Sushi, my God, I could eat it breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Sea urchin with a quail egg is my favorite. Tastes like something scraped off the bottom of a trawler. It's good, though.

The Chinese restaurant I frequent was voted one of the top 100 in North America. The owner even appears with Martin Yan in photos prominently displayed throughout the restaurant. The back-patting is well deserved. It's authentic Szechuan cuisine: fiery yet the subtlety of flavors is fantastic. I really can't eat at Americanized Chinese restaurants anymore as a result.

burun wrote:

skatingbasser wrote:I guess Chinese since India isn't Asian?

Hellyes Indian is Asian.

Look on a map.

this confused me as well. My vote is for the indian.

I am convinced my blood is comprised of wasabi diluted in sake.

I can't choose! I love them all for different things. Don't make me choose.

burun wrote:

skatingbasser wrote:I guess Chinese since India isn't Asian?

Hellyes Indian is Asian.

Look on a map.

My point. Where is the option?

skatingbasser wrote:

burun wrote:

skatingbasser wrote:I guess Chinese since India isn't Asian?

Hellyes Indian is Asian.

Look on a map.

My point. Where is the option?

Ack, I blew it.

Sadly, I cannot edit my options. I apologize to you, lovers-of-Indian-cuisine.

All of it, but I'm going to vote Japanese because there's never a time when I'm not hungry for decent sushi.

plus there is that udon and ramen stuff..

with indian out of the picture (the clear winner of all foods), japanese. korean and (authentic) chinese come close. thai is great but gets a little greasy after awhile. i haven't had much vietnamese, but I like what i've had. even american-ized chinese and "pan-asian" stuff is usually good.

they're all winners! yay! everyone goes home with a participation award!

Korean BBQ please