Favourite foreign style of food?

logiciel

Any foreign food is OK if you're in "foreign-land" at the time.
In the UK fish and chips, or roast beef and Yorkshire pudding, made and eaten at home, beat the lot.

robel

Cottons is good but if youre down there try :: Mango Room :: its owned by an old mate of mine and just down the road...

SBT

Have to agree.Foreign food is ok for something different or a change.But traditional British home cooked food is the best in the world.I've worked all over the world and the thing i missed most was a proper roast dinner mmmmm

FZR400RRSP

I've posted my thoughts on roast dinners on here before, I call them a 'plate of bland'.
And I don't believe it's anything to do with the cooks, they can't all have been bad, professional or amateur.
It's intrinsic to the meal.
In a world of tastes, I can only think nostalgia makes people want a roast dinner.
I doubt I'll ever have one again, and I won't miss them.

iPooooon

Omg this

SBT

Bland? you've obviously never had a 'proper' roast.The smell alone of a roast cooking is the best food smell ever.My gravy is so tasty that i often cook up another batch of yorkshire's just to dip in the gravy,Food heaven

SanPedro

Get yourself down to Granada mate. There are still loads of places that do FREE (YES FREE) tapas with your drink.

Having said that, I think Seville serves up the best tapa experience.

Hillskill

Roasts are the bulk of your daily calories in one meal. Nothing wrong with that if they're a treat but I don't think it's fair to label a roast the epitome of British cuisine.

SBT

Going by what i eat,it's just a snack

FZR400RRSP

No, I believe I have.
After all, I live where some of the best beef comes from, so it would be foolish to think it can't be well prepared up here.
I don't think any preparation is to blame for me thinking roasts are bland.
But some people like bland stuff, like mild cheddar.
Pointless to me, but there you go!