what is your country's famous food??

[Guest laceytam]

cheese from switzerland

[kandybites]

sinigang and ADOBO!

but i guess ADOBO is more famous now.

[Guest xx-]

hmmm.... chilli crab.

our signature dishes are diverse and "no originality" since we're a multiracial society & our fore fathers are migrants..

[Guest shadesofsea]

I'm from Finland, and our "famous" foods are so strange xD

First there's the Easter treat called Mämmi: http://en.wikipedia....wiki/M%C3%A4mmi

It literally looks like s*** but it's actually made from rye flour and molasses so it's sweet. I love eating it with milk and a bit of sugar on top.

Then there are different foods made from berries as well as reindeer meat. And maybe Karjalanpaisti? It's a meat dish where you have pork and beef (and sometimes lamb as well as kidneys etc), onion and maybe carrots. It's all poured into a salty broth and heated in the oven for at least 3 hours. The longer the better. It's really good, I swear!

Other than that people are usually surprised when they hear we eat tar candy and ice cream. It has such a nice and smoky flavour though~

Lol the same. Mämmi is sooo good with cream and sugar. And you can't forgot rye bread! You gotta love that bread, after eating it for almost whole life, other breads have no taste at all.

[aimii]

US: McDonald's Hamburger; I live in the city where the first McD opened.

Cambodia: Prahok I believe. But I'm not sure. As long as you get past the smell, it's actually pretty good.

[charzzy]

chicken rice!

om nom nom nom

i want some now

[Guest niceyearjiejie]

TomYumGoong ,, delicious indeed !

[Guest FORTISSIMO]

CHICKEN RICE

SINGAPORE ALL THE WAY~~~

OR DURIAN.... :|

[loversixteen]

Canada:

- Definitely poutine

- Maple syrup (does it count as food?)

Hong Kong

- curry fish balls

[Guest MNL]

Country : Hamburgers

Region : Fajitas

[green papaya]

California USA

Hot dogs & apple pie

IN N OUT BURGER

L&L HAWAIIAN BBQ

Chinese food from Chinatown, SF [Americas original and most famous of all chinatowns] this is the oldest chinatown in North America and has been around since the California Gold Rush of 1840's

[Guest Crazedphase.]

England: Roast with yorkshire? If we're being stereotypical, it's probaly tea & scones. You've got to love scones <3

Nepal: Dumplings/ Dim sum (but we call it momo [; ). I've never met a single Nepalese person that doesn't LOVE them. Personally, I HATE them .___.

[Guest lanziepanzie]

Mmm Australia (well its been covered)

- Vegemite

- Tim Tams!!!

- Apparently our meat is good but they all taste the same to me

and in home heritage

- Pho

- rice paper rolls! yum!

[Guest Want2LoveU]

Steak at Harbor Sixty Steakhouse is *drools*

[orangeman]

China is too vast to encompass into a few dishes so from my region:

• Hot pot with lamb (apparently not everyone eats lamb slices)
• Suan cai, or Chinese sauerkraut
• Lamb skewers with cumin
• Stewed meats in hearty sauces
• Pork fat and its various derivatives

[Guest Ho0neyBear]

beef/chicken broccoli? 

although its really not all that Chinese.

because no chinese people actually eat that at home.

lol

[Guest _Gigi_]

Pho....Vietnamese Noodle Soup....Salad Rolls And Vietnamese Sandwich Maybe.

[Guest ZerglingRush]

Bacon, and I dont mean the canadian kind either.

[riribl]

Indonesia:

- pecel (mixed vegetables, sometimes with rice, topped with peanut sauce)

- rujak buah (mixed fruits with spicy and sweet sauce)

- nasi campur (rice with mixed vegetables)

- tahu tek (tofu, fried eggs, potatoes, and lontong (rice cake) topped with peanut sauce)

- rawon (beef stew with black broth and bean sprouts)

- soto

- bakso (meatballs soup)

- sayur asem (vegetables soup with sour broth)

- sup buntut (ox-tail soup) -> I know it's not from Indonesia but it's popular as a traditional dish in this country

- tempe -> tempe penyet (tempe with grinded chili sauce)

Mostly Indonesian dishes are spicy

China (I mean Chinese dishes that are popular in Indonesia):

- cap jay (mixed vegetables with thick sauce)

- fuyunghai (fried eggs mixed with vegetables topped with sour sauce and peas)

- Hong Kong fried rice

- dumplings

- bakpao (steamed buns)

[NPB-XK]

Tim's balls...

I mean Tim Bits...

... and the rest from my country was already mentioned multiple times...