Have you ever wondered how many different national cuisines — Italian, Chinese, Ethiopian, etc. — are offered in the world’s greatest cities? Bott and Co did foodies a favor analyzed the restaurant data in Google Maps to find out. New York and London lead the pack of the world’s foodie capitals. New York is the king of diversity with 94 national cuisines. London comes in at No. 2 with 89 different national cuisines offered at restaurants.
Arizona isn’t doing too badly, either. Did you know that Metro Phoenix has the 48th most diverse food scene in the nation with 37 national cuisines available? If you want to take a gastric trip around the world, look no further than these Metro Phoenix restaurants:
North American restaurants
American: Rusconi’s American Kitchen
Cuban: Cuban Foods Bakery & Restaurant
Jamaican: Caribbean Palm Tempe
Mexican: Francisco’s Mexican Food
South American Restaurants
Brazilian:Fogo de Chão Brazilian Steakhouse
Peruvian: El Chullo
African Restaurants
Ethiopian: Addis Ababa Restaurant and café
Moroccan: Moroccan Paradise Modern Cuisine
Somali: Waamo
European Restaurants
Bosnian: Cafe Emina
British: George and Dragon Pub
Danish: DK Dogs
French: Zinc Bistro
German: Brat Haus
Greek: Shish Kabobs and Gyros
Irish: Rúla Búla Tempe Irish Pub and Restaurant
Italian: Tomaso’s Italian Cuisine
Polish: A Touch of European Cafe
Russian: Yasha From Russia
Spanish: Tapas Papa Frita
Asian Restaurants
Afghani: Khyber Halal Restaurant & Catering
Cambodian: Reathrey Sekong
Chinese: Mu Shu Asian Grill Chinese Restaurant
Filipino: Halo-Halo Kitchen
Indian: New India Gate
Malaysian: BP Street Cafe
Iraqi: Moonlight Restaurant
Japanese: Akaihana
Korean: Seoul BBQ & Sushi
Lebanese: Mijana
Mongolian: YC’s Mongolian Grill
Pakistani: Hilal Grill
Thai: Chanpen Thai Cusine
Turkish: TurkDish Mediterranean Cuisine
Vietnamese: Phoenix Pho
Australasian Restaurants
Australian: The Great Australian Bakery
