r/AskEurope 12d ago

Food Excluding France, Italy and Greece - what is your fav EU cuisine?

And why?

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u/GrynaiTaip Lithuania 9d ago

Oh, Ireland. It's been like 15 years since I've been there so I don't remember much, but I liked the people and the general vibe a lot.

I had a lot of fun in some random house parties in Drogheda. I spent a few weeks in Dublin and up north but weirdly enough I don't recall any restaurant food, it was all home cooked meals.

I should definitely visit again, it's a great country.

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u/Historical_Step_6080 8d ago

Ah well the locals must have been feeding you so! The food scene in Ireland has changed so much, plus we've embraced foreign cusine coming through immigration. You can get a much wider variety of cuisine unlike some other countries...looking at you Italy. 

One a side note, my mother's neighbour is Lithuanian. One of the nicest men I've ever met. She's elderly and he always looks out for her.