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What to eat in Tokyo: 10 dishes and where to find them
Sushi at Tsukiji before 9am, tsukemen under Tokyo Station, soba in Kanda, monjayaki in Tsukishima and a 1909 taiyaki shop, with addresses and 2026 prices in yen.

What to eat in Lisbon: 9 dishes and where to find them
Bacalhau à brás, grilled sardines, pastéis de nata and petiscos, mapped to the tascas, markets and bars actually serving them in 2026.

What to eat in Lima: 10 dishes and where to find them
The World's 50 Best Restaurants is handed out in Lima on 4 November. Before the tasting menus fill up, here is the city the cooks themselves eat in, market counters included.
Amsterdam has the most stars. Zwolle has the last word.
There are 122 starred restaurants in the country and the capital holds more of them than anywhere else. Yet the only three-star sits two hours east. We mapped the whole selection to work out where the Dutch map of flavour really runs.

What to eat in Amsterdam: 10 dishes and where to find them
Raw herring, bitterballen, kroket, appeltaart and rijsttafel: ten plates that tell you where you are, mapped to the carts, cafés and dining rooms serving them in 2026.

What to eat in Amsterdam: 11 dishes and where to find them
From raw herring by a bridge to apple pie in the Jordaan, this is where Amsterdam actually eats, dish by dish and neighbourhood by neighbourhood.

What to eat in Rotterdam: 9 dishes and where to find them
Kapsalon, meatballs on the Maas, Dudok's appeltaart, roti, cachupa and oysters: nine plates that tell you where you are, mapped to the snack bars, cafés and dining rooms serving them in 2026.

What to eat in Zwolle: 9 dishes and where to find them
Balkenbrij, Zwolse mosterd, sugar balletjes and a three-Michelin-star tasting menu: nine addresses for what to eat in Zwolle, with 2026 prices and hours.
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