Initiative promotes Westfield’s international cuisine
9 Aug 2026
Local
The City of Westfield has launched the Westfield International Passport, a free digital experience that encourages participants to explore more than 30 local restaurants, markets and businesses that offer international cuisine and experiences.
Featured restaurants offer Korean barbecue, Japanese ramen, Venezuelan dishes, Mediterranean favorites, Mexican cuisine, Italian meals and French-inspired pastries, according to a news release.
“Westfield has developed an exciting and increasingly diverse food scene,” Mayor Scott Willis stated. “The International Passport gives residents and visitors a fun reason to try somewhere new while supporting the local entrepreneurs and businesses that help make our community unique.”
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