Cheese chicken at K Fry, and a hint that a country's food is good 🧀

At the pyramid mall, I wondered which shop to eat dinner at.

I asked AI and looked up popular shops.

It said that "K Fry," a Korean fried chicken shop in the mall, is popular.

When I went in, they said something in Korean, probably like "Welcome."

I ordered Korean cheese chicken.

You eat fried chicken coated with cheese.

First, they grill and melt the cheese in front of you.

Then the staff mixes the chicken and cheese together in front of you.

They did it very well, and it was really delicious.

Talking about this reminded me of something.

It seems there is a hint that tells you a country's food is delicious.

If there are restaurants of that country's food in many places, that is a sign its food is delicious.

For example, Japanese, French, Italian, Chinese, and Korean food is everywhere in the world, right?

It seems that means that country's food is delicious.

That is what it seems to be.

I think it was something a Japanese YouTuber living abroad said.

When you move abroad and worry, "Is the food there good?" or "What if the food does not suit me?"

One hint is whether you see that country's food in Japan.

I remember it as a small piece of trivia.

After all, Korean food is all over the world, so Korean food is delicious.