In Mexico City, for the second consecutive year, the ‘Latin America’s 50 Best Restaurants’, took place, showcasing the best dining experiences the region has to offer.
To be part of the list, votes are divided into four regions: Mexico & Central America, South America (North), South America (South) and Brazil. Each region has a president and 62 members among whom are chefs, restaurateurs, journalists and food critics must vote for seven restaurants, 3 of which have to be from outside their country of residence.
Instituted in 2013, the Latin America’s 50 Best Restaurants list represents year-to-year, a gourmet barometer put together by a vote of 250 independent experts from across the region.
“Central restaurant wins 4th best in the world, best of Latin America”:http://www.peruthisweek.com/news-central-restaurant-wins-4th-best-in-the-world-best-of-latin-america-106452
During the awards ceremony, the list was disclosed for the first time before chefs, restaurateurs, media, opinion leaders and VIPs; as well as presenting special awards to restaurants and influential personalities.
William Reed Media Group also organizes The World’s 50 Best Restaurants, founded in 2002, as well as Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants index.
This year Peru saw 9 restaurants included in the prestigious list. Four of which are in the top 25. More impressively two of Peru’s restaurants occupy places 1 and 2 in the list (“Central”:http://www.peruthisweek.com/food-day-in-the-restaurant-central-by-virgilio-martinez-103061 #1 and “Maido”:http://www.peruthisweek.com/food-restaurant-review-maido-110509 #2)
Full list of Peruvian winners:
#41 (New mention) Isolina
#38 Malabar
#34 Fiesta
#30 Rafael
#27 Osso
#12 La Mar
#7 Astrid y Gastón
#2 Maido
#1 Central
For the full list of winner visit: “Worlds50Best/Latinamerica”:http://www.theworlds50best.com/latinamerica/en/
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