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When we asked people living in Panama about good local restaurants, they mentioned...

"They have great restaurants with excellent foods recognized internationally. Using your permanent residency card at restaurants will make you save around 25% but not on the total bill so it's not really 25% as advertised but it still very appreciated when you save money," explained one expat living in Panama City, Panama.

"Absolutely! In David, there are plenty of great restaurants to explore and enjoy some delicious food," wrote Moises Alvarado N. from Panama Legal Business (PANLEB).

Moisés Alvarado Navarro is an experienced legal advisor in Panama and has assisted numerous foreigners in establishing themselves in Panama.

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