[distressed_romeo]

My brother is currently dating a Thai girl who came to stay with my family during the last holiday, and cooked an amazing meal for us all. Before she left she left us a list of what the best Thai curry pastes and so forth where, which meant I stocked up before coming back to uni...
Just tried cooking myself a green curry, and omigod, I nearly came when I tasted it...sooooooooooooooooo good!

That is all I have to say...

[Leon]

Thai food rocks. can't say i've tried Thai women, yet

[spifychild]

Thai food is great. I tried it for the first time about two months and really liked it. Oh no, now I am in the mood for it.

[Shawn]

I like Thai food too, we have a couple good Thai restaurants here.

[bostjan]

I love Thai food, too!

All of the monosyllabic names are fun to learn, too.

[noodles]

Tai food > All Other Asian Foods

[Naren]

Originally Posted by noodles

Tai food > All Other Asian Foods

No, Noodles. You are declared FALSE. Japanese food > All other Asian foods. If you think otherwise, you've obviously never had Japanese food before (okonomiyaki, yakisoba, katsudon, gyudon, unajuu, sushi, tenpura, tonkotsu ramen, chashumen, tantanmen, takoyaki, yakiniku, karaage, yakitori, sukiyaki, nabe, etc. etc.). Japanese food whips Chinese food's ass so bad. Not only that, but Japanese-Chinese food kicks Chinese food's ass so bad it's funny. Japanese food makes Thai food look petty and childish. I'm glad I live in the country where I can eat most of my favorite food (although I miss American and Mexican food quite a bit. Asian food? I can get just about any Asian food in Japan).

That said, Thai food rocks pretty hard. It kicked my ass a few times. I personally love Thai curry (I think it's better than Indian curry). I've had it all. Red curry, yellow curry, blue curry, green curry... damn good stuff.

[noodles]

Oh, I've had Japanese food...as well as Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, and Phillipino food. Mongolian BBQ should also be mentioned.

I still stand by my statement, although Japanese food is second on my list. There is a place next to my office that has great Chicken Teriyaki, and I go there every Monday because it is brown rice day.

Tai food just reins supreme with it's complex flavors derived from subtle use of a large variety of different spices and flavors.

[Naren]

Originally Posted by noodles

Oh, I've had Japanese food...as well as Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, and Phillipino food. Mongolian BBQ should also be mentioned.

I still stand by my statement, although Japanese food is second on my list. There is a place next to my office that has great Chicken Teriyaki, and I go there every Monday because it is brown rice day.

Tai food just reins supreme with it's complex flavors derived from subtle use of a large variety of different spices and flavors.

That means you have just not had real Japanese food or enough Japanese food. Teriyaki is actually one of my least favorite Japanese foods (it's good, but way low on my list). And I've never had brown rice in Japan before. Which makes me believe that the restaurant near your house is Japanese-American food or Japanese-Chinese-American food.

I would rate Asian food like this:

1. Japanese food
2. Korean food
3. Thai food
4. Mongolian BBQ
5. Chinese food
6. Vietnamese
7. Fillipino

In that order. Japanese food REIGNS supreme. I think it has the most diversity in all Asian food, the most high quality tastes, most distinctive tastes, and some of the most addicting foods ever. I've had times where I'm literally dying to have some takoyaki or okonomiyaki and I'll kill to get some (I get the same way with pizza and sushi sometimes).

[noodles]

Now you have Korean over Tai, too? Don't make me buy a plane ticket to Japan so I can kick your ass.