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Kari ayam

Malaysia
4.7
Most iconic: Madam Kwan's (Subang Jaya, Malaysia)

Kari ayam is a chicken curry that is popular in Malaysia and Indonesia. It is made with chicken pieces, onions, garlic, ginger, ghee, tomatoes, coconut milk, and spices such as anise, cinnamon, curry leaves, pandan leaves, lemongrass, chilis, cumi... READ MORE

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Phanaeng Curry

Thailand
4.6
Most iconic: Baan Rim Pa Patong (Phuket, Thailand)

Phanaeng curry is a variety of Thai curry that is characterized by a thick texture and salty-sweet peanut flavor. It consists of meat that is stewed with coconut milk, panang curry paste, makrut lime leaves, fish sauce, and palm sugar. The meat us... READ MORE

3

Dzhash

Armenia
4.6
Most iconic: The Club (Yerevan, Armenia)

Traditionally cooked in a tonir, a built-in underground clay oven, dzhash is a tomato-based stew that can be made with either meat or legumes, but always includes vegetables. The stew is often generously seasoned with a variety of spices.... READ MORE

4

Butter chicken (Murgh makhani)

Delhi, India
4.5
Most iconic: Gulati (New Delhi, India)

Probably the best known of all Indian dishes, murgh makhani, internationally referred to as butter chicken, is a staple dish at most Indian restaurants. The dish originated in Delhi during the 1950s, when a man named Kundan Lal Gujral opened his r... READ MORE

5

Karē

Japan
4.5
Most iconic: Garaku Soup Curry (Sapporo, Japan)

Japanese-style curry known as karē is one of the most popular dishes in the country. It started gaining popularity in Japan during the Meiji period (1868-1912), when the British introduced it to the country. During its early years, karē with rice ... READ MORE

6

Rendang

West Sumatra, Indonesia
4.5
Most iconic: Pagi Sore (Padang, Indonesia)

Rendang is an Indonesian meat dish which originated among the Minangkabau people in West Sumatra. The dish is famous for its spiciness and a long cooking procedure. It is often compared to Indian curry because of its consistency and uniqu... READ MORE

7

Massaman Curry

Thailand
4.5
Most iconic: Issaya Siamese Club (Bangkok, Thailand)

Out of all Thai curry varieties, massaman curry stands out as the mildest, sweetest, and the most unusual type. It is a combination of creamy coconut milk, meat, potatoes, and a curry paste made with roasted spices. Coconut milk is the authentic T... READ MORE

8

Keema

India
4.5
Most iconic: Leopold Cafe (Mumbai, India)

Keema is a stew that is usually prepared as a curry with ingredients such as minced lamb or chicken meat, green peas, ginger-garlic paste, chili, onions, ghee, and garam masala spices. The name of the dish means minced meat in Urdu. Altho... READ MORE

9

Hünkar beğendi

Istanbul, Turkiye
4.5
Most iconic: Hacı Abdullah Lokantası (Beyoğlu, Turkiye)

Hünkar beğendi is a traditional dish consisting of a flavorful lamb stew that is served on top of a creamy roasted eggplant purée. The purée is often thickened with milk and cheese, while the whole dish is sometimes topped with ... READ MORE

10

Gulai

Sumatra, Indonesia
4.5
Most iconic: Pagi Sore (Padang, Indonesia)

Gulai is a spicy Indonesian dish resembling a stew or a thick soup. Because of its appearance and taste, it is often dubbed as the Indonesian curry. Any meat variety can be the main ingredient in gulai, as well as offal, seafood, or veget... READ MORE

11

Wat

Ethiopia
4.5
Most iconic: Desta Ethiopian Kitchen (Atlanta, United States of America)

Wat is the national dish of Ethiopia (and also popular in Eritrea, where it's known as tsebhi), a spicy stew made with berbere - a spice blend usually consisting of very hot chili peppers, garlic, ginger, rue, basil, ajwain, nigella, and ... READ MORE

12

Khoresh

Iran
4.5
Most iconic: Shahrzad Restaurant (Isfahan, Iran)

Khoresh is a universal term which refers to a huge group of flavorful and versatile Iranian stews. Meat versions often incorporate poultry, lamb, or beef, but many use fish, vegetables, and lentils as the key ingredients. Regardless of the huge nu... READ MORE

13

Kokotxas

Basque Country, Spain
4.5

Gelatinous fish heads known as kokotxas are a key ingredient for this classic Basque dish. Kokotxas usually come from the flashy cheeks (lower part of chin) of hake or cod. The dish is sometimes served in a sauce consisting of white wine, garlic, ... READ MORE

14

Shiro wat

Ethiopia
4.5

Shiro wat or tsebhi shiro is an Ethiopian and Eritrean stew made with chickpeas or broad beans as main ingredients, along with garlic, onions, ginger, tomatoes, and chili peppers. The chickpeas give this stew a nice texture and nutty flavor, but t... READ MORE

