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Korean vlogger tries gulab jamun for the first time in India, her reaction goes viral

The viral video shows Korean vlogger Kelly having gulab jamun on the streets.

Korean woman tries gulab jamun in viral video (Image source: @kelly_korean/Instagram)

With rich flavours and aromas, Indian cuisine has something for everyone. The Internet has seen a surge in Korean vloggers and tourists visiting India, trying new foods. A video of a Korean woman, Kelly, tasting gulab jamun—a popular dessert Indian dessert––for the first time has grabbed eyeballs on social media.

The viral video shows Kelly holding a bowl with a gulab jamun. “Why is it so big?” she asks the vendor in the video, and then says, “It’s warm, soft, and creamy.” She goes on to take a bite of the sweet and says, “Wow! I really like it. This is Indian dessert? I love it.”

“I Really Like Gulab Jamun,” the caption of the viral post read.

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The video garnered nearly two million views. Several social media users extended love to Kelly for trying Indian dishes in her YouTube videos. A user wrote. “She’s too cute and sweet.” Another user commented, “Kelly so innocent and brave..she’s fun to watch.”

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“Indians have a big heart hence food made with love is big,” a third user said. “Best face expression after one bite,” another user commented.

Earlier, a video of Kelly trying pani puris during her time in Pakistan went viral.

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