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What do you think is an overrated food?
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Yes, no matter what flavor enhancer you're adding to a dish, once it starts replacing the actual flavor of the main ingredient, you've gone way too far!
Extreme hot sauces, over hopped beers, etc
Me whenever someone tries to say that In N Out fries are the best while dunking them in a gallon of ketchup. Good fries should stand on their own.