Your top 3 food styles - apart from local. Also, anything you are not keen on .

Italian
Thai
Indian

Never liked Chinese food find it a bit oily.

Italian
Indian
Spanish

Anything. Oh dear.

Chinese
Indian
French

Italian
French
Thai

Italian
Thai
English

A hard one! Italian,French, Spanish, I love all their cuisines. Maybe Italian coming out top for me. Cuisines of the East, I love Indian above all the others, I've never really tried Japanese, apart from sushi, so I couldn't say. One son loves Korean, again, I've not really tried that either. I also quite like Middle Eastern cooking from what I've tasted of Lebanese, but such restaurants outside metropolitan areas appear to be a bit thin on the ground.

British, lots of wonderful casseroles, pies, fish and chips and of course roasts.
Mediterranean, soups, risotto, pates, salads, pastas etc.
Indian, I love all homemade curries, dhals, pakora, bhajis, dips and chutneys.

Thai; in a good Thai restaurant the food is a feast for the eyes as well as the palate.

Indian; we have a family run restaurant that never disappoints. I would queue all night on the doorstep to eat their mustard pepper lamb chops, Viceroy’s Keema or Rajasthani Railway Lamb.

I also like Polish food, but there are not many Polish restaurants hereabouts. Used to be a nice one in York.

Where we live ( Melbourne ) that’s what they do - food. We are really spoilt for choice in that direction. That and coffee. Not a lot else - many shops are disappearing so we are left with food food food and real estate agents !

British
French

Greek
Italian
Indian

Authentic Indian, as opposed to the Bangladeshi Curry houses on every High St.

Thai, cooked by a Thai Chef with authentic ingredients, not just jazzed up Chinese

Mediterranean cuisine, authentic Spanish, Italian, French.

If I'm honest more than three-anything Asian so Chinese , Japanese ,Indian,Korean and Thai .

I'm not that crazy about some Italian food .
I love some of their meat and fish dishes without pasta .
And I'm not wild about Spanish nor Mexican food either.

Indian
Italian
Greek

I also like a proper burger - not keen on the takeaway ones but some restaurants do them well.

I'm not to keen on middle eastern flavours such as tagines etc but I'm willing to be converted.

We are lucky enough to have a punjab restaurant just up the road. The food is fabulous.

I have been a keen cook of Indian food since an Indian friend taught her own recipes in the 70s. Living near Leicester meant that the authentic ingredients were fairly easy to track down and then Madhur Jaffry (spelling?) appeared on the scene.

We also love Italian food and new takes on Brutish food.

Or even British!!

My cooking is that bad!!

I had to look at this thread to find out what a "food style" is.

I don't have one.

I didn’t include Australian either because it tends to take stuff from everywhere and is a bit hard to define - prawn on the barby, barramundi, Pav perhaps ? I can’t stand kangaroo meat and neither can my cats. I wasn’t sure how to say what I meant but most people seem to have worked it out anyway.

Middle Eastern top of the list.

I'd also be happy at the thought of French food or Scandinavian smorgasbord.

Lebanese, Egyptian and Italian. I eat food based on Italian food most of the time but like something different on special occasions.

Italian, Thai, Indian

Italian
Thai
Indian

Italian
British
French