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Which Continent Makes the best food?

Europe 152 45.92%
 
North America 55 16.62%
 
South America 22 6.65%
 
Asia 96 29.00%
 
Africa 4 1.21%
 
Australia 2 0.60%
 
Total:331
Kasz216 on 31 October 2010
Kantor said:
mrstickball said:

I put North America, because I can get all the wonderful foods mentioned. Certainly a jack of all trades, master of none. We can get pretty decent italian, Mexican, Japanese, Korean, Brazillian, Greek, German, French, Indian and so on where I live....Which I don't think can be said about a lot of other places in the world. I could be wrong about that, but Columbus has a restaurant for every country, which makes it great.

If I had to go with a place based souly on what they actually make indigenously, I'd go with Asia. So many good foods.

You are. That's true for pretty much every major city in the world. London and Tokyo particularly, to name one each from Europe and Asia.

But what about every minor city, and suburbs... and well anywhere pretty much.

That's the great thing about the multi-cultural diversity in the US.  You can even get faithful recreations in most small town areas.  Or at least the ones i've been too.



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Kasz216 on 31 October 2010
Kantor said:
mrstickball said:

I put North America, because I can get all the wonderful foods mentioned. Certainly a jack of all trades, master of none. We can get pretty decent italian, Mexican, Japanese, Korean, Brazillian, Greek, German, French, Indian and so on where I live....Which I don't think can be said about a lot of other places in the world. I could be wrong about that, but Columbus has a restaurant for every country, which makes it great.

If I had to go with a place based souly on what they actually make indigenously, I'd go with Asia. So many good foods.

You are. That's true for pretty much every major city in the world. London and Tokyo particularly, to name one each from Europe and Asia.

But what about every minor city, and suburbs... and well anywhere pretty much.



Cross-X on 31 October 2010

Asia hands down!



Killiana1a on 31 October 2010

Asia. I love my hamburgers, steak and hotdogs as an American along with the salmon and Mexican cuisine, but nothing compares to good Thai food, good Chinese food, or good Japanese food. Hands down it is Asia in my opinion.



Cross-X on 31 October 2010

Lol I didn't notice this before but Australia is in the poll...

 

LOLZ!!!!!!!!!!!

Serious?

What food does Australia have that is famous and iconic? Sausage Roll? Meat Pies? BBQ?



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Killiana1a on 31 October 2010
Cross-X said:

Lol I didn't notice this before but Australia is in the poll...

 

LOLZ!!!!!!!!!!!

Serious?

What food does Australia have that is famous and iconic? Sausage Roll? Meat Pies? BBQ?

Culturally, Australia shares a  lot in common with Europe and North America due to it's history. Geographically, Australia, in my opinion, should be classified in "Asia."



Kantor on 31 October 2010

I sincerely hope that everyone saying "North America" and citing McDonalds is joking.



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MrT-Tar on 31 October 2010

Even though I love Indian food, continent wise I have to go with Europe




Ferryarthur on 31 October 2010
mrstickball said:

I put North America, because I can get all the wonderful foods mentioned. Certainly a jack of all trades, master of none. We can get pretty decent italian, Mexican, Japanese, Korean, Brazillian, Greek, German, French, Indian and so on where I live....Which I don't think can be said about a lot of other places in the world. I could be wrong about that, but Columbus has a restaurant for every country, which makes it great.

If I had to go with a place based souly on what they actually make indigenously, I'd go with Asia. So many good foods.

Thats pretty common for a lot of countries, In most of Europe you can every kind of food anywhere.

In a radius of about 3 KM there are, 3 italian restaurant, 5 turkish, 2 chinese, 1 indonesian/chinese and 1 japanese. For the others you have to actually go into town which is about 5 Km away xD So everythings close here, and that goes for every ''big''or ''medium'' town I`ve been.

But its hard, Europe has a lot of nice foods but so does Asia.

I`m going to go for Asia.



TWRoO on 31 October 2010

Tough choice between Europe and Asia, but Europe wins it I think (Italian and French food helping)