If you could eat only one type of cuisine for the rest of your life , what would you choose?

[El Héroe Oscuro]

For me, it would be Japanese!

Rice is probably one of my favorite types of food to incorporate into my meals, so I feel like there are a lot of great authentic dishes I could make with it. Sushi, ramen, sashimi, so much good food!

 

[Corrin]

I can't choose between italian and mexican! I love both but mexican is hard on my stomach so italian?

 

[El Héroe Oscuro]

I can't choose between italian and mexican! I love both but mexican is hard on my stomach so italian?

I don't blame ya! Mexican is sometimes hard on my stomach as wel :x

Do you have a favorite kind of dish for either? Whenever I go out and get Mexican food I'm always getting a burrito which makes my inner fat child super happy haha

 

[gimmepie]

Are pies a type of cuisine?

 

[Reyzadren]

Fusion food ftw

All the variety and diversity that one can get!

 

[Sheep]

chinese and japanese
I really like the foods that originate from these two countries. hard to choose which! mexican is also great, but I don't think I'd be able to last eating it constantly. >.<

 

[CrimsonMajestic]

Since there isn't an option for Tex-Mex, I chose "other". Well, along with good 'ole eggs & bacon breakfast, I'll add in Tex-Mex flavor to make it more complete.

 

[Nick]

Gotta go with Chinese. Italian is my second option, but I feel Chinese has more diverse options.

 

[Gabriel8897 (Hello)]

American for me.

 

[mikey]

Italian. I can't get enough of it.

 

[Kai]

American cuisine doesn't really have a limit so I picked it.

 

[Yue Han]

Indian cuisine no question. Other food just doesn't compare. The food of the gods!

 

[Hyzenthlay]

Italian, gotta love pasta and pizza! Otherwise Indian is pretty amazing, and I also love both Chinese and Japanese cuisine but can't really eat it regularly because I'd get sick, haha. Rice is great, though!

 

[Altairis]

American!! first of all you get to eat pancakes and waffles (don't really care where they originated from, every foreigner I've met irl has told me that "American breakfasts are insane" so I'm reclaiming them) and second of all this includes all the Americanized foreign foods that all the others reject. for example exchange students love to tell me that "Chinese takeout in America is not real Chinese food"/"American pizza is not the same at all" (as if I thought it was legit smh) so therefore it's American and I can eat it on my all-American diet right??

serious answer tho i already eat pasta 2x a day anyway so looks like i'm joining the italian club

 

[Sylphiel]

Either Mexican or Thai. I used to eat Mexican almost every day at one point - okay, it was actually Tex-Mex as it was Taco Bell, but actual Mexican is definitely better - and never got tired of it, so I know I can do that. Thai is a close contender just because I love the spices used in those dishes and almost can't get enough of them.

 

[pastelspectre]

definitely a tie between chinese and mexican, but i tend to go out for chinese more as the cheaper choice. so chinese, i guess.

 

[VisionofMilotic]

It all makes my mouth water, but my favorite food of all time is Japanese cuisine. It is expensive, but I savor every bite, to eat eat a vegetable roll every day would be a dream come true.

 

[El Héroe Oscuro]

It all makes my mouth water, but my favorite food of all time is Japanese cuisine. It is expensive, but I savor every bite, to eat eat a vegetable roll every day would be a dream come true.

MRW I read this comment:

 

[Aslan]

Japanese food!! Sushi is my all time favourite food and I love udons, dons, tempura, sashimi etc. so I feel like I'd manage fine having it for the rest of my life. I do like Chinese food a lot but having grown up eating it everyday, I feel like I'd be ok with not having it.

 

[Cherrim]

It's really hard to choose between Italian or Japanese... T_T

I really like the, like, popular Japanese cuisine--sushi, ramen, curry, etc.--but I'm not great with the more traditional fare. I can eat it, but they prefer bitter tastes a lot more than I do and my tolerance just doesn't exist for it so I don't particularly enjoy it that much.

But like, Italian food is so varied and I've been eating it a lot longer so I like a much broader selection from it. So maybe that would be the better choice...?

idk, I think I'd still pick Japanese food because I think I would die if I couldn't have Japanese curry ever again. T_T