To ask what your most/least favourite cuisine is and why?

Favourites are Italian and Indian - beautiful, lush big flavours that I enjoy

least favourite is Spanish especially tapas - not keen on the spice mix, loathe chorizo, don’t like fish and there’s too much cheese

Definition of kebab:
a dish of pieces of meat, fish, or vegetables roasted or grilled on a skewer or spit.

I love a kebab and assume your comment is referring to the rotating spits in takeaway shops (which I actually am not adverse to if I'm in the mood).

But a chicken shish for example is lovely and my go-to "healthier" takeaway option. From my local Turkish kebab house it is literally marinated chicken breast, peppers and onions grilled and served with homemade, bread sauces and salads. Granted not all kebab shops are the same but also not all kebabs are massive rotating mystery meats either.

I also make my own kebabs at home regularly which are meat and veg on a skewer. We like jerk chicken and pineapple skewers for example, still a kebab but not a mystery meat on a skewer

Favourite is difficult, either Indian, Austrian, middle eastern or Greek.

least favourite, Japanese or Mexican.

For some reason I never liked chinese. I just don’t like the sweetness and am not a fan of their noodle dishes either. It’s just the flavours I don’t like.
I love Indian though, and I’m Iranian so I love that quisine too. I also love sushi that is not raw.

I think authentic Turkish kebabs are meant to be quite good as they are made from real meat, as opposed to minced offcuts mixed with fat and fillers you can get from a UK kebab shop.

Greek/turkish. I am a vegan and a hummus lover, love dips, beautifully cooked veg and breads.

I love pizza too so perhaps italian but not a pasta fan.

I don't mind Indian but I seldom eat it as it lingers on me! But I love spices and interesting flavours.

Dislike-english unfortunately. The only thing that is traditionally english that I can actually eat as a vegan is pottage I think!

Don't like chinese. All seems so samey and I find it very boring to eat.

I struggle to just pick one favourite, I love Indian, I could live off pav bhaji and the million different dhals, but I also love Polish and Mexican.
least favourite also a struggle as there’s none I’ve tried that I’ve really disliked massively as a whole but if I had to choose Ethiopian, I like the main dishes I’ve tried but I just really dislike the taste of injera and the sourness.

But what I really hate, and it transcends many cuisines, is savoury dishes with fruit in them 🤢

Least is cauliflower cheese cos it’s just yuck!

Favourite Greek, Turkish or French. I also love British/Irish, Spanish, Thai, Italian...gawd most things really!

Least favourite (that I've tried) is Mexican. It feels like lots of iterations of rice, beans, cheese and tortillas. I'm also a big potato fan and they don't seem to feature mutch. There are still some things I've had from that cuisine that are tasty though. And I've never been to Mexico where it's probably much better.

Oh tough choices but I think I’d also put Spanish at the bottom (though there are a lot of Spanish dishes I like too!) and top would either be Chinese or Italian.
Love noodles and also tomato salads 😂

Favourite would be Chinese
least favourite trad English

Are you talking about the country's local cuisine or the typical UK takeaway's version of it.

Either way I would probably say my least favourite is British/American as I dislike stodge and blandness.

I think my favourite is probably Vietnamese as I love the freshness of the food and the variety of subtle flavours.

I love all food.

Thai and Japanese are my fave
Anything kebab is just eww...sorry, not sorry

Least favourite -Japanese. I like the idea but I despise wasabi with every fibre of my being and that taste of vinegar in the rice - just why?

Love Persian/Turkish/Lebanese or anything like that.

I don’t think I can pick one as a favourite, I could never knock it down to one.

Least favourite I would say British food, not a great variety and generally flavour free.

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I'm with you on this. Can't stand Thai; it's like washing up water with lumps of vege stuff. Revolting.

Love Italian, could easily eat it for every meal for the rest of my life and be gloriously happy.

I think I'll have to pick japanese as my no. Though maybe Indian as its so filling I can't eat much of it but it's so bloody nice. Gives leftovers for next day though I suppose

I think even Mr Positive, Rick Stein, struggled to be complimentary when he visited some parts of Germany.

I love a lot of Chinese food. But my experience has only been takeaways so I dont know how representative it is.
I also cant eat it any more because about 20 years ago it started making me very ill.
I still yearn for it even now 🤣

I have not been fond of the limited amount of Greek food I have tried but I dont think i have had enough to form a proper opinion.

I hate typically British food.

I love Middle Eastern food best e.g. Turkish/Lebanese/Persian.

Not a big fan of middle Europe e.g. German/Austrian. Too much meat and potato.