That's my issue too. I can't eat too spicy, and ffs I hate coriander.
I never had Brazilian food either.I confess I never had indian or tai food ._.
Yeah a lotta Indian restaurant in UK.I'm not a fan of either Indian or Thai too, and had both also just very recently. Think the UK is swamped with especially Indian, so it's pretty common. Whereever I'm from, you have to actually look out for it. Only crappy Turkish, Italian, Chinese and Sushis everywhere...

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Thai soup is the only good item in Thailand imo. Altho Sichuan soup is still the best u.uThen perhaps Thailand isn't for you...
India should be ok though - what's wrong with curry?
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I think almost no one here had it D:I never had Brazilian food either.
Visit Thailand once if you can arrange the money. The floating markets and the temples are awesome. Although I doubt you would enjoy the food tho. A lot different from a Thai restaurant in UK.If I can ask a not super spicy dish, I'd give it a try '-' I don't think we have indian and thai food restaurants in Brasília tho.
And, well... we do put creamcheese and our japanese rolls, so I dunno how our versions would be.
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I think almost no one here had it D:
Although I heard that churrascarias are common in England.
Try Khao Kha Moo then, it's pretty awesomeIf I can ask a not super spicy dish, I'd give it a try '-'
I have had beans, flour, fish and coconuts before, probably even in combination with the on or other. Does that count?Uh, dunno either... dishes with beans, flour, fish+coconut milk, SA barbacue and the likes?
Aye, I haven't really had a good 'authentic' Thai curry outside of Thailand (which I didn't cook myself)... Most are not 'soupy' enough.Visit Thailand once if you can arrange the money. The floating markets and the temples are awesome. Although I doubt you would enjoy the food tho. A lot different from a Thai restaurant in UK.
Cause you're a sausage diggerWe have some Brazilian street food things here, had those Tapioca things, not impressed.
Prob 'South African' - as their BBQ's are awesome!No idea what the SA stands for.
Excuse me?? Who's the one cooking hotdogs, when asked to introduce someone to Brazilian cuisine...Cause you're a sausage digger
LOL true. It's not like your markets have the ingredients I needed tho, but of course I could count on buying sausage there (btw I miss Heinz)Excuse me?? Who's the one cooking hotdogs, when asked to introduce someone to Brazilian cuisine...
South American*Prob 'South African' - as their BBQ's are awesome!