Best Cuisine?

[Bloodshot Scott]

French

Chinese

Italian

Mexican

Spanish

Other

 

[Kingfisher]

I would say it's a tie between Chinese and Mexican for me.

 

[Bloodshot Scott]

The problem I have with Mexican is sometimes it has me runnin' (no pun intended) to the toilet.

 

[tartanterrier]

Italian :drool2:

 

[PlasmaTwa2]

Chinese. In Western Canada it is pretty much law that whenever you have a group of 100+ people there has to be an elderly Chinese couple running a restaurant.

 

[Bloodshot Scott]

Chinese. In Western Canada it is pretty much law that whenever you have a group of 100+ people there has to be an elderly Chinese couple running a restaurant.

There's a lot of Asians in Vancouver, eh?


I like me some Chinese but that can really cut me up as well. I can make a pretty decent stir fry though.

 

[Sam Fisher]

American Cuisine

 

[xfire]

Cajun/Creole

 

[STDiva]

Chinese and Mexican. Delicious and not to fancy.

 

[maildude]

A variety. No one is better all the time than the other.

 

[squallumz]

chinese. it an amazing cuisine. simple ingredients, proficient cooking that retains the foods nutrition, a balance of sweet, salty, and spicy. its quick.

if i had to live on one type of food, id go chinese all the way.

japanese only rivals it but most japanese is more so using super fresh food and letting the foods natural taste shine on its own. its not so much "cooking" as it is simplicity and naturally itself.

cuisine quiz: did you know you shouldnt be using soy sauce on your sushi unless specifically given to you by the sushi-chef?

 

[Bloodshot Scott]

Related:

http://blog.hotelclub.com/top-10-international-cuisine/

We used to get the best chicken fried rice on the planet over here at this local Chinese restaurant for. Go vegetarian and you get a big ass serving for $2.00.

I've tried to replicate it at home but I just can't ever come close. It's so good though.

 

[hotrod808]

pizza!!!

 

[gunslingingbird]

I like proper Mexican food. I'm not talking about the frittered dogshit with a side of rice and beans that they try to pass as Mexican food in restaurants here. I'm talking about traditional Mexican food, like my grandmother used to cook. Mole Poblano, Chiles en Nogada, pozole, barbacoa, carnitas, ensalada de nopales, moronga, quesadillas de flor de calabaza con huitlacoche, sesos, sopa de tortilla, paella, cabrito, fuck I'm getting hungry. :yummie:

 

[Shifty]

Traditional Italian, genuine French, or authentic Chinese.

 

[Ray Ecks]

Italian.

 

[GibbsGrad2002]

Italian

 

[alexpnz]

Italian, Bro.

 

[Rivers]

Mexican, but real Mexican not most of the shit they serve at restaurants and certainly not Taco Bell.

 

[Straight Shooter]

Mexican food. But I'm biased because I'm Mexican