I think Turkey, China and Brazil are top 3. UK and US are bottom low for sure.
What country has the best food itw?
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uk highk has like 3 dishes and theyre all mid
i find myself eating more foreign food than british food most days
indian food gotta be top 5 its BANGING
also i rlly like vietnamese food
Just being racist atp. These type of threads always end up in racism before being blown up by mods lol.
Top 3 Overrated: Japan, Italy, France
Top 3 Underrated but still not great: Germany, England, Phillipines
Top 3 Overrated but still good: Thai, American, Indian
Top 3 Underrated even though liked: Chinese, Spanish, Korean
Top 3 eat the same few dishes but solid: Mexican, Hawaiian, Viet
Korean is the most overrated one. Most of kr foods are uk level except korean fried chicken
Bro said Chinese and Korean are underrated lol. Rather Korean is bit overrated same as Japanese. Chinese is like the most popular cuisine around the world along with Italian.
What exactly is Brazilian food?
I'm genuinely asking.. I've never once saw Brazilian food in any restaurant menu
My top 3 are
Italian
Chinese
And Indian
Do we have our own cuisine? Obviously.
Is it good? Compared to italian, indian.. no.
But we do have:
tapioca (indigenous origin)
cuscuz (arab origin)
acarajé (african origin)
feijoada (portuguese origin)
bacalhau (portuguese origin)
strogonoff (russian origin)
also our cuisine has a lot of chinese influence we eat a lot of rice and beans like in china
united cucks is a country of immigrants so u guys dont have culture, identity, cuisine
u guys only exist to make profit lmao
dog ur country is full of mexicans
second most spoken language in the US is spanish
second most spoken language in brazil is german
united mexicans lmao
sit down dog
Best food I have had : Italy
Worst food I have had : ireland
Countries I have eaten at, 4, italy, ireland, us and a canada rest stop
most underrated is Uzbekistan
basically like Turkish cuisine but better
Probably cuz it's not very known. I've never heard of any Uzbekistan dish myself, but I would love to try it.
mate no one knows if ur crappy country even exists much less cuisine from it
of course a country like US with a large population would have those things more than a country with a population of 2 people and the achievement of hanging off the balls of germany and france
it’s all preference but Italian has to be first, then East Asian (🇰🇷🇯🇵🇨🇳 are all great it’s impossible to rank them for me but i think korean bbq might give it the edge for me), after that Mexican
wtf even is turkish food
Bro, turkish food is W. Italian is just overrated. You don't eat pizza and pasta everyday. Korean bbq??? Try brazillians's.
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Turkish cuisine clears Italian
Pide is a better version of pizza
manti is a better version of ravioli
kunafa clears tiramisu and panna cotta
iskander doner singlehandedly clears every other dish italy has
List of turkish dishes:
iskander doner
Istanbul kofte
kebab (multiple types across regions of turkiye)
manti
pide
lahmacun
sucuk
ayran
baklava
kunafa
mercimek corbasi
ezogelin corbasi
menemen
dolma
turkish tea
asian cuisines are the best so top 5 in order is
chinese
indian
turkish
japanese
thai
hm: italian
I'd say Chinese. Indian food is also up there, along with Mediterranean food.
Filipino food is also good, but not as good as the ones listed above imo. As much as I also enjoy Japanese cuisine I think it's a tad bit overrated, while Korean is on a whole other level of overrated.
This is tough. Turkey, South NA, Middle East, and all of Asia got bangers.
it be mfs who never spent a second in the states calling our food trash. just because u ate mcdonald’s doesn’t mean our shit is fast food, cock muncher
anything and everything, we commonly refer to our culture as a “melting pot” of all the world’s different cultures. you can find many unique fusion cuisines you cannot find anywhere else in the world here. but outside of embracing other cultures as our own, uniquely american dishes include southern style bbq (smoked brisket, pork ribs, bbq beans, etc.), soul food (fried chicken, baked mac and cheese, corn bread, etc), cajun cooking (gumbo, jambalaya, seafood boil etc.) that’s only 3 different types i can go on and on
bro if its something u rarely eat its not ur cuisine lmao
a cuisine of a culture is something its native eats barely everyday
Here in Brazil we eat churrasco, feijoada, tapioca... almost every day.
how is this something we rarely eat? these are eaten legit everyday. people run restaurants off this stuff. not everyone has the same culture here, i just listed off a few things from the south, didn’t even mention northeast, west coast, or the midwest
Exactly, which means it's not cuisine from the USA, but from small ethnic groups and regions within the USA.
