SA Reacts to Food Platter Proposal, Mzansi Shares Funny Comments: “I Would First Eat, Then Answer”

• A creative food-orientated proposal brought out the inner comedians of the people of Mzansi for its uniqueness
• A picture of the romantic gesture was posted on the restaurant, Chef Lala's Kitchen, on Facebook
• The out-of-the-box expression of the intention to marry has made South Africans put on their creative hats by sharing witty and funny comments

A delicious and unorthodox food proposal has got South Africans sharing hilarious and clever comments.

The proposal was shared online by Chef Lala's Kitchen, which has a moderate following on Facebook, with the caption:

"A man who proposes with a platter..."

The appetizing gesture of marriage shows a wooden tray decked-out a with an assortment of tasty-looking meat, which Happy Oscar Phiri, the smart man behind the proposal, commented on as well by saying:

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"Thank you for the hospitality and good food, I was scared she might say no."

The uniqueness of it all has got Mzansi bringing their A-game in terms of witty responses while applauding the man on his romantic creativity. See the funny comments below:

Malungila Mushanga said:

"I don’t have sense. I will eat the sauce written will you marry me, lol."

Sugar Plum Bae mentioned:

"He is clever. Some of us who love eating can say yes and realise later that the matter is serious."

Tina Chibuye commented:

"Ohh, so such men exist huh... My soulmate, hope you have seen this post."

Chisomo Nalumbwe shared:

"Going back home with a ring and a full stomach."

Mwa Mba Ndekela said:

"How can I refuse this when food is involved? Even if I don't love you, at least I'll love the food."

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Croudine Rama mentioned:

"The way I love eating, I would first eat, then answer at the end to have energy to say yes. You know females with sarcasm."

Dedicated man drives 4 hours to propose after doing long distance for 2 years, peeps' hearts melted

In another proposal-oriented story, Briefly News previously reported on a sweet woman who took to social media with a clip of her heartwarming proposal. Her man drove far to make it possible, and his efforts did not go unnoticed.

While long-distance relationships raise eyebrows as many do not believe they can work, when they do, they fill hearts with hope.

Source: Briefly News