Australian

Australia's native plants (including wattle seed and lemon myrtle) and wild life (including kangaroo) combine in dishes to create earthy, delicious flavors. Such British favorites as scotch eggs and Shepherds Pie are often re-created with the native ingredients in mind.

Source: HungryMonster Writers

Singaporean

Singapore is a Gourmet's Paradise. With a long history as a major crossroads for the ancient spice route of the Orient, Singapore is literally the melting pot of Asia. Where else can one find a full range of the best of the diverse Chinese, Indian, Malay and Continental cuisine’s, as well as some very unique blends of Singaporean dishes. Satay, Chilli Crab, Chicken Rice, Tiffin Curry, Nonya kueh

Sri Lankan

From ancient times other cultures have been in contact with Sri Lanka to obtain the spices that grow there. The best cinnamon, cloves and other spices are indigenous to Sri Lanka. People arrived to trade in spices and also left some of their culinary practices as well. Sri Lankan cooking has evolved by combining culinary practices of many of these cultures. The most noticeable impacts have been th