British High Commissioner Alex Ellis tries Vada Pav in Mumbai. Internet reacts

The British High Commissioner to India, Alex Ellis, is in the news again and this time for trying the famous Maharashtrian delicacy Vada Pav.

Do you remember how the British High Commissioner to India, Alex Ellis, tried out the South Indian delicacy dosa? A video of him eating dosa with his hands went viral on social media in August. He loved every bit of it and his reaction won netizens’ hearts. However, this time, a picture of him with a vada pav in his hand has gone viral online and we can safely say that he loved it too. There's always time to have a #vadapav in Mumbai - ! pic.twitter.com/Xv6Hu4iW2X Like many good beginnings, I have started my #Mumbai visit today by visiting a wonderful Ganesha workshop ahead of #GaneshChaturthi.|| |||| || pic.twitter.com/jpuin5CM56 Welcome sir,come to Kolkata for rosogolla bon appetite! For sure! Can’t be missed whenever you visit Mumbai Next time do drive to Pune for the best Vada Pav on the expressway.. Absolutely. Stay safe and enjoy the food. Make sure you accompany it with tea, especially in this lovely rainy weather! Glad you liked it. Mumbai has amazing food variety. Delighted to receive this beautiful tiffin box from Mumbai’s exceptional #Dabbawalas. pic.twitter.com/mOLdHZphIF ... - -pic.twitter.com/ITFBpOt8RF Ellis, who is currently in Maharashtra meeting with the chief minister and top delegates, was seen standing outside the Gateway of India with a vada pav in his hand. A vegetarian fast food native to Maharashtra, vada pav is a deep fried potato dumpling stuffed between a pav that is eaten with chutney and green chillies.