quote with your favorite cuisines (by country of origin), excluding US

1. 🇯🇵 japanese
2. 🇮🇹 italian
3. 🇬🇷 greek
4. 🇲🇽 mexican
5. 🇰🇷 korean

quote with your favorite cuisines (by country of origin), excluding US

1. 🇬🇷 greek
2. 🇨🇳 chinese
3. 🇯🇵 japanese
4. 🇻🇳 vietnamese
5. 🇮🇩🇸🇬🇲🇾a mix of indonesian, singaporean, malaysian

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ya, i have a feeling it might change in the future, but greek has been consistently as my #1 for some time

how did you develop such an affection for it? 

and can you get it easily at high quality levels in jakarta?

definitely not jakarta, it all started with being exposed to middle eastern foods during my uni years in seattle, i love the way yoghurt can be used to compliment greasy and nutty dish, adding to that i like a lot of raw leafy greens like baby spinach, arugula, cilantro, spring onions, red onions, etc. 
bali has a number of options, most are ok, some have good tzatziki and pita bread, and i wanna explore more greek stuff in sg, the one i've had is Éla and it's really good

o what i thought you were based in jkt for some reason

lol sorry wasn't clear about that, i meant when i was in bali.

nope, been procrastinating making pita bread and tzatziki with @vies 😂
i need to get it done one day

on the daily it's a mix of indo and chinese-indo food

o lol you mentioned bali greek foods and that confused me

so you cook greek all the time? how do you get it at home?