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You will find kitchens in other countries can be one of the best games of travel, and it's a great way to better feel the country's culture. But the Americans who traveled abroad for a long time will probably be able to relate to the feeling of evil in the country, especially when it comes to food. So, it can be comforting to turn to more recognizable meal options, such asAmerican chain restaurants.

If you want something familiar - like aMoccrac or oneFrappuccino-You could find a comfort in one of these fast food restaurants. They could look like the actual thing at first sight, but after a quick inspection, you will see that there is something slightly on many of these American institutes abroad, such as Café Mash Donald's or Sunbucks. Here are some of the funniest Fast Food Restaurants.

China is home to many models of harmony modeled after famous American chains. The logo for the KFD, for example, presents a person who looks a lot like Colonel Sanders, except that the goatee is missing and his bow tie is a little more pronounced. Based onThe fans of photos shared on social mediaThis seems that KFD serves KFC's signature dish:fried chicken. It may not be the original - and we are still not sure what D means - but KFD looks pretty "good" Lickin "good" anyway.

At first glance, the yellow and red logo of this restaurant Kazakhstan could easily be confusedMcDonalds Golden arches. This is not the real deal, even if the hamburger and fries in the window look remarkably similar. And it's alsonot to be confused with the famous annotated restaurant in the same way UK,McDoner, which serves pizzas, hamburgers, wraps and chocolate cake, to name a few.

The red and white design of these KKFC buckets will be closer to a little familiar. Instead of simulating a colonel Sanders, however, this restaurant-KKFC based in Nepal is located at Fried Krispy Krunchy chicken, gone with a bird logo on their food containers. Really fluid.

This Iraqi Kurdistan of McDonald is so popular that heAt his own page Wikipedia. According to the Wiki entrance, Madonal serves "Big Macks", which certainly does not sound like the name ofMcDonald's signature article of anything. Apparently, he sells 1,000 hamburgers a day on average!

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I wonder if they give free slurpes today 🤔 # 7twelve #TheyTried #Fiji @Slurpee

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Why settle for 7-eleven when you can go to 7- twelve instead? Based on this picture of what seems to be a Fiji-based establishment, it looks like the convenience store sells fast sandwiches to do and whatever the egg sausage.

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Impressive it's Starbu ... Oh no it's not. Lol #bethlehem #palestine #notstarbucks #starbucksknockofoffe

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If you put an ampersand in the name, is it still a copyright infringement? This Palestinian cafe seems definitely inspired by Starbucks - even theCircular green logo is similar to Starbucks'.

At least, this place has chosen to go with a pallet of pink and blue colors, rather than directly imitating the donuts of the rose and Orange One Dunkin ', is recognized for. The Nuremberg, Germany, Shop finally changed its name forCrazy donuts and has since closed. Maybe they should have gone with orange.

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The @nytimes reports on #Mashdonalds (http://nyti.ms/1kjnosf), an Iranian #knockoff of @mcdonalds serving sandwiches and falafel. "In 1994, a brave Iranian entrepreneur sought to open an official franchise of the Giant Hamburger in Tehran", TIO reports. "After two days, the restaurant site was burned and the judiciary exceeded the decision of the Ministry of Health that had allowed the restaurant to open." If I had called my restaurant McDonald's, I would visit the Hard-Liners "the owner of the Mash Donald said, wearing a red ceiling embroidered with a Mr. 'so my son advised me to go for Mash Donald's', he said. "It sounds the same thing."

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Iranian restaurant Mash Donald's some are very similar to his American counterpart, right? There areNo McDonald's in IranIt's as close as people can get to the "real" thing.

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This Knock-Off of Tehran has just changed a letter in the title of the original restaurant, but they have added a very elegant red Fedora in the logo to match. We must admit that pizza looks a lot like Pizza hut 'S just with a lot more dill, it appears.