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It's also true the other way around: I am 100% sure that if I enter an Exotic restaurant in Belgium, that what I will get is something that has been "tweaked" t
by toolslive 5y ago
It's also true the other way around: I am 100% sure that if I enter an Exotic restaurant in Belgium, that what I will get is something that has been "tweaked" to suite Belgian taste buds.
- oauea 5y agoYou're completely missing the point. You won't see many non-Americans go to another country, then demand the bastardized versions of local dishes.
- sidlls 5y agoAs an American who goes to restaurants in America in heavily tourist populated areas, I can assure you that you are hilariously wrong. Non-americans are not superior in any way to Americans in this regard (and many others).
- dagw 5y agoI take it you have never seen British or German tourists in Spain.
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- zenexer 5y agoI live in an area of the US with lots of Asian and European tourists, and they do exactly what you claim they don’t do. Is it really an issue, though? As long as they’re nice, I find their impression of my culture to be more fascinating than anything.
- long_time_gone 5y agoAnd yet, you can find California rolls in Japan.
- pwinnski 5y agoThis is VERY incorrect. I've seen visitors from Europe and Asia do this many, many, many times.