Yet, typically, each country/culture is reduced to a single cuisine. The exception to this is when you're lucky enough to live in an area with a sufficiently l

Yet, typically, each country/culture is reduced to a single cuisine. The exception to this is when you're lucky enough to live in an area with a sufficiently large immigrant population from a particular part of the world. I've especially noticed this w.r.t. various Asian cuisines in California, versus anywhere else in the US that I've lived.