International cuisine

Three fish and chip places listed in Paris by google. 

Is fish and chips English cuisine . ET ???.  After all, fish and chips are served extensively in Wales, Ulster and Scotland 

K 

And England, and Kernow. 

Micky. If you'd said British Cuisine I might have come up with something like L'Entente which serves Shepherds Pie. But why anyone wants their home food when abroad always puzzles me...

Actually, talking of Cornwall, pasties might go down well "over there" especially in cold weather. 

Not too much heritage in UK. First ever recorded F&C shop was 1863 opened by an immigrant in London.

I suppose we could look out for a Prince Charles Groussaka over there or a Pheasant Crumble?  Strange isn't it, a lot of our favourite food has a mixed heritage but at least we are very well known as Les Rosbif. I'm sure you can get that in some Paris bistros.

Have not us Brits taken on foreign cuisine to a far greater extent than many other countries? No doubt due to our mix of nationalities and TV chefs have had an influence on this.

David 

Yes I blame the Vikings David and all those one pot meals. 

Yes, we Brits have always been a multicultural lot and ours is probably the original fusion cuisine. Afterall, those 'Norsemen' from Britany in 1066 had quite an influence as did their forbears from Scandinavia and those others from Saxony. (Not necessarily in that order) and then the rest of those influences from further afield too came along.

We did once have an Indian curry in Paris in a proper Indian Restaurant! As the proprietor was originally from West Bromich I count that as British.