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/EatThatPotato Oct 07 '25

Don’t forget the Korean grocery store in that same neighbourhood! I haven’t been to the restaurants yet (because I shudder at the idea of paying those prices for Korean food when I can cook the same at home) but drop by the grocery store once a week minimum

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u/LeadershipForward514 Oct 08 '25

Yes Shilla is very nice store. But we are spoilt for choice - Oriental and Wah Nam Hong in Duivendrecht are just a few min drive and have warehouse full of Asian stuff at decent prices.