The annual TasteAtlas rankings of the best cuisines, dishes, food cities, food products, and ingredients, as well as lists of legendary restaurants and cookbooks, have been published.
A total of 395,205 (271,819 valid) dish ratings, and 115,660 (80,863 valid) food product ratings have been recorded.
Based on these ratings, the top 50 food items for each cuisine were extracted, and the best-rated cuisines in the world were ranked according to the average ratings of the best-rated dishes and food products of each country. Italy and Japan recorded the same average rating, but Italy has taken first place again this year due to a higher rating of its best-rated dish - pizza. The third best-rated cuisine is Greek, and you can view the entire list here: www.tasteatlas.com/best/cuisines
Based on the average user ratings for dishes, a list of the top 100 dishes in the world has been published. The best-rated dish for 2023 is the Brazilian meat cut Picanha, followed by Malaysian bread Roti Canai and Thai stir fry Phat Kaphrao. You can view the entire list here: www.tasteatlas.com/best/dishes
From 1,378 cataloged cheeses and 36,551 recorded user ratings (24,296 valid), Parmigiano Reggiano has been declared the best cheese in the world again this year. It is followed by two more Italian cheeses, Mozzarella di Bufala Campana and Strecchino. You can view the top 100 cheeses in the world here: www.tasteatlas.com/best/cheeses
In addition to these rankings, lists of the best food cities, best food regions, dishes and food products by category, as well as lists of the most legendary restaurants and cookbooks have been published.
You can view the entire Awards here: www.tasteatlas.com/best/
To the comment made by Miles Perry: You do realize Ghana (100th place), Ethiopia (81th place), Cuba (75th place) Jamaica (68th place), Haiti (67th place), South Africa (50th place), Egypt (51th place), Morocco (46th place), and Algeria (40th place) are African/Caribbean countries right? Plus, soul food has been well appreciated within the US (16th place) and they're made by black people, do some checking/research before making a comment, also your comment is basically an average Twitter moment