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Posted by Silky Johnson on Jun-27-2013 17:24:

Your favourite foreign food?

Sushi is number one in a class of it's own, but I would have to go with Thai. Second runner up: Mexican.

I'm hungry.

Posted by ziptnf on Jun-27-2013 17:29:

Mmmm I love Thai food. Tom Yum soup, Pad Thai, Red/Yellow/Green Curries... mmmmmmm.

I love Americanized Chinese food too, no matter how unlike real chinese food it is.

Posted by Silky Johnson on Jun-27-2013 17:33:

Haha, so true.

Posted by srussell0018 on Jun-27-2013 17:38:

Pho or Feijoada

Posted by EarnYourKeep on Jun-27-2013 17:50:

sushi is pretty tops

also on that list

schnitzel, chuletas, bandeja paisa, lumpia shanghai/lechon, mofongo, elote, stroopwafels, poutine, halloumi, arroz con habicuelas, cuban sandwiches, morrir sonando, katsu curry / katsu don

Posted by Silky Johnson on Jun-27-2013 17:52:

I fucking LOVE katsu don. Def one of my all time faves. Goddamn I'm drooling now.

Posted by ziptnf on Jun-27-2013 17:54:

Can anyone tell me if Kimchi is worth trying?

Posted by Silky Johnson on Jun-27-2013 17:57:

I can't believe I've never had it, either! It LOOKS like it's worth trying.

Posted by EarnYourKeep on Jun-27-2013 17:57:

quote:
Originally posted by ziptnf
Can anyone tell me if Kimchi is worth trying?

absolutely, it's delicious and fairly healthy provided you like spicy.

katsu don is the shit i could live on japanese food, also a fan of tonkatsu although it's the same range same idea and i prefer ponzo over soy when cooking

Posted by Vivid Boy on Jun-27-2013 18:00:

pasta

Posted by SYSTEM-J on Jun-27-2013 18:00:

I'm English, so obviously Indian.

Posted by Silky Johnson on Jun-27-2013 18:00:

There is a Japanese restaurant here that has been for at least 20, maybe 25 years. I swear it's been as long as I can remember. Anyway, went there for the first time last week and just ordered sushi - but I will definitely go back and get more adventurous.

Best gyoza I've ever had though, that's for sure. Fried in tempura!!

Posted by srussell0018 on Jun-27-2013 18:01:

Kimchi is amazing, along with most Korean food. Kimchi Jjigae is a great soup/stew to try.

Posted by EarnYourKeep on Jun-27-2013 18:06:

quote:
Originally posted by Vivid Boy
pasta

liar i seen you scarfing down dollar slices saying it was the best pizza you've ever had lols

Posted by Vivid Boy on Jun-27-2013 18:06:

rissotto niggas

Posted by Silky Johnson on Jun-27-2013 18:08:

quote:
Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
I'm English, so obviously Indian.

Seriously though, I would add Indian at number 3 for me.

Posted by Scoops on Jun-27-2013 18:11:

Haggis....

Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Jun-27-2013 18:12:

Possibly Moroccan.

Posted by Vivid Boy on Jun-27-2013 18:22:

rotti

Posted by Silky Johnson on Jun-27-2013 18:24:

Anyone had Ethiopian? I know quote a few people who have it often. Wondering what it's like?

Posted by Guest on Jun-27-2013 18:52:

quote:
Originally posted by Silky Johnson
Anyone had Ethiopian? I know quote a few people who have it often. Wondering what it's like?

It goes down real easy.

Posted by srussell0018 on Jun-27-2013 18:54:

They don't even use silverware. Savages.

Posted by ziptnf on Jun-27-2013 18:56:

quote:
Originally posted by Silky Johnson
Anyone had Ethiopian? I know quote a few people who have it often. Wondering what it's like?

Mmmm Ethiopian is great. There is a place here in town that has a great selection.

http://www.queenofshebalouisville.c...inner_menu.html

Their Injera bread dominates.

Posted by Silky Johnson on Jun-27-2013 19:11:

Goddamn that looks good.

Posted by EarnYourKeep on Jun-27-2013 19:14:

quote:
Originally posted by Vivid Boy
rotti

good one vivid

rotti, coconut rice, malaysian curry

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