TV presenter Narinder Kaur complains that there is ‘only Italian food on Sicily’

TV presenter Narinder Kaur has led to a debate after complaining about the lack of ‘international cuisine’ options during her recent trip to Sicily.

Used to go to x, before TwitterThe Big Brother star pronounced panel member, 52, said she had eaten ’19 species of pasta ‘and’ the same pizza over and over again ‘during her seven-day holiday to the Mediterranean Sea Island.

Narinder confesses that they ‘kill for a samosa or curry’, asked: “Why is international cuisine so scarce here?”

The British TV star accompanied her tweet with a large portion of tomato paste with cheese, while the person opposite was enjoying a Margherita pizza.

She added: ‘I think Molly Mae was immediately. And before you all say – India Is just all Indian food – not true – they offer all kinds of international dishes … “

Reality star Molly Mae Hague previously moaned that the Food she was served During her visit to Venice was’ shocking ‘and wrote:’ It is meant as the home of pizza and pasta and I really can’t see how! Foreign. Even this ice was grim. ‘

Just like the former Love Island star, Narinder did not seem impressed by the pizza and pasta dishes she was served.

Narinder revealed that she eventually managed to get part of the fish during a visit to Taormina, but remained disappointed about what was available.

‘Had to go completely chic to eat fresh fish and it was faint. Sorry, “she wrote on X.

She added: ‘I’m sorry if this makes you all upset. I think Italy is stylish and extremely beautiful. People dress so well and are beautiful … but eating is bland.

“We dared. Tryed tourist traps and recommended and it is all so boring, my body is desperately looking for Indian food or just something with taste.

Sicily is beautiful … people extremely stylish … food is meh. ”

Narinder’s messages have since become viral on social media and have received more than a million views on X alone on X – and people were left unbelieving.

One person said, “Imagine going to Italy and complain about the * checks notes * quantity of Italian food.”

Another wrote: ‘You probably do something wrong. It sounds like you eat with typical tourist traps. Italian food is not only pizza and pasta; It is also meat, fish and the best desserts in the world. Pasta is just a starter. Pizza is more an option for street food. ‘

A third said: ‘She complains that the food in Sicily … is Italian. Seriously, “while a fourth joke concluded:” I bet she puts pineapple on pizza. ‘

Others, however, agreed with the point that Narinder made and said, ‘The most overrated, boring kitchen on the planet is Italian. It is food for 9 -year -olds. ‘

A second agreed: ‘I love Italy and Italian food. That said – it is the least diverse country when it comes to food options. If you want something other than Italian, the options are limited and often bad. ‘

On Instagram, Narinder shared videos of themselves enjoying local markets and cafés and, despite not enjoying the food, she confessed that she worshiped the views and the style of the country.

She wrote: “Sicily was absolutely breathtaking, from the picturesque side streets to the picturesque lanes and our beautiful villa.”

Speaking with her followers about her Instagram stories, she added: “One thing I really love of Sicily. Every vacation I continue, I am always the one who is overdressed and I like to dress well.

‘But here, in Sicily, in Italy, women bring it – and the men – they are so stylish! People are dressed so much, as if they were dressed all day for Royal Ascot or the races. That is one thing that I really appreciate here. ‘

After she left her villa on Monday morning, she said: ‘Goodbye Italy, your stylish atmosphere is impressive, but I am not sold on the hype. A day or two is enough for me … ”

The TV star often has led to controversy with her unfiltered tirades – especially when it comes to comments about the royal family.

On a memorial Sunday she caused an angry reaction from royal fans after she said Kate Middleton has ‘so outdated’ when the princess of Wales returned to royal tasks after her battle with cancer.

She was previously very supported for Meghan and even claimed that her and Prince Harry were expressed by the royal family who were ‘jealous’.

Narinder, who came in ninth place in Big Brother in 2001, is extremely stubborn and often ends up in heated debates.

She supported Lily Allen when the singer said that having children ‘has ruined her career. ‘

Mrs. Kaur said: ‘I want to give Lily Allen a pat on the back because she was completely honest. I think she has activated many mothers who believe this myth that you can have it all – that is not possible. ‘

The TV personality has that too Take out for celebrities in the past, including JK Rowling about her gender -critical views.

Referring to a Sarcastic Mother’s Day -Tweet: ‘Happy Birthing Parent Day, she said:’ From all the ways in which Rowling could have used her star status to make a difference in the world, she chose for it Choose a tiny percent of an already very demonized group of people. So sad. ‘

However, she is not the only one who has been disappointed by a trip to Italy or Sicily.

In April, an American woman came under fire after the criticism of a small town on the coast of Amalfi for having too many ‘loud tourists’ and ‘no authentic’ restaurants.

Content Creator Keri, who comes from the United States, but currently works in Poland, said she is hunting for ‘all unique places’ during her time in Europe.

However, she was not impressed during her visit to Positano and said that ‘influencers’ lied over the Italian city.

Keri knew that followers would be ‘absolutely destroyed’ about her opinion about the place, but still claimed that Positano was not what she had expected.

“To start with, there were not many authentic restaurants, there wasn’t even a good gelato,” she said in a video on her Instagram, @kerimybags

“There was perhaps a good pizzeria and a good pasta spot, but most of them were chic and too expensive.”

Keri said that public transport in Positano, located on the coast of Amalfi, was bad and added: “You actually have to walk everywhere to make ends meet.”

Although she was an American citizen, Keri said that she found too many ‘loud American tourists’ in the city.