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I wouldn't consider the Japanese analog a great one because sushi, ramen, and yakiniku are not particularly regional specialties.

• bobthepanda 5y ago
  Regional ramens certainly exist, though probably not the way you would encounter it in the US.
  • kevinmchugh 5y ago
    Some of the ramen restaurants I've been to in the US do feature different regional ramens.
    • emodendroket 5y ago
      The most popular (or one of them anyway) ramen in the US is miso ramen, which is a regional ramen in Japan but not really here, for whatever reason.
  • emodendroket 5y ago
    Yeah... but a "ramen restaurant" is not in an of itself regional unless it chooses to specialize only in those.