I'd hate to deprive myself of so much choice, but my favourite would have to be Indian food, which has enough diversity within itself to keep me going for a while.

I'd miss the Szechuan tofu from the Chinese down the road, though.

Chinese food.

I'll visit at P.F. Changs' restaraunt every night.

Japanese. Healthy and delicious.

Oh, and sushi.

I'll never eat Jewish food that's for sure. Yuck...

Italian food, hands down.

I was raised on soul food though so that's up there too.

I'd have to go with Italian.

Italian. Pizza and Italian Sodas FTW.

I could literally survive off of bbq chicken wings. So idk what that falls under, but whatever it is, that is my choice.

My answer would be:

A lifetime Supply of homemade chicken, bean, & rice burritos with sour cream, & shredded cheddar would be my some-french-expression-of-delight-that-I'm-unable-to-pronounce-nor-spell-correctly.

Mediterranean (Turkish, Greek, Armenian), as I've switched to that most of my recent years anyway. Shish-kebobs, gyros, souvlakis, ground lamb kebobs, salads with feta cheese, rice, hummus, yogurt, eggplant dishes, etc.. Healthy and delicious.

My family comes from that region too so it makes it that much better.

Yes! Mediterranean food is the bees knees. Like you said delicious and nutritious! High in protein and vitamins.

I thought Hamburgers originated in Germany.

Hamburgers did originate in Germany, that's why i put quotations around American. To my knowledge there is no food that originated from the united states. All of our food origins are imports, just like our people. Except for native American fare, whatever that may consist of !

Laos/Vietnamese/Thai all have similar foods, so I'd go with one of those

What is 'soul' food? Can you tell me where Soul (not Seoul) is on a map? Or is it like "food" for the soul (i.e. fine literature).

Italian because I love pizza and spaghetti.

Soul food is what black people eat in the hood. Its food for the soul. Barbeque ribs, chitlins, collard greens, pigs feet. Just watch the Friday movie series lol.

I'm sure it has a different meaning to everyone. Arguably you could say it's basically food you were raised on, or the food you enjoy the most. The food that just warms your soul, and makes you feel happy.

For me that was boiled & mashed potatoes, corn, homemade bread, gravy, certain fried meats, roast/brisket ect, ect. Occasional variants of green beans, peas, mac & cheese...The real hearty stuff. But you can also just say that's Virginian heritage, lol.