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Which Balkan cuisine is the best?
Post examples and reasons why.
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Lebanese/Albanian
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Probably not Transylvanian food, it's kind of bland but good comfort food, most likely points south have better food.
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I'm only familiar with that of my country, Serbia and Turkey.
It really depends on your preferences.
After not shaving for a while:
Greek of course
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Balkan cousine is all either Turkish, Austrian, Hungarian, or mixed between the three to a varying degree.Originally Posted by Sundqvist
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Greek hands down but I loved Serbian when I was there.
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They're all basically the same lol
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Except in Croatia and Slovenia you have more dishes from Austria and Hungary, less from Turkey, while in Bulgaria, Albania and Greece the dishes from Turkey are more dominant, while in Serbia, Bosnia and N. Macedonia we got balance.
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