[Munin]

There is no "Chinese" cuisine because the regional differences are as extreme as the differences between individual countries. Same for Indian cuisine.

Anyway, I pretty much love anything and everything but I hate the type of Indian food you get outside India. I am not familiar at all with their cuisine so I am sure there's many awesome things but I hate all the slimy curry shit, the tasteless meat they serve in it, and all that related stuff.

[dralla]

probably greek. the spices, the cheeses [feta!], the veggies, the oils, the meats. havent had a gyro in years



brb gotta fap

[Ezalc]

Italian, no doubt about it. Pizza, bruschetta, spaghetti, ravioli, all of it so damn good. I also like sushi but I haven't tried that much japanese food, so I still have to experiment since I'm kind of a picky asshole about food.

[ThankeeSai]

brb gotta fap

Looks like someone already did :p

[Kitsunebaby]

Have you ever tried it before it is boiled? My family calls me crazy but I find it amazing!

I've had them cold before. Is that what you mean? I definitely prefer them served hot, though.

[StriKeVillain]

Spanish cuisine.

*drools*

I've never had Paella with calamari.

[WhatRobEats]

my own.

This.

But furthermore I enjoy preparing Italian, Mexican, and Chinese food.

[entrement]

There is no "Chinese" cuisine because the regional differences are as extreme as the differences between individual countries. Same for Indian cuisine. Anyway, I pretty much love anything and everything but I hate the type of Indian food you get outside India. I am not familiar at all with their cuisine so I am sure there's many awesome things but I hate all the slimy curry shit, the tasteless meat they serve in it, and all that related stuff.

Of course. We're not talking about 100 percent authenticity.

[alr1ght]

I love me some Mexican and German food.

[Nevasleep]

British Chinese, but nearly anything really, had a great Paella last night.
Plus anything on...

A food roadtrip of the US, yes please!!

[Kitsunebaby]

British Chinese, but nearly anything really, had a great Paella last night. Plus anything on... A food roadtrip of the US, yes please!!

All of the barbecue episodes are amazing. Especially that place in Raleigh called "The Pit".

[snacknuts]

Thai. I recently tried a Burmese restaurant near my house and it was incredible. Apparently it's a heavy mixture of Thai and Vietnamese. I had pork belly with pickled mango. Truly incredible flavor.

[Antiwhippy]

Singaporean.

The beauty of it is that it encompasses so much.

[Meadows]

Of course. We're not talking about 100 percent authenticity.

no it's not about authenticity, it's just it's a useless label. It's kinda like saying "European food" although not as extreme.

[BertramCooper]

Thai, Greek, and Indian.

Of the three, I'd probably give a slight edge to Thai, but I appreciate Greek because it's pretty easy to eat healthy at a Greek restaurant.

Oh, and I'm rediscovering my love for Vietnamese. I love me some banh mi and pho.

[DimmuBurgerKing]

It's hard for me to choose a favorite. I love all kinds of (real) Asian food and seafood regardless of origin.

My friend has recently started introducing my girlfriend and me to Argentinian cuisine; he made us this awesome Argentinian style chorizo that was out of this world.

Edit: Here it is: Choripán. Good stuff. He's made other things for us, too, but I've since started making it myself, at least as closely as possible with what I can find at the grocery.

[Emily Chu]

All of them ?

As long as its not inedible with poop pee or.vomit

I'm good

[Eschaton]

I've recently been into everything. I think im past caring about what type of cuisine im eating and looking more at how its prepared.

I have an affinity for: Indian, Chinese, Korean, Italian, Japanese, Thai, Mexican, Middle Eastern, and Mediterranean.

[Xeke]

American BBQ.

[ThankeeSai]

American BBQ.

My God, that looks delightful.

[monsterfracas]

Persian food. My favourite: Chelo Kabob Love it.

Man, that looks awesome!
I need to cook something today.

[K701]

Mexican and Chinese. I can't decide between the two. I bet it exists somewhere, but a fusion/ cross over of Chinese and Mexican would be fucking amazing.

Hehe. Went to a random chinese restaurant once and the the only asian person was in the register. The cooks in the back were all mexican. The rice they served me was something else (you could tell they boiled it in a different way from chinese because the grains were all seperate and plump like mexican rice, it was also yellow). I wanted to go back but forgot where it was.

[DimmuBurgerKing]

American BBQ.

OKAY! I need lunch now.

NOW.

[-PXG-]

Spanish cuisine.

Hnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnggggg

I miss Spain so much. God damn I need to go back. Every single thing you posted is delicious.

American BBQ.

fist bump

I want to go to Kansas City, just to eat BBQ. Dead serious. My parents did, lol

[SalsaShark]

Armenian by far



lehmeyuns are my favorite food ever

[Brian Fellows]

Fast food

[Xeke]

Hnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnggggg I miss Spain so much. God damn I need to go back. Every single thing you posted is delicious. fist bump I want to go to Kansas City, just to eat BBQ. Dead serious. My parents did, lol

Yeah tell me about it.

[Deified Data]

Of course. We're not talking about 100 percent authenticity.

Whether a Chinese dish comes from one region of China or the other, it's still Chinese is it not?

[gooey kablooie]

Italian, Mexican (both real and texmex), American, and american chinese.

[Lynn616]

Having Chinese today! Love it!

[FloppyDelux]

Persian, indian, ,greek, Japaneses , Chinese.

probably greek. the spices, the cheeses [feta!], the veggies, the oils, the meats. havent had a gyro in years brb gotta fap

i had a gyro yesterday so gooood.