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The world on a plate: the diverse kitchens of Queens, New York
A food tour of New York’s most multicultural borough revels in Latin American and Asian cuisine, but also highlights how gentrification threatens to end this riot of flavours
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10 of the best Moscow restaurants – chosen by the experts
For a taste of modern (and old Soviet) Russia, World Cup visitors should try these restaurants, markets, cafes and canteens, offering new twists on traditional Slavic cuisine – at affordable prices
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Ground Control calling: the new Paris arts and food hub
Its terrace is already a cool foodies’ favourite but the former rail depot turned theatre and music venue aims to attract the local community, too
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The flies that bind: overindulging on the Bellarine peninsula, Victoria
The Bellarine Taste Trail maps out the many ways in which to eat and drink your way across the peninsula
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The best of Lisbon’s new restaurants
The Portuguese capital’s food scene is one of the most exciting in Europe right now, offering a mix of innovative and traditional cuisine at restaurants overseen by acclaimed chefs
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Harlem’s renaissance: how art, food and history are shaping its latest evolution
The Harlem EatUp! food festival starts on 14 May – just one opportunity residents and enthusiastic newcomers have to celebrate and develop the culture of this historic New York district
