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Hi!

Golfers have great taste and sense of observation.
What is your favorite ethnic cuisine/food?

Mine is Italian (I was born in Italy!!) but I have great esteem of Japanese, Chinese and French, too.
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Cajun and creole. The perfect blend of spice and nice. Warms your tummy, lights up your mouth. Absolutely the best food on the planet.

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Chinese is head and shoulders above the rest for myself

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How about a nice lamb madras and nann bread? Washed down with a few cold pints of lager. Hard to beat.

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When I can find good Indian food (not always easy to do, here in the states) that's always a favorite (sorry Big Don, I like Kingfisher with my curry). Otherwise, a well made Bi Bim Bap (Korean hotpot) with lots of red pepper paste is a great winter warmer. Can't recommend Korean beer though

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Japanese and Chinese are tops on my list. Then Mexican.

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Cajun and creole. The perfect blend of spice and nice. Warms your tummy, lights up your mouth. Absolutely the best food on the planet.

Although I already "voted" for Chinese, cajun & creole sounds really, really good. But, I'm pretty sure I can't get that here in N.C.


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Although I already "voted" for Chinese, cajun & creole sounds really, really good. But, I'm pretty sure I can't get that here in N.C.

It's tough to find outside of New Orleans and environs. There are a couple restaurants serving it down at the Jersey Shore. But the real thing in New Orleans is by far the best. The tragedy of Katrina is as yet not realized by most. I'm praying the city, and its culinary heritage, makes a come back. Otherwise, like most in the Northeast, my choices are Italian and Chinese. Not that that's a bad thing.

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I love SUSHI!!!!!!

But not every day (every other!)...

I would have to say THAI food, then mexican, then italian
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