Culinary Perspective of Asia
Both Japan and Singapore boast nine restaurants on the list, underscoring their strong position in the Asian culinary scene. Only China surpassed these two countries in the number of featured establishments, which speaks to the rich and diverse character of Asian gastronomy. The list includes both new proposals, such as Singapore's Seroja, and those with a longer tradition, for example, Odette in Singapore, which has consistently held a place in the top ten of the ranking since 2017.
Innovation and Tradition in Asian Cuisine
The "Asia's 50 Best Restaurants" list reveals a fascinating combination of innovation and deeply rooted culinary traditions. In Bangkok, as many as six restaurants made it into the top twenty, including Gaggan Anand in third place, renowned for its innovative approach to Indian cuisine. This is proof that the Asian culinary scene is full of contrasts, combining modern techniques with traditional flavors.
The list is the result of subjective assessments by over 300 experts from the gastronomic industry in Asia, showcasing the diversity and richness of culinary experiences available on the continent. Each of the establishments highlighted on the list brings something unique to Asian gastronomy, attracting gourmets from all over the world. The recognition of restaurants such as Sézanne and Odette shows that innovation and fidelity to tradition can go hand in hand, creating unforgettable culinary experiences.