How does Chinese restaurants in spain adapt their menu to Spanish customers taste ?
Chinese are very much adaptable to every environment. When they
are in America, they adopt the taste of Americans. When they serve
food in European countries, they quickly change the style and
making the process according to the taste of the community.
The Chinese restaurants in Spain rarely serve the original spicy
Chinese delicious foods. They evolve the taste according to the
taste of the native people of Spain. They offer dishes that will
never be seen in China.
They offer fried rice, chop suey, spring rolls but with different
ingredients. These restaurants serve a lower number of varieties of
Chinese food. Also, the quality and cost are more economical in
these restaurants in Spain.
Chinese restaurants in this country never offer to the customer
knock-you-off-your-feet stews, for instance, grill pork lungs in
Spain as they don’t want to offend their customers. As Spanish
people are not habituated with spicy foods, regular Chinese
restaurants minimize to put the spicing ingredients within the
menu.
Employees of these restaurants communicate with their customers in
Spanish languages. Some of these restaurants also hire local
Spanish people as employees to enhance relationships with their
customers.
How does Chinese restaurants in spain adapt their menu to Spanish customers taste ?
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