A better question is which one of these is the worst. If I had to pick, B and C are not the best but even those aren’t too bad. A looks like it isn’t much but it is arguably the best. French and UK cuisine with a little German.

Me, who knows how globes work:

I'm perfectly fine either way.

G or D. D is the logical choice but giving up Mexican food is hard.

D looks like I'd get Japanese, Indian, and Vietnamese food. Everything else in there is a bonus.

I'm torn between D and G. I love Thai, Chinese, Japanese, and Mexican/Central American cuisines, not to mention American barbecue.

D, because I’m British and can’t trust them forrins to not put too much spice like salt in my food.

D section.

All the most interesting flavours come from D section.

There also lies the birthplace of spices. Wars were fought over those pices. The earliest forms of global trade was formed over those spices. Europeans started colonialism largely driven by the need for regular access to those spices.

Do not underestimate the power and value of spices. No other section, as presented here, compares.

It’s a hard choice between D and G for me. G gets all of the southern US cuisine that Europeans are always blown away by, along with texmex, traditional Mexican, street tacos, Louisiana seafood, Cali and Florida seafood, etc… But D gets India, the Mediterranean (maybe even Italy? I can’t quite tell on this map), Korean, Japanese, etc…

If I wanted to commit to consistently good food, I’d go with G. But if I wanted a wider variety with a broader spice palette, I’d go with D.

G, I can't live without Mexican food.

Husmanskost is one of the best cuisines but damn there's no contest against D.
Gimme the D for the rest of my life please

G has mexican, cajun, columbian, and tex mex. Seriously south florida is insane food choice as well. Hell, I can get california burritos too. D has filipino, thai, arabic, and indian. Incredible vegan options and protein options and who doesnt love spicy thai chicken and rice? Either of those and im set for life :)

G. Mexican, BBQ and (possibly?) Hot Dogs, all I need. I also couldn't live without Dr Pepper.

All y'all sleeping on global South cuisine. F and E would get you an absolute smorgasbord of culinary bangers that you've probably never heard of. Plus with the amount of colonization that's happened in those areas, you'd get a lot of European-ish food too, if you wanted something more familiar. It's a tough choice between the two, but I'd take either of those in a heartbeat.

A (as in H) for northern Portugal and Galicia.

Im torn between D & G lol

Would probably choose B as thats the one im most used to but D is also really good. You have south-east asian, east asian, indian, arabic, turkish, greek etc. You even have australia and new zealand included if thats what you fancy. Also israel where, as we all know, all food orginates from.

F because i live there

and food here is pretty good

You mean I have to choose between Hokkaido or the rest of Japan? Rough :(

A purely for the pain au chocolat

Ay I am torn between G and E, African food is incredible and I'd probably be ok, but G is where I live and my city has amazing food, including African cuisines so if you just mean what's available in those regions, then G, absolutely.