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Global Gobble

First ideas are often the best! I like Eat the World. I love the Wiki-eatia idea - that's great. Check on any copyright infringements though.

Maybe instead of Eat the World, it's "Eating the World." Here are some others that popped into my head:

Eat This World
We're Eating What?
Eating the Continents (and everything in between)
Staying for Dinner
Another Place Setting
A Forkfull of Culture
Culture Bites
Culture Fork
Culinary Passport (not sure if this has been used before)

GeoFeast
As the World Eats

I like @CJ's Cuisine Quest and World's Fare and @bareneed's Gastronomical Chairs

My brainstorm was:
Weekly Vittles
World Cuisine Weekly
A Day in the Spice (though that sounds like it's only spicy cuisine)
A Day of
Three Meals From

Or you could make up a word. I thought of words using "pan" for a double meaning, the prefix "pan" meaning "all" (as in pan-Asian food) and the noun "pan" the thing you cook with.
PanAmbrosia -
PanGastronome
PanEpicure
PanSkillet (just for laughs)

I don't know mine may all be stinkers.

At The Table
Bites and Pieces
Cooking for Life

Take a bite out of the map.

Cuisine from Everywhere

Plates up to the World

Next Food Stop - the World

Gastronomical Chairs

Cafe = Coffee
Sua = Milk
Den = Black
Da = Ice
Khong = No

Thus, "cafe sua da" = the "traditional" Vietnamese coffee (as served in America) which is "coffee milk ice." Or "cafe da den khong sua" = "coffee ice black no milk," which one must often repeat two or three times because "da den khong sua" is not the default Vietnamese coffee in the USA. If you get that you must add your own sugar (or not), which is usually at the table.

By the way, when you say "In my dreams we'd all make our own sweetened condensed milk," just a note that in Vietnam there is no fresh milk to be found in the normal grocery market. the word "sua" (milk) is almost synonymous with the stuff sold in cans.

Poke around here, Vinamilk is Vietnam's largest milk provider:

http://www.vinamilk.com.vn/?vnm=product&id=33

iced coffee is prepared like this in thailand as well! try O-lieng, it is a brand of pre-mixed dark coffee + sugar. mmmm. thai angel in chinatown makes a great thai iced coffee with milk (and not to mention penang curry) too.

You guys should do a review on the food at this restaurant. I've been going there for over 10 years and everything I've ever had there has been really good. The Pho is some of the best I've ever had, and their apps are really good as well. You can't go wrong with their Cha Gio (Vietnamese Egg Rolls), Fried Chicken Wings with Garlic Butter, Crispy Tofu, BBQ Beef etc. The family that runs it is amazing as well. I've been to plenty of Vietnamese restaurants in the city, but I still prefer this one. I think I might have to take a trip up to Rockland this weekend!

Sriracha sauce is simply genius.

The base for a perfect Miso Soup. Down with instant packs of "dashi" powder!
Helpful Hint: for those looking for a place to find Bonito flakes and Kombu. Take a look at finding a Ranch 99 market in your area. It's a great place to find many unique and common Asian ingredients (japanese, thai, chinese, korean and indian as well). i get my kombu and bonito there.