The Americas
You can find this traditional dish of fries topped with curds and gravy all over Canada.
Poutine.
German festival, where you can sample beer and cultural dishes.
Oktoberfest.
Popular Korean dish whose name means "fire meat". Commonly served over rice or in lettuce wraps.
Bulgogi.
This Pennsylvania sandwich is served on a hoagie roll and topped with cheese.
Cheesesteak
Head to this local restaurant to satisfy your craving for crepes.
Helena's.
An island in the Caribbean known for dishes such as mofongo and pastelon. Also home to this year's Super Bowl headliner.
Puerto Rico.
This city is recognized as the pizza capital of both the world and Italy.
Naples.
This tart fruit filled with seeds, known as "the fruit of the dead" in Greek mythology, is a common addition to many Georgian dishes.
Pomegranate
This state is home to the infamous grocery store Erewhon, where you can find an abundance of influencers along with your produce.
California.
A Belgian restaurant, with frites fried in beef tallow.
Café Bruges.
Often called the Three Sisters, these crops are an essential foundation of MesoAmeircan and North American culture.
Corn, beans, and squash.
This country is the largest producer of olive oil in the world, and is home to dishes such as paella and gazspacho.
Spain.
This spice is used frequently in Indian dishes and is easily recognizable for its bright yellow-orange color.
Tumeric.
Dr. Pepper is considered the "national soft drink" of this larger-than-life Southern State.
Texas
This purple root is common in cultures around the world. It can be found as a flavor of boba at Issei Ramen.
Taro.
Home to dishes such as Feijoada and Picanha, you can eat while attending Carnival.
Brazil.
This traditional Polish dish consists of savory dumplings filled meat, potato, or cheese.
Pierogis.
Traditional, bite-sized Chinese cuisine that, when literally translated, means "Touch the Heart".
Dim Sum.
This iconic Maryland seasoning was created in the 1940s by a German immigrant.
Old Bay
A small local joint, where you can get your fill of tacos and yucca fries.
Taqueria Laurita.
This South American country is known for its grass-fed beef and is a top-five global exporter of this meat.
Argentina.
In this frigid, Scandinavian country, you can chow down on a whale steak.
Norway.
In this country, the traditional dessert of baklava, crisp layered dough filled with chopped nuts, is a common sweet treat.
Lebanon.
This morning beverage is the national drink for 20 U.S. states, and it's sure to help you grow strong bones.
Milk.
This beloved restaurant served Nepali food, though recently closed it is not forgotten.
Yak and Yeti.