Paris.....period

looking forward to going someday soon

Some of best food I've ever had was in Banff, Alberta, Canada. Every had Rocky Mountain Cuisine? Here's a video on the subject:
Dinning in Banff
Although a chocolate croissant on the Seine is pretty nice too

It depends. You may find excellent japanese restaurants in Europe, or in America.

I've heard in Thailand there is a very good italian restaurant. I don't remember the name, but it is very famous.

By the way, did you know there is a new cool and intimate new sushi place in Rome which offers high quality Japanese foods for eating or take-away, and offers great hand-made cakes and free wifi to all customers? http://naoko-sushi-roma.blogspot.com/

Fort Wayne, Indiana has some great restaurants...

I've always heard Chicago is pretty amazing, but I've never been there. Check out Aspen. The have Nobu Matsuhisa, A Todd English restaurant at the Little Nell, and a competitive culinary atmosphere. If you want to visit, check out Restaurants in Aspen Colorado

WE LIVED IN FT. WAYNE FOR 8 YEARS.WE STILL MISS SOME OF OUR OLD FAVORITES .ALSO FORT WAYNE IS ALSO A TESTING GROUND FOR NEW FOODS AND RESTAURANTS. THE OYSTER BAR WAS ONE OF OUR FAVORITES AND THE KIDS LOVED CARLOS O KELLYS.I AM LOOKING FOR SOME GOOD PLACES IN NEW ORLEANS,I KNOW THERE ARE TOO MANY TO TRY IN THE TWO DAYS WE HAVE BUT WE'LL TRY TO SQUEEZE IN AS MANY AS POSSIBLE

Paris is good, but it depends on what you are looking for really...

For avant-garde stuff, which is what I assume you are talking about, you cannot beat Spain right now. That is where the new front of innovative cuisine is and it is amazing.