Favorite dish by culture.

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<p>Try to explain each as well.</p>

<p>Arab: tie between falafel/shawarma (garbanzo patty/roasted meat, respectively) pita sandwiches</p>

<p>British: shepherd's pie (meat in pastry)</p>

<p>Chinese: dim sum</p>

<p>Ethiopian: gomen on injera (steamed vegetables on elastic loaf)</p>

<p>Greek: moussaka (beef/eggplant casserole)</p>

<p>Italian: eggplant parmigiana</p>

<p>Japanese: miso (rice paste) soup </p>

<p>Mexican: barbacoa (shredded beef) in a taco with coriander and sauce</p>

<p>Scandinavian: frikadeller (meatballs) with gravy and lingomberry sauce </p>

<p>Thai: k(h)ao-soi (curry noodle soup)</p>

<p>Vietnamese: any pho/banh mi (soup/sandwich, respectively)</p>

<p>I want to try Peruvian ceviches next...</p>

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<p>Oops, forgot to mention what ceviches are - delicately arranged fish.</p>

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<p>…thanks?</p>

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<p>You’re Welcome.</p>

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<p>wait…why do we care about your fav. dishes? seriously</p>

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<p>we don’t</p>

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<p>Oh, but I was asking you guys to post yours. </p>

<p>I mean, I don’t know much about Indian cuisine, for example, so I didn’t list that, but was hoping to hear someone’s opinions about it.</p>

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<p>Indian - tandoori chicken or however you spell it</p>