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For example: in a conversation about food, when your friend says that the food
is おいしい, then you can also say おいしいね, or そうだね.

Are there other ways you can say in agreement? Perhaps a phrase similar to 'I
Agree!' or 'Yes! Really!'?
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Word request: Agreeing in a conversation
There is the word 同感 which basically means "feeling the same". It can be used
to in the same way as "ditto" in English.

> A: そのラーメン凄く美味しいよね。  
>  B: （私は、) 同感だ。
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> A: Those ramen are so much great.  
>  B: I agree./ Ditto. / B just nods.

That said, there is not a lot of emotions packed in this (= 同感) expression. It
merely expresses that you feel the same; just like "ditto" would.

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For more colorful expressions, the comment from Choco describes some possible
answers (more specifically related to Kansai). But you can freely use
something like:

> でしょう（ね）(isn't it ? / you're right !)

to express agreement with a previously said おいしい・うまい, regardless of dialects.
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Totally overkill (and maybe that's what you're going for) but 賛成！works pretty
much like 同感。Another one I used to love to do (which in the case of food goes
really well with the over-acting one finds on Japanese TV is to do)
正解！(Correct!) like they'd say on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire.

The answers in your original post are arguably the most colloquial though. I
will add that you need a certain level of fluency for this to not sound
mechanic and weird. IMHO, anyway.
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