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Mac Budkowski แต
@macbudkowski
Okay, I'll say that: Italian cuisine is overrated. It's just bread, cheese and tomatoes in different configurations. Indian, Korean and Japanese food is much more interesting.
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frdysk.framedl.eth
@frdysk
overrated? yes These are on the same pedestal to me: - Greek - Chinese - Indian - Italian - Greek - Thai - Vietnamese - French
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Mac Budkowski แต
@macbudkowski
I can understand all but Vietnamese and Indian ๐ฎ
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dusan.framedl.eth ๐ฉ
@ds8
then you must be disqualified from food criticism ๐ i'm lucky where i live that both have high quality - many native indian/vietnamese here. i tried indian e.g. in berlin and it was awful (though vietnamese is pretty solid there)
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Mac Budkowski แต
@macbudkowski
hey i understand you disagree with me but it's not a reason to be a jerk :) vietnamese cuisine has at least a few interesting, distinct dishes: pho, dim sum, bao, rice pancakes, spring rolls you didn't like any of these?
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dusan.framedl.eth ๐ฉ
@ds8
1) sorry for being a jerk, that's my love language and i overestimated 2) fufu's reaction was that all those cuisines are great and your reaction looked like you disagree with it. i wanted to say that i consider them both great. if you do too, you can still be a food critic, sorry, 500 $degen
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Mac Budkowski แต
@macbudkowski
haha okay, no problem i thought that fufu meant that all of them are overrated, and i was surprised with indian and vietnamese there. btw it might be a matter of spice - since i got mexican&asian food-pilled, most european food is not intense enough for me, to be considered interesting :)
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dusan.framedl.eth ๐ฉ
@ds8
i appreciate simplicity (meat: steaks, pizza: margherita, pasta: cacio e pepe), vietnamese is actually quite easy on the ingredients and i like that. i preferred spicy food when i was younger, now i could survive on bread and olive oil (but no compromise on quality there).
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