Rap star AJ Tracey spotted trying out infamous spice bag in Dublin
Xian Street Food, based on South Anne Street, took to their social media saying it wasn't the Londoner's first time trying out their spice bag.
'AJ Tracey tried our spice bag once… Then came back for round two,' they wrote.
'We're calling it: certified. What's stopping YOU?'
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