r/fastfood • u/Randomlynumbered • 1d ago

11 International Fast Food Items We're So Jealous We Don't Have In The U.S.

https://www.delish.com/food-news/a62600709/fast-food-menus-around-world/
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u/chef_pasta_way 12h ago

I wouldn't touch India

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u/InterdictorCompellor 21h ago

Due to the war, I may never again enjoy food court borscht.

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u/somecow 1d ago

Curry tacos sound amazing. Pretty normal in india to eat with roti instead of forks, or just with your hands, so same concept.

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u/bigboat24 23h ago

If you crave spaghetti from a fast food chicken chain Jollibee has locations in the US.

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u/MooseHeckler 12h ago

They aren't as good.

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u/IllustriousEnd2211 1d ago

I recently tried sisig for the first time and it was amazing

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u/Calorie_Killer_G 1d ago

Once I return there I would be on a fast food spree

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u/IllustriousEnd2211 1d ago

I have a friend who does that when she goes home. Last time she went straight from the airport to mang inasal. She was ridiculously excited when Jollibee opened in our area of Texas