[BroTree123]

Originally Posted by Topspindoctor

lol they had tabehoudai (all you can eat) in KFC Japan on a few occasions. For about 1200 yen you could gorge yourself on all the greasy fried chicken you could eat. Good for the heart

Never a bad thing IMO

[LeChuck]

I love a lot of the local dishes and recipes here in México, whether it is the quesadilla with Oaxacan cheese, Pozole, Tacos al pastor, Tortas Ahogadas, Chilorio, Campechana Sinaloense etc

I lived in Europe for many years, but I have to say that the food here really does blow even the most popular European cuisines out of the water in my opinion, in terms of variety and flavour.

[TigerTim]

made a Spanish omelette last night, i love it, Spanish food is fantastic

[Action Jackson]

Originally Posted by BroTree123

I'm sorry. I said this?

But yes, it will still probably taste good if you cover a turd with it (not that I am encouraging this).

Some Aussies put tomato sauce on a steak.

[BroTree123]

Originally Posted by Action Jackson

Some Aussies put tomato sauce on a steak.

You ain't Aussie if you don't.

[buddyholly]

Originally Posted by LeChuck

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I lived in Europe for many years, but I have to say that the food here really does blow even the most popular European cuisines out of the water in my opinion, in terms of variety and flavour.

OMG

[LeChuck]

After living on Mexican food for so long, I find Italian, Spanish cuisines etc to be so bland in comparison, and can only properly enjoy them if I add habañero sauce or something. Maybe that's because I just really love spicy food though. No wonder there are so many fat people here with such good food and generous portions on offer.

As far as steaks go, I wonder if there is a better city in the world than Montevideo for that. Argentina and Uruguay have a pretty well documented rivalry for the 'best beef in the world' title, but having been to both countries I think that Uruguay takes it. If you really love your meat, the country would be heaven for you.

A parilla/barbecue on the streets of Montevideo really is an amazing experience.

[Jimnik]

My top 5:

1. Chinese
2. Italian
3. Austrian
4. Korean
5. American mid-west

Also loved the steaks in Buenos Aires but not enough variety, especially in terms of veggie dishes. Not a fan of Mexican or Indian - can't handle spicy food.

Pretty much every nation's cuisine (that I've sampled) has at least two or three world class dishes.

[Sophitia36]

If I made a list... it would probably be something like:
-Thai
-Italian
-Chinese/Vietnamese
-Indian
-Mexican
-Spanish
-French
-Japanese
And damn you for making me think of food, I was already hungry and struggling not to get something from my cupboard before going to bed!

[EnriqueIG8]

let's see if I still have some pictures on my food from some recent food I prepared


this is one,

[EnriqueIG8]

Greek Salad with Moussaka

[Smoke944]

Originally Posted by Jimnik

My top 5:

1. Chinese
2. Italian
3. Austrian
4. Korean
5. American mid-west

Also loved the steaks in Buenos Aires but not enough variety, especially in terms of veggie dishes. Not a fan of Mexican or Indian - can't handle spicy food.

Pretty much every nation's cuisine (that I've sampled) has at least two or three world class dishes.

Just curious because I am at midwesterner, what are your favorite things about American midwest food for you to rank it so high?

[TigerTim]

Originally Posted by EnriqueIG8

Greek Salad with Moussaka

Having Curry tonight

Curry is my favourite food.

[Pirata.]

Originally Posted by Jimnik

My top 5:

1. Chinese
2. Italian
3. Austrian
4. Korean
5. American mid-west

[Action Jackson]

Originally Posted by BroTree123

You ain't Aussie if you don't.

This chef I know was in tears, when I told him that.