When you dine out, do you look for your native food?

IF you have ever noticed no 2 people can make a dish exactly the same. I can mkae the SAME dish and depending on how i put it together during the preparation and cooking , will depend on the final taste. So it might be fun to see when you order your native food how many slightly different tastes it can have. who knows, you might even like one of them. The other issue is that when you plan on going out for dinner, it should be an experience. So you should plan on a different restaurant with different cuisines. Sometimes I go to sushi, or A BBQ Pit, lobster, Japanese. Chinese etc.

Hi,friend, Of course,if I alone outside,when I was in the foreign country meet the taste of hometown,I'll have a cordial feeling.But to tell you the truth,L compare the expect other countries food.I am the people who like try,and if you eat the hometown taste food in another foreign country.You won't feel boring,will you?Haha~ Good luck,have a nice day!

Hello Hexebella, when we dine out, as we are in our home country, we look to dine in a "homely" place. I like to feel that home taste. Blessings!... Dainy

When eat at a restaurant I always try to find some food that I have never tried before, because I love to eat new kinds of food and food from other countries. I can eat my native food in my home or when I visit my family or my friends, and I eat my native food quite often so I think it is really nice to eat something different when I visit a restaurant. In the city where I grew up there are many international restaurants, and I love to visit them and eat food from China, Thailand, India, Mexico, Indonesia, Turkey etc. I am going to visit London in the future and I plan on visiting restaurants where I will be able to eat food from the Phillippines, Malaysia and South Korea, because there are no restuarants from those countries in my own country.

Hi, When there is a chance for me to dine out, I don't have any specific term whether to look for my native food or other cuisine. As long as the food is delicious and unique, I may give them a try. I love to try different kind of cuisine. Although I am mostly eating Asian food,but I don't mind to eat other cuisine like Indian food,italian food,spanish food and etc. I do hope I will have a chance to travel to overseas countries and try their food and snacks. Everytime when I watched those travel channel,they introduced different kind of food from different countries,they look so delicious and It make me feel like visiting the countries to try their food and enjoy the nice view.

Hi Hexebella, When I go out to eat, the last thing I want to choose is food that I can cook at home. For me, the whole point of going out to dine is to sample different foods, tastes and flavours. I love eating Mexican and Italian foods but I think my favourite style food is Asian, either Thai or Chinese.

Oh no if I asked for our native food they would serve up kangaroo and emu and heaven knows what else, and I think that is disgusting, I would prefer to go Thai or chinese

Hi! I would also prefer to taste a cuisine other than native cuisine because I can always get native cuisine in my city. When I am in a different city, I would like to get the feel of special food particular to that city.

I seldom order something that I know how to cook, when I dine out, I would rather having something that I don't know how to make at home. It is okay to have native food though.

I love eating different cuisines.I love Italian food.I love pasta and seafood.it will really depend on my mood on what I want to eat.sometime I;m in the mood for pasta.sometimes I'm the mood for seafood.sometimes I'm in the mood for sweets and skip main course altogether.I go straight to desserts.

Usually no. I quite like cuisines from other parts of the world, as well as trying new dishes. So I prefer other types of food, rather than the one I am used to.

Of course, I don't eat what i usually eat in our house or in our country. You are in other country to explore what they got and eat what they eat, in short to experience their culture.

Nope. I am a Filipino and we cook our native food almost everyday that sometimes you are not really excited to eat anymore because your taste buds are just so tired eating the same food all over again (not that I am complaining though). So if we have the chance to dine out I always see to it that I eat something different like Japanese food (my fave). :)