What’s Ur Top 5 Ethnic Cuisines?

[UberEatsDriver]

I had authentic Italian in Philly, loved it!

Interesting. I’ve only had real Italian lunch which was small but never an actual dinner.

If you ever want to see what it’s like shopping for food in italy you should def visit Eataly in Manhattan.

 

[MajesticLion]

Well shyt, I’ve never had it cooked like that.

Guess I got to walk back that comment till I’ve tried hole in the ground jerk.

People move around and adapt to where they are, I can't knock it. Curry ain't really a yardie thing either, but again...can't knock their hustle. It's the same principle as the American-Italian-vs-"authentic"-Italian debate: there's really no substitute for dealing with people actually from a place, or better yet going there to find out for yourself.

 

[MischievousMonkey]

I only didn’t add it on my list cause I never tried but the food looks good and I heard their cuisine is actually healthy.

Luckily my new job is right next to a Senegalese spot

You gotta try some mafé at some point breh


When it's well done eating this just soothes me In these moments I can say I'm really at peace

 

[Bryan Danielson]

Y’all think I’m done with @Nicole0416


She finna get dat work in a few, just got busy with work! But this ain’t ova!

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

Y’all think I’m done with @Nicole0416


She finna get dat work in a few, just got busy with work! But this ain’t ova!

Do I sound intimidated?? I’m bout as shook as this IG post

 

[Weaver31]

I had authentic Italian in Philly, loved it!

What did u have from that spot?

 

[Unknown Poster]

Jollof Rice
Fried Rice
Bahn Mi
Pho
Ramen

 

[CarmelBarbie]

What did u have from that spot?

It’s been so long since i was there. It was some spot in bala cynwyn and i remember hot bread, delicious red sauce pasta, and some seafood mixed with it. Can’t even fully remember the name of the restaurant or the dishes. But every year after that I would go for my birthday. I moved from Philly and I don’t know where to get authentic Italian out here in Charlotte but trust me it was so delicious. Especially with a glass of wine.

 

[ℒℴѵℯJay ELECTUA]

bro you dont like african food?

i do but i can't put jollof rice only? lol
pepper soup is the bomb too..
but its definitely better thahn indian and many european cusines ..

 

[Weaver31]

It’s been so long since i was there. It was some spot in bala cynwyn and i remember hot bread, delicious red sauce pasta, and some seafood mixed with it. Can’t even fully remember the name of the restaurant or the dishes. But every year after that I would go for my birthday. I moved from Philly and I don’t know where to get authentic Italian out here in Charlotte but trust me it was so delicious. Especially with a glass of wine.

That does sound real good.

 

[The Wall Is Undefeated!]

My top 5 cuisines:

Jamaican - A Jamaican that loves Jamaican cuisine. Who would've thought!? LOL
Mexican (Including Tex-Mex)
Indian
Chinese
Afram/Soul Food

 

[bigesco]

Arabic food getting no love I see? clearly you guys havent tried it talking bout raw fish and shyt

 

[Cave Savage]

Am I the only one that finds Jamaican food overrated? Like it’s good but top cuisine good? Nah. I feel the offerings are very limited. It’s not like their side dishes are spectacular. And part of the reason why their protein is so good, what contributes a good part to the jerked taste is that a lot of their meats are grilled. Grill any chicken, you achieve half of the jerk taste. And if you season really well, sometimes the taste is indistinguishable.

It's a pretty strong lineup for a small country in my opinion.

I like the diversity in flavor (savory, spicy, sweet, sour)

 

[BonafideDefacto]

As someone who is well traveled...

1. Malay
2. American Soul Food
3. Japanese
4. Mexican
5. Italian

 

[Baka's Weird Case]

Ethiopian
Jamaican
Italian
Palestinian
Japanese