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**jamisi** · 12-13-2006, 01:57 PM

I've lived in San Francisco, Philadelphia, and DC, and this is true for all those cities.

Try New York and Honolulu sometime. Great variety there, brah. To be fair, nothing mainstream's as diverse in a single given ethnic food as a single store specializing in one nation or ethnicity, but I've found it to be more diverse than what Tescos in major European cities offer. But I tend to gravitate toward major cities and communities with a diverse community. Quite simply, the food industry will cater to their demographics.

But it seems we have completely different experiences and the world is a big place. It sounds as if you've had quite a bit of experience especially in Asia and Taiwan, while I have seen India and Iran and to some degree, Western and Central Europe.

12-13-2006, 01:57 PM	#29
jamisi Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 414 Senior Member	I've lived in San Francisco, Philadelphia, and DC, and this is true for all those cities. Try New York and Honolulu sometime. Great variety there, brah. To be fair, nothing mainstream's as diverse in a single given ethnic food as a single store specializing in one nation or ethnicity, but I've found it to be more diverse than what Tescos in major European cities offer. But I tend to gravitate toward major cities and communities with a diverse community. Quite simply, the food industry will cater to their demographics. But it seems we have completely different experiences and the world is a big place. It sounds as if you've had quite a bit of experience especially in Asia and Taiwan, while I have seen India and Iran and to some degree, Western and Central Europe.
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