Graham Rayman covers criminal justice and policing for the New York Daily News. He has also worked for the Village Voice, Newsday and New York Newsday. He has won multiple journalism prizes over ...

Walk into any ramen shop in Tokyo ... Indian dining culture has long viewed noisy eating as a breach of etiquette. Quiet, restrained consumption has been the hallmark of sophisticated dining.

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Amongst the more hotly debated topics among time-poor foodies is where you’ll find Sydney’s best bowl of ramen. The city boasts some of the finest options down under, owing a great debt to Japanese ...