Delhi food joint is selling vegetarian fish fry. Food blogger tries out dish in viral video
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Food blogger tried out vegetarian fish fry in a viral video. This is what he has to say about the new dish.
A food joint in East Delhi has added a new item to their menu - vegetarian fish fry. Yes, you heard that right. A food blogger from Delhi went to try out this innovative dish which has been added to their menu. Did he like it? Well, you need to watch the entire video to get the answer. By now, we have been a witness to several innovative dishes but vegetarian fish fry, this isn’t something that we have heard about before. So, Amar Sirohi of YouTube channel Foodie Incarnate visited this shop called Khanna Tandoori Junction in East Delhi and tried their one of kind dish - vegetarian fish fry.
In the now-viral video, the food blogger can be seen having a discussion with the shop owner who tells him how this vegetarian fish is made. The main ingredients include soybean and ginger garlic paste. It looks exactly like a fish but can it beat the taste of a real one? Well, Amar Sirohi thinks so. The food blogger loved this dish and recommended everyone to try it. “Overall jo taste aa raha hai who beyhaad badhiya hai. Pichle kuch mahino ki khai hui best dish hai ( The overall taste of the dish is very good. It is one of the best dishes I have tried out in a few months),” he said in the video.
Vegetarian fish fry is available for Rs 250 per piece.
Watch the video here:
However, the internet doesn’t seem quite impressed with this new innovation. Some of them are also not happy with the price. See some of the comments below:
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