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Italian food is good, but I probably wouldnt put it in my top three maybe not even my top five cuisines. Without even thinking about it, Id put Chinese and Indian cuisine at number one and two, since theyre both fucking huge cuisines with tons of options and variety.
If were talking European cuisine only, theres definitely an argument to be made that Italian cuisine deserves a top five spot, together with French cuisine. Also you might be joking with Turkish cuisine but it legit slaps.
Have you ever tried anything Turkish in Türkiye? Because you'll eat your words as an appetizer once you taste one of our superior foods.
Is 'chinese'cuisine a unified concept? Like, isn't it a giant country with a bunch of regional cuisines? My impression is that what the west gets as chinese cuisine is an marketing thing, a simplification. Like, what chinese cuisine?
You are absolutely right that there are big differences between regions within China in terms of cuisine, but if you look at what you can eat in Western Chinese restaurants, you still get a more specific cuisine even if it is undoubtedly adjusted to Western palates.