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From Japanese “wafu” to Korean and Mexican influences, pasta is stretching far beyond traditional Italian flavors. Third-party research firm Datassential reports that non-Italian spaghetti presentations have grown 42% on U.S. menus over the past four years. With a blank canvas for experimentation, chefs are swapping classic garlic-and-tomato combinations for ingredients like miso, ramen-inspired broths, gochujang, kimchi, galbi, roasted poblanos and even enchilada sauce, creating globally inspired dishes that still feel familiar and comforting.

Animales in Minneapolis
With creamy poblano sauce and Cotija
Goat Lips Chew & Brewhouse, Pensacola, Fla.
With chicken, black beans, corn and enchilada sauce
pasta RAMEN, Montclair, N.J.
Ramen noodles, beef ragu, tomatoes, dashi, miso, soy sauce and Parmesan
Lapaba, LA
Thin spaghetti in a rich, Korean-inspired broth with soy sauce, garlic, sesame and beef
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