When you're royalty, like Prince William and Kate Middleton, you probably have the chance to sample some of the world’s most exquisite cuisines. So, when it comes to picking a favorite, it’s not an easy task. But during a recent trip to Japan, as reported by Now to Love, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were presented with a Bento Box, and William revealed their top choice in a way that was both charming and endearing. And guess what? Their favorite food actually hails from Japan!
The royal couple received the Bento Box from a renowned chef named Akira. As they savored the seafood inside, they couldn’t help but express their admiration, saying it was "very impressive." William even added, “Thank you very much. My wife and I absolutely adore sushi. We might just have to come back here for lunch when no one else is around.” Can you imagine the exclusivity of a private sushi lunch for these two? It’s like they're giving us a peek into their personal tastes and preferences, making them feel more human and relatable.
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A Royal Rule: No Shellfish
Now, here’s something interesting. According to Now to Love, while William and Kate may have a deep love for sushi, there's a royal rule that restricts them from indulging in shellfish. The reason? There’s a higher risk of food poisoning, which is something they simply can't afford. So, even though they love sushi, they have to be cautious about what they eat. It just goes to show that being a royal comes with its own set of dietary rules, doesn’t it?
But when Kate and William aren’t savoring sushi or other delicacies at Kensington Palace, they often opt for takeout. During a quick chat with BBC Radio 1, they revealed that curry is their go-to fast food choice. Kate mentioned how challenging it can be for her family to order out due to their Palace residence, so they usually send someone out to fetch their meals. It’s fascinating to see how even royals adapt to the simple pleasures of takeout, just like the rest of us.
