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Indian food mostly, but only because the best places are a drive away.
What's your favorite Indian dish?
I like a big bowl of Rogan Gosht with some chicken biryani (my wife's fav) and loads of naan. I'm not refined lol, just like that lamb and that chicken saffron yogurty stuff.
I frickin' love lamb dishes, and I get so grumpy that lamb/mutton is unpopular in the US, so it's hard to find. It's tasty!
If you ever get a chance, try goat curries. They will rock your world.
Goat is even harder to find in the US.
Most Indian places will have a goat curry.
hardcore Mexican places make it... birria.
I go on Indian food kicks sometimes, where I'll end up eating once or twice a week for months then I'll go years without thinking about it again.