Shawarma and Doner are delicacies made from meat shaved off a rotisserie. Both are extremely similar to each other except that Shawarma is an Arab/Middle Eastern snack, while Doner is the Turkish version of it.

Meat is the general term used for all animal flesh, whereas beef is the culinary name for meat derived from bovines of cows, cattle, etc.

Meat is a general term for animal flesh, whereas chicken is a very common type of poultry obtained from birds.

Chow mein and Hakka noodles are both noodle dishes. The difference between them is the style in which they are cooked. Chow mein has a Taishan influence to it, while Hakka noodles are cooked as per the Hakka...

Derived in similar styles, Yogurt and Dahi are dairy foods that are used and consumed widely. A notable difference between these two is that Yogurt is prepared by pasteurizing milk, whereas Dahi is prepared by...