What's the most underrated ethnic cuisine?

Answer 1

In the Malay States, they wear hats like plates...

Answer 2

Native American. There is no restaurant I've seen that specializes in that cuisine.

• John

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  If you are in the neighborhood one day:
  
  https://www.indianpueblo.org/visit/dining/
  
  Good food, not ENTIRELY Native American but much so.
  

Answer 3

Probably one that has'nt yet reached our shores?

Answer 4

German Russian or Alsatian.

Few people know what they are or even seek them out.

Its delicious, unique and hard to find

• ckngbbbls

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  couldn't bother to come up with your own, huh?
  

Answer 5

I'm voting Moroccan. Tajine is a favorite dish of mine, especially when prepared with lamb, apricots and onion. It's baked in a special pottery vessel, and is tender and absolutely delicious. It's not exclusive to Morocco, but Moroccan seems to be both consistent and most flavorful.

I last enjoyed it in Paris a year ago, when we spent a month in a predominately Arab and Chinese suburb.

Source(s): https://epicureandculture.com/tajine/

• 

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  Hup hup! Give my regards to Commander Whitehead if you see him, will you?
  

Answer 6

Perhaps American Indian Food. Because I know of NO Indian restaurants in any area that I have ever lived in.

Answer 7

Ukrainian. Much of other ethnic cuisines were stolen from us Ukrainians.

• Dimo

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  https://natashaskitchen.com/classic-russian-borscht-recipe/
  

Answer 8

German Russian or Alsatian.

Few people know what they are or even seek them out.

Its delicious, unique and hard to find.

Answer 9

I say Korean is still underrated even though it's getting more recognition. When people order takeout, they order Italian and Chinese not Korean.

• The Lord Humungus.

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  If the local wing place has Korean BBQ sauce (and it does) I'd say they're getting pretty common.
  

Answer 10

Vietnamese cuisine in my opinion