Best Cuisine?

[LukeEl]

Korean, Indian, Thai, and Carribean cuisine.

 

[bobjustbob]

Lots of Indian food here. Local people opening restaurants trying to make a buck. God bless them. I can't understand the menu but if I tell them I want chicken and rice for $10, I am going to enjoy my dish. $5.99 small lunch buffet with a Hindi movie? I am there.

 

[panther]

Italian
Filipino

Love them both!

 

[John_8581]

Italian.

 

[ThatRedWing]

Pretty much anything Mediterranean. Spanish, Moroccan, Greek, Italian... :drool1:

 

[squallumz]

Panther[/URL][/B], post: 6442463, member: 26138"]Italian
Filipino

Love them both!

shit, i can make you adobo so good, youd cry.

 

[gunslingingbird]

shit, i can make you adobo so good, youd cry.

How do you hurt a lumpia? You pancit!

 

[Krazy4Kobe]

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

As we call it: Hongcouver.


And I vote Indian.
Just because I'm sick of all the bastardized N.American "cultural" food.

 

[squallumz]

How do you hurt a lumpia? You pancit!

haha!! i can make that shit too man.

pancit con hippon.. mmm. with calamansi and egg. yum. shangai style lumpia, hells yeah. with that sweet mama sita chilli sauce.

lets eat.

 

[BigSwede]

Swedish.

 

[nelmes69]

I'd have to go for Chinese :yesyes:

 

[Krazy4Kobe]

shit, i can make you adobo so good, youd cry.

There's a Filipino cultural center near where I live; every Sunday they open for lunch service -- $7 and all the awesome home-cooked goodness you can eat!

 

[lurkingdirk]

French, when done well, is simply unbeatable. It incorporates most everything Italian cuisine does, and offers you a variety so great, there's something for everyone. Everything from simple, peasant dishes that are incredibly filling and delicious, to very elegant, fine cuisine. It's all in the ingredients and preparation.

Chinese certainly offers a different variety, but authentic Chinese cooking would not be as popular in North America as the version that is here. Too many unknown ingredients. Also very delicious, though.

 

[Smallville22]

Italian

 

[SpexyAshleigh]

I'm gonna go with Indian, Mexican or Thai.

 

[Rey C.]

A close race between Chinese and Italian. If forced to choose, I'd probably lean more towards Chinese though.

 

[squallumz]

There's a Filipino cultural center near where I live; every Sunday they open for lunch service -- $7 and all the awesome home-cooked goodness you can eat!

oh yeah? pretty cool. thats some good eats.

 

[abrogate]

Italian....I married a Sicilian, which is a double edged sword. Part of the good side of the blade is the food. la buona cucina

 

[vodkazvictim]

Australian. Nothing like a French kiss done lower, a good fur pie... You know what I'm saying...