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All of which is faux Asian fare modified to fit the backward American [and other Anglophone cultures] palate. 

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  On 12/25/2021 at 12:24 PM, Jingthing said:

Not all.

Go where the Thai people and well traveled foodies go.

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Not authentic, as they're using local products of inferior quality [not local Asian quality] and many real items in Asian cuisines cannot be found nor imported. 

 

Like yourself, too many are fooled. 

Shouldn't surprise.

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  On 12/25/2021 at 12:32 PM, Sheryl said:

Most US towns definitely do not have a Thai restaurant.

 

Cities yes. But not towns.

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Well most small cities anyway. The worst "Thai" restaurant I ever visited was in Russellville Arkansas. 

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Back in the 80's finding a Thai restaurant = few & far between, at least around the greater SF/Bay area.....Finding a good one was even more difficult.....

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  On 12/25/2021 at 12:34 PM, zzaa09 said:

Not authentic, as they're using local products of inferior quality [not local Asian quality] and many real items in Asian cuisines cannot be found nor imported. 

 

Like yourself, too many are fooled. 

Shouldn't surprise.

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You can find some great Asian food in North America. Some of it better than in Asia. Mostly in bigger coastal cities.

 

Every small town does seem to have at least one Asian restaurant (usually Chinese) but those ones tend to be pretty lousy, or at least inauthentic. Hard to blame the chefs tho, gotta cater to market tastes to stay in business.

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The same could be said of the UK, along with the mandatory Indian and Chinese places.   In the US, Korean restaurants are also very popular but a rarity in the UK.   All down to the immigration demographics.

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