15

Seco de cabrito

Peru
4.5
Most iconic: El Bolivariano (Pueblo Libre, Peru)

Seco de cabrito is a traditional dish that was originally prepared in the north of the country, but nowadays it's also popular in coastal areas. It consists of goat meat that's cooked with hot peppers, peas, carrots, and cilantro sauce. The list o... READ MORE

16

Machanka

Belarus
4.5

Machanka is a Belarusian and Ukrainian stew made with a combination of pork, sour cream, flour, and beef stock. The meat can include bacon, sausages, or ham, all cut into very small pieces. This soup-like stew is typically enriched with onions, mu... READ MORE

17

Vavishka

Gilan Province, Iran
4.5

Vavishka is a traditional dish originating from Gilan. It's made with a combination of ground beef (or chicken breast), tomatoes, lemon juice, onions, and turmeric. The stew is slowly simmered until the meat becomes tender. Vavishka is usually acc... READ MORE

18

Cocido lebaniego

Liébana, Spain
4.5
Most iconic: Del Oso (Areños, Spain)

Cocido lebaniego is a traditional dish originating from the Liébana area in Cantabria. The stew consists of local chickpeas, potatoes, and cabbage with meat from the pig slaughter such as chorizo, bacon, and morcilla. Breadcrumbs, parsley, ... READ MORE

19

Kokoras krasatos

Greece
4.5
Most iconic: Peskesi (Heraklion, Greece)

Kόkoras krasάtos is a Greek variation on the famous French coq au vin. This Greek dish is made with rooster, Greek red wine, onions, garlic, Greek olive oil, cinnamon stick, nutmeg, cloves, allspice, bay leaves, tomatoes, and Florina peppers or Fl... READ MORE

20

Curried Goat and Pigeon Peas

Trinidad and Tobago
4.5

Curried goat and pigeon peas is a Trini dish consisting of cubed goat meat, onions, hot peppers, garlic, curry powder, pigeon peas, and various spices. The stew is slowly cooked until the meat becomes tender and the pigeon peas are fully cooked. I... READ MORE

21

Karē raisu

Japan
4.4
Most iconic: Kyōei-dō (Chiyoda, Japan)

Japanese curry is an extremely popular dish throughout Japan. Since the curry is almost always served with rice, one can hear the term karē raisu mentioned very often. Curry was brought over to Japan by the British in the 19th century, wh... READ MORE

22

Thai Curry

Thailand
4.4
Most iconic: Supanniga Eating Room, Thonglor (Bangkok, Thailand)

Thai curry is usually a soupy dish consisting of coconut milk or water, meat, and curry paste. Unlike the thicker Indian curries, Thai curries have a more soup-like consistency, and the cooks prefer to use fresh herbs and aromatic leaves instead o... READ MORE

23

Korma

India
4.4
Most iconic: Ashok & Ashok (New Delhi, India)

Korma is a creamy meat stew (although it could also be made in a vegetarian version) with a mild flavor, made with saffron, yogurt, and various spices such as coriander, ginger, cumin seeds, chiles, and turmeric. It is believed that it originated ... READ MORE

24

Pozole

Mexico
4.4
Most iconic: La Chata (Guadalajara, Mexico)

Pozole is a soupy and aromatic one-bowl stew from Mexico, usually served to crowds on special occasions and celebrations such as Christmas, weddings, or birthdays. Its main ingredient is nixtamal or hominy - large, dried corn kernels that... READ MORE

25

Green Curry

Central Thailand, Thailand
4.4
Most iconic: Benjarong (Bangkok, Thailand)

Kaeng khiao wan is a traditional name for the fiery green curry. Although the name translates to sweet green curry, it merely refers to the color, which is known as sweet green. Thai green curry is a dish based on fragrant and sp... READ MORE

26

Vindaloo

Goa, India
4.4
Most iconic: Venite (Panaji, India)

Vindaloo is a flavorful curry dish that is popular in England and the Indian regions of Goa and Konkan. It is typically made with marinated pork, but it can also be made with chicken, beef, mutton, or paneer. The name of the dish stems from the mi... READ MORE

27

Red Curry

Thailand
4.4
Most iconic: Sanguan Sri (Bangkok, Thailand)

Red curry is one of the most common curry varieties in Thailand. It combines red curry paste, coconut milk, vegetables and meat into a delectable and hearty meal. Red curry paste and coconut milk are the foundations of the dish, and their combinat... READ MORE

28

Birria

Jalisco, Mexico
4.4
Most iconic: Birreria Las 9 Esquinas (Guadalajara, Mexico)

Birria is a traditional, slow-cooked goat (although it can also be made with beef, lamb, mutton, or chicken) stew originating from the Mexican state of Jalisco. Colloquially, birria means mess, used in context to refer to anythin... READ MORE

