What are the most veggie friendly international cuisines? I'm
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What are the most veggie friendly international cuisines?
I'm a veggiefag myself and in my experience it's been Indian, Italian, Greek, Mexican, Lebanese/Egyptian/Syrian (all pretty much the same), Chinese and Thai. Spanish is okay as well.
Doesnt thai food have fish sauce in just about everything?
>>7800354
Depends where you get it from. My local Thai takeaway doesn't.
>>7800357
Ok well fuck you then
See >>7800357
Every cuisine is veggie friendly if you just ask them to exclude all animal products.
>>7800376
Depends what kind of cuisine. Portuguese, for example, has a huge emphasis on fish and pork, and not many restaurants I know of do vegetarian main courses.
>>7800357
>My local Thai takeaway doesn't use fish sauce
Sounds awful.
Does your local Italian place not use pasta?
>>7800428
>fish sauce is essential to Thai cooking
GTFO, retard.
>>7800451
Granted it would be an exaggeration to say that fish sauce is in every dish...but it's really really common in Thai cooking. It's downright essential in the typical dishes you'd expect at a Thai takeaway. Hearing about a Thai place that doesn't use it is honestly just as shocking as an Italian place not having pasta. It's ridiculous.
>>7800350
try moroccan cuisine, also dishes like el salvardorian popusa can be eaten vegetarien or vegan. But my choice would probably be more in the route of indian/pakistan/nepalese.
>>7800350
You talkin vegetarian not vegan right?