What is your favourite cuisine?

[KMB1933]

I am wondering what style of food people here enjoy eating so here goes:
I like eating Japanese food (sushi, ramen) and some Chinese food (dim sum). I would also like to try fish and chips in the UK and some French food. I dislike eating Indian and SE asian food because they're too spicy!
What about you?

[Yixzy]

I like italian cuisine, like, not some English imitation, but if you go to a proper resteraunt.
Indian is nice, except I can't handle the spice so I have to have it mild... which kinda kills the point.
I'm not too keen on very western foods, but a trip to the chippie can be good if I'm feeling especially english

[May]

I love, love, love, love, love Italian cuisine. It's just so good

Of course I like American seeing as I live here, but I think American cuisine is one of the reasons we have such an obesity problem. Our "cuisine" is terrible

I also really like Indian and Thai cuisine. If I find a good Thai restaurant, I won't want to go anywhere else.

[Lee]

Oh gosh defiantly Chinese, I have dim sum every other weekend at this great Hong Kong style restaurant.
Japnanese. I love sushi!
And English. There is this great English restaurant in D.C called Elephant & Castle.

[KMB1933]

Of course I like American seeing as I live here, but I think American cuisine is one of the reasons we have such an obesity problem. Our "cuisine" is terrible

Agreed. I saw a TV programme that introduced American food once and I was shocked to see that the hamburgers were GIGANTIC!! That burger will need 2 meals for me to finish!!

I also really like Indian and Thai cuisine. If I find a good Thai restaurant, I won't want to go anywhere else.

Then you need to come where I live!! I know of a fabulous Thai restaurant nearby.

[Helena]

And English. There is this great English restaurant in D.C called Elephant & Castle.

There's a place in England called Elephant & Castle.

I love Chinese, Thai, Indian, anything spicy. Some French stuff is ok.

I'm not too keen on very western foods, but a trip to the chippie can be good if I'm feeling especially english

What they said ^

[Siouxper]

Of course I like American seeing as I live here, but I think American cuisine is one of the reasons we have such an obesity problem. Our "cuisine" is terrible

Agreed. I saw a TV programme that introduced American food once and I was shocked to see that the hamburgers were GIGANTIC!! That burger will need 2 meals for me to finish!!

Our American cuisine is ridiculously unhealthy The cheeseburgers and pizza are loaded with calories, fat, and cholesterol.

[munduses]

Yeah I have to agree with the Italian cuisine. I love it! It's the main reason I usually choose Italy as my travel destination (love Sicily and Lake Garda regions the most).
The Indian cuisine is also very good, but it's a bit too spicy for me. Still one of my favourites though.

[Twinkle]

Indian and Thai are my favourites but I love Italian and Spanish tapas too. And of course, you can't really beat a good old English Sunday roast or a big bag of fish and chips. Not to mention treacle pudding.... mmmm.

[Pickles]

Chinese, Indian, Vietnamese, Thai, Italian, Mexican...every once in a while I'll eat "American" cuisine, but usually only if I cook it myself, so that I can use low-fat meat, and remove some of the fatty/greasiness on the way.

[MarchingDuck]

The joys of culinary school is getting to try new things!

I love fusion foods and an emerging new thing called "molecular gastronomy".

Otherwise I'm just a fan of good ol' southern style cookin'.

[Christopher]

In order of yay to nay:

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Japanese spicy beef and kimchi
Indian Curry's
Turkish Kebabs
Pizza's, Yakitori/niku, Yamcha,
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Steaks, Burgers, Fish n chips, French,
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Mexican (beans beans beans)
Green Curry's
Italian pasta
Sushi
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[Rissa]

Italian all the way. And Greek. And French for the croque monsieur.

[WIS]

It's hard to pick a favorite. But for me, I love love love American cuisine. I know, I'm weird. Burgers, pot pies, crab cakes, Mac and Cheese, you name it!

[Byakuya San]

Authentic Japanese and Chinese, but not so much sushi.

Of course, those take second and third to my family's Greek cooking.