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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
Lifestyle
Myffy Rigby

‘We just don’t get visited’: why Australia is overlooked in world’s best restaurant rankings

Rasmus Kofoed, chef of Danish restaurant Geranium, which was named world’s best restaurant for 2022.
Rasmus Kofoed, chef of Danish restaurant Geranium, which was named world’s best restaurant for 2022. Photograph: Asger Ladefoged/Scanpix Denmark/AFP/Getty Images

When it comes to restaurant awards, there are few events that cause the dining community to froth quite like The World’s 50 Best Restaurants. As the title suggests, it’s an annual list of 50 fine dining restaurants, as voted by over 1,000 food professionals across the globe.

The list, which has grown to dominate the world stage since its 2002 inception, was originally released by a UK trade publication, Restaurant. In the early years, it was a London-based event, where the world’s hospitality elite would gather to celebrate. Pre-social media, it was a rare opportunity for chefs to gather and share ideas.

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