What's the most underrated ethnic cuisine?
14 Answers
- Anonymous4 months ago
In the Malay States, they wear hats like plates...
- ToddLv 74 months ago
Native American. There is no restaurant I've seen that specializes in that cuisine.
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- CrustyCurmudgeonLv 74 months ago
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/Hup hup! Give my regards to Commander Whitehead if you see him, will you?
- 4 months ago
Perhaps American Indian Food. Because I know of NO Indian restaurants in any area that I have ever lived in.
- ckngbbblsLv 74 months ago
German Russian or Alsatian.
Few people know what they are or even seek them out.
Its delicious, unique and hard to find.
- Anonymous4 months ago
I say Korean is still underrated even though it's getting more recognition. When people order takeout, they order Italian and Chinese not Korean.
If the local wing place has Korean BBQ sauce (and it does) I'd say they're getting pretty common.
If you are in the neighborhood one day:
https://www.indianpueblo.org/visit/dining/
Good food, not ENTIRELY Native American but much so.