I’d say it’s about as prevalent there as Vietnamese food is here in the US. Mid and large cities will definitely have it but outside there the best you’ll get is maybe they’ll have some tacos or quesadillas at an “American” restaurant, similar to how there’ll be an “asian” restaurant in town that might serve one or two Vietnamese dishes.
BS they don’t have Mexican food. They’ve imported a lot of Mexican culture if their media is anything to go by.
The best carnitas I ever had was at a place off Takeshita Street
More like… nvm
Fine… you can take the high road. I’ll take the low.
More like “take a shita street”.
(By the way, Takeshita means “under the bamboo” in Japanese.)
I’d say it’s about as prevalent there as Vietnamese food is here in the US. Mid and large cities will definitely have it but outside there the best you’ll get is maybe they’ll have some tacos or quesadillas at an “American” restaurant, similar to how there’ll be an “asian” restaurant in town that might serve one or two Vietnamese dishes.
And where I’m at, I can think of two pho places.
I pass 3 pho places when I’m walking my dog. Gotta love the Pacific Northwest.