[Jimjilbarf]

My favorite ethnic food has to be Korean. Nothing like a grill full of Sam Sup Gal, three layered fat pork, with copious amounts of soju(rice wine) and a slew of side dishes ranging from Kimchee to plain sticky white rice. I first had this in Seoul Korea about 18 hours after I got off the plane with my first employer.

Another great dish I love is a meat in a bun I ate in Xian China. They have this large bun they put some sort of boiled beef into with a crushed egg.. tastes amazingly good. Costs about 1 dollar for 2 of them.

[mdnss69]

Colcannon! Potatoe and Cabbage from Ireland, lovely!!

[Xiao Weng]

Hard to say. Really hard to say. I've been a fan of pan-American, pan-European, and pan-Asian food.

[Jeeooh]

Chips with mayonnaise in Belgium. Their mayonnaise is nice and sour

[Jimjilbarf]

Funny how people get all hinky about cabbage, but it really can taste dang good it prepared properly. For example.. Kimchee.. you actually burn more calories eating it than you gain from it. Of course you gain it all back from the soju and beer, but no biggie.

[Smallfrog]

Pizza.

Only those in Naples can do it properly.

[Opethian]

I'm a big fan of Mexican food.

[Kenadian_2006]

Italian, but that's probably a given. I loved Chinese food back in the day, but then allergies kicked in.

[Smallfrog]

Well, I definitely have the most mixed cultural food around. Fish n chips served by Indians to Italians. That was kinda funny. (This village is the first stop if you don't want to eat in Portsmouth after crossing the channel.)

[Wakka Wakka]

I like alot of Chinese food. Egypt has some really nice foods also, me love bassbousa.

[LJ Scott]

I had these awesome burgers in Greece ones, filled with peppers/herbs etc. And with grapes as a side Was delicious.

Also like slovaki.

[Renolds]

King prawn Fried rice for me

though nothing can beat a good sausage and mash

[Jimjilbarf]

Had some gator and greens down in Florida once. Quite tasty.

[Triyun]

Jimjilbarf, on May 20 2008, 08:06 PM, said:

Another great dish I love is a meat in a bun I ate in Xian China. They have this large bun they put some sort of boiled beef into with a crushed egg.. tastes amazingly good. Costs about 1 dollar for 2 of them.

Lamb bubble soup is the best Xian dish.

[Gebiv]

Japanese Food. I don't know where to start listing all of the good food.

[welshgazza1992]

I have eaten a pack of French Fries in France once, Does this count?

EDIT : Grammar help from Dan123123, Thank You

This post has been edited by welshgazza1992: 20 May 2008 - 04:27 PM

[Kenadian_2006]

Gebiv, on May 20 2008, 06:45 PM, said:

Japanese Food. I don't know where to start listing all of the good food.

The most I've ever had of Japanese food is a Teriyaki food place that was in one of the plazas at my university. Though I know you really can't call that real Japanese food, no more than you could call East Side Mario's Italian food.

[Gebiv]

welshgazza1992, on May 20 2008, 03:45 PM, said:

I have eaten a pack of French Fries in France once, Does this count?

EDIT : Grammar help from Dan123123, Thank You

Silly person. Try the American food: FREEDOM FRIES!

[Aaron]

Mexican and Mediterranean foods.

[Katsumi]

Jimjilbarf, on May 20 2008, 03:06 PM, said:

My favorite ethnic food has to be Korean. Nothing like a grill full of Sam Sup Gal, three layered fat pork, with copious amounts of soju(rice wine) and a slew of side dishes ranging from Kimchee to plain sticky white rice. I first had this in Seoul Korea about 18 hours after I got off the plane with my first employer.

I love Korean food too. Especially those little side dishes (banchan) that they serve with meals. My favorite dish is actually Jajangmyeon, and even though Koreans all seem to say it's Chinese, the Korean version is better in my opinion.