Sweater: J.Crew
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Purse: Vintage Louis Vuitton
Leather Bracelets: Louis Vuitton
Earrings: Kate Spade, not recent
Lipstick: MAC
El Tour Gastronómico de Panamá
Stop 1. Masí (breakfast and dinner)
Stop 2. Vértigo
Stop 3. Vera Cafe
Stop 4. Unido Café Roasters
Stop 5. Maito
Tonight, we are dining at Maito, which is listed in Latin America's 50 Best Restaurants, reaching number 6, and has appeared on the prestigious list of The World's 50 Best Restaurants in position number 100.
We are ready for an exceptional culinary dining experience.
Maito also is listed as a restaurant that is safe for Celiacs, and they have a clear gluten-free menu.
We will be starting with the traditional Sancocho a la neña which is a chicken soup, which was delicious.
The Ceshimi de pescado looks interesting. Do not let that stop you. It is one of the most flavorful sashimi dishes I have ever had. The flavor is full and flirty.
The Ensalada Super K, named after the chef's wife, surprised me. I have never had a salad like this. My husband ordered it, and I ended up eating half.
The arroz negro Maito was full of flavor, highlighted by the squid ink and delicately cut pulpo. What a supreme dining experience and definitely Michelin level. This was our first very traditional meal in Panamá.
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