The world’s most popular dishes during the pandemic

From Chicken Tikka to Fajitas, a new survey from CEOWORLD magazine has revealed what its readers have been eating during the pandemic. What’s the most popular food in the world? To no one’s surprise, Sushi (Japan) is the most famous food in the World.

Here’s a list of the world’s most popular dishes according to 120,402 valid ratings

1. Sushi, Japan
2. Croissant, France
3. Neapolitan pizza, Italy
4. Hamburger, Germany
5. Donuts, United States
6. Peking duck, China
7. Chicken Tikka, India
8. Massaman curry, Thailand
9. Penang assam laksa, Malaysia
10. Ice cream, global
11. Chocolate, Mexico
12. Tom yum goong, Thailand
13. Chicken muamba, Gabon
14. Rendang, Indonesia
15. Piri-piri chicken, Mozambique
16. Corn on the cob, global
17. Lobster, global
18. Pierogi, Poland
19. Butter garlic crab, India
20. Pastel de nata, Portugal
21. Tandoori Chicken, India
22. Shish kebab, Middle East
23. Bunny chow, South Africa
24. Naan, India
25. Arepas, VenezuelA
26. Poke, United States
27. Lasagna, Italy
28. Masala dosa, India
29. Champ, Ireland
30. Fajitas, Mexico
31. Lechon, Philippines
32. Samosa, India
33. Pho, Vietnam
34. Ohmi-gyu beef steak, Japan
35. Goi cuon (summer roll), Vietnam
36. Parma ham, Italy
37. Ankimo, Japan
38. Maple syrup, Canada
39. Chili crab, Singapore
40. Idli, India
41. Hummus, Middle East
42. Chicken parm, Australia
43. French toast, Hong Kong
44. Marzipan, Germany
45. Stinky tofu, Southeast Asia
46. Fish n chips, United Kingdom
47. Tacos, Mexico
48. Poutine, Canada
49. Chicken rice, Singapore
50. Som tam, Thailand
51. Seafood paella, Spain
52. Buttered toast with Marmite, UK

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