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Thai
American
malaysian
I don't have a favorite. I like everything equally.
But if I had to choose, it'd have to be Italian (as in regional Italian, not Italian-American).
My favorite food (as in meal, vs. indulgent snacks or deserts) is still pizza, but that's hardly ethnic or foreign anymore.
Lately that honor has gone to a good steaming plate of Pad Thai.
probably Indian at the moment, although I love sushi too
I'm going to go with Thai, though I also love Mexican. (And italian... and polish...)
Mexican of course.(real Mexican)
thai food...it's delicious and good for the cardiovascular system.
Japanese, Korean and Indonesian in that order.
I think Humble Pie is foreign, ain't it?
Thai
Beefcake knows no nationality.
(But I love Italian)
Basque. We have a GREAT Basque place here in Boise.
Vietnamese,Indian (N. and S.)
Latin American foods. ¡Muy rico!
As of late, it's been a toss-up between Thai and Indian.
Thai----inventive and flavorful---never a dull moment or disappointing!
I couldn't pick and I don't want to subject you to a list =). My taste buds are the sluttiest part of me, apparently - they get all over!
Indian!
Thai
Thai.
Peanut butter and jelly.
So ... um ... THAI!
Thai for me 2.
I grew up in a Pennyslvania Dutch kitchen, where the food is traditionally hearty, starchy and relentlessly bland. Which probably explains why I (and my siblings) love spicy food so much. Even through I really dislike coconut, I love Thai food (I can find plenty of things without coconut or coconut milk), and we have two local Indian restaurants with great buffets where my vegetarian sister and I can both graze quite happily.
Also, find me a Mexican place with good flautas and fish tacos, and I'm happy.
Good Mexican for sure.
1. Lechon Asada (Cuban)
2. Seafood Paella (Spanish)
3. New Orleans Beignets
Italian
Thai? Really? I don't like fish head soup.
A joke: The problem with German food is that an hour later, your hungry for power.
My favorites are Thai and Indian food. A lot of Indian is just "slop" but it's so good.
Vietnamese. Hands down!
Japanese.
Last night I ate trotter soup at Hakata Tonton.
Very delicious, although I still prefer sushi.
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Mexican. Duh! I live in Tucson where even the Taco Bell is fairly palatable.
Japanese
mmm, Italian or Indian.
Indian. Thai. Mexican. Korean. Anything spicy!
Thai. Indian is a close second.
I love it all, but if I had to choose...Japanese.
At the moment is Indian but usually I'll go for Japanese.
Indian and Thai. And Southern home cooking.
South Indian. Check out Udapi Palace vegetarian if you are anywhere near Santa Clara.
Thai or French Canadian.
Japanese, hands down...
Indian
Vietnamese or Indian. I could eat either every single day...as long as I could have a rare ribeye steak every now and then.
Indian food, especially when homemade.
But you also can't go wrong with French, especially Provencal cooking.
Indian
Greek food
Italian!
Thai generally, drunken noodles specifically.
Canadian.
Just kidding. But I notice there are no votes for British cuisine. But come to think of it I do love fish and chips. But otherwise what else do the Brits have? Boiled meat?
Since I've already said I like Thai I'll now be a little more specific. My favorite Thai dish is panang curry.
TomF -- plenty. Full English breakfast (eggs, bacon, white and black pudding, baked tomatoes, baked beans, fried mushrooms); summer pudding (bread, butter, sugar, strawberries/raspberries) served with whipped cream -- heavenly; steak and kidney pie; Cornish pasties; roast goose; and bangers and mash to name a few.
Thai/Malay cuisine
Tex-Mex.
Tex-Mex.
Tex-Mex.
My partner, who is Scandinavian and talks funny, occasionally threatens me with something called "Ludafisk" (I probably am spelling this wrong).
Apparently, it is rotted fish soaked in lye, or something equally monstrous.
Yum.
East village Indian. It has been a while. Is sixth street still wall to wall with $7 lunch buffet?
In no particular order: Japanese, Vietnamese, Chinese, Indian, Korean, Mexican...
Japanese
oh just anything Rachael Ray throws together...
Tuscan.
Hubby's home cooking - every night after work! He's Eyetalian - lots of pasta.
I LOVE mexican food!!!!
Mexican is good, but I have to give the edge to Chinese.
Chicken and green beans over white rice? Heaven. Black pepper chicken? Sheer bliss.
Japanese!!!
Italian - Big and thick!!!
though I love to cook and eat Indian
Anything that consists of a bunch of small, varied bites/tastes: spanish tapas, middle eastern mesa, chinese dim sum, etc.
Thai and Indian are tasty and when I get a hankering for them, they are so satisfying. Nevertheless, I would get sick of them after awhile.
However, I could eat GOOD REAL Chinese food and pizza every single day.
italian and japanese, with an emphasis on the seafood side of things as it were
Antarctican. Icy but flatus free.
Ethiopian is also delish.
I was in love with Indian forever, but have been having a recent, very steamy affair with Ethiopian.
Mexican!
Ethiopian, especially since I can indulge my inner kid by eating it with my right hand.
Otherwise, Japanese or Italian for me.
I like Indian food, but I love Vietnamese men.
@JohnnyCB
Yes, 6th Street is still the way you remember it =)
white trash cuisine
"American" is my favorite foreign cusine. I'm from New Orleans, remember...
1. Italian
2. Chinese
3. French
Thai.
Indian, Caribbean...yum!
young and eager to please Mexican waiters
People like me have such a problem with choosing ONE favorite. When confronted with an overly long menu, I freak out and have a hard time deciding. I'm also a total omnivore with almost no food "issues." Who can decide!? I guess I'd go with the following 4 in no particular order:
1. Thai
2. Mexican
3. Japanese
4. Italian
But I also LOVES me some Ethiopian, Spanish, German, Vietnamese, Lebanese/Mideastern, Greek and French.
Jeebus! How could I forget Indian!? And everything else everyone else said. Too bad that travel-food writer fate thing didn't work out for me... sigh.
cu*i* sine... sorry. I need more coffee. Coffee with chicory, au-lait, no sugar.
I think my favorite foreign cuir-sine is gay food.
Italian, Indonesian, Chinese, Thai, Indian, Spanish, Belgian, French, Greek
How come nobody's mentioned Argentinian? Every other restaurant in Amsterdam is an Argentinian Steak Grill, somebody must be eating there.
Canadian.
ethnic - Italian
foreign - Laotian
Give me a break I always split hairs!
New England -- or any fish or shellfish as long as it's FRESH. (Not too hard as I live in Rhode Island).
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Champagne
Thank you John from Noo Awlnz; I was about to ask what is this foreign cuisine of which they speak?
Thai
TEX MEX!
Arab food prolly tops...best snacking for hot weather
followed by Malaysian, Thai and Chinese (the real kind without sugar in everything)
oh and then El Salvadoran pupusas, Jamaican curried goat, oh dammit everything.
Mmmm, Indian.
I also like anything with andioulle sausage and cajun seasoning.... so cajun?
This thread is making me hungry.
Thai, Japanese and Indian, not necessarily in that order.
Thai, but not the version for "farang"
mexican
Irish.
SubtleKnife -- what is the deal with all those Argentinian steak houses in Amsterdam? I can't eat Argentinian because I'm vegetarian and all they eat is meat -- tons of meat. They grill their meat for family picnics using a grill the size of a king bed frame! Major meat eating. Someone from Argentina correct me if I'm wrong and this is no longer the case.
ps Moroccan food is also delish
Vietnamese, Italian, Indonesian, Japanese, Mexican.
I have only had Malaysian food a few times but it was amazing.
Traditional French & Thai.
Indian and Spanish.
I'm in the mood for a little Mexican...
Tex-Mex currently, but when I lived near a Hungarian/Eastern-Euro cafe they would have won hands down for pastries.
Vietnamese and Mexican.
1.Thai 2. Mexican, Brazilian steakhouse
Anything Fusion of American-other worldly foods
Republican. Those jell*o salads are really tasty.
Sushi
North Carolina style pork barbecue, with hushpuppies and cole slaw.
THAI!
Indian, Thai, and Japanese. In that order.
Japanese, Korean, Mexican
Tuscan Italian, and Interior Mexican
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