ASEAN food is the most underrated food in the world desu

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>tf

MORNINGGGGGGGG

Good night my friend

Hey

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Name 1 (one) good ASEAN dish that is not spicy or better when it's spicy

Conner stop posting on Jow Forums.

>pasta or bread for every dish
real fuckin impressive mutt
joking aside, that's our staple so of course we always have em

nasi goreng

What did he mean by this?

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How hard to get Nasi Goreng in Yurop?

>Flag
Talking about overrated foods

there are "Chinese" stalls which sell fried rice everywhere, some even list it as nasi goreng on their menu. This always tastes really good, I don't know how authentic it is though.

there are also Asian shops which import soy sauce and spices from asia, so you can cook authentic food yourself

soto

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>Most iconic Indonesian and Thai foods are spicy
>Filipino foods generally aren't so spicy except maybe for Bicol Express
What did we mean by this?

>Soto
Base..
>Ayam
Yikes

good : Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia
so-so : Laos, Cambodia, Philippine
dunno : Myanmar

Found the faggot.
>Muh cow organ

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What are some examples of Filipino foods?

Nigga what the fuck even is Filipino cuisine

American food is the most underrated/best

>Nasi lemak
Fucking shit
>Ayam Satay
Good
>Durian
Smells and taste like a shit
>Mangostin
Best
>tomyam
What the fuck

Grilled chicken kebab with peanut an sweet soy sauce

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I agree

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Balut and pagpag.

>underrated
In general, I don't think it's underrated here in the US at all. You can't throw a rock in my city without hitting a Vietnamese or Thai restaurant. Rightly so, because it's great shit.

Now Filipino food, specifically, is definitely underrated as fuck.

>t. zoomer who can't eat organs
Even without organs beef based stock just tastes much better with stronger smell and umami compared to weakass chicken one.

I fucking love Asian food markets. Always fun to browse.

sundanese food are bitter, the bitterer it gets the better

Tell me moar? What are the common ingredients like and what makes the bitter taste?

>sundanese food
>bitter
lolwut? Sundanese food is generally neutral and simple, usually savory and salty, maybe with some acidity and light spices.

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french are the worst posters

Pic quality is too shit to tell what that stuff is but it looks good anyway. The fish on the right looks really nice especially.

Looks like deep fried tilapia with sambal.
Catfish,snakehead and tilapia is the common fried freshwater fish while saltwater ones are pomfret, Indian mackerel, threadfin bream.

There are so many underrated healthy food if you wannna stay healthy, and for those who doesnt like to eat spicy food just say "jangan pedas"
Sundanese taste are pretty much similar to east java as explained by

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>*ruins SEA food for you*

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Wow....very enak and looks good for health....

Asian food is to spicy. It is containing too much saturated fats and they always hide the taste of the ingredients with the gravy.

>rice
Memefood.

>It is containing too much saturated fats
there are many healthy options and pretty much underrated due to food that are heavy in spiciness and fat being shoved down to local and foreigners such as padang cuisine which used to be eaten in special occasion not fucking daily diet.

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>no saturated fat
>no rice
Just eat this bro

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Soto's broth are supposed to be light in spice, its going to be laksa if its heavy.
>Fite me

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Malay/Indonesian food looks appealing

I don't disagree with you

PINOY PRIDE WORLD WIDE

there are also localized western food

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What are some examples of pinoy food?

minang food>all

Adobo, lechon, kare-kare, sinigang, and so on. There's also banana ketchup which was invented here.

>A raw egg
>cold food
Is this breakfast or lunch?

It's a salad. Usually breakfast.

others are urap sayur
eat that not on daily basis but on some important occasions just like ancestor do,

It's gado-gado, kind of salad with peanut sauce dressing and hard boiled egg sliced in half as topping. Mostly eaten as brunch or lunch if you ask me.

forgot pic

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fuck you, with over 5000 recipes of food and derivatives as side dish, rice aint going anywhere

GIB COPI TEH LA OKAE????????

COPE TEHE AND A UNDACOOKED EGGU IN A COPI CUP LAHHHHH

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this looks like thrash
seems pretty good and checked

What do westernoids find unique about SEA dishes?

It has soul unlike soulless whites cuisine

INDOMIE IS OUR FINEST CUISINE

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>INDOMIE IS OUR FINEST CUISINE

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looks good + cheap. it would be good it's available here.

Fuck this meme, these artificial flavors
and Fuck those Viral marketing jews putting chili paste + Indomie = unique Indonesian dish

half of that is your fault wh*Te scum

LOL fuck this bugman and his exaggerated ass reactions

I'd anything, French food is underrated. Italian food is probably the most overrated.

>nasi campur balli
my man, god tier of nasi campur desu