World Cuisine (not just Chinese and Indian)

[Webbo]

I tell you something, the beer here is 1000% better than Spain.

[VLC86]

I had Columbian cuisine last night here in Buenos Aires, I'm convinced it's the next big thing, outstanding stuff.

Nice, bet you didn't get much sleep.

[leicsmac]

Bringing this thread back:

 

http://www.bbc.com/travel/story/20200127-is-this-the-most-authentic-korean-barbecue

 

Not sure about "most authentic", but this place is damn good.

[SpacedX]

https://www.coolasleicester.co.uk/vegan-edition-kimber-ramen-pop-up-at-100six/

[Jattdogg]

Had a gourmet Wendy's combo the other day, spicey chicken. Super fast, cheap and hit the spot.

Edited 28 January 2020 by Jattdogg

[bovril]

Threads of foxestalk you've forgotten about #216

 

Moved back to UK about 2 and a half years ago and food is definitely something I miss. Ok you have a great selection here but it's not the same as finding some random dish in a small Balkan village for about 20p.

 

Want to try more S American food now. People say Peruvian is really good. Big community in London so I need to get on it. 

[Guest Kopfkino]

Basque. 

 

A foodie trip to San Sebastian would be divine 

[bovril]

2 minutes ago, Kopfkino said:

Basque. 

 

A foodie trip to San Sebastian would be divine 

Going in June. The food is the first thing everyone mentions.

[VLC86]

I generally eat anything and have recently started making Bao Buns at home. I definitely recommend giving them a go.

[Osavo]

4 hours ago, bovril said:

Going in June. The food is the first thing everyone mentions.

You'll love it. Not just for the food, it's an absolutely beautiful place too. So picturesque.