Do you think there would be a big demand for poutine in your

>>77026304
probably

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Japanese-style poutine.

there is one poutine place in my city, haven't tried it it though

>>77026425
is it usually busy?

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Mcdonalds and several other chains have tried promotional "cheesy fries" a few months ago - from the looks of it they were not successful

>>77026466
Not that busy but I do occasionally see people in there. I should probably try it out.

>>77026304
probably not

>>77026757
Just checked them out by google and apparently it is quite popular. Run by some Canadian guy from Vancouver.

>>77027228
>>77026757
what is it called?

>>77026304
no, we already have chips and gravy, can't improve on that

>north americans think adding more ingredients always makes something better

don't get this logic, it's rarely true

no, stop posting this shit. also, nuke quebec.

>>77027246
Skwiiki Canadian Poutine Company

>>77026304
Looks like chips with some maple syrup poured all over.

>>77026304
Cheese and chips is very popular here so poutine might be a big hit.

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>>77026304
we've been putting white cheese and ketchup on fries since forever.

>>77026304
No, sorry. It'd nice to try it, but I don't think people here would prefer this over our own Dutch/Belgian food.