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arab food is too dry.
I prefer portuguese food over italian.
Portugese have like potato ka SALAN and broast chicken just like ours.
BUT
greeks realy know how to eat/cook meat. My fav would be greek food.
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I find it interesting how some of you listed “arab” food as your favorite cuisine. you guys do realize that the cuisine of arab nations are so broad…they taste different.
I’ll narrow it down by saying** Lebanese** food rocks 
but i might be saying that cuz im biased lol.
I agree with AQ as well…Pakistani food is good minus the oil! I prefer the grilled stuff. :k:
and then of course there is the Chinese cuisine…loved by many but just so darn unhealthy 
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Pakistani:jhanda:
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thai, lebanese, pakistani, spanish, japanese, caribbean and southern cuisine for me.
i heart food
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labanese sounds really good.
I find it interesting how some of you listed "arab" food as your favorite cuisine. you guys do realize that the cuisine of arab nations are so broad.....they taste different.
You do realize that by the same token Pakistani, Indian, Chinese food and italian food is very diverse as well.
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Pakistani Hyderabadi cuisine. The authentic Hyderabadi (Indian one) is so khatta.
Arab food stinks. Yeah the shawarma is good, but their other non fast food items have a bisand stink. I don't get the Persian food served in restaurants in the US. Rice and some kind of sheesh kabob. How am I supposed to eat the dry rice? Oh I get it, the dahi costs extra.
Generic American food served in chain resturants is alright.
You do realize that by the same token Pakistani, Indian, Chinese food and italian food is very diverse as well.
yes i do.....but chinese food comes from from ONE country and uses the same spices in just about every dish they cook, same with pakistani foods. Of course there are slight variations depending upon which province you are from (ie lahori food is slightly different from karachi) but generally speaking they are similar.
I agree about India however....the food in the north is completely different then the food in the south. Not sure about Italian food though.....never noticed or looked into it.
Arab foods comes from so many different nations and uses entirely different spices....some eat spicy (ie libya) while others eat bland foods (ie lebanon). In addition to that there are variations within the countries as well. Which is why I was saying one can't just just say they enjoy eating arab food....because arab food is such a broad and general term. You have to be more specific.
i love some hyderabadi foods…but the khaata-pun gets to be too much if eaten every day…it gets boring after a while.
whoever cooked the “arab food” you ate must not know how to cook…if they cook it properly you wont able to smell the stinch. Not everyone can cook lamb or other meats properly. It’s not often that I enjoy eating red meat be it pakistani style or arab style or irani style
pakistani or arab butchers here just dont know how to cut their meat.
pakistani/surinami cuisines.....:)
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What is Surinami Cuisine?
What is Surinami Cuisine?
Surinami Cuisine is all about borrowing methods and recipes from Dutch, Indian, West African, Indonesian, Chinese, Lebanese and Jewish kitchen.
Surinami Cuisine is all about borrowing methods and recipes from Dutch, Indian, West African, Indonesian, Chinese, Lebanese and Jewish kitchen.
interesting....never knew that.
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My favourite is Lebanese and Pakistani.
Much like a certain guppan 
:halo:
KumB k melaY mein Tu nahii BichRay thay :aq:
interesting....never knew that.
Ya learn new things every day :) donT ya :D
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@ maddy
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In order, most fav. first.
Pakistani
Lebanese
Chinese
Italian
Mexican
yes i do.....but chinese food comes from from ONE country and uses the same spices in just about every dish they cook, same with pakistani foods. Of course there are slight variations depending upon which province you are from (ie lahori food is slightly different from karachi) but generally speaking they are similar.
I agree about India however....the food in the north is completely different then the food in the south. Not sure about Italian food though.....never noticed or looked into it.
Arab foods comes from so many different nations and uses entirely different spices....some eat spicy (ie libya) while others eat bland foods (ie lebanon). In addition to that there are variations within the countries as well. Which is why I was saying one can't just just say they enjoy eating arab food....because arab food is such a broad and general term. You have to be more specific.
quite untrue,
Chinese food varies quite heavily. if teh diner's experience is limited to the local take away that is a whole diff deal with cantonese, teochow, hokkien, szechaun, hainanese all have their own take on chinese food, spices, prep methods are different.
Same goes for pakistani food, there is a huge difference between food from NWFP versus that in Karachi, and within karachi whether the food item is hyderabadi or
India is a completel diff ballgame, as anyone can plainly see that south indian vs north indian has a huge difference, without even going into sub regional varieties.
Italian varies as well, while most ppl are familar with tuscan and neopolitan stuff. there are over a dozen regional varieties, abruzzo for one, and fruili-venezia which is more central and eastern european in its taste than what ppl think of italian cuisine.
sure, arab food is very different, having spent bulk of my childhood in saudi arabia, and travelling in the region, that was easily noticable.
I am merely adding that the same applies to other cuisine as well. The differences in 'arab' food based on history, influences, geography etc applies itself readily to places like China and Italy which have their own regions. sicilian and sardinian food is different from each other and worlds apart from general fare in Milan.