İstanbul’s centuries-old, rich, multicultural cuisine displays diverse traditions in various locations today. Some restaurants reunite people with the palace cuisine, some reinterpret familiar flavors with a chef’s touch; some try to serve the dishes everyone likes in a usual way, and some recreate familiar dishes from scratch. Frankly, there is room for everyone in this great metropolis.

In Vietnam, coffee isn't merely a beverage, it's a social ritual.

Chef Kim Jae-hoon of restaurant Palate in Busan, which got its first star in the inaugural Michelin Guide Busan released in February, uses food to represent the characters of the different cities in which he spent time cooking.

Since its opening in 2018, what has changed the most is the food served at Mitou. Or to be more specific, how the two chefs cook has changed.

In almost every country, the capital city evokes images of “refined cuisine” due to its association with palaces and aristocracy. In Türkiye, the spotlight naturally falls on the “old capital,” Istanbul. First established as the capital by Emperor Constantine, Istanbul has maintained this prestigious status for centuries.

Unlike the age-old puzzle — which came first, the chicken or the egg, there is no such quarrel over the chicken and the rice when it comes to which was first discovered by humans for consumption. Let's explore the various renditions of chicken rice across Asia!

Welcome to MICHELIN-Starred Fernandõ Gastrotheque, where the cooking revolves around Mediterranean flavours, Asian influences and an impressive wine list.

From New York to Paris, here are the starry boîtes and hotels that are as captivating as the collections.

Asia, without a doubt, is becoming a destination for Latin American dining. We asked eights chefs who run Latin American MICHELIN restaurants in Asia to share their thoughts on the topic, as well as dishes representative of their cuisine and more.

From innovative bites to directional dishes with flair, these chefs prove that a chef's ultimate canvas is on the plate.

It might seem odd to associate a term from art history with a blood sausage, yet this poetic description is entirely fitting. Once set to disappear from the dinner table altogether, this delicacy may soon be welcomed back by the EU – as a recognised product with a protected designation of origin. It would also be Malta’s first in this category.

Front-of-house teams are made up of professionals who can elevate a dining experience to a whole new level. The team at Restaurant Tuğra in Istanbul, headed up by Ismail Kahveci, is a case in point… and recipient of our Service Award. This article is supported by Mastercard, official partner of the MICHELIN Guide Istanbul, Izmir & Bodrum.

What happens at dinner with a MICHELIN Guide Inspector? Lots of food and oodles of intrigue.

Home-made cheeses, or perhaps we could even call them living room cheeses… Chances are you have never heard this term. Yet, like garage wines, this coinage accurately captures the essence of a unique category of Maltese cheeses insofar as the meticulous artisanal processes that give them their distinctive flavours and shapes take place in tiny living rooms. Alongside authentic farmhouse cheeses, they imbue Maltese artisanal cheesemaking with a distinct energy of its own.

A closer look at seven Swiss MICHELIN Guide hotels managed by alumni of the legendary EHL Hospitality Business School.

The cuisine at these swanky restaurants matches their exquisite surroundings. Here's where to dine and stay the night in luxury.

UK Recycle Week – 16th-22nd October 2023: Small steps we can take at home this week and beyond

"Eat like a chef" – in this fledgling series we present some very special culinary hot spots. Your guide is none other than Marco Müller, chef of the three-MICHELIN-starred restaurant Rutz in Berlin! He tells us where he shops and where he can be found after the last dish has left his kitchen. Follow him and us!