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Top 4 Fusion food in Curacao, Caribbean
Discover Restaurants offering the best Fusion food in Curacao, Caribbean. Serious divers have long flocked to Curacao. Whether you’re looking for a challenging wall dive or a shallow snorkeling spot, you’ll find it here. Beaches, of course, are another big draw. With sugar-fine sand and calm waters, they’re perfect for kids. And make sure to explore Willemstad, Curacao’s capital city. Its charming pastel buildings and equally colorful history earned it recognition as a UNESCO World Heritage City.
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1. Blessing Curacao
Overall Ratings
4 based on 260 reviews
Located in the lively Pietermaai District, Restaurant Blessing is the place to go to get your taste buds spoiled. Fresh ingrediënts only, a professional team and a Chef with true passion for the art of cooking. Open 7 days a week.
Reviewed By 153evanf
Yes, this place is actually in a former church, though if you go on a quieter night, you'll probably be seated on the patio, as it's a bit cooler. The prices are probably the highest in Curaçao, but that's because the food is so thoughtfully curated. Fresh ingredients, packed with flavor. My personal favorite was the crème brûlée ravioli. Never experienced anything like that before! Service is leisurely, so order a bottle of wine.
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2. 27 Curacao
Overall Ratings
4 based on 226 reviews
27 BARâ¢MUSICâ¢FOOD is Inspired by the great musicians from the âForever 27 Clubâ, 27 has taken a new approach to live music, drinks & food. Establishing itself as the number one live music club on Curacao! 27 restaurant serves delicious flavorful food with
Reviewed By PLTmom
Our cruise ship was docked til 10 pm giving us time to taste a little nightlife. The beach we had been at earlier suggested 27.The decor is cool with pictures of artists that passed at the age of 27.The live band was great and added to the fun Caribbean atmosphere.Our server was a young gal, I canât remember her name, but she was friendly and we enjoyed chatting with her.Food was good and portions large.
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3. Rozendaels Original Cuisine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 882 reviews
We are open now for almost 15 years. About 300 thousand regular and onetime guests we have welcomed over the years. We always tried to make it an wonderful experience and looking at the large group of repeat costumers we manage quit well. If things didn't
Reviewed By cfalz
Just arrived in Curacao and we were starved. No reservation posed no problem and the food was amazing. I had the pumpkin soup (not creamy) to start and had the chicken sate for my meal. Both were delicious. My friend had a wonderful fish dish. No room for dessert.
4. Chez Ray Curacao
Overall Ratings
4 based on 96 reviews
Chez Ray is a Cozy Restaurant in the Pietermaai District of the Caribbean Island Curacao. Chef Ray offers you Signature Dishes, Cooking World Cuisine with a Caribbean Twist and Serving Beautiful Wines & Bites for a great night out. Chez Ray is open every
Reviewed By BriskTravellor
Walking along Penstraat, we came upon this unassuming home/restaurant. The waiter said they were trying a new concept - offering a chef's selection 3-course meal. Feeling adventurous, we gave it a try. I got mine to be vegetarian (they also accommodate any allergies or food restrictions).The plate brought out had an assemble-yourself crostini, with a chopped tomato bowl, blueberry goat-cheese spread and a roasted garlic to smear on the bread. Also accompanying was a mixed vegetable salad and coconut lemongrass soup. Everything was delicious but it felt a little too small for our entire meal (though would we really get all of that food for a first course?). As it happens, that was only the start. Next we had a medley of vegetables - seaweed, roasted pumpkin, squash over soy-glazed bok choy, sweet potato wedges and a local fried starch (funchi?) - all encircling a tiny bowl of dried fruits and mixed nuts. The non-vegetable option included prosciutto and olives. The last course was a delicious ice cream in coffee liquor served like a martini. All-in-all, a great, creative meal that was our best dinner on the island. The Dutch server was nice and brought out a handwritten bill to complete the homey quality of the meal.
