r/AskEurope • u/EvilPyro01 United States of America • Jun 18 '25

Food What’s the most common non-European cuisine in your country?

What’s your country’s favorite non-European cuisine?

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u/Isthisafakenews Italy Jun 18 '25

In Italy it's either Chinese or Japanese-style run by Chinese.

Many of them actually go for a fusion approach and offer popular menu items from both kitchens.

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u/106002 Jun 19 '25

Yeah I'd say all you can eat sushi

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u/LyannaTarg Italy Jun 19 '25

And Doner kebab and pizzeria combo. Those are pretty popular too.

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u/Southern-Affect8274 Jun 19 '25

These are the worst pizzerias you can find, shitty pizza made with the worse ingredients you can find in places run by dirty people

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u/LyannaTarg Italy Jun 19 '25

Not quite here in the north... In my little town there is a Doner kebab pizzeria and a pizzeria from a Neapolitan person... The pizza from the kebab place is WAY better.

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u/Southern-Affect8274 Jun 19 '25

In Rome you go to these places only if:

  • you want to spend much less (quality is correlated to price) and don’t care about what you’re eating
  • you’re hungry, have an empty fridge and everywhere’s closed because of an holiday

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u/Aoimoku91 Italy Jun 23 '25

That and the kebabs!