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Indian Cuisine Secures 12th Spot in Taste Atlas’ World Rankings

Best dishes and drinks, best food regions, and the iconic restaurants – popular food and travel guide Taste Atlas unveiled today its year-end rankings for 2024-25. According to Taste Atlas Awards 2024-25, Indian ranks the 12th on its best list of 100 best cuisines in the world, and this is the work of 477,287 valid ratings for 15,478 foods from the great Taste Atlas database.

These are the top five cuisines: Greek, Italian, Mexican, Spanish, and Portuguese. These are considered the most appreciated cuisines around the world.

Top Indian Dishes and Famous Restaurants

Its website features some quintessential Indian dishes as part of its list, including Amritsari kulcha, Butter Garlic Naan, Murgh Makhani, and Hyderabadi Biryani. The guide also lists “Iconic Traditional Restaurants” such as Dum Pukht in New Delhi, Glenary’s in Darjeeling, Ram Ashraya and Shree Thaker Bhojanalay in Mumbai, among others, to experience the diversity of Indian cuisine.

Indian food has been in spotlight all year round, figuring in different categories of awards and published lists of the Taste Atlas. The cookbook has forever acknowledged Indian drinks, ingredients, and dishes for their exceptional flavors and cultural richness.

Country Rankings

This is the list of countries of the top 50 cuisines for 2024-25, according to the Taste Atlas:

  1. Greece
  2. Italy
  3. Mexico
  4. Spain
  5. Portugal
  6. Turkey
  7. Indonesia
  8. France
  9. Japan
  10. China
  11. Poland
  12. India
  13. USA
  14. Peru
  15. Serbia
  16. Brazil
  17. Croatia
  18. Colombia
  19. Vietnam
  20. Hungary
  21. Algeria
  22. South Korea
  23. Germany
  24. Romania
  25. Argentina
  26. Lebanon
  27. Czech Republic
  28. Thailand
  29. Georgia
  30. Tunisia
  31. Austria
  32. Chile
  33. Bulgaria
  34. Russia
  35. South Africa
  36. Philippines
  37. Malaysia
  38. Morocco
  39. Lithuania
  40. Egypt
  41. Iran
  42. Syria
  43. Canada
  44. Ukraine
  45. Netherlands
  46. Palestine
  47. North Macedonia
  48. England
  49. Ethiopia
  50. Cyprus

India’s culinary legacy remains a shining torch throughout the world due to its rich diversity, traditional flavors, and innovative dishes.

Drishya Madhur

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