
Mexican
Tacos, mole, tamales, and street corn — Mexico's UNESCO-listed cuisine is bold, complex, and endlessly varied.

Every country has a culinary soul — which nation's food culture is so good it could keep you eating for a lifetime?

Tacos, mole, tamales, and street corn — Mexico's UNESCO-listed cuisine is bold, complex, and endlessly varied.
Hummus, kibbeh, tabbouleh, and mezze culture — Lebanese food is the Middle East's most universally beloved cuisine.

Pad Thai, green curry, mango sticky rice — Thai food's balance of sweet, sour, salty, and spice is addictive.

Dim sum, Peking duck, mapo tofu — China's 8 culinary traditions span more variety than any other food culture.

Curry, biryani, butter chicken, dosa — India's regional diversity makes it one of the richest food cultures on Earth.

Injera, berbere spices, and communal eating culture — Ethiopia's ancient food traditions are truly extraordinary.

Ceviche, lomo saltado, anticuchos — Lima has more restaurants in the World's 50 Best than any other city.

Tapas, paella, jamón, and pintxos — Spain eats late, eats together, and eats extraordinarily well.

Sushi, ramen, wagyu, tempura — Japan's culinary precision and seasonal philosophy inspire chefs everywhere.

Souvlaki, moussaka, spanakopita, and fresh Mediterranean ingredients — Greek food is the original clean eating.

Croissants, coq au vin, bouillabaisse — France codified fine dining and its culinary influence is still global.

Pasta, pizza, risotto, gelato — Italy's food philosophy of simple, quality ingredients is unbeaten worldwide.
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