A bowl of momo jhol achar, or momo dumplings in soup, from Kathmandu

Momo jhol achar – Kathmandu, Nepal

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Conch fritters from the Fish Fry in the Bahamas

Conch fritters – Nassau, New Providence Island

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Roulong, a traditional big steamed dumpling, from Beijing.

Roulong steamed dumpling – Beijing, China

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Yomari, a white fish-shaped rice dumpling common to the Newaris of Nepal

Yomari in Kathmandu, Nepal | Eat Your World

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Selection of Chinese tea leaves from a Beijing tea (cha) shop.

Tea, cha – Beijing, China

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Shaobing, crispy outside and flaky inside, one of several traditional Beijing flatbreads

Shaobing, Beijing flatbreads – Beijing, China

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Turkish durum in Istanbul, a sandwich with meat and lettuce wrapped up tightly in lavash bread.

Durum – Istanbul, Turkey | Eat Your World

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Tasmanian wallaby from the Glass House in Hobart, Tasmania.

Wallaby – Hobart, Tasmania | Eat Your World

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Chatpate, a Nepali chaat or street snack served in a paper cone, from a street vendor in Kathmandu.

Chatpate in Kathmandu, Nepal | Eat Your World

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A plate of green madoufu dip in Beijing, kind of a Chinese hummus made of mung bean.

Madoufu – Beijing, China | Eat Your World

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