'enjoy exquisite' versus 'enjoy explicit'

[Lolita]

English Language Proficiency Tests, Advanced Level

ESL/EFL Test #128 "Culinary delights", question 6

Hong Kong has to be one of the few places on the planet where you can enjoy ......... cuisine and service at relatively reasonable prices.

(a) exquisite
(b) explicit
(c) expletive
(d) explosive

English Language Proficiency Tests, Advanced Level

ESL/EFL Test #128 "Culinary delights", answer 6

Hong Kong has to be one of the few places on the planet where you can enjoy exquisite cuisine and service at relatively reasonable prices.

Correct answer: (a) exquisite

Your answer was: incorrect
Hong Kong has to be one of the few places on the planet where you can enjoy explicit cuisine and service at relatively reasonable prices.
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don't you think "explicit" could fit too?

Lolita

[Conchita]

'Explicit' means 'straightforward/clear': we gave him explicit instructions; she was quite explicit (she spoke very plainly). Therefore, I'm afraid you can't use the term to describe a style of cooking.

[Kati Svaby]

Hello,
Many thanks to Conchita that she explained to us the "explicit". I really sorry that she left this course.
Exquisit= (as a new word for me, I would like to write what I had looked up.
Exquisit(adj)=
1. Extremly beautiful or carefully made: exquisite craftsmanship
2.(of a feeling) strongly felt ; syn:acute: exquisite pain/pleasure
3.(formal) delicate and sensitive: The room was decorated in exquisie taste./ an exquisite sense of timing

I think its synonyms in this text can be: excellent first class, top quality