But Futa, there's no such thing as "England cuisine".
Just pudding, raw meat, and different brand of tea.

Jellied eels are a London delicacy, I thought. Like monjayaki... damned Yakumo.

FRien said:

But Futa, there's no such thing as "England cuisine".
Just pudding, raw meat, and different brand of tea.

raw? I thought their meat is pretty well done (that's it has the consistency of a fine leather boot...)

Why would French vampires be serving British cuisine? No honestly I'm wondering.

warellis said:

Why would French vampires be serving British cuisine? No honestly I'm wondering.

Remilia seems to be the type to go "Sakuya, we're having English tonight!"

Also, Remillia's French ? How come ?

warellis said:

Why would French vampires be serving British cuisine? No honestly I'm wondering.

Maybe futa buys the fan theory that Sakuya is Jack the Ripper.

Konekochan said:
Also, Remillia's French ? How come ?

Someone's head canon. There is very little canon about Scarlet Devil Mansion and its inhabitants prior to coming to Gensokyo.
Remilia is not a real name; but, the short of it - "Remi" - is real and is also French.
Flandre is a French rendering of the region of Belgium known as Flanders.
The word "Patchouli" is Tamil, but Remilia's nickname for her "Pache" is considered a French variant of the Slavic Pach.

FJH said:

Someone's head canon. There is very little canon about Scarlet Devil Mansion and its inhabitants prior to coming to Gensokyo.
Remilia is not a real name; but, the short of it - "Remi" - is real and is also French.
Flandre is a French rendering of the region of Belgium known as Flanders.
The word "Patchouli" is Tamil, but Remilia's nickname for her "Pache" is considered a French variant of the Slavic Pach.

Except that "Remi" is a male first name, that's acually written "Rémi" and that there's no female counterpart.
"Patche/Patchy" certainly sounds like "Patxi", but that's only a coincidence. And that's not a French first name, but a Basque first name... a male one, again.

Whatever, we will never know how ZUN came up with these names anyway.