Guatemalan cuisine has roots in the Maya civilization, with typical dishes including traditional tortillas, spicy Pepian (meat and vegetable stew), and creamy Kari (curry-style stew). At markets and street stalls, you can enjoy simple, delicious local flavors such as tortilla chips with dips, freshly baked bread, and frijoles (bean dishes). Tourist areas like Antigua have many restaurants and cafes, including international cuisine options. Vegetarian and allergy-friendly options are still limited, so prior inquiry is recommended. When dining, check the safety of drinking water and cooking environments, and pay close attention to hygiene.
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