Italian food is so overrated. I like it, but Indian, Korean, and Tex-Mex flavors are much more interesting.

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Yes! Also, it's common to eat olives, basil, and tomatoes as part of everyday meals so you don't feel that you're eating something special.

Agreed. Pasta at Italian restaurants is the same as something you can make at home. Indian, Korean, and Mexican takes more skill and thus is better at restaurants.

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I think you're right. Maybe I just prefer stronger, spice-induced food experiences

My take: Indian, Korean, and Tex-Mex rely on strong spices and provide a very different experience. 

Italian food is about simplicity and subtlety. Dishes tend to use the flavour of key ingredients rather than spices. 

Not saying one approach is better than the other. They’re just different philosophies.

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If Italian food was a band it would be U2.

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Reminds me of this meme https://i.imgur.com/HriasAM.jpg

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European protectionism of food  and snobbery about “authentic” is damaging. Check reaction vids of some Italians tasting pasta/pizza experiments around the world. The holier-than-thou attitude is off-putting. 

IMHO what makes food interesting is making it as unique as the people making and eating 

I kind of hate that I agree with this take

Pineapple on pizza is actually tasty n people r just being fussy