
South Korea
Spicy Chewy Noodles
쫄면
Extra-chewy wheat noodles served cold with a spicy-sweet gochujang sauce, vegetables, and boiled egg.
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South Korea
쫄면
Extra-chewy wheat noodles served cold with a spicy-sweet gochujang sauce, vegetables, and boiled egg.

Bicol, Philippines
Bicol Express
A spicy pork stew cooked in coconut milk with lots of chili peppers and shrimp paste (bagoong).

Hunan, China
口味虾
Kouwei xia, the tub of chilli-braised crayfish eaten by hand at summer night markets, is a named Chinese seasonal phenomenon with its own street culture.

Singapore, Malaysia
虾米辣
Dried shrimp pounded with chilli, shallot, garlic, lemongrass and belacan.

South Korea
문어무침
Boiled octopus sliced and tossed in a spicy gochujang dressing with vegetables, a light and spicy banchan.

Saint Kitts and Nevis
Plantains sliced and fried until golden, then seasoned with salt, parsley, and chopped spring onions; an essential component of the national dish; sweet and spicy; a key part of the stewed saltfish plate; the spicy plantains of Saint Kitts and Nevis; a sweet and savory accompaniment.

South Korea
돼지불고기
Pork marinated in a spicy gochujang and gochugaru-based sauce, grilled at the table or pan-fried, often served with rice and vegetables.

Philippines
Bopis
A spicy dish made from pork lungs and heart sauteed in tomatoes, chilies, and onions, a pulutan favorite.

West Kalimantan, Indonesia
Bubur Pedas
Pontianak herbal porridge, not actually spicy but rich with herbs and warming spices.

Lebanon
بطاطا حرة
Potato cubes fried crisp then tossed with garlic, coriander, chilli and lemon while still hot.

South Korea
떡볶이
Cylinder-shaped rice cakes simmered in a spicy, sweet gochujang sauce with fish cakes and scallions, Korea's most popular street food.

Chuncheon, South Korea
닭갈비
Spicy gochujang-marinated chicken stir-fried with cabbage, sweet potatoes, rice cakes, and scallions on a large iron plate at the table.

South Korea
낙지볶음
Small octopus stir-fried with vegetables in a spicy gochujang-based sauce, known for its chewy texture and bold flavor.

South Korea
오징어볶음
Squid stir-fried with vegetables in a spicy gochujang sauce, a popular home-cooked dish and drinking food (anju).

Georgia
Ჩაშუშული
Veal or beef stewed with tomato, onion, garlic, coriander and hot pepper until the sauce thickens around the meat. Ostri is a sharper restaurant-style name for the same spicy tomato-and-beef stew.

South Sudan
Salaat Sabadi
South Sudanese salad of vegetables and fresh herbs tossed with a spicy vinegar-based marinade; originally from Egypt but enjoyed in urban areas of South Sudan; easily found and sold alongside falafel; employs ingredients common in urban households; a refreshing side.

Binghamton, United States
A Binghamton, New York grilled meat skewer — chicken, pork, or lamb — marinated in a vinaigrette and served on Italian bread.

Central African Republic
Gnian
Tender leafy greens stewed with ground peanuts, onions and palm oil into a thick, nutty sauce; a home-style vegetable dish served with fufu or rice.

Trentino-Alto Adige, Austria
Spinatknödel
Dumplings made with spinach and cheese or bread, bright green color with good spinach flavor, served with brown butter, a savory variety.

Kosovo
Pite me Spinaq
Flaky phyllo pie filled with spinach and cheese, a Kosovar everyday staple.

Finland
Pinaattikeitto
Traditional spinach soup made with spinach, butter, flour, milk, topped with hard-boiled egg halves.

Lebanon
فطاير سبانخ
Triangular pastries filled with spinach, onion and sumac, pinched into three corners and baked.

Chile
Asado al palo
Whole lamb or pork roasted on a spit over open fire for several hours, a festive Chilean celebration dish.

Serbia
Печење
A whole pig or lamb turned on a spit over embers for hours until the skin is glassy and the meat pulls apart.

Croatia
Janjetina
Whole young lamb slow-roasted on a rotating spit over wood coals, the ultimate celebration food of Croatian cuisine.

Germany
Spitzbuben are tender butter cookies sandwiched with red jam, usually with a cut-out window in the top biscuit.

Eastern Slovakia, Slovakia
Spišské párky
Fine-textured smoked frankfurters from the Spiš region, sold in pairs and simmered rather than grilled.

Split, Croatia
Splitska torta
Dalmatian cake with layers of nut-fruit meringue and egg yolk buttercream, a regional specialty from Split, rich and layered.

Netherlands
Erwtensoep
Thick hearty split pea soup with pork, leeks, carrots, celery, and potatoes, thick enough to stand a spoon upright.

Cyprus
Γλυκό του κουταλιού
Greek preserved fruits (cherry, fig, quince, or citrus) in syrup, served by the spoonful with coffee. A hospitality tradition, sweet and fruity, a national treat, a welcome to guests.

United States
A soft, soufflé-like cornmeal pudding baked in a dish — 'bread' you eat with a spoon.

Copenhagen, Denmark
Sportskage
A Danish signature cake from Conditori La Glace with nougat, whipped cream, and a macaroon-almond base, a Copenhagen classic. A national and bakery icon versatile and elegant cake, a nougat and cream dessert, a cake, a delicacy.

England, United Kingdom
A steamed suet pudding studded with currants, turned out in a cylinder and served flooded with hot custard.

Estonia
Kiluvõileib
Open-faced sandwich with Baltic sprats and boiled egg on dark rye bread, a festive and celebration staple.

Brandenburg, Germany
Spreewälder Gurken
Protected Spreewald gherkins are crisp cucumbers preserved in seasoned brine, with dill and herb variations.

Estonia
Nogesesupp
Spring nettle soup with egg and dill.