What’s your favourite cuisines? (Italian, Chinese, Thai, Indian, American, etc.)

So while I’m still on the topic of food...

1. I really love Indian food. Nothing better than good naan bread and a great curry. Always full flavours and great spices.

2. Vietnamese. It’s very light and really healthy which means you can eat a lot more of it. Here in Australia there’s a pretty big Vietnamese culture as it is so it’s not hard finding good Vietnamese joints. I love Pho especially.

3. Mexican. Love anything spicy. Always have homemade chilli on hand as it’s so universal when you don’t have anything else to eat.

4. American. Can’t go wrong with great cheeseburgers and a country fried steak with gravy. Anything southern I love.

I love of people may choose Italian. I’m not a huge fan of Italian food. Pasta is great but I feel as if flavours in Italian food are all very much the same. I’ve never been to Italy though so maybe it’s completely different from the marinara sauces and pizzas I’ve had here.

Mexican for me, enchiladas, fajitas, tapas, tacos! Sooo so good.

@mandzilla: Great choice. Can’t go wrong with tacos any day of the week.

@speeny: Yeah ? I like your choices too, really gotta try Vietnamese someday.

Of that list I’d go Italian, American, and Mexican. Can’t eat Indian as I don’t like curry and I’m not even sure what Vietnamese food is.

Lasagna is my favorite dish followed by pizza, of course.

Probably a toss up between Italian and Mexican for me.

Def Mexcian food.

Pizza.

But also anything spicy. Doesn't matter where it is from. If it's spicy I will probably like it.

Mexican, oven toasted sandwiches and all forms of BBQ.

Love curry, for sure! Otherwise, American-style hispanic food is amazing. Lastly, BBQ -- yes yes yes yes.

In no paricular order: Mexican, American, Italian, and Thai. Exploring other cultures of food to expand my horizons.

Chinese

Indian

Italian

Chinese, Italian and American are my most favourited cuisines.

You're right. From the UK, I have visited Australia twice and couldn't believe how popular Vietnamese and Sushi joints are. One thing that surprised me was Woolworths supermarket, they have a sushi stall producing freshly made sushi instore every day.

The quality of Vietnamese food in Australia is really good, better than the UK. Tried banh mi in Manchester and they were really horrible. Crispy pork banh mi in Adelaide was one of the highlights during my trip.

I like American and Italian food.

Lebanese food.

@omegamaster: Yep, people love sushi here. I hope you enjoyed your time here. :)

I like all foods. Hamburgers, donuts, you name it.

@robbie23: Great choice. Love Baba Ghanoush.

@speeny:

Yeah

I love spicy burritos it still bothers me to this day that TacoBell got rid of their spicy chicken burrito it was so good especially with fire sauce on it.

@warmblur:

Taco Bell is garbage for burritos

Maybe to you but I liked it.

Glad you like it, but in general their burritos are pretty bad.

1. Chinese
2. Indonesian
3. Afghan
4. Italian
5. Japanese
6. Korean
7. Greek
8. Moroccan

Vietnamese food is easily the first thing that comes to mind. Been to Vietnam a few times and my fiancee is Vietnamese so I've had many opportunities to enjoy the cuisine. It's so light and delicious. Bánh mì, bánh xèo, bún bò, phở, chả giò (fried spring rolls), and other things I can't remember the name of. Just can't get enough of it.

Italian. Pasta and pizza. 'nuff said. ;)

And Mexican, Indian, Korean, and Japanese, I like a lot of stuff. ;)

i feel like we just had this topic a few weeks ago.

anyway, for day to day foods italian is awesome. for facny high-end dining french > all.

@ssvegeta555: Yeah man the soup broths are out of this world too. Just that combination of sweet, sour and spicy is unbelievable.

I love German food but it's hard to get I live. I also love Americanised Asian food like spring rolls and dim sims. But other than that just Aussie food is great.

@npiet1: Yeah man, Aussie hamburgers are great. Seriously can't go wrong with the egg and beetroot on them.

I love Indian food.