World’s Top 100 Best Cuisines 2025 | TasteAtlas Awards Ranking | Italy, Greece, Peru Lead
1. Top 100 Best Cuisines in the World 2025 | TasteAtlas Global Food Ranking
2. Italy No.1! World’s Best Cuisines Ranked by TasteAtlas 2025–26
3. World Food Ranking 2025 | TasteAtlas Top 100 Cuisines Explained
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Discover the Top 100 Best Cuisines in the World according to TasteAtlas Awards 2025–26! This global food ranking features the most loved national cuisines based on authenticity, flavor, and popularity.
🇮🇹 Italy secures the No.1 position, followed by
🇬🇷 Greece at No.2,
🇵🇪 Peru at No.3, and many more from Asia, Europe, Africa, and the Americas.
The list ends with Cyprus at rank 100, showcasing a true celebration of global food culture.
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5 Comments
Perú is key 🇵🇪
This is unfair! You can't be world number one with just pizza and pasta. This is a biased ranking.
It should have been at least in the top 3 in Türkiye.
Perú estaría en primer lugar si no fuese por la envidia de millones de mexicanos que puntuaron con 1 punto a Perú para bajar de puestos a la famosa gastronomía peruana. México está lleno de gente envidiosa y no soporta que su cocina haya sido desplaza por la peruana en Latinoamérica.
There is no such thing as Indian cuisine. Continental Indian from Northern India is totally different from South Indian Cuisine. Eastern India especially Bengali Cuisine is another totally different cuisine altogether. Just check out the different forms of Biryani. You have Veg Biriyani, you have Lucknowi Biryani, Hyderabadi Biryani, Kolkata Biriyani etc. Even in Bengali Cuisine a dish names Shukto varies greatly from region to region. It even extends into religion. We Bengalis have a tradition of offering Non Veg to most of our deities. But even that varies from region to region. In most parts of Bengal , it is an offense not to offer Fish to Married Goddesses. Yet in parts of Bengal, the same Goddess are offered completely vegeterians (with vegetarianism even excluding plant products like Onion 🧅, Garlic 🧄 and masoor dal. This is only in Bengali Cuisine. South Indian varies tremendously as well as North Indian. Then you have the effects of different religions. Jains for instance do not eat non vegetarian or any plant product that grows underground. So there is no such thing as Indian Cuisine. Here food varies every 100 Kms
The gastronomy of the Karditsa region is unique…