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Turkish Gaziantep took 9th place in the list of the TOP 100 "Best Food Cities in The World"

Turkish Gaziantep took 9th place in the list of the TOP 100 "Best Food Cities in The World"

February 28, 2024

Turkey is once again gaining recognition in the field of gastronomic tourism. This time the city of Gaziantep entered the top ten cities in the world with the most delicious food. The rating was presented by the well-known culinary guide Taste Atlas. The TOP 10 looks like this:

1.Rome, Italy
2.Bologna, Italy
3.Naples, Italy
4.Vienna, Austria
5.Tokyo, Japan
6. Osaka, Japan
7.Hong Kong, China
8. Turin, Italy
9.Gaziantep, Turkey
10.Bandung, Indonesia

The international gastronomic platform "Taste Atlas" was founded in 2018. She regularly makes ratings of dishes, restaurants and national cuisines from all over the world. 50.362 experts participate in the compilation of ratings and the database, which currently consists of 10.931 dishes and 23.791 restaurants.

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