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Seems very Eurocentric. Do these food "critics" even go to Asia? If they did, they'd realize they'd have to seriously reassess their list. If they want to make a list that does not include Asia, they could at least remove the word "World" from the name. 01:30, 12 April 2006 (UTC)

Your point is taken, but the page says it's chefs, not critics. And if you'd like a "Top 50 World" list, by all means, do your own, by polling - I'd love to see a less Anglo-centric list. And it's is Anglo, not Euro centric, if you ask me - it's a Brit company and mag that does the list. Netdance 03:49, 27 January 2007 (UTC)