From 'dirty' to 'yummy': Youtuber changes Chinese woman's perception of Indian food

The woman showed clips where people were cooking in unusual ways in India: A man making dough balls with his armpits, another person smashing tomatoes with his feet, and one woman being served dal in her hands.

A YouTuber, who goes by the name of 'Passenger Paramvir', has changed the views of a Chinese woman who believed that Indian food is bad, according to a video that is going viral on social media.

As per the clip shared on social media platform X, the woman can be seen showing some videos on TikTok to Paramvir. The caption read, "A Chinese woman shows an Indian vlogger dirty street food video to make him feel embarrassed and feel disgusted for himself. Instead, the kind vlogger takes her to a good Indian restaurant and treats her with amazing Indian cuisine in China."

She showed clips where people were cooking in unusual ways in India: A man making dough balls with his armpits, another person smashing tomatoes with his feet, and one woman being served dal in her hands.

Paramvir laughs at the videos she shows and tells her that on the contrary, Chinese food is not up to the mark.

"If you go to a good hygienic place, you will love the food," he said.

Later on, he explains how most of the Indian food places follow hygiene.

Paramvir then takes her to an Indian restaurant in China. The two order dal makhani, shahi paneer and naan.

After tasting the food, the woman says the food is 'yummy'.

Many netizens have reacted to the video saying how he made her change her perception of Indian food.

A user commented, "How pathetic do you have to be to do this lol, while knowing that people who make and eat those 'dirty' food is either doing it as form of entertainment and/or they are are poor and selling to poor people only."

"Laughed at videos she was showing, probably she was misinformed. Took her to restaurant, made her taste Indian Food. Win Win Situation.", another commented.

"India's PR has downgraded so badly. Its diabolical," commented a third.