3 ms·
Often not good? Where? The French do care about food, it's not a stereotype. I live in Germany and most people here don't really mind having a company restaura
by hocuspocus 10y ago
Often not good? Where?
The French do care about food, it's not a stereotype. I live in Germany and most people here don't really mind having a company restaurant that's "good enough", or don't mind not having a hot meal for dinner. The French (and a few other nationalities) really do, and put more effort and money into eating properly.
- anothercomment 10y agoMaybe not in the restaurants, but in private life. For example, when I went there as an exchange pupil, I lived with a family that had potato crisps as a side dish. If you come to Paris as a tourist, of course you can also stumble into a lot of bad restaurants that are just looking to rip of tourists. Of course good stuff also exists.
- reacweb 10y agoAs a french, I think that "potato crisps as a side dish" is a good idea when receiving a young child. In schools, childs often refuse to eat vegetables and prefer to choose french fries. When receiving a foreigner, I will ask for his taste before deciding the menu.