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Old 04-13-2009, 01:43 AM
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Originally Posted by pericles View Post
I have been reading about Lima Peru food revolution and its incredible restaurants and markets and wondered why Buenos Aires is not taking on these trends.
Lima has become the culinary capital of South America and its getting heaps of praise from international press for its cutting edge food and incredible variety.

Buenos Aires pull up your socks!!!!!
My theory is that is difficult for several restaurants to rely solely on expats to survive. One or two, maybe even three, but there just aren't enough expats to support 10 or more restaurants in addition to the ones that they patronize that also cater to locals.

Q: Why do I say that they have to be exclusively expat supported?

A: Because porteƱos don't like food with flavor. (Funny, sad, and true.)
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