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Tunis hosts Korean 'K-Street Food Day' to boost cultural exchange

From La Presse · () French

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  • The Korean Embassy in Tunisia is hosting a 'K-Street Food Day' event in Tunis.
  • The event aims to introduce Korean cuisine and food culture, fostering cultural exchange.
  • Activities include tastings, a Gimbap workshop, and a cultural quiz, with registration required by September 13, 2026.

Tunis is set to host 'K-Street Food Day,' a cultural and gastronomic event organized by the Embassy of the Republic of Korea. This initiative aims to introduce the public to Korean cuisine and food culture, thereby strengthening cultural exchanges between Korea and Tunisia.

The event, announced on the embassy's official Facebook page, is part of broader efforts to promote Korean culture. It offers Tunisian attendees an interactive opportunity to experience various aspects of Korean daily life and gastronomy. The day is designed to combine tasting, learning, and entertainment for enthusiasts of Korean food and culture.

Attendees can look forward to sampling Korean street food, participating in a hands-on workshop to prepare Gimbap, a well-known Korean dish, and testing their knowledge with a cultural quiz focused on Korean gastronomy. Those interested in attending must register in advance via a dedicated online form by the deadline of September 13, 2026.

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