In most of the world, the foreign community there isn't large enough to create a genuine foreign pub, so if you want a genuine pub it's going to be "native", an

In most of the world, the foreign community there isn't large enough to create a genuine foreign pub, so if you want a genuine pub it's going to be "native", and that's not as interesting to the natives. There are exceptions: New York City has a very high density of people from different countries. It's possible to walk around Flushing NY (part of Queens) and sit down at a completely genuine Chinese restaurant, where you will be given a menu with either a highly questionable English translation or none at all. Everything you will be surrounded with, from the language to the people to the decor, will be Chinese, and it will be a very authentic experience, and I personally love it. But that can only happen where there's a dense population of Chinese people. It can happen in Flushing, where the population is 71% Asian. But it cannot happen in most of the US, where the local population is mostly homogeneous. That's why bars like this are in demand.