What is the most beautiful food in the world?

What is the most beautiful food in the world?

The World’s Most Beautiful Restaurant Dishes

• Dish: Inverted Cherry Tomato Tart.
• Dish: Red Fruits From the Garden.
• Dish: Les Cristaux de Vent (“Wind Crystals”)
• Dish: Gargouillou.
• Dish: White Tuna Poached in Olive Oil.
• Dish: Heart of Palm.
• Dish: Confit of Moulard Duck “Foie Gras”
• Dish: Eggs Caviar.

What is the least popular food?

With this in mind, here are some of the top foods that make people cringe, worldwide.

• Mayonnaise.
• Spam.
• Candy Corn.
• Tuna.
• Black Licorice.
• Pickles.
• Cantaloupe. DAE: Hate cantaloupe?
• Brussels sprouts. Turns out that there’s a scientific reason why so many people have negative feelings toward Brussels sprouts.

Which is the best food to eat in the world?

1. Massaman curry, Thailand 2. Neapolitan pizza, Italy 3. Chocolate, Mexico 4. Sushi, Japan 5. Peking Duck, China 45. Chicken rice, Singapore 46. Som tam, Thailand 47. Seafood paella, Spain 48. Potato chips, United States 49. Masala dosa, India 50. Buttered Popcorn, United States

Which is the strangest food in the world?

Nothing really prepares you for the stench of one of the strangest dishes on Earth. Like durian, smelly tofu is one of Southeast Asia’s most iconic foods. The odor of fermenting tofu is so overpowering many aren’t able to shake off the memory for months.

Which is the best food to eat in Singapore?

Variants include roasted chicken or soy sauce chicken. However it’s prepared, it’s one of Singapore’s best foods. The dipping sauces — premium dark soy sauce, chili with garlic and pounded ginger — give it that little extra oomph to ensure whenever you’re not actually in Singapore eating chicken rice, you’re thinking of it. 44. Poutine, Canada

What’s the best food to eat in Mexico?

A fresh, handmade tortilla stuffed with small chunks of grilled beef rubbed in oil and sea salt then covered with guacamole, salsa, onions, cilantro or anything else you want — perfect for breakfast, lunch or dinner. This is the reason no visitor leaves Mexico weighing less than when they arrived.