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Which cuisine do you prefer - Chinese or Japanese? |
*Jojo*
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I just love to eat food, international ones that is. Please post your choice between Chinese or Japanese. Me, both. Why, because I am of Chinese origin and I use to live before in Japan (formative years). Hai ! Bakero! Simasen, Konichiwa ? Tempura, Katsudon, Yakisoba, Peking Duck, Chinese Fried Rice, Honda, Kawasaki, Hentai and Reika just to mention a few. . . |
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Deanlambert
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From: East Yorkshire
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Chinese for me, for 1 big reason. The shop is only on the end of the road so i don't have to walk far :-D
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skin
Joined: Nov 10, 2003
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From: Stoke-on-Trent, UK
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Indian
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Deanlambert
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I like indian as well, but been brought up in Bradford, after a while you get sick of it
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BobaFett
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Chinese food tastes very good. Mexican food, like chili con carne and beans! Mmm Love it!
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Ayush
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From: Hyderabad, india
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Chinese for me :-D please spare the japs :-D. @skin i eat indian all the while :-D
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Oco
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From: Lima, Peru
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Peruvian, after that chinese :-)
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boto43
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Chinese cuisine is much better to me. But on the other hand I havent eaten Japanese meals many times.
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soichiro
Joined: Jan 12, 2004
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From: Cucumberland
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i'm half chinese...... so i think i'll go with the chinese.
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masseur
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From: Sydney, London
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tough choice!
While I do love chinese food such as chow mein, crispy duck with pancakes, sweet and sour pork etc I am very partial to Japanese food, especially Teppanyaki style, where the chef comes out and prepares the food on a hot hibachi in front of you, usually with some entertainment too such as catching stuff in their hat.
In my family we eat more Chinese than Japanese because its cheaper and treat Japanese as a special outing because its more expensive, although I often get a sushi box for lunch which is more reasonable.
Since my wife makes fantastic chinese I guess hers is best but Benihana (UK site) (Benihana US site) is by far my favourite Japanese restaurant.
this discussion could also be extended to include Indian food as I can't get enough of that either, but given the choice of Chinese or Japanese I'd go for Japanese every time.
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Linkinpark17UK
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Given the choice between Chinese and Japanese, it would be Chinese as I haven't really eaten a lot of Japanese food.
But my personal favourite is Italian.
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Ayush
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From: Hyderabad, india
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@mass i never knew indian fare was so famous! Wow :-D
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masseur
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From: Sydney, London
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Indian food is not as big back home in Oz but in the UK its definitly one of the most taken-away foods. Also when the pubs shut you can still go to the local Indian restaurant for a curry and continue drinking there too so its also popular for that reason!
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jellyellie
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From: England
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Chinese, but I have never eaten Japanese food; not to my knowledge anyway.
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Alf Nif
Joined: Dec 01, 2003
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From: Sweden
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Don't know if I've eaten japanese...
But most spicy asian food goes along...
But I Do want to try dog... 
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Posted: 2004-02-01 08:13
