People From All Over The World Are Sharing The One Dish You Must Try From Their Home Country

So redditor u/nirzhor_cyclonite asked, «What food should someone try if they visit your country?» Here are some of the responses, but be warned: They might make you hungry.

1. Vietnam: Bun Cha and Bánh Xèo

«When people think of https://geraibunga.id/ Vietnamese food, they assume pho and banh mi. Of course, these are staples, but you should also try bun cha, caramelized pork meatballs, when in Hanoi.»»It’s a savory, crispy rice pancake stuffed with pork, prawns, green onion, and bean sprouts. It’s best served hot from a street stall. A big plate of bánh xèo served with lettuce and fresh herbs will cost you less than 50 cents.»

2. China: Jianbing

«You can find this dish at many street food stalls in Beijing. It’s a very thin crepe with your choice of delicious fillings. It’s folded into a pocket shape that you can hold and eat as you walk, so it’s great for a meal on the go.»

3. Poland: Zapiekanka

«This popular street food is basically a toasted, open-faced sandwich that’s made on baguette bread. It’s usually topped with mushrooms, cheese, ketchup, and green onions, but there are many different ways to make it.»

4. Japan: Hiroshima-Style Okonomiyaki and Ramen

«There are so many amazing Japanese dishes, but my favorite is Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki. Unlike the Osaka style (which is like an omelet), this kind of okonomiyaki is a thin layer of pancake, cabbage, and bean sprouts, soba noodles, and an egg, all topped with a special sauce and mayo. It’s to die for.»»I’m not talking about the American word for two-minute noodles. I’m talking authentic Japanese made-from-scratch ramen, with broth that takes all day to make, a boiled egg, perfectly cooked chashu pork, and fresh egg noodles. It’s incredible.»

5. Argentina: Empanadas

«Try our empanadas, which are filled with ground beef, carmelized onions, green olives, hard-boiled eggs, and raisins, and seasoned with cumin. Yum!»

6. Portugal: Pastéis de Nata and Bacalhau

«If you visit Portugal, you should try both pastéis de nata (a sweet custard-filled pastry made best by the famous bakery Pastéis de Belém) and pastel de bacalhau (deep-fried cod fritters).»

7. East Africa: Chipsi Mayai

«It’s a popular street food — an omelet made of french fries, eggs, and spices. Pair it with spicy sugarcane juice.»

8. Italy: Neapolitan Pizza

«The original Italian Neapolitan pizza. Your taste buds will explode in pleasure.»

9. Colombia: Chocolate Santafereño

«It’s our version of hot chocolate, and I know you’re probably thinking, What’s so special about plain old hot chocolate? Our hot chocolate has a richer concentration of cacao. The result is a beverage that is less cloyingly sweet and more rich and flavorful, with a deep aroma that’s both sweet and nutty. Also, we put cheese in our hot chocolate. We use soft, fresh, unsalted cheese (also known as farmer’s cheese or white cheese) that has a chewy texture like unsalted mozzarella. Drop a few pieces in your hot chocolate and fish them out once they’re soft.»

10. Germany: Käsespätzle and Döner Kebab

«I love käsespätzle with speck and röstzwiebeln, which translates to egg noodles with cheese, bacon, and crispy fried onions.»»I recommend trying döner kebab, which is extra delicious if you’re having it after a night of drinking.»