What's your favorite national dish?

[L Ron Cupboard]

If any Indian restaurant is selling beef, it must be not Indian

Erachi Ulathiyathu

[Manisdog]

If any Indian restaurant is selling beef, it must be not Indian

Erachi Ulathiyathu

Erachi ularthiyathu is a signature dish of Christians

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[L Ron Cupboard]

Erachi Ulathiyathu

Erachi ularthiyathu is a signature dish of Christians

http://www.spicychilly.com/2013/01/nada ... -meat.html

Keralan Christians.

[Manisdog]

Erachi ularthiyathu is a signature dish of Christians

http://www.spicychilly.com/2013/01/nada ... -meat.html

Keralan Christians.

Yep but seriously this is not done by majority of Indians, and no hindu owner would do such a thing

[Meryuma]

Are kebabs a national dish anywhere? I love me some kebabs.

Bring kebab to the premises.

[Fanosolia]

almost any sushi...

but i got to real talk you... have you ever had a chocolate donut from the Caribbean? it's fresh, doughy, hot, and that dark chocolate X3

[Sebastianbourg]

I love all food but there's a special place in my heart for Latin American and Mediterranean cuisines.

[Degenerate Heart of HetRio]

Kibbeh from Lebanon is the best, the rest of the Arab world produces similar to the Lebanese, but the Lebanese produce the best food ive ever eaten. Arab sweets produced in Syria are the best, the Lebanese can reproduce exactly the French sweets as well and taste just as great. I'd Say Syria and Lebanon are the best for me

I love kibbeh and Syrian candy too!

[Manisdog]

After doing a little bit of research I would like try out Japanese veg food

[Cyrisnia]

Polish and Mediterranean food is the only food.
All other foods are inferior, mere dishes of the filthy peasantry.

[Degenerate Heart of HetRio]

After doing a little bit of research I would like try out Japanese veg food

Vietnamese vegetarian food also seems awesome.

[Manisdog]

After doing a little bit of research I would like try out Japanese veg food

Vietnamese vegetarian food also seems awesome.

I would have to be invited to there embassy to eat Vietnamese food, possible but difficult

[Shove Piggy Shove]

After doing a little bit of research I would like try out Japanese veg food

We've got a noodle bar around the corner that does a Chilli Udon which is asparagus and shitake mushrooms stir fried with udon noodles in a hot peanut, chilli and garlic sauce (description from menu) - and it's damn tasty. Not much help to you as you're >4,500km away, but you might be able to recreate the recipe at home if you can get the ingredients (I don't know how hard it is to source things where you are.)

As a Brit, my favourites from here are probably fish and chips and a proper Sunday roast at the pub.

Food from elsewhere:

Greece - Kleftico
Austria - Wienerschnitzel
Germany - Weißwurst
Ireland - Went to Dublin a couple of weeks ago and all the food was pretty good. The two best things I had were Beef and Guinness stew and Bangers and Mash (champ, of course). I also really like Colcannon
India - hard to pick as it changes depending on my mood, I do like madras, jalfrezi, jaipuri, korai... (I could go on)

Will be heading to Bratislava for New Year's and am planning on sampling the Bryndzové halušky.

[Kazarogkai]

I like Ceviche with tortilla chips

[Degenerate Heart of HetRio]

We've got a noodle bar around the corner that does a Chilli Udon which is asparagus and shitake mushrooms stir fried with udon noodles in a hot peanut, chilli and garlic sauce (description from menu) - and it's damn tasty. Not much help to you as you're >4,500km away, but you might be able to recreate the recipe at home if you can get the ingredients (I don't know how hard it is to source things where you are.)

Asparagus doesn't exist in Brazil, shiitake is expensive as hell, I'd likely have to go to São Paulo to buy udon and decently-priced shiitake.

[Fortschritte]

I like Ceviche with tortilla chips

You've got a great taste in food.

[Kumuri]

I've always wanted to try dinuguan.

[Fortschritte]

I've always wanted to try dinuguan.

That looks...erm...exotic.

[True American States]

Fried Chicken is Godsend.

*shudders*
I never understand why people like such a disgusting dish. Perhaps you had your tastebuds stolen?

Man go eat your sauerkraut sandwiches and I'll chow down on good ole Southern Fried Chicken!

[Lalaki]

I've always wanted to try dinuguan.

My favorite cuisine has to be the non-seafood element of the Philippines. I strongly recommend it.

I do say that as a Filipino American.

[The Scientific States]

almost any sushi...

but i got to real talk you... have you ever had a chocolate donut from the Caribbean? it's fresh, doughy, hot, and that dark chocolate X3

You. I like you.

[Kazarogkai]

I like Ceviche with tortilla chips

You've got a great taste in food.

Thank you very much sir, it personally to me is a nice lunch/snack of sorts. It is very expensive but it is totally worth it.

[The Nuclear Fist]

*shudders*
I never understand why people like such a disgusting dish. Perhaps you had your tastebuds stolen?

Man go eat your sauerkraut sandwiches and I'll chow down on good ole Southern Fried Chicken!

I've always disliked the taste of fried food. I prefer baked chicken. As an added bonus it's also much healthier than fried.

[Big Jim P]

*shudders*
I never understand why people like such a disgusting dish. Perhaps you had your tastebuds stolen?

Man go eat your sauerkraut sandwiches and I'll chow down on good ole Southern Fried Chicken!

When I get home, I plan on eating about a ton of fried chicken. You just can't get good fried chicken in the north.

[Dejanic]

Nope.
Bit more into the South.


Are you suggesting me to get diarrhea? Thanks but no thanks.


Eh, yeah. Discovered it directly.

No I am suggesting you try going to southhall, because you cannot eat here in India as your stomach cannot take proper Indian food, I am not being racist or anything but just saying if it happens with Americans than it should happen to you.

If any Indian restaurant is selling beef, it must be not Indian

Most "Indian" restaurants in the UK are Muslim, usually Muslim Indian or Bangladeshi, so they often sell beef.

It's a bit like how almost all "Chinese" restaurants are ran by Malaysians, Indonesians, or at best people from Hong Kong. Oh and all the Italian restaurants here are ran by either Arabs or Albanians.

This my absolute favourite though. There's a "Polski Sklep" near where I live (Polish shop), it's ran by a Sikh family.

Britain. Nuff said.