I also have changed the idea of categorizing my article by restaurants in different continents, instead I will go by country and the style of food. It makes more sense this way because I the style of food is more prominent than the continent it is from. For instance, I was not going to include the United States under North America, nor was I planning on using Canada or Mexico, because to me those aren't "World-Traveler" enough. While on the other side of this, we have Europe that has a handful of countries with excellent pallets, as well as Asia. This categorizing system by continent was just not uniform or symmetrical. Now I will group the restaurants by country and have two restaurants under each category. Below is my drafted list of my proposed restaurants and countries:
- Italian: Il Gabbiano and Macaluso's
- French: db Bistro Moderne and Cafe Bastille
- Greek: Mandolin Aegean Bistro and Pega Grill
- Columbian: La Moon Restaurant and Monserrate Restaurant Miami
- Brazilian: Fogo de Chão Brazilian Steakhouse and Boteco
- Peruvian: CVI.CHE 105 and Limon & Sabor
- Argentinian: La Patagonia Argentina Restaurant and Fiorito
- Japanese: Sushi Siam and Zuma
- Vietnamese: Miss Saigon and Miss Saigon Bistro
- Indian: Bombay Darbar and Thali Indian Cuisine
- Cuban: Versailles and Larios on the Beach
- Caribbean: Clive's Cafe and Tap Tap Restaurant
After searching through the hundreds of international restaurants in Miami, I carefully selected two from the highest ranked style of foods people tend to eat the most. I tried choosing one restaurant that was more on the fancy side and one that was either a Café or a Mom and Pop restaurant. I wanted to go with both to give my readers an option and a happy medium depending on where they want to go and how much they want to spend. I am super excited to go more in depth on these restaurants and finish my two page spread!
Au Revoir!
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