Your favorite food from other countries -

[The Sourdough Region]

I absolutely love Baklava.
I also really like Lebanese food, there's a festival for it in my area every year and god is it good.

 

[MerriedxReldnahc]

Like any good ex-weeaboo I love all sorts of Japanese and Asian in general candies. I love the Botan rice candy with edible rice paper. I had some tasty milk-flavored hard candy once too. I'm also a sucker for unique sodas, so I like to get Ramune sometimes. It's got a unique bottling style where instead of a cap there's a marble that you pop down.
*edit* word filter strikes again! Though honestly considering all the other weird shit Japan does they probably do have cum candy for sale.

 

[ricecake]

German stuff: Super Dickmanns; apfelschorle.

Russian: pelmeni; mushroom Lays.

Finnish: Fazer doughnuts

General Euro: paprika flavored chips.

 

[Monsieur Guillotine]

Just had bánh mì recently. The Vietnamese even do sandwiches better than we do.

 

[Antipathy]

I'm on a diet, so I can only eat Somali food.

I highly suggest the Absolutely Nothing, it goes great with the malaria.

 

[wifflypuff]

Lithuanian kugelis with a nice big glob of sour cream on top

Thai pad woon sen with lots of carrots

Classic fish and chips

 

[heathercho]

I really love Hungarian cake - Dobos Torta. It has sentimental reasons for me to love it, but it's also the most delicious cake ever. Seriously, if I could only eat that cake, I would. Forever.

Champorado - Cocoa Sticky Rice pudding from the Philippines. It reminds me of when I was about 3 years old and being at my neighbour's house excitedly standing around the counter as her lola made it for us.

 

[Monsieur Guillotine]

Thai pad woon sen with lots of carrots

Is this something you can get at most Thai places? I just started getting into Thai food and I'm looking to expand my palate.

 

[Lipitor]

Just had bánh mì recently. The Vietnamese even do sandwiches better than we do.

Yea that stuff is great. The places around me do deals if you buy 4 sandwiches you get one free, but who could ever eat 5 in a day. I've even seen 24 hour bahn mi spots.

 

[wifflypuff]

Is this something you can get at most Thai places? I just started getting into Thai food and I'm looking to expand my palate.

I've seen it at all the Thai places in my area. You're looking with anything woon sen, or if the menu description says bean threads or glass noodles.
http://www.cooking-thai-recipes.com/pad-woon-sen.html

 

[thejackal]

Just had bánh mì recently. The Vietnamese even do sandwiches better than we do.

Well the French gave them the idea for the bread. But yea, they took it well from there. I'm a big fan of the classic Banh Mi, which is pate.

 

[c-no]

Calbee shrimp chips. They were a part of my childhood and I do enjoy them to this day.

Canned coffee is something I'm developing a taste for. A friend that returned from a trip to Japan gave me a can of Boss Black coffee, among some other things, as a gift. After having that, I tried some other canned coffees at an Asian market near home.

Baklava is the one Turkish/Middle Eastern food I ever had aside from hummus that I can thoroughly enjoy, even if my palate is just shit.

Filipino BBQ is another foreign favorite.

Pho is another foreign food I enjoy. Always go for some extra meat and noodles in my bowl.

 

[Hell0]

I hate the brits, but fuck. shepard's pie is so good.

 

[Fiber-Rich Vegetable]

I like most stews with cinnamon, but my favourite dish is daal.

 

[A single cheeto]

Ice cream mochi is pretty good, and I love the cabbage taro flavored corn snacks. My favorite though, would have to be the cola flavored gum sticks.

 

[Sinner's Sandwich]

Knusperfloecken. Old DDR chocolate drops with grains of wholemeal cracker in them. I could eat a metric shitton in one sitting, they're addictive. I dunno if they're still made, but they were still available in the early 2000s at least.

They still exist and yeah they taste amazing. I love the white chocolate version.

I also love dry fish snacks and drinks with basil seeds and rose flavor I found in an asian supermarket.

 

[UselessRubberKeyboard]

They still exist and yeah they taste amazing. I love the white chocolate version.

I also love dry fish snacks and drinks with basil seeds and rose flavor I found in an asian supermarket.

Brb, arranging cargo container to be sent to Germany...

Edit: what's the drink? It looks like milkshake, but it's rose flavoured?

 

[Pai]

Gyudon. I know it's basically Japanese fast food but got damn I love it.

 

[AnOminous]

Gyudon. I know it's basically Japanese fast food but got damn I love it.

I miss Yoshinoya in the U.S.

 

[Pai]

I miss Yoshinoya in the U.S.

Yoshinoya and Sukiya are my faves, Matsuya is OK but not as good as the others mentioned- even tho I go to Matsuya a lot because those are the closest gyudon restaurants near me.