I must be hungry. What is your favorite nationality of food?

[Shell Beau]

I love Italian, then Mexican, then Southern (it deserves its own category), then Greek

[demnan]

1. Vietnamese/Thai, Indian, Italian, Chinese

[trotsky]

2. I could never pick.

One of the greatest things about living in multicultural America - the awesome variety of food available.

[yvr girl]

3. So many to choose from (I'm hungry too)

Thai, Greek, Italian, Japanese, Mexican and Ukrainian. I'm also fond of some British food, but not because it's good but because it's homey.

[kedrys]

4. Money no object? Sushi.

Not in any particular order: Japanese, Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai, South American, Italian, Mexican (the real thing and the Tex-Mex variety), Greek, Lebanese, Indian...

My mom's cooking holds a special place in my heart and tummy, though. :loveya:

[Shell Beau]

6. Do you

like Southern fatten you up kind of cooking?

[kedrys]

11. Yeah, but I try to pace myself :)

Stick-to-yo-ribs food is great, but it, er, sticks to my ribs a tad too much :D. I had fried chicken last week for the first time in years, and DAMN it was great!!!!

[Jessica]

5. Thai, Greek, Italian ...

I love them all, but those are my faves.

[Shell Beau]

7. Thai seems to be a fave among ya'll!

[kick-ass-bob]

8. Yes.

I like them all.

Italian, Mexican, Chinese, Indian, Greek, Southern (I like your designation), American, Japanese, German, Irish.
Adding cajun on edit -- no shellfish, though :(

I can't order them at all, I just love food - it depends on my mood.

I have never had Thai food - that's just an oversight really. :shrug:

[MissMillie]

12. GMTA

of course, we kick-ass'es and bad-ass'es have to stick together.

[kick-ass-bob]

14. damn straight!

:woohoo:

[MissMillie]

9. All of them

Mmmmmmm..... food...... my favorite

[seemunkee]

10. Cajun/creole

Gumbo, etoufee, crayfish, fried catfish

[kedrys]

16. I knew I forgot something...

Man, dem nights eatin' in Nawlins lef' me good'n'stuffed and HAPPY! :)

[Welsh_Princess]

13. You want me to chose?

I'd have to say Thai, Chinese, Mexican, Moroccan (Is that spelled right?)and Japanese (sushi)
<p>
Of course, that varies by my mood.

[seemunkee]

15. You're in a food frame of mind today aren't you

Go get those gyros. I'm hungry

[MissMillie]

18. Is there any better frame of mind?

:shrug:

[seemunkee]

22. Let me think

:beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer:

[Shell Beau]

24. Its one of those

days where all I think about is food food food food food oh did I say food. Mmmmmm,. Gyro. Mmmmmm

[trebizond]

17. Italian, indian, mexican, greek, cajun

That was going to be a one wrod subject line, "Italian". But then the "how can I leave out..."s began...:9

[UrbScotty]

19. AMERICAN!!!!!

:patriot:

Besides that, I like Chinese and Mexican!

[billyskank]

20. Indian

the best vegetarian food seems to come from India IMO. Probably because that country has the strongest tradition of vegetarianism.

[Zuni]

21. British

I love blood pudding

*kidding
I like Italian, Greek and Chinese and Mexican and Tex-Mex and Thai and Vietnamese and Japanese and American

[jswordy]

23. Italian...REAL Italian, not the Americanized crap!

Olive Garden is to Italian food as the Miss America Contest is to feminism!

[Shell Beau]

25. Of course.

I love the little home style Italian restaurants owned by an Italian family where everything is homemade, even the pasta!

[jswordy]

27. Better yet if your grandfolks were off the boat, your mom was 1st gen...

...like mine.

Through the generations:

My Grandpa: Homemade wine at every meal and a huge garden every year.

My Grandma: EVERYTHING from scratch...even the noodles. Canned in ball jars.

My dad: Tiny garden, no winemaking.

My mom: Everything from scratch, EXCEPT she bought the noodles. Froze some vegetables.

My sister and me: Ragu and boughten noodles. Bottled wine rarely. We both have good-sized gardens, though. But we don't can it. We do freeze some.

The last of the good Italian cooking was lost when my mom passed away 2 years ago.

[Paganini]

40. I'm with you n/t

[leftofthedial]

26. mexican

southern
vietnamese
japanese (sushi)
thai

[BurtWorm]

28. No nationality. I don't like to eat people.

:scared:

[lpbk2713]

29. Nobody mentioned Korean

so I thought I would give that a plug (love that kimchi).

Also love many of the others mentioned above.... Italian, Mexican, Carribean, Spanish, German. On and on.

[Blue_In_AK]

30. Indian/Pakistani ....... yum

[BiggJawn]

31. International.

I can't think of any cuisine that I can't find SOMETHING I like about it...

[lukasahero]

32. Indian, hands down.

Mexican would be next, then really good (meaning not Americanized) Italian and Japanese, Vietnamese and Korean all lumped together because I never know which one I'm eating necessarily.

[luvLLB]

33. Mexican, mi amigos

[Bzzzz]

34. Korean, Mexican,

German, Italian, Greek.

[bigwillq]

35. American (Steak and potato), Spanish

Italian, Chinese

[elshiva]

36. Thai or Chinese

[Withywindle]

37. Indian, hands down.

Vindaloo! :9


Ethiopian, next.


Then Mexican.


Then Northern Brazilian (not much like Southern Brazilian beef-fests; more African, more seafood-y)

Then good ol' down-home Southern (US)


I like the saucy and savory and filling and solid. Most Far East cuisines feel too insubstantial somehow for my biscuits-and-gravy raised belly, though I do enjoy sushi and a lot of Vietnamese dishes.

[MrScorpio]

38. I love making Italian, My wife loves making Indonesian

and when we go out, I've gots to have me some Middle Eastern

[Zuni]

39. that rhymes

[Arugula Latte]

41. Thai, Mediterranean, and Indian

Yum. :9