The cuisine I mentioned from brazil is food found throughout the whole country.
i stated food that were popular in the south not only in the south lol. you can find all of what i mentioned anywhere in the states
but they eat it daily? no what americans eat daily are cereal with milk, toast, eggs, bacon, sausage, sandwiches
its hard to accept but the US doesnt have cuisine
expected from a hyper-individualistic country
Let's not turn this into an agressive discussion. I kinda agree with him tho. I don't really know how people do in US, maybe you guys eat in restaurants often? In Brazil, cuisine is mostly home made
The entire point is the U.S. is a globalized nation. It does not have a distinct national cuisine because it’s a massive national polity. It has many sub cultures and those are the American cuisine. China and India has many different distinct cuisines and one would be stupid to say China and India don’t have cuisine. Folks just got a hate boner for America for other reasons and so translate that into the “America has no good food argument.” All food cultures are derivative and to act otherwise is kind of stupid. Italian-American cuisine (particularly in New York) is its own cuisine. Soul food is its own thing. These are things people eat commonly if they grew up in that cultures. The US has no single unified food culture and to a degree more than other countries due to the nature of American culture being the result of two centuries of distinct people groups joining the cultural fabric
What a terrible argument.
Throughout the whole india they eat chili peppers, cilantro, vegetables, and samosas. Throughout the whole china they eat rice, soba, and soybeans. All cultures arise from syncretism, not just the US. Chinese culture arose from syncretism. So did India. Russia. Italy.
Italian-American and soul food are cultural expressions from ethnic groups independent of the USA, not food specific to the USA.
Here in Brazil we also have this; Arab-Brazilians, for example, eat "esfihas"... but we dont consider esfiha part of the main brazilian cuisine, like cuscuz which also has arab origin but is eaten by all brazilians regardless of their ethnic group of regional culture
The US is a multicultural country, unlike Brazil, which despite being multiethnic, is monocultural and monolingual; the same culture and cuisine predominate throughout the country with minor variations.
Okay if your definition of cuisine is just a unified national cuisine, yea no shit there is no singular unifying "American cuisine." But this is like saying there is a single unified Indian cuisine. If you want to make the multilingual multicultural argument, India doesn't have a singular cuisine, only its cultural exports do. Foreigner concepts of Indian food is the amalgamation of different dishes that were exported from significantly different cuisine groups. If you wanna argue that American cuisine doesn't exist because its not part of a fully unified culture and lifestyle than you could make such arguments for India
first, yes india does have a unified cuisine... roti, khichdi, pakora, samosa, paratha, dahi... are eaten all over the country
second, yes india is a multicultural country like the US, yet their multiculturalism is more robust than the american because it stems from ethnic groups and cultures that have existed for centuries: Tamil, Bengali, Rajasthani, and so on...
How is this thread not nuked, you got a dumbass fake flagging with a US flag arguing with Brazilians while they're both being racist
idk but I know for a fact he's not from the US the way he starts every sentence with "mate"
Pastel de Belém is really good, so you might be right. What else is good in Portugal?
It depends on the region of Portugal; we have a lot of variety (even though we are a small country).
I think it's best if you do some research if you're interested, but I'll leave you with a few options:
- good wines and cheeses
- Francesinha
- Polvo à lagareiro
- Carne de porco à alentejana
- Leitão
- alheira
- many cod fish dishes (in portuguese 'Bacalhau')
- and a lot more :)
Highk pakistan is up there.
Halwa Puri
Nihari
Lassi
We got a few bangers
it's good and food taste is subjective but do you really find it better than chinese, thai, indian or even vietnamese among asian cuisines? it's top 7 at least tho in whole of asia
Surprised this thread is still up. Looks like no mod is online rn or mod are just more tolerant nowdays.
Italy is my fav, followed by Japan/Mexico, maybe even Thailand/Indonesia but I haven't had too much of their cuisine cus my bum town has barely anything lol
The people who put the US low just base it off of the fast food rather than the actual food most of us eat regularly. Like most people think that everyone here just goes to McDonald's or a restaurant every meal and we eat nothing but processed foods but thats pretty far from actually being the case, most families cook every night just like everywhere in the world. The problem is the USA is so big so you don't have a uniform "food culture" like most other places, basically every state has its ownstyle of food. And you might bring up China being big but having a uniform cuisine, but China really doesn't have that uniform of a food culture, it has places like Xi'an, Lhasa, or Guizhou who's food differ quite a lot from what's most people would think as normal chinese cuisine.
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