Jonathan Gold's 10 best dishes of 2016
But what may be the best dish in the restaurant comes from seaside Genoa, and isn't even on the menu — farinata.
The restaurant's best dish is farinata. The best dish of the restaurant is farinata.
There are the sentences in my mind.
But the sentence in the article used the best dish in the restaurant.
Are they (of/in) both idiomatic? Or is one simply wrong in this scenario?
Thank you
But what may be the best dish in the restaurant comes from seaside Genoa, and isn't even on the menu — farinata.
The restaurant's best dish is farinata. The best dish of the restaurant is farinata.
There are the sentences in my mind.
But the sentence in the article used the best dish in the restaurant.
Are they (of/in) both idiomatic? Or is one simply wrong in this scenario?
Thank you