Restaurante Grano de Oro
Hotel Grano de Oro’s restaurant combines French technique, Costa Rican ingredients, and a classical courtyard setting.
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Hotel Grano de Oro’s restaurant combines French technique, Costa Rican ingredients, and a classical courtyard setting.
View profile →Chef Jose Santaella’s Santurce restaurant combines contemporary Puerto Rican cooking, cocktails, and a highly energetic dining room.
View profile →An elevated restaurant above the Las Catalinas coast with ingredient-driven cooking, a grill, and broad Pacific views.
View profile →Chef Pablo Bonilla’s project researches and shares Indigenous food traditions from Costa Rica and the Central American tropics.
View profile →A restaurant in a historic Barrio Amon house narrating Costa Rica through ingredients, memory, and contemporary presentation.
View profile →A contemporary Botafogo restaurant with seasonal plates, pasta, and free-form cooking crossing Brazilian and Mediterranean influences.
View profile →A hotel restaurant with a polished menu incorporating quinoa, llama, trout, and other Bolivian ingredients alongside international options.
View profile →A seafood restaurant centered on artisanal fishing and responsible sourcing, with a menu shaped by available catch.
View profile →Gastón Acurio’s Embarcadero cebichería, with a bayfront patio, broad seafood selection, and pisco cocktails.
View profile →A Hakata home-style restaurant on ACROS Fukuoka's second basement level, with fifty years of history, Nagahama seafood, mirin-marinated black cod and miso eggplant.
View profile →A Namba okonomiyaki house founded in 1965, built around griddle cooking, cabbage-rich pancakes and dishes to share.
View profile →A Castillo Street restaurant bringing Mediterranean, Japanese and Nikkei cooking together through sharing dishes and two tasting menus.
View profile →Chargrilled pork bún chả with noodles and herbs on Nguyen Huu Huan, with several spring-roll fillings and tofu and vegetable alternatives.
View profile →A Bib Gourmand ramen shop in Uemachi, serving house-made noodles and broth combining a meat base with dried fish.
View profile →Hoang Duong's Ngo Huyen restaurant combines Hanoi specialties with French influences, offering set menus, à la carte dining and cooking classes.
View profile →A small Alenza restaurant with a counter and dining room, creatively updated comfort food and half portions that make sharing easier.
View profile →A Bib Gourmand udon house in Gion where Kujo spring onion and dashi define the signature bowl.
View profile →A Krabi Road rice-and-pork specialist known for peppery broth preparations and evening-to-late-night service.
View profile →A mizutaki specialist near Hakata Station, serving its own Kyushu-raised Hanamidori chicken in hot-pot menus, with counter seats, tables and private dining spaces.
View profile →The Tenjin flagship, opened opposite Ankokuji in 2003, serves very fine noodles in a broth combining pork bones, Saga chicken and Kyushu aromatic vegetables.
View profile →An Ekkamai specialist in crab fried rice and Thai seafood, with shareable portions and Bib Gourmand recognition.
View profile →A northern Thai restaurant in a Lanna-style wooden house with a garden, suited to a shared meal.
View profile →A Higashi-Ikebukuro ramen specialist highlighted by Michelin for its shio ramen, with reservations handled through TableCheck.
View profile →A historic Kanda soba house founded in 1884, offering handmade noodles and a meal connected with older Tokyo.
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