The DPRK is a chronically food-insecure country. It's never going to produce enough food to feed itself without massively overhauling its agricultural system,

one of the worst hospital scenes I have seen in my 20 years of doing humanitarian relief.

I really liked German food. And it's very clean... It's a very clean country. They kind of get rid of the waste really well... the garbage.

The big curry boom started 30 years ago and curry has almost become a staple food in this country. We now have British parents who have eaten curry all their adult life exposing their children to it at a very young age. It's not surprising they love it; it's the best food there is.

I was happy they opened over here because it's the only place that has food from my country.

In my country, we don't mix sweet stuff and salty stuff in food. Here you could put honey on chicken, we don't do that. We find that disgusting. I liked it; I like turkey with cranberry sauce. For us it's something, we can't accept it. When I tried it, it became my favorite.