What's your favorite food from another country?

i like enchiladas

Beef Enchiladas in Colorado sauce. With sides of Spanish Rice and Re fried Beans. Corn Chips and Salsa.

I like kimbab and ramen.

Pasta.

Chinese: Xiao long bao and Sichuan dishes

Japanese: Katsudon and Soba

Korean: Dolsot Bibimbap

Vietnamese: Pho and Banh Xeo

Kimchi stew

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I'm sure selfmate has tried vegemite though, soooo...

vegemite sucks...but yes I've tried it

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I'm surprised how 5 months later, nobody replied "Pizza" yet.

I'd say pizza but it's from my country (no jk it's not even my favorite italian food ) I'd also say japanese curry but I'm half japanese so I'm not sure if that counts than I'll say chicken biryani

I've got to say that sushi from Japan is right up there for me. There's something about those fresh, delicate rolls, the mix of flavors, and the artistry in presentation that makes it a culinary experience like no other.Speaking of trying out different cuisines, I had the chance to travel across Germany last summer, and one place that really stood out was one restaurant. It had this fantastic international vibe and a diverse menu that was just a treat for the taste buds. So, if you're ever in the area and looking to explore some new flavors, it's definitely worth checking out.Here's the link https://www.riwa-restaurant.de/de/ to this awesome spot.

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vegemite sucks...but yes I've tried it

Is vegemite different from marmite? bcs marmite really isn't that bad

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Is vegemite different from marmite? bcs marmite really isn't that bad

very similar my friend but as I always say

different strokes for different folks lol

Fajitas, lasagne, ramen, stuffed grape leaves, paella, sushi, butter chicken, chinese sweet and sour

Desserts: Waffles, Tiramisu, Churros, Baklava

from India: Curry and another dish I ate at an Indian restaurant a while ago but I forgot the name of the dish

from Thailand: Sticky rice with mango and Pad Thai