29

Moqueca

Brazil
4.4
Most iconic: Axego (Salvador, Brazil)

Moqueca is a seafood stew with a base of palm oil and coconut milk or olive oil, combined with fish or shrimps (or both). The dish is stewed in traditional clay pots along with vegetables and fresh herbs, and it is traditionally served over rice. ... READ MORE

30

Chicken Tikka Masala

United Kingdom
4.4
Most iconic: Punjab Restaurant (Westminster, England)

Chicken tikka masala is a British dish influeneced by Indian cuisine, consisting of marinated, tandoor-cooked chicken pieces that are served in a spiced tomato-cream sauce. The origins are still debated – some claim that it was invented in G... READ MORE

31

Sichuan hot pot

Sichuan, China
4.4
Most iconic: Chengdu Huangcheng Laoma (Chengdu, China)

Sichuan hotpot is a numbingly hot and spicy dish made by poaching raw ingredients in a pot of boiling broth. The ingredients might include sliced meat, offal, seafood, vegetables, noodles, and most importantly, Sichuan peppercorns. Consuming hotpo... READ MORE

32

Dal tadka

Northern India, India
4.4

Dal tadka or tadkewali dal is a traditional legume-based dish originating from the northern parts of India. Although there are variations, the dish is usually prepared with toor dal (split yellow pigeon peas), garlic, ginger, onions, tomatoes, gar... READ MORE

33

Pörkölt

Hungary
4.4
Most iconic: Gettó Gulyás (Budapest, Hungary)

Pörkölt is Hungary's national stew, its name derived from the word pörkölni, meaning to roast or singe. The stew is made from meat such as beef, lamb, pork, or chicken, simmered in a red sauce with lo... READ MORE

34

Vietnamese Beef Stew (Bò kho)

Vietnam
4.4
Most iconic: Pho Quynh (Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam)

Bò kho is a popular Vietnamese beef stew that can be consumed on its own or accompanied by a baguette on the side. It can also be served over noodles, and it is customary to serve a variety fresh herbs on the side. The dish includes ingredi... READ MORE

35

Rabo de toro

Andalusia, Spain
4.4
Most iconic: Taberna Salinas (Córdoba, Spain)

Rabo de toro is a traditional dish originating from the region of Andalusia, although it's eaten throughout the country. Each restaurant and region has their own recipe, but it's usually made with a combination of oxtail, olive oil, onions, garlic... READ MORE

36

Kimchi jjigae

South Korea
4.4
Most iconic: Gwanghwamun Jip (Seoul, South Korea)

Kimchi jjigae is a flavorful Korean stew that employs kimchi as its base ingredient. Other elements usually include diced tofu, pork, or seafood, along with scallions and other vegetables such as potatoes or zucchinis. Kimchi stew is one of the mo... READ MORE

37

Saag paneer

Punjab, India
4.4

Indian saag paneer is a famous vegetable curry which incorporates diced paneer cheese doused in a creamy mixture of fresh leafy greens, also known under the name saag. It is typically made with mustard, fenugreek, spinach, bathua... READ MORE

38

Shahi paneer

Punjab, India
4.4
Most iconic: Bharawan Da Dhaba (Amritsar, India)

Originating from India's Moghul cuisine, shahi paneer is a cheese curry that is prepared with paneer cheese, onions, cashews, and a rich, spicy tomato-cream sauce. The dish is typically accompanied by Indian breads such as naan, roti, or puri. Oft... READ MORE

39

Bobó de camarão

Bahia, Brazil
4.4
Most iconic: Aconchego Carioca (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)

A classic dish of the Brazilian Bahia region, bobó de camarão is a stew made with puréed cassava (bobó), fresh shrimps, coconut milk, and dendê palm oil. The word bobó comes from ... READ MORE

40

Vaca atolada

Minas Gerais, Brazil
4.4
Most iconic: Casinha Mineira (São Paulo, Brazil)

Vaca atolada is a Brazilian meat dish prepared with beef ribs, garlic, onions, tomatoes, parsley, cassava, chili peppers, and (if available) ground colorau (urucum seed). The marinated meat is cooked and drenched in a thick sauce, hence t... READ MORE

41

Misal

Maharashtra, India
4.4
Most iconic: Bedekar Misal (Pune, India)

Misal is a specialty dish of the Indian state of Maharashtra, its name literally translated to a mixture of everything, so the ingredients vary from cook to cook. However, a combination of these ingredients is the most common in a typical... READ MORE

42

Maafe

Mali
4.4
Most iconic: Gorée Cuisine (Chicago, United States of America)

This traditional stew, occasionally also referred as a sauce or soup, is enjoyed throughout the West and Central Africa, but it is believed it originated among the Bambara people in Mali. It comes in numerous regional variations, but each version ... READ MORE