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Zooming In on the One Stars: Finland
Taking a closer look at one of our newest One Star Restaurants
Bibendum at 120: The Michelin Man As You Have Never Seen Him Before
Ahead of the birthday of the beloved Michelin icon, we uncover six never-before-seen drawings of the Bibendum by the Michelin Design Studio from our archives.
Getting Ready For L’eau de Cocktail
Fat-washing was seen at one point as the most advanced technique in cocktail making to add savoury notes to spirits. But a new trend has emerged: the most cutting-edge concoctions in the future will wear perfumes with seductive smells.
A True Embodiment of Lamiat
“It is underpinned by a deep and authentic appreciation that it is the small things that refines and produces perfection.” - Chang
Happy 120th Birthday Bibendum: The Michelin Man As You Have Never Seen Him Before
To celebrate the birthday of the beloved Michelin icon, we uncover six never-seen-before drawings of the Bibendum by the Michelin Design Studio from our archives.
Restaurant Closures: Why It Is Tough To Survive In Singapore’s Fine Dining Scene
Restaurateurs and chefs say that a limited market, a shortage of labour and high rental and food costs are some of the challenges that fine-dining restaurants grapple with.
Michael Ellis, International Director of the MICHELIN Guides Answers Your Burning Questions
He clears the air on 5 misconceptions.
What The MICHELIN Guide's Logos Mean
Pictures say a thousand words and that's no different for these logos.
5 Southeast Asian Herbs Demystified
You can tell turmeric from galangal and Thai basil from sweet basil—but what's next? Here's five lesser known herbs to add to your culinary dictionary.
A Guide To Dashi, The Soul Of Japanese Food
One of the culinary cornerstones of Japanese cuisine, dashi brings out the umami flavour in food.
What’s Next After Specialty Coffee?
Jennifer Liu, founder of The Coffee Academics, talks about the power of a good brew.
Chef Justin Quek: Presenting Asian Food In A New Light
The famed home-grown chef serves up Asian food with adventurous twists in his two new restaurants, Chinoiserie and JustIN.
Michelin Inspector Field Notes: June 2018
Hear directly from the source the latest thoughts from our Michelin inspectors.
Four-Hands Dinners: Why They Are Still Hot
These collaborative dinners are the perfect platform for chefs to mingle and learn from each other.
House Of Krug Keeps Its Promise Of Delivering A Full Expression
Despite the different challenges the champagne-maker faces every year, it has kept up the tradition of producing a prestige cuvée annually for 170 years.
Taste Of Guangzhou
With the launch of the first MICHELIN Guide Guangzhou on 28 June, let us take a foodie trip through the southern Chinese city.