Both mean the same?
I like curry the best of all food.
I like curry the best of all foods.

Any difference between the two?
Thank you in advance.

Question

Both mean the same?
I like curry the best of all food.
I like curry the best of all foods.

Any difference between the two?
Thank you in advance.

Answer

Both sentences are strangely worded. Try:

My favourite food is curry.

Answer

I agree with Evernoob above, you could also say 'Out of all foods I like curry the best'.