What is the best international cuisine?

Hungarian is underrated

SOPA

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MACACO

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>>79374038
Mine. Because I say so and I don't need to prove anything. Contrary opinions aren't arguments have a nice day

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>>79374038
Canadian

>>79375433
I thought this post said Korean when I first looked at the thread. I need a brain scan.

>>79375150
>>79375233
>>79375337
UMA DELÍCIA

>>79375433
>Korean name
>syrup chicken

>>79375569
I have never met a Korean person or eaten Korean food but I did just google Korean chicken and it certainly looks like that picture

>>79375549
Never mind his hand, pic was made from memory

>>79374038
Donno m8 I like many of them from japanese to slavic to french.

>>79375715
Looks more like the syrupy chicken dishes found in American Chinese restaurants. That broccoli and scoop of rice adds up.

If monkeys were native to North America or Europe there is a 100% chance we would have tons of great monkey recipes.
Monkeys are just squirrels with long arms.

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>>79376130
t. Joao Da Silva

Belgian (halve kip met pepersaus)

>>79376130
There's tons of wild animals native to North America and Europe that aren't widely used for dishes.

>>79378011
Maybe that aren't widely used but people in my area eat almost all of the wildlife