Turkish food is divine. I'm also a big fan of New Mexican food, which is actually pretty unlike anything from Central/South America and a damn sight better than what those Texan whackos call "food" ;-)

I also like the food from Thailand quite a lot! Especially the chicken and the prawns.

The food from the country you're just about to try for the first time. Variety > *.

I live in Canada and personally am not a fan of Canadian Cusine....I find it lacking major flavour. I love Italian and Mexican food.

Thailand hands down for me. No place has ever compared. I love the spice and coconut they use. They also use lots of vegetables and have a lot of interesting flavors combined together.

I personally love Texas Tex-Mex. We Texans know it is not mexican food. It is all of the outsiders that think otherwise. I love Mexican food as well. Love me some street tacos. Also, Texas barbeque is definitely some of the best.

I only ate at one restaurant in France and it was good, but not mind blowing. I also love this Turkish restaurant I have down the street owned by Turkish natives. Best Gyro I have had. Makes me want to go to Turkey to taste their other food. I need to visit Italy. Italian food in America is way too rich with way too much fat and carbs and not enough vegetables. I am sure italians don't eat that way everyday.

Japaneese food seems me the best for everyday life, for long life at all.
Vietnam food also is very good and "pure national".
Thailand... They cook any food great .

Not sure what to pick really, but I rate Eastern European (particularly Hungarian), Mexican, South American, Indian and Chinese.

I happen to be from Belgium though.

Upvote for anything Belgian. God I miss their frieten.

Other than that, I don't think I've ever been to a place that doesn't have at least a few great dishes.

I live in Canada and personally am not a fan of Canadian Cusine....I find it lacking major flavour. I love Italian and Mexican food.

Ok, maple syrup, back bacon, poutine and beaver tails do not qualify as cusine!

although we do make some of the best candy in the world and cornered the market on flavoured potato chips!


Frankly if I was to be completely honest, the answer is probably the US. Italy is the obvious choice and France is mecca of sorts for fine dining, but the US is responsible for just so many new types of dining. I love BBQ, both styles; American Chinese and American Tex-Mex are completely different to their sources. Then there is Cajun and a few million fusion foods, especialy towards the south with heavy Cuban, Mexican and in the South West, Asian influences. To say nothing of being the birthplace of fast food and greasy spoon breakfasts.


Now for beer, Belgium would win hands down. I love me some Chimay.

Real Mexican food is some of the best food I've ever tasted. When it's good, it's *great*! My first time eating real Mexican food literally brought tears to my eyes it was so good. Tex-mex is also something that I enjoy quite a bit.

I wouldn't go there for the food alone, but Iranian beef Kebab is also an extremely wonderful dish. If I could have one that that I would eat on a daily basis, it would definitely be this.

Also very fond of Korean food, particularly South Korea. It's very delicious, and they also have some very unique twists to Americanized food as well. Korean BBQ is something I've never been able to turn down the opportunity of eating, so hopefully that says something.

I've never been to France, but I've got a few friends that have. They claim the food there is best they've ever eaten.