2. Chinese Food
• If characterizing Indian food was
hard, Chinese food is impossible to
pin down. China has one of the
most diverse mixes of cultures and
cuisines in the world. The main
eight styles of cooking are: Fujian,
Cantonese, Anhui, Zhejiang,
Szechuan, Shandong and Hunan.
In Chinese traditional medicine and
culture, the opposites of yin and
yang must always be kept in
balance. This same balance
extends to food. When cooking, the
Chinese try to balance different
colors, tastes, textures and smells.
This focus has paid off and made
Chinese cuisine one of the world’s
finest.
3. Lebanese Cuisine
• Due to its location,
Lebanon has adopted
Arabic and Mediterranean
influences. Lebanese food
uses a lot of fresh fruit,
vegetables and seafood.
Other than fish, it does not
contain a big focus on
meat. When dining at a
Lebanese restaurant, you
can expect delicious
pickles, unique salads,
Arabic bread, vegetable
dishes and vegetable dips.
4. Japanese Cuisine
• The Hibachi or Teppanyaki
grill are some of the most
delectable of Japanese
dining options. At a Hibachi
grill, you can watch a cook
flip, fry, griddle and cut the
food in front of you. This
cuisine focuses on noodles,
tofu, sushi and vegetables.
Each meal is meticulously
prepared and exceptionally
delicious. Even better,
Japanese restaurants often
serve oolong or green tea.
5. AMERICAN CUISINE
• American food is an
extremely popular dining
option. With so many cultures
moving in and out of the
country, American food
encompasses a range of
different dining styles. In
Chicago, the deep dish pizza
has become famous. Texas
has five-alarm chili while the
Pacific Northwest is home to
microbreweries and coffee.
At most traditional American
diners, you can expect hot
dogs, hamburgers, buffalo
wings, biscuits & gravy and
omelets.
6. MOROCCAM CUISINE
• Expect Moroccan cuisine to become
the next major hit over the coming
decade. With such a rich history
and unique dishes, this cuisine is
one of the world’s finest. It uses
Mediterranean fruits and vegetables
to make spicy, flavor-filled meals.
Lamb is a popular meat dish, and
has a subtler flavor that Western
lamb dishes. Due to its location
near the sea, fish and shellfish play
a strong role in Moroccan cuisine.
Beef and chicken are commonly
eaten. A local favorite is known as a
Tagine and contains chicken, fries
and olives. Many of these dishes
are flavored with dried fruit, lemon
pick and olive oil. At lunch time,
Moroccans eat a hot or cold salad
and bread. Famously, this cuisine
includes couscous.