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Where to eat in Asunción

9 independent restaurants, bakeries and food spots in Asunción. Chains are left out.

Ranked with the travel guide's picks and well-known places first.

Where to eat in Asunción

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    Bar San Roque

    One of the oldest restaurants in town. A mix of traditional and fine cuisine. Excellent food and service in a very traditional feeling atmosphere. Really fantastic beer on tap served in their chilled Oktoberfest steins.

    Open all day

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    El Bolsi

    Opened in 1960, it's one of the oldest restaurants in town. It has a café and pastry section, and a separate restaurant section. Also, an outdoor section on the sidewalk is pleasant in the evenings. International and local dishes. Very popular among locals and tourists.

    Daily 24 hours

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    Hacienda Las Palomas

    Really good Mexican food (not "chips & salsa Tex-Mex"). The margaritas are particularly good, but the food is even better.

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    Lido Bar

    Established 1954 in the style of a contemporary American cafe-bar, Lido Bar has hardly changed. It was the first place Anthony Bourdain visited when he made his tv program on Paraguayan food. All the customers sit around a big circular bar. The menu offers Paraguayan foods, pasta, meat and a selection of desserts and fruit juices. The fish soup (sopa pescado) is famous and recommended. Very popular during peak times, particularly lunch and dinner.

    Open now · closes 1:30 am tomorrow

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    Seoul

    Korean buffet, with many vegetarian options where you fill your plate and pay per weight.

    Open for lunch and dinner (19:30)

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    Ña Eustaquia

    Very busy for lunch, you may need to wait for a table. Main lunches cost –. Great juice bar there too.

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    Acuarela

    Brazilian-style barbecue and steak restaurant.

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    Burger King

    If you fancy something you know. Also, open in the evening.

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    Shangri-La

    Good Chinese food.

Listings from the Wikivoyage guide to Asunción (CC BY-SA 4.0).