Photo Credit: DSF Marigold
By: Lewis Carlan
Cilantro, which is the leafy part of the coriander plant, is either hated or loved by the world’s population and there is no in-between. The plant has a taste that can make people nauseated or not nauseated, its as simple as that. Personally, I would burn all the cilantro in the world if I was able.
Marigold’s United National Champion and young ace Victoria Yuzuki was interviewed recently by Number Web, and the world finally learned, after all these years of wondering, what her opinion of cilantro was.
It began with Yuzuki revealing that she cooks more at home now and orders from Uber Eats less these days:
“I bought some prosciutto at the supermarket, chopped up some onions, soaked them in water, and made it myself. I’ve been cooking a lot lately. I’ve stopped using Uber Eats at home.”
Yuzuki was asked if she knew what arugula was, which she didn’t, and then the world got Yuzuki’s opinion on cilantro.
From Victoria Yuzuki:
“I don’t know what that is, but I can’t eat cilantro. It looks like a stink bug, doesn’t it? There was a little bit in my dan dan noodles. It felt like I was eating something I shouldn’t.”
One more time:
From Victoria Yuzuki:
“I don’t know what that is, but I can’t eat cilantro. It looks like a stink bug, doesn’t it? There was a little bit in my dan dan noodles. It felt like I was eating something I shouldn’t.”
Don’t Eat This, Throw It Away
I applaud Victoria Yuzuki as we both share a hatred for the despicable cilantro plant. I feel it should never be used as an ingredient for ANYTHING and the Marigold United National Champion Victoria Yuzuki apparently agrees.
Yuzuki is set to headline the upcoming Marigold GRAND DESTINY 2026 event on Oct. 24th at Ryogoku Kokugikan as she will put her United National Title on the line against Marigold Superfly Champion Mayu Iwatani and Marigold World Champion Miku Aono in a winner take all Triple Crown championship bout.
(All English quote translations via Deepl.com)
Date:
October 20, 2026
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