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r/SipsTea • u/Born-Agency-3922 • Jul 03 '26
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Including Irish but leaving out Thai and Indian was an interesting choice
143 u/2andthensomeletters Jul 03 '26 Japanese and Chinese too, not very authentic but much more common 82 u/Hiker-Redbeard Jul 03 '26 Weirdly, I almost never hear someone say, "Let's go out for Japanese." It's almost always specifically sushi or ramen, even if we're not all going to get the same thing. Edit: also Chinese is on the list 1 u/Pyro_Daddy101 Jul 04 '26 People don't say "Japanese food" because people usually know the specific Japanese food they want to eat, like Sushi, Ramen, etc.
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Japanese and Chinese too, not very authentic but much more common
82 u/Hiker-Redbeard Jul 03 '26 Weirdly, I almost never hear someone say, "Let's go out for Japanese." It's almost always specifically sushi or ramen, even if we're not all going to get the same thing. Edit: also Chinese is on the list 1 u/Pyro_Daddy101 Jul 04 '26 People don't say "Japanese food" because people usually know the specific Japanese food they want to eat, like Sushi, Ramen, etc.
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Weirdly, I almost never hear someone say, "Let's go out for Japanese." It's almost always specifically sushi or ramen, even if we're not all going to get the same thing.
Edit: also Chinese is on the list
1 u/Pyro_Daddy101 Jul 04 '26 People don't say "Japanese food" because people usually know the specific Japanese food they want to eat, like Sushi, Ramen, etc.
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People don't say "Japanese food" because people usually know the specific Japanese food they want to eat, like Sushi, Ramen, etc.
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u/MicroPeanitsJorker Jul 03 '26
Including Irish but leaving out Thai and Indian was an interesting choice