What food does the US President enjoy during his trip?

During his travels, the US President has experienced extremely special dishes around the world .

Mr. Clinton ate sausage in Iceland. (Source: Facebook)

Former President Bill Clinton

In 2000, Mr. Clinton dined at the upscale Bukharam restaurant in New Delhi, India. Here, the former US President enjoyed a special dish of lamb, tandoori chicken, lentils and toast.

This dish was so impressive that Mr. Clinton returned to the restaurant three times to enjoy it.

Since then, the Bukharam restaurant and Indian media have dubbed the dish the "Presidential meal".

In 2004, Mr. Clinton tried hot dogs at a roadside stand in Reykjavik, Iceland. Thanks to the former U.S. President, the stand quickly became famous around the world.

The stall owner shared: "When I saw Mr. Clinton on the street, I shouted out loud, 'We have the best hot dogs in the world.' He then happily came over to us and enjoyed it."

Mr. Obama enjoys bun cha in Vietnam. (Source: Vietnamnet)

Former President Barack Obama

As an energetic and vibrant President, Mr. Obama does not hesitate to enjoy simple street food when traveling abroad.

In 2015, Mr. Obama surprised many when he drank beer and ate sausages with German Chancellor Angela Merkel at 11 a.m. The two leaders visited the village of Krun on the sidelines of the G7 Summit that year, and the White House later revealed that Mr. Obama and Mrs. Merkel drank a non-alcoholic beer.

In 2016, Mr. Obama visited Vietnam and ate bun cha with the late famous chef Antony Bourdain. The humble bun cha restaurant in Hanoi was later dubbed "Bun Cha Obama" by the online community and became extremely famous.

Mr. Trump ate a hamburger with Mr. Abe. (Source: Kyodo)

Former President Donald Trump

Mr Trump is known for his love of steak, fast food and ketchup. During his first foreign visit to Saudi Arabia, the former US President was treated to his favourite medium rare steak.

When visiting Japan in 2017, Mr. Trump did not choose to enjoy sushi like other foreign leaders, but still chose his favorite dish. At a famous teppanyaki (grilled food) restaurant, Mr. Trump was treated to a menu of scallops, steak and chocolate ice cream.

During the same visit, Mr. Trump and Prime Minister Abe enjoyed a hamburger from the fast food brand Munch's Burger Shack, with ketchup of course.

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