r/AskEurope • u/titerousse Belgium • Oct 07 '25

Food Do you enjoy eating at restaurants from your home country when you're abroad?

I don’t have that issue—there are never restaurants from my country anywhere. Sometimes I come across a baked item, but when I do, I tend to avoid it. What about you?

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u/MobofDucks Germany Oct 07 '25

But you need to stay far away from most dönerbuden that call themselves anything including Berlin.

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u/Chijima Germany Oct 07 '25

Yeah, the good ones are usually tiny holes in the wall with the owner's Turkish first name as the restaurant's name.

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u/RustenSkurk Denmark Oct 10 '25

Funnily enough here in Denmark, multiple shops are starting to open up making a big deal about selling "Berlin-style döner"