10 Destinations
Famous
For Rare Or Exotic Dishes
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Tokyo, Japan
Famous for
fugu
(pufferfish), a delicacy that can be deadly if not prepared correctly. Only licensed chefs can prepare it.
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Iquitos, Peru
Offers
juanes
, a traditional dish made from rice, chicken, and spices wrapped in banana leaves.
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Cambodia
Known for
fried tarantulas
, particularly in the town of Skuon, where they are deep-fried and served as snacks.
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Sichuan Province, China
Famous for
hot pot
that includes rare ingredients like
ox tongue
and
duck blood
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Kuwait
Offers
margougah
, a traditional dish made from lamb and rice cooked with a variety of spices and herbs, often flavored with saffron.
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Borneo, Malaysia
Known for
sago worms
, which are eaten raw or cooked, providing a unique culinary experience rich in protein.
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Hokkaido, Japan
Features
ikura
, or salmon roe, which is a seasonal delicacy often served over rice. The region is also known for its fresh seafood.
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Kolkata, India
Features
ikura
, or salmon roe, which is a seasonal delicacy often served over rice. The region is also known for its fresh seafood.
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Sicily, Italy
Offers
couscous alla trapanese
, a dish influenced by North African cuisine, made with fish and seasonal vegetables.
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Santiago, Chile
Known for
pastel de choclo
, a corn pie filled with meat, olives, and hard-boiled eggs, showcasing local ingredients and flavors.
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