What's your favorite ethnic cuisine?

Thai and Turkish! They are just so amazing...

My favorite Thai food is either spicy Pad Thai or Spicy basil noodles

My favorite turkish dish is doner kabob or iskander, i love that the meat tastes healthier and less oily then most Greek food. After eating Turkish lamb i can't eve go back to a greek gyro
 
Authentic Czech cooking like both my Grandmas did, as well as my Mother! Knedlicky and zeli! MMMmmm, mmm! Dumplings and sauerkraut (or cabbage, better yet, red cabbage!).

Second best: my first wife's Polish cooking. Incredibly delicious Pierogi! imp
 
Tex-Mex, but you have to drive to San Antonio to get it.
It is so delicious it makes you want to move there.
I'm sure there are other great Tex-Mex restaurants in the southwest, but San Antonio has been my only experience
 
There are few culinary delights in small towns, the ubiquitous
Chinese joints, but in small towns there second rate.

Small towns: Pizza joints-bad, slammed together, captive cliental, unless you want to drive 35 miles or more.






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MarciKS said:
Is Greek pretty good?
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Yes, IMO it is both healthy and tastes good! I especially enjoy souvlaki (kabobs) served either in a pita sandwich or as part of a dinner which includes among other things, Greek salad with olive oil dressing. The delicious tzatziki sauce is made up of Greek yogurt, cucumber, garlic/dill etc.

Why is Greek food popular?
Greeks are master of charcoal-grilled and spit-roasted meats. Souvlaki, chunks of skewered pork, is still Greece's favourite fast food, served on chopped tomatoes and onions in pitta bread with lashings of tzatziki. Gyros, too, is popular served in the same way.
 
I did leave out Moroccan cooking which I enjoyed thoroughly when I vacationed there. Lots of fresh fish daily which I loved. They are the only people who know how to make authentic couscous by the way. Healthy eating in that country.
 
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