1. Mexican

Mexican cuisine definitely consists of rice, beans, tortillas, and guacamole, but at authentic places, you'll find much more variety than your usual tacos.

2. Vietnamese

Vietnamese pho? A Vietnamese noodle soup with broth, meat, and herbs is such a good choice for food at any time.

3. Korean

Go for a Korean BBQ when you are really hungry and you want to spend two hours with some people.

You will be seated around a table with a grill in the middle where you can put your choices of meat such as bulgogi beef or pork belly, for example.

Side dishes such as salad, rice, kimchi, or pajeori (spicy green onion salad) are usually included.

4. Japanese

Forget Chicken Teriyaki, Japanese cuisine has much more to offer. Try ramen varieties or the California roll, for example.

Japanese food is one of a kind. You will never mistake it. Sushi, sashimi, unagi, and sake… we all know this. But this cuisine is not only about products and recipes, here a lot is about their indigenous culture and traditions. It is not surprising then that they made the whole world eat with chopsticks instead of knives and forks.

5. Californian

Your visit in LA won't be complete without them – especially after a night out. You can literally have any type of food you want – Korean fusion tacos, German Currywurst, Hot Dogs, lobster, Sushi, etc.

6. Persian

My actual go to cuisine and one of my top cuisines ever. The shawarma? Fantastic. Kebab? Great. Rice? Brilliant. Everything else? Also good. You can't go wrong.

7. Thai

Like many other Asian cuisines, Thai cooking uses rice as a basic ingredient for the majority of dishes. The word "food" in Thai means literally "to eat rice". It has so much variety that I can only tell you that you should try all of it.