Summer is the time for vacations and travel. What does a tourist usually do after arriving in another country? Lazing on the beach or by the hotel's pool, visiting local attractions and wandering the streets. They sell a variety of food. The Telegraph was ranking of places on Earth with the most delicious street food... Bon appetit ... that is, relaxation!
7. Burma
Opens the top 7 countries with the most delicious street food. Locals start the morning with mohing fish soup. It is cooked right on the sidewalks of Rangoon, squatting or on tiny plastic chairs. The ferry, which stops along the Ayeyarwaddy Delta, serves crispy yellow pea pancakes with chili sauce. They are served with chopped onions, sprinkled with lemon juice, garlic and ginger. In general, food for trained stomachs. The spice markets sell savory pomelo salads, Indian-style eggplant and fried tofu.
6. Crete
The weekly markets in the fishing ports and mountain villages of Crete are inundated with mouth-watering fresh produce: figs, lemons, olives, honey, cheeses, wine and olive oil. And all this is flavored with fragrant smoke from dozens of home-made braziers, on which juicy pork kebabs are fried. And as for delicious street food, don't mention the baked goods: ring-shaped breads sprinkled with sesame seeds and delicious feta and spinach pies will leave you no chance to go on a diet.
5. Ecuador
Ecuador rivals Peru in the variety and taste of local dishes. After visiting this country, you can taste fish and coconut milk soup, shrimp snacks, stuffed pies (empanada) and wash it all down with a drink of maroccio. It tastes like hot milk jelly flavored with spices and complemented with rice and raisins.
4. Turkey
Although the country of the descendants of the Janissaries has become an undesirable place for many Russians, some tourists still dare to visit it. Local street food is meze - small portions of hot and cold dishes served with warm fresh bread, charcoal-grilled kebabs or fried fish seasoned with dried paprika, lemon juice and dried thyme.
3. India
Some of the best street food in southern India include masala dosa (a spicy pancake served on a palm leaf with curry and sauce) and idli (steamed cakes made from rice flour and fermented black mung bean). We also recommend trying cauliflower and samosa pakoras - triangle pies with vegetable or bean filling. And the cheapest Indian street food is thin rumali roti cakes, which cost only 5 rupees.
2. Cuba
It is better to buy food at street stalls and paladar - small restaurants that are located right in the homes of local residents. They serve such classics of Cuban cuisine as shrimp enchilado, fried bananas, soup with rice, chicken and bananas, as well as the pride of Cuba - coffee, very strong and sweet.
1. Mexico
Chili, tomatoes, corn, and chocolate remain key ingredients in Mexican street food.Being in Mexico and not trying such dishes as tortilla (analogue of pita bread), tacos (tortilla with seafood, beef, pork, vegetables or other filling and seasonings), corn cobs and quesadillas (wheat or corn tortilla stuffed with cheese) is a crime against taste. Surf beach huts sell mezcal cocktails, washed down with the local version of Peruvian ceviche, fish or seafood.