In Baghdad, the capital of Iraq, people like to eat grilled fresh fish. At dusk, people came to the fence wall surrounded by branches along the Tigris River, lit bonfires and roasted fresh fish on the fire. The seller of grilled fish always takes out strips of live fish from the bucket and skillfully cuts off the internal organs of the fish. When the fish is browned, put it on the hot ash. The fish is full of fragrance, attracting many customers to taste its delicious food. When people eat grilled fish, they often mix tomato salad and onion with Chili, which is delicious.

Iraqis are used to drinking boiled black tea. Small tea houses are everywhere in the streets and alleys of Baghdad. When guests come home and the host has no time to make tea, he can also order tea from the nearby teahouse.

It is said that in the eyes of Iraqis, praise means "I want it". For example, if you compliment someone's wife and say "so beautiful" or "so beautiful", your husband will turn pale, and maybe he will never associate with you again.