The Western Etiquette Rule That's Thrown Out The Window When Eating Ramen - Chowhound

Chomipoo/Shutterstock Dining norms greatly vary by country. For instance, in Ethiopia it is common to eat from a large shared plate, and in South Korea, it is traditional that elders are served and eat first. When it comes to savoring food, Americans largely grow up with the notion that meals should be enjoyed relatively quietly and without loud chewing noises. This custom is largely turned on its ear when it…