"我觉得北京菜很好吃。"

Translation: I think Beijing food is delicious.

[Hedwigechouette]

"i think beijing cuisine is tasty" was rejected but I think its reasonable

[dTanMan]

"I think that Beijing food is delicious" was rejected.

[dTanMan]

"I feel Beijing food is delicious" and "I feel that Beijing food is delicious" were both rejected, too.

[foullows]

觉得 means to feel, so I felt like I had to put "I feel Beijing food . . .".

[Hedwigechouette]

It doesnt only narrowly mean "I feel"...it can equally be translated as "I think"

[Kevelito]

I think beijing food is really good is not accepted

[TaylorGrayMoore]

I dont think a native English speaker would say "Beijing food." Beijing cuisine is more natural.

[Xinmei20]

Either is fine. I’m a native English speaker and would say ‘food’ more naturally, unless it was a very formal occasion then maybe I would say cuisine

[RobinThor]

What about food from Beijing?

[_LolZ_]

That would be okay

[chungmcl]

"I think Beijing cuisine is really good" should be accepted.

[Xinmei20]

"I think that Beijing food is very tasty "accepted but "I think that Beijing food is really tasty" is not?!

[Zaldrizes2]

I typed "I think Beijing food is really tasty," and that's 'incorrect.' I initially typed "delicious" on an earlier question and tried to align my answers with Duolingo's preferred vocab to avoid this. Duolingo can nitpick synonyms way too much.

[FJSoekahar]

My answer;"I think Beijing cuisines are tasty" is wrong?

[NathanRasm]

Cuisine is a mass noun here, not a countable one.

[FJSoekahar]

So?
Should I say: "I think Beijing cuisine is tasty"?