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  1. Nuema

    Ecuadorian Peruvian

    Eat 90
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    Pía Salazar's desserts arrive built from radishes, leeks, and turnips, and somehow nobody sends them back. Nuema is a tasting-menu restaurant in Quito where the two chefs, one of them a Noma alumna, pull from Ecuador's biodiversity to produce avant-garde plates built around endemic ingredients most menus would never think to use. It holds a spot on the World's 50 Best Restaurants list and took the Latin America Chefs' Choice Award in 2025.

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    • Wafers, rice pudding and nougat

      “guests particularly fond of the long-standing dish of wafers, rice pudding and nougat served with salted and dehydrated crunchy peas, honey ice cream and apples.”

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    Bello Horizonte E11-12 y, 170517 Quito, Ecuador
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    +593 99 250 9160
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