What a year it’s been for London’s restaurants, with enough thrilling new openings across the capital to keep even the most dedicated diner busy. Following all the exciting news unveiled at The MICHELIN Guide Ceremony 2025 on 10th February, we’ve been taking stock of the last 12 months of culinary creativity.
A total of 49 London restaurants have been added to The MICHELIN Guide this year, spanning as wide a range of cuisine types and settings as you’d expect from a city as eclectic as London. Eating out in this fast-moving city can be like going on a gastronomic world tour, with Mexico, Malaysia, Greece, Georgia, the Philippines and the Basque Country among the stops – plus some hearty, proudly British fare, of course. This year’s additions are spread right across the city, too, stretching all the way from Clapton to Richmond.
What’s more, of the 10 newly Starred restaurants in London this year, seven of them opened in the last 12 months; similarly, 10 out of 11 new Bib Gourmands in London went to restaurants that joined The Guide in the past year.
Below, you’ll find a list of every London restaurant added to The MICHELIN Guide between February 2024 and February 2025, which together provide a fitting snapshot of the city’s rich culinary landscape.
All the London restaurants added to The MICHELIN Guide this year:
AGORA, Borough Market – Bib Gourmand
Greek
