[lom]

This comment was so obviously written by someone with no clue before I even saw the username

[4wsn]

What, you don't enjoy German dining where the vast majority of restaurants serve food made in a factory? What an unsophisticated palette you have. /s

https://youtu.be/wzc_VNh42HM?si=ngrOt5nHsadPCRuR

[ChatGTP]

German food, great sandwiches, find me a better airport to eat in America than Munich?

[4wsn]

To be honest I never really compared airport food because I barely eat when traveling so I'll concede this one.

[ChatGTP]

Honestly this is what I meant by food culture.

Austin airport is ok, they have salt lick bbq, but that’s about the best thing I’ve had in an American airport.

In Spain recently I had one of the nicest Spanish ham and cheese sandwiches I can remember.

In the USA and Australia food feels more like a business, in my opinion in the flag ship European counties decent food is a right. Japan is similar too. When I’m in the USA I hang on review sites because it’s so hit and miss, in Tokyo or Barcelona I’ll happily just walk around and try random places.

[ChatGTP]

The best food in America is Mexican.