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In our country, Middle East cuisine is rather popular. Armenian, Georgian, Azerbaijani and Turkish dishes and their local variations [are always|always be|have always become|have always been] a part of our diet. They are tasty, nutritious and made of common accessible products.

Nevertheless, today you can watch another trend. East Asian food [grows|is growing|is grown|will grow] in popularity all over the world including our own country. In big cities, you can find a large number of cafes and restaurants specialising in Chinese, Japanese and Korean cuisine. There's a vast choice of Asian food delivery services too. The dishes that were once considered unusual and exotic [become|becoming|have become|will become] a part of our daily life. Although the younger generation always [tends|is tending|has tended|will tend] to adopt new practices and cultures faster, older people also don't mind [try|to try|trying|are trying] new tastes.