Asunción’s Táva Comedor Joins the 50 Best Discovery Guide
PARAGUAY · ASUNCIÓN
Key Facts
—The recognition. Táva Comedor, an Asunción restaurant, has been added to 50 Best Discovery, the international guide from the World’s 50 Best organisation.
—The move. The restaurant relocated to Asunción’s historic centre in early 2026, after starting in Hohenau, Itapúa, in November 2020.
—The stakes. The listing gives Paraguayan cuisine rare visibility on the global gastronomy circuit.
—Why it matters. Recognition like this helps put a often-overlooked food scene in front of international travellers and operators.
Asunción’s Táva Comedor has joined 50 Best Discovery, the international guide from the World’s 50 Best, a rare spotlight for Paraguayan cuisine on the global gastronomy map.

A rare global spotlight for Paraguay
Táva Comedor has been added to 50 Best Discovery, the curated guide of restaurants, bars and hotels backed by the World’s 50 Best organisation. For Paraguay, a country seldom featured, the listing is a milestone.
The restaurant moved to Asunción’s historic centre at the start of 2026, having opened in Hohenau, in Itapúa, in November 2020.
Putting local cuisine on the map
The recognition promises greater visibility for Paraguayan chefs and local ingredients within the international circuit. It can also draw tourism operators and gastronomy figures to Asunción.
For a food scene long overshadowed by its neighbours, it is a foot in a very prestigious door.
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Frequently asked questions
What is 50 Best Discovery?
It is an international guide of recommended restaurants, bars and hotels curated by the World’s 50 Best organisation.
Where is Táva Comedor?
In the historic centre of Asunción, Paraguay, where it relocated in early 2026 after starting in Hohenau, Itapúa.
Why does the listing matter?
It gives Paraguayan cuisine rare visibility on the global gastronomy circuit.
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