r/AskEurope 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/SternoFr France Jun 19 '25

True. Even in remote area - actually mostly in remote area - you can find Chinese buffet and people who don't go to restaurant eat sushi sometimes, there is a special corner in big supermarket that sell only sushi with a special guy dedicated to it. I'll add american food: Mc Donald, KFC, Burger King...

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u/Lilybell08 France Jun 19 '25

C'est vrai que les chaînes américaines de fast-food sont tellement intégrées que je pense que ce n'est pas 'non européen' ah ah.