"Do you like eating Chinese ramen or Japanese ramen?"

Translation: 你喜欢吃中国拉面还是日本拉面？

[Peroznio]

Is it possible to say 你喜欢吃中国还是日本拉面 here?
To me it would seem more natural to say it that way in English

[alanxoc3]

Idk, but you could misinterpret that as: "Do you like eating China or ramen noodles?"

[Semeltin]

What about:
你喜欢吃中国拉面还是日本的
or
你喜欢吃中国的拉面还是日本的
Would that be possible?

[hippietrail]

I'm interested in learning the answer to this too.

[SamuelJon1212]

How did you do that?

[KX3.]

The first is incorrect, the second is colloquial (and so correct).

[Keith_APP]

Yes. No problem.

The laziest way I can say it is

拉面你爱吃中还是日的？

Use it only verbally.

[iWeizai]

As a Chinese native speaker, I have to admit that I seldom hear people say it like that

[SamuelJon1212]

Yes

[domsalazar0]

No 吗 at the end? Or does 还是 imply that it's a question?

[chetlin]

还是 counts as a question word and a sentence that uses it is always asking for one or the other as the answer. "A还是B" will be a question with an answer of A or B.

[KanKanMikan]

nah mate, screw those, i prefer Korean Ramyeon