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Of all the reasons to leave America, Thanksgiving dinner wouldn’t be one of them. For those expatriates longing for a traditional turkey dinner and a nap that’s sure to follow, here is a small list of restaurants serving Thanksgiving dinner outside the USA.
Harry’s New York Bar – Paris, France
Open since 1911, Harry’s is an institution in Paris. Word on the street is that they make a heck of a Bloody Mary.
What to expect: A hearty brunch of pumpkin soup, rotisserie turkey in bourbon, coleslaw, yams, cranberries, pecan pie, etc. California wine is also served. Tables must be held with a deposit of €48 (about $71).
T.Y. Harbor Brewery – Tokyo
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T.Y. Harbor is a restaurant and brewery on the Tokyo waterfront. They cook up primarily American cuisine and brew their own beer.
What to expect: Roast turkey with stuffing, corn chowder and all the fixings, plus pumpkin tart for dessert. ¥ 4000 (about $45)
Bodean’s – London, England
Bodean’s is known for their ribs and BBQ. Owner Andre Blais wanted to bring a restaurant to London that felt like Kansas City.
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What to expect: A Kansas City styled Thanksgiving menu going for £18.95 (about $32).
Kansas – Buenos Aires, Argentina
Highly rated all over the web, Kansas is another restaurant looking to bring the feel of Kansas to another country. Why? Who knows.
What to expect: Turkey, stuffing, cranberries, vegetables and pecan pie for 58 pesos (about $15).
The Orchard – Beijing, China
The Orchard is said to be a garden paradise right in the middle of a growing part of Beijing. The restaurant is known for its healthy cuisine and using ingredients grown in its garden.
What to expect: Roasted turkey, stuffing and all classic trimmings for 220 rmb (about $32).
Bourbon St.
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Bourbon Street is an American owned and operated Cajun/Creole styled restaurant. Expats give it rave reviews on the comfort food tip.
What to expect: A Thanksgiving buffet serving anything you could crave for 899 baht (about $27).
Malone’s American Cafe – Shanghai, China
Known for its pub style food, Malone’s is your typical sports bar (except it’s located in China).
What to expect: Large Thanksgiving dinner for 300 rmb (about $43) per person.
Do you have insider tips about the best Thanksgiving dinners around the world? Feel free to share them in the comments, although we’d appreciate it if you don’t explain what a giblet is.
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That first image is so creepy
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Cool places. I once spent Thanksgiving alone in Germany. I took myself out to eat and the cook made pumpkin soup for me.
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There is also Momma Norma Y Deborah in Ixtapa Mexico. Deborah cooks up a full on Thanksgiving dinner.
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Sweet, now I’m craving turkey din din. That first picture? TERRIFYING.
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Ew…. that top picture is… disturbing. lol!
It’s not hard to get all the raw materials for Thanksgiving here in France. Turkey seems quite popular, although I’m not sure I’ve seen a whole one. If we do Thanksgiving, I’ll do our own from scratch. Thanksgiving is about enjoying time w/family, not just (semi) nice food.
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Several restaurants in Prague served Thanksgiving meal with Red, Hot & Blues probably having the best spread. But, much more fun was finding a turkey and cooking it up with your friends. We would have Thanksgiving meals of 25-30 people of all nationalities, epitomizing the community element of the holiday. Right now we’re searching for a place to celebrate Thanksgiving in Bolivia…a bit more difficult. Think we’ll have to cook it ourselves.
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I found a couple places in Prague that were said to serve Thanksgiving dinner, although I could not find any substantial evidence on their website’s so I couldn’t use them. Buffalo Bills was one of them.
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This is great! While traveling, I loved seeing the overlap of cultures. Very interesting to see and hear about this overlap!
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Great list! I spent Thanksgiving in Prague this year & had an incredible turkey dinner at the Globe Cafe. Definitely the place to be if you were celebrating turkey day in Prague!
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That turkey is EFFING freaky!
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