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What's Your Favourite Cuisine?

Italian
4
21%
Chinese
3
16%
Mexican
5
26%
French
0
No votes
Indian
0
No votes
Indian
0
No votes
Thai
1
5%
Greek
1
5%
Japanese
2
11%
Other
3
16%
 
Total votes: 19
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Here in OZ we are exposed to so many different nationalities...we pride ourselves on our diverse multiculturalism.
A result of this is that we have so many different cuisines to choose from when looking to dine out.
I love Italian, Thai, Japanese, Chinese, Mexican (probably the most) and Aussie - an ecclectic mixture of tastes from all different nationalities.
How about you guys?
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I don't see Eastern European--my favorite! Polish, German in particular.
Ah, well. I voted for Italian because I could only vote once! I have yet to meet a culture's gastronomy that I can't embrace!! :D
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I voted for chinese myself, although I like all the choices. :)
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OOPS !!!! I meant to add a category for other cuisines...I'll try to fix it now :)
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Itialian for me. Mmmmm....... pasta...... *drools uncontrolably*
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Mexican, hopefully complete with live mariachi music, with a really good trumpet player! :!: :!: :!:
But I'll settle for Italian or spicy Chinese anyday. :wink:
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I am not a cuisine type of guy. But I enjoy some mexican and some italian occasionally.
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i voted 4 other, coz with the exception of french, which i havent really had the op 2 try, i love the others. as long as it has chicken in it, its great (thats my polynesian blood coming out).
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my favs would be .. chinese, thai, indian, malaysian, vietnamese .. turkish

i used to own a greek restaurant .. so i naturally like greek food too ;) but its not my all time fav .. the greeks love their garlic .. as do I ;)
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I didn’t see an option for Australian dishes... Hmmmm too bad. I'll eat anything Ozzy as long as there is COFFEE involved.
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I like all the choices, but I think my favorite would have to be Japanese, as it includes both teppanyaki-style dining and sushi (and miso soup... and chopsticks).
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oooh how about Korean?? I like Korean ;)

hey Biff .. there is such an animal as Australian Cuisine?? .. whats on the menu?? pie and chips?? LOL
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*perks ears at the sound of pie* Pie? Pie?? Where??? :)


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Post by Biff »

SUSHI now thats food... You have not lived till you learn to savor such freshness.
Caer Sylvanus wrote:I like all the choices, but I think my favorite would have to be Japanese, as it includes both teppanyaki-style dining and sushi (and miso soup... and chopsticks).
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Then, by your logic, Freshness is a California roll with fried spider legs in the middle! Urgh!!

Seriously, though. At Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, my grandfather ate just such a combination. The spider legs were sticking out the middle. Oh god! I'll eat a California roll, yes, but NOT with spider legs in them. And I like squid or octopus or whatnot. Those are great--like ham. I'd like a squid sandwich, please.

My favorite pieces of octopus/squid meat are the kind that has those plunger-shaped suckers still on them.
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Oh that’s great!!! LOL, I can rest now, with the knowledge that I am not the only one to enjoy a good sucker now and then!!!

Oh, squid sucker that is... Just want to make that clear!
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Post by californiababy »

I'll eat food from every cousine on your list. I've been craving spicy Chinese food lately, though. 8)
I'd rather be in California...
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lol .. mmm .. i love western chinese food ;)

i could go a nice chinese meal about now m'slef ;)
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burritos, fajitas, tacos, whatever
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