BRUSSELS, Jan 28 — With more than 14 international restaurants per 1,000 inhabitants, Brussels offers a wide enough choice to ensure that foodies never get bored at dinner. It’s particularly rich in choices for diners seeking out French, Italian and American cuisine.
Because it’s Brussels that comes in first for diversity of cuisines offered. According to a study by the Remitly payment service, the Belgian capital has more than 2,700 so-called international restaurants. By identifying the number of restaurants in each of the 200 cities studied, based on the TripAdvisor database, the types of cuisine served can also be identified. And it seems that Brussels has the richest offering when it comes to Italian, French and American dishes, excluding of course the native countries of these cuisines.
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