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Lonely Planet's Top 20 Food Experiences

"It's not about the perfect meal at a three-Michelin star restaurant: It's about how a dish tastes, its cultural significance and the importance of the location where it's made and eaten."
Various local names and English approximations are accepted
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Last updated: December 16, 2018
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First submittedAugust 20, 2018
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Rank
Location
Food
1
San Sebastián, Spain
Pintxos
2
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Curry laksa
3
Tokyo, Japan
Sushi
4
Texas, USA
Beef brisket
5
Bangkok, Thailand
Som tum
6
Copenhagen, Denmark
Smørrebrød
7
Kaikoura, New Zealand
Crayfish
8
Seoul, South Korea
Bibimbap
9
Naples, Italy
Pizza margherita
10
Hong Kong, China
Dim sum
11
Peru
Ceviche
12
Lisbon, Portugal
Pastéis de nata
13
Freycinet, Australia
Oysters
14
France
Cheese experiences
15
Jamaica
Jerk chicken
16
Marrakech, Morocco
Lamb tagine
17
Singapore
Chilli crab
18
Brussels, Belgium
Moules frites
19
Beijing, China
Peking duck
20
Hau River, Vietnam
Phở
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1 Comments
Lemondance
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Level 67
Nov 4, 2021
I can't believe they gave sushi top billing in Japan over ramen. I mean, both are great tasting and culturally important, but really? I (anecdotally, as a Westerner) hear Japanese people mention ramen way more often, it's the more "complete" meal, and ramen shops are everywhere! I think it should at least share the spot with sushi... Maybe Lonely Planet just really likes the sushi conveyor belts.
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