Do you eat at immigrant restaurants?

[Tryggr]

Originally Posted by Mynydd

Oh yes! And if they lie to you, their nose will grow.

Europeans lie as well. Sad, but true.

But I get what you mean.

[Christabel]

Originally Posted by Mynydd

There are horror stories about Chinese restaurants, we don't have many Indian or Paki ones, and kebab houses are a rather new thing here. I've also heard not very nice stories about American burgers.

I stay away of all of that. Here we are lucky in that we have a large variety of regional cuisines restaurants, as well as local.

The only foreign food I eat is Japanese.

There thre three Kebaps Houses A street in Granada. Specially there is a street called "Pedro Antonio de Alarcón" in which i count I would find 20 Kebabs Houses. Same goes for Calle Elvira. Chinese restaurants, teterías and Lebanese restaurants are also the order of the day, mostly Chinese restaurants, every corner!

[Aptrgangr]

I was invited to a Spanish restaurant yesterday, I had grilled Merluccius with fried potatoes, salad, White bread with some sort of garlic mayo and a Catalan pudding.

[M.R.]

Many of those (European nationality-) restaurants aren't actually immigrant, there's a Spanish restaurant in Ljubljana too, I doubt that is an immigrant restaurant though...

[Rognvaldr]

We have Indian and Chinese restaurants here, at which I do not eat, more out of the fact I simply don't like the taste as opposed to racial or political reasons. Aside from our own cuisine, I'm fond of food from other Europeans (Italian, Greek, and the like), but many of the cooks and employees are blacks. Hygiene is in question, as well.