Here Are What Costco Food Court Items Look Like Around The World

Not only does Canada’s Costco food court sell plain fries, but it also sells the poutine version — a tray of fries with salty, vegetable-based gravy and mozzarella curds.

Australia’s Costco food court features bánh mì, a Vietnamese roll made with your choice of either chicken or pork and veggies like shredded carrots.

Costco is famous for its chicken bake, and Korean Costcos offer their own take that once used bulgogi beef. Today, it uses pork, Swiss cheese, and scallions.

While chicken tenders and fries are standard in many Costco locations, fish and chips are the norm in others. This includes France, where it is just five euros.

In Taiwan, Costco food courts provide cups of clam chowder for approximately three dollars. It has a generous amount of ingredients, and buyers enjoy the flavor.