Bloomberg thinks ‘Best’ Indian food is the world is in NYC, sparks internet outrage
Team Udayavani, Jul 26, 2021, 11:27 AM IST
Bloomberg Business has landed itself in huge trouble for putting up a hot take. They shared a story about how ‘an enterprising chef-restaurateur duo upends long-held dining wisdom,’ in US’ New York City, mentioned in the tweet that “The world’s best Indian food is in New York City.”
The world's best Indian food is in New York City https://t.co/KEuhmGEoUz
— Bloomberg (@business) July 24, 2021
The tweet came off as a little tone-deaf and many linked it to ‘New York Now Has Better Indian Food Than London.’ What appeared problematic were some paragraphs into the article written by an Indian journalist, Bobby Ghosh, are the lines, “For now, know there is nothing like it in London or even New Delhi.”
Indians didn’t take this well and below is how they reacted.
Bloomberg knows Indian food as much as Vanity Fair knows about stock market. https://t.co/aooEKkYovm
— the exDem and exRepub 🇮🇳🇺🇸 (@joysamcyborg) July 26, 2021
One suspects Paradise in Hyderabad would like a word. https://t.co/0WYDa2biGb
— Alan Cornett (@alancornett) July 25, 2021
https://twitter.com/Frankisalegend1/status/1419372736774815745
How low does your IQ have to be to say something this stupid? https://t.co/PrpWZl7iTt
— Harsh (@harshsxm) July 25, 2021
And the world's best Anglosphere supremacists and American exceptionalists are in India. https://t.co/wRFMeEpuSN
— Ruchir Sharma (@ruchirsharma_1) July 25, 2021
globalisation was literally the worst https://t.co/YlZnb7UAUE
— shay (@wolvenglade) July 25, 2021
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