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Butigroove
Seychelles2061 Posts
white rice.. lau lau.. and some punaluu sweetbread | ||
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FrEaK[S.sIR]
2373 Posts
That's how us Canadians make food. ![[image loading]](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/8/8c/Poutinevachon.jpg) | ||
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mystik.kr
Korea (South)34 Posts
![[image loading]](http://www.chinesedoctor.co.uk/shopimages/products/thumbnails/Korean%20Red%20Ginseng%20Tea.jpg) 인삼차 (korean ginseng tea)- the most popular tea in korea | ||
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Maenander
Germany4927 Posts
On January 14 2008 06:04 zuqbu wrote: No. Why should I? German food is far from diverse, healthy and tasty. It's boring at best. Most of the time the only spice you get served is salt, and most germans use it in quantities of a sauce. Go to a german supermarket and you can choose from 20 different brands of the same gouda! Now that's diversity! Just don't try to find a place to buy fresh fish, and if you've really found one don't expect them to sell more than 4 or 5 different types of fish. German's don't think much about food and it's quality, it just has to be cheap. Discount markets which all sell the same boring stuff are the big deal. Germans can name more food discount stores than types of pasta. If you want to buy fruits and vegetables of good quality you're looking for a Turkish store, if you aim for fresh spices you end up in a Chinese or Japanese supermarket. That's the good thing about globalisation: Germans can enjoy good food, too. Since this is a food recommendation thread, we should stop talking about Germany. You are exaggerating. While I agree the german every day food might be more cheap than anything, I've seen that to be the case in a lot of countries. Go to different parts of germany and order traditional dishes! People tend to forget there is so much to dicover in their own country. Try it out! And don´t forget about the sweets. While austria is certainly THE country to visit if you are more interested in the dessert than the rest of the meal, there are also a lot of german sweets worth trying. | ||
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LibertyTerran
Vietnam711 Posts
On January 13 2008 16:36 OhThatDang wrote: umm i am vietnamese so what i got so far is.. this is banh xeo or the vietnamese crepe and ugh..couldnt find a good picture but trust me its delicious :D ![[image loading]](http://www.visualgui.com/eatery/BanhXeo.jpg) THIS IS THE SHIT! Bun Bo Hue. My favorite dish of vietnamese and ignore the shit on there usually theres NOT that much but trust me its better than pho =) ![[image loading]](http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b39/stevenalice/bunbohue.jpg) and as you all knmow...the thing that gets boring pho.. ![[image loading]](http://maona.net/img/places/pho97_pho_dac_biet.jpg) Man, quite a selection there, representing all the three parts of VN. Nonetheless, you'd better go back to Vietnam and try these dishes at their original places. For example, Ba'nh Xe`o tastes best in SG, bu'n bo` Hu'e best in ... Hu'e (u might guess), and Pho? in Hanoi. I've tried them in both, Australia and the U.S. but they were nowhere near the quality from the homeland :D. | ||
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haduken
Australia8267 Posts
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Jibba
United States22883 Posts
On January 14 2008 23:28 haduken wrote: yum... all the european foods... imma gonna take photos when i go to a restaurant on weds just to show you fucks that Chinese food isn't just peking duck, noodles, or dim sims. Bring me back an egg roll and crab rangoon. | ||
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Hollow
Canada2182 Posts
On January 14 2008 19:57 FrEaK[S.sIR] wrote: Poutine. That's how us QFT | ||
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