this.. Aloo Matar looks delicious.”
This user “really liked her enthusiasm.”
Earlier, a Korean food vlogger had made his parents taste Indian food for the first time. The tasting experience started with mango lassi and continued with dishes like pani puri, chana chaat and garlic naan. Mom compared chana chaat to the familiar flavors of Korean cuisine. Read the full story here.
