[butisaidsudo]

Me too! I spent Christmas there many years ago, and every person I talked to asked:

1. Are you going back home for Christmas?

2. No? Oh are you going to get a Christmas cake from KFC?

I was like, Christmas cake? And why KFC specifically? My confusion confused them just as much. Maybe they later thought it was because I was Canadian so it must just be an American thing.

[cbhl]

The reverse version of this is pretty sobering: Japanese or Chinese person makes it to Canada, and excitedly goes to the nearest KFC or McDonald's, and gets culture shock from how run-down it is. Especially if they're downtown in a big city.

It makes you want to drive them two hours out to a small-town fast-food restaurant to show them that indeed, a clean and tidy KFC/McDonald's does exist somewhere in America.

[longstation]

KFC in China tastes better than ones in America, probably just my taste.

[lozaning]

It has always tasted the same to me, once you'd scraped off the double dollop of mayo they seem to put on the Chinese version of everything.

[Aperocky]

It even had spring rolls and porridge when I was there.