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Asunción

Asunción is the capital and largest city of Paraguay. Unlike other capitals of South America, such as Buenos Aires, Quito or Lima, Asunción is off the beaten path as it lacks well-known tourist attractions. However, the number of visitors is on the rise, and those who visit the Paraguayan capital will discover an authentic Latin American city which has managed to keep a quiet atmosphere and preserves interesting sights and monuments of its rich history and colonial past. Asunción is nonetheless a thriving city with an important commercial activity, a rich cultural scene with interesting museums, theaters and art galleries, an active nightlife and some excellent hotels and restaurants.

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  1. Eat

    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

  5. Eat

    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.

  7. Eat

    Acuarela

    Brazilian-style barbecue and steak restaurant.

  8. Eat

    Burger King

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

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    Shangri-La

    Good Chinese food.