Food And Restaurants That Non-Americans Think Are Too Exotic (20 pics)

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I just wanna try the red lobster cheddar bay biscuits

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Not really a restaurant but NY pizza any kind. Also the deli places, sh*t looks amazing.

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In-n-out, I want to see if all this hype is actually worth it or just a scam

Not exactly a restaurant, but a hotdog cart/stand. The ones you see in detective tv shows, where they discuss about whatever case they are working on, while ordering a hotdog without ever eating it.

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I was an exchange student in high school and also hosted multiple. All from Germany. All of them had an obsession with Wendy’s. I drove them after school every day. They also took like 5 pound bags of skittles home from Costco and found the place to be astonishing. They kept calling it the food IKEA.

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The casa bonita, because South park.

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As an Australian, Outback Steakhouse. I have no idea what its about, how they represent the outback, we don't call things a steakhouse here. I'm intrigued.

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Popeye‘s. Only one in Germany is located in Ramstein airbase and not accessible for us puny mortals.

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Charles E. Cheese gourmet pizzeria

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Waffle House. Driven by them a thousand times, never got a chance to drop in.

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This isn’t a restaurant, but Taco Bell

Just any old fashioned road diner. I can't wait for my trip around the country and the diner stops.

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Golden Corral, as an experience.

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Not sure if a restaurant but I'd love to try some authentic Louisiana cooking.

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I would like to visit a target

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On a few trips venturing into the southern states I always looked forward to breakfast at Cracker Barrel!

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The Cheescake Factory. In my mind it's like Willy Wonka but for cheesecakes.

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Is there a place called Bojangles with the best fried chicken, they say, in the land?

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Alinea, Le Bernardin, The French Laundry, Quince, Per Se, and Zahav.