So you saying I should stop in living room up to where I will lay a transition strip then start laying laminate. On top of tile in foyer

Added a picture so u can see what's going on

Drop in a t-molding in the door way and then keep going. The floor height difference is too much for the laminate. You have to "start" and "stop" the laminate at the edge of the tile.

And laminate MUST HAVE t-moldings at all doorways anyway. You STILL have to have them. Manufacturer's requirements. Nothing you can do about it.

Are you using underlay underneath the laminate? And is the laminate ALLOWED in kitchens (most are NOT recommended in kitchens because of moisture issues with laminates). Please read the installation instructions again so that you can properly assess the appropriateness of the material in the room you want to use it in.

If you want to avoid tear out of the tile and don't mind the height difference, use a reducer molding. Otherwise, I'm with the tear out to keep it uniform.

Do I continue to lay floor in same direction that is in living room or because there is a t-mould there I can lay in other direction.

I have often layed laminate in wide openings with no transition strip and with no problems my advice would be remove the tile and create a nice flow with no strip

I would recommend removing the tile so everything looks better and uniform.