
2025 Latin America's 50 Best Restaurants: The Complete Rankings — Page 2
A regional extension of the World’s 50 Best Restaurants awards, ranking the top dining destinations across Latin America. The list highlights culinary leadership, innovation, regional influence.
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Manga
Salvador, Brazil
Manga is Salvador's strongest case for creative Bahian fine dining, with chefs Dante and Katrin Bassi running a seasonal tasting menu from a compact, intentional room in Rio Vermelho. Book it ahead of your trip — walk-ins don't work here. For food-focused travellers, it's the clearest reason to plan a dinner in Salvador around a specific address.

Fukasawa
Santiago, Chile
Fukasawa in Vitacura is Santiago's most serious Nikkei restaurant — a kitchen where Japanese technique and Chilean ingredients are treated as equals, not a gimmick. Recognised for culinary excellence and run by the Baeza family, it is a well-suited choice for a special occasion dinner. Booking is rated easy, making it more accessible than comparable fine-dining options in the city.
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