Chinese food, i really do not like the stuff. I can't see why people make such a fuss about it, if someone ever suggested that we went for a Chinese I'd say NO! And as for a takeaway, please don't expect me to eat any.
popular types of cuisine you can't stand ?
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Fried chicken, bleugh, not strictly speaking a cuisine but you get fried chicken shops so.... It tastes cack and smells worse, double bleugh
Don't know if you'd call it a "cuisine", but I've never liked pizzas of any type. Weird thing not to like, especially as I've nothing against cheese, bread or tomato in general but just the smell of a pizza makes me gag...
Originally Posted by wampa1:
“Fine Dining. Bollocks, more like.”
“Fine Dining. Bollocks, more like.”
Yup, had to go to a dinner in a fancy place, supposedly three course, each course was about the size of a portion of baby food, wasn't even that tasty. Had to stop on the way home for a kebab.
I personally can not stand any sort of seafood. Hate the taste of fish or the sea.
All fast food including burger and chips, fish and chips, kebabs etc yuck.
Roast red meat, sausages, meat pies, Yorkshire pudding.
Roast red meat, sausages, meat pies, Yorkshire pudding.
Not exactly cuisine but definitely Horrid food:
any meat substitute like tofu or tvp
Cauliflower cheese,
Anything bland and gloopy like hospital food
Semolina
Tinned soup- too salty
The best cuisine I've had recently was in a Pakistani restaurant, fantastic curries!
Lebanese food is also good
My mums cooking when I was a kid was always great
any meat substitute like tofu or tvp
Cauliflower cheese,
Anything bland and gloopy like hospital food
Semolina
Tinned soup- too salty
The best cuisine I've had recently was in a Pakistani restaurant, fantastic curries!
Lebanese food is also good
My mums cooking when I was a kid was always great
Even before I was vegetarian something about kebabs just turned me off. Probably because they're synonymous with lairy drunken lout.
I like foreign food more than traditional British food.
And I realise that much of what we might call foreign food is in fact slightly different from what they might make in their own countries and is really a subgroup of it's own....nevertheless I prefer food we consider Indian, Chinese, Mexican rather than the traditional beef and potatoes, pies, and stuff.
Pies for me (including bridies and all the other hot stuff you buy in British bakeries).
And I realise that much of what we might call foreign food is in fact slightly different from what they might make in their own countries and is really a subgroup of it's own....nevertheless I prefer food we consider Indian, Chinese, Mexican rather than the traditional beef and potatoes, pies, and stuff.
Pies for me (including bridies and all the other hot stuff you buy in British bakeries).
Sausage rolls, hate the smell it smells greasy and vomit worthy but working in greggs for 3 years will do that to you, hate donuts too.
Indian/Curries: Just seems to be the default for every meal out 'Oh let's go for a curry'. Most of the time they're rubbish as well.
Chinese: The 'Chinese' we get isn't really what they eat in China. So we're left with fatty cheaply produced stuff.
Chinese: The 'Chinese' we get isn't really what they eat in China. So we're left with fatty cheaply produced stuff.
Originally Posted by wampa1:
“Even before I was vegetarian something about kebabs just turned me off. Probably because they're synonymous with lairy drunken lout.”
“Even before I was vegetarian something about kebabs just turned me off. Probably because they're synonymous with lairy drunken lout.”
I thought they were elephant legs! No more kebabs for me. I'm not into eating people - even drunken louts.
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