What are the most popular foreign cuisines in your city? (home, unemployment)

[easthome]

Near me:
Indian
Chinese
Turkish
Italian
Thai
Mexican
Portugese

[BigCityDreamer]

Originally Posted by tcave360

Here in DC metro area, there are foreign cuisines that are prominent and popular (in no particular order):

Salvadorian
French
Italian
Thai
Vietnamese
Peruvian
Indian
Lebanese
Chinese
Ethiopian
Haitian
Jamaican
Dominican
Korean
Japanese
Greek
Persian/Iranian
Colombian
Afghani
English/British
Irish
Filipino
Singaporean
Malay
Moroccan
Mexican
Eritrean
Nigerian
Kenyan
Egyptian
Sudanese
Trini
Pakistani

Now this is a more extensive list than the one I posted.

Do you find most of these restaurants in Montgomery County, Maryland or Northern Virginia?

[NormadNYC]

Originally Posted by Chava61

You could also go the Flushing, Queens which has NYC's second (smaller) Chinatown.

I honeslty drive to the main chinatown because i actually feel like I'm in china for a mile, the people walking on the streets are all just Asian just like the feel, think i might go for some Russian food in the Russian village

[cmptrwlt]

Norway (Oslo)

My guess:

Italian
Spanish (tapas)
Indian
Chinese
Japanese (sushi)
French (mainly gourmet)
Norwegian (mainly sea food, Christmas food - like lutefisk)

[Chava61]

Originally Posted by NormadNYC

I honeslty drive to the main chinatown because i actually feel like I'm in china for a mile, the people walking on the streets are all just Asian just like the feel, think i might go for some Russian food in the Russian village

Well you might want to go to Rego Park, Queens for a Bukharian experience or to Brighton Beach/Sheepshead Bay in Brooklyn for an Odessan experience. Both are Russian speaking areas of people that came from different republics of former USSR and have different cuisines.

[belmont22]

Thai food and Mexican food I'd say. Also Middle Eastern food. Chinese food here in Portland is exceptionally bad sadly.

[Asianprettyy]

No suprise as most Australians do not like British & Irish cuisine, they love the other cuisines.

Originally Posted by The Postman

In Perth, Western Australia they would be:

Not including American style fast food like McDonald's...

1. Italian/Chinese
3. Indian
4. Thai
5. Vietnamese
6. Malaysian/Singaporean
7. Indonesian
8. French
9. German/Spanish/American/other

As you can see, Asian food dominates...

[The Postman]

Originally Posted by Asianprettyy

No suprise as most Australians do not like British & Irish cuisine, they love the other cuisines.

I forgot Japanese as no 2 or even equal first now! Seriously, there are too many sushi/Japanese places...

I often see little kids eating raw fish...certainly a big no no for me at that age...

[The Postman]

Originally Posted by Asianprettyy

No suprise as most Australians do not like British & Irish cuisine, they love the other cuisines.

A lot of British cuisine like meat pies, roast dinners, fish'n'chips isn't even really seen as British just Australian though.

[Natsku]

I completely forgot that my city has a Chinese restaurant/take away as well as the kebab place, so thats two foreign cuisines in my city now
I never see anyone in there though so not sure how popular it is.