IKEA food courts have different menus across the world. Take a look at 11 cuisines you can get outside the US.

• IKEA has stores in 38 countries across the world.
• The retailer's food courts are usually stocked with various elements of Swedish cuisine. But internationally, the menus diverge.
• From poutine in Canada to shawarma in Saudi Arabia, IKEA's international food courts offer customers a blend of international and Swedish cuisine.

IKEA is the world's largest furniture retailer, according to Forbes.

It's also one of the largest international restaurant chains.

Most IKEA food courts are famous for offering customers meatballs, a nod to the retailer's Scandinavian country of origin, Sweden. But with 313 stores in 38 countries and territories, IKEA's international menu varies from country to country. From Germany to India, IKEA stores across the world offer divergent dining experiences that are influenced by their location.

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Of course, most IKEA food courts still offer customers the option for their fix of signature Swedish meatballs.

Here are some dishes you can only find in IKEA food courts outside of the US: