What is your favourite food from a different country?

I, too, have never found a cuisine I didn't like! From Italy, it's almost every pasta, sausage and peppers, meatballs, anything Alfredo, mussels with hot sauce and biscotti, clams oregenata, and so on. From Germany, more sausages and wursts, spatzle, red cabbage and sauerkraut. From France, almost anything from celery remoulade, brioche, pot au feu, desire du roi of profiteroles, cassoulet, and on and on. From India, saag paneer, almost any curry, not too hot, chicken tikka masala, aloo gobi, anything lamb, vegetable korma. Vietnamese beef cooked in butter and almost any salad, plus the mint, basil, lime, fish sauce combinations in main dishes and salads. Pad tai and tom yum gai soup, and angel wings from Thailand. Oh, Greek avgolemono, lemon chicken, souvlaki, Greek Salad. Chinese orange chicken, crispy beef, hot and sour soup and lo mein, not to mention peking duck, and spring rolls. Mexican tortilla soup, soft tacos, enchiladas rancheras, chile relleno. Japanese sushi, especially creamy rock shrimp. Hawaii's or anybody's version of poke. Philippino lumpia. Persian rice with lentils, dates, pomegranates, currants. I need to stop here, but there's more and too many to mention, the impossiblity of chosing just on is evident. And, good old American macaroni and cheese, burgers and hot dogs. potato salad, and BBQ. Can't pick just one; can't eat just one....

Something Italian or Mexican all the best urban

I think for me it would be Chicken Souvlaki, or Spanakopita! Both Greek Dishes. I used to work in a Greedk Restauraunt, and would have A Chicken Pita or Chicken Souvlaki with a Spanakopita almost every day!

i am an indian and now in other country. here i like the flat bread item called kubus.i dont know this recipe,but it is available every where readymade and fresh ones. if we eat one ,it is enough for us for one meal with any one of indian curries (side dish). and here i like many varieties of cookies which are available in bakery. and i also like bakery cakes in many varieties.

I have not tasted food from all countries but from that which I have tasted I like Chinese the best specially their soups - sweet corn and chicken, sweet and sour prawns, and their roles are simply out of this world!

It's tough to pick a favourite, I have cookbooks for a lot of different cuisines. Lately I crave a good tortilla soup because I was recently on vacation in Mexico. I've tried to make it at home but my broth just doesn't have the same rich, deep flavour. I like to choose one or two cookbooks and use them for a month, we might have Greek meatballs one night and a tagine the next.

Mine is a candy bar. When I lived in England as a teenager I fell in love with Double Decker candy bars. So when my mom visits her family or they come here, they always bring me back a dozen. My children and my husband also have fallen in love with these. My oldest one, even took one to school to share with his best friend, he loves them to. I guess I am going to have to break down and buy them online, waiting every couple of years for them is beginning to be to long.

Lamb biryani ,chicken biryani tops the list of my favourites. I am fond of spicy chinese food like Bang Bang Ji or hot chicken salad ,beggars chicken ,chilli chicken cubes ,fried noodles,lemon chicken and spring rolls. When i visit Saudi Arabia i am crazy about Al-Baik Broasted Chicken and shrimp served with variety of sauces.The taste of its garlic sauce is divine.I wish its branch gets located in India too.