I mean China and India are more culturally diverse places but don’t draw from cuisine styles from around the world as much. Because of Mexico’s history of immigration there are regional cuisines with influence from the Middle East, Asia, Europe, Africa, and the Americas. Like you won’t have many cheese dishes in China or China.

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Anonymous #4 4w

*China or India

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Consider: I really really like cheese.

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I still think Mexico might be better for diversity but recognize I have only experienced a small subset of Chinese cuisine (mostly from the southern coast) and an even smaller subset of Indian food. I have a better understanding of the variety of the regional cuisines of Mexico so it still feels more diverse to me but I recognize partly that could be due to me not having many experiences with regional varieties of Chinese and Indian food

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Ok

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Anonymous #4 4w

Paneer is an Indian cheese and is one of the most popular foods in India. Also India has plenty of culinary diversity, the north and south are two completely different cuisines.

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Anonymous #6 4w

Yesss + it’s healthy!

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Fish & rice & seaweed & vegetables?

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I don’t even use the soy sauce it’s not a requirement

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soy sauce has like no calories in it tho so from a weight gain/loss standpoint it’s not unhealthy at all

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i don’t associate it solely with calories, that’s why i said “from a weight gain/loss standpoint”😑

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Anonymous #14 4w

Might be true, but feels really out of place to bring up here

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And hating on the people but liking their food is crazy

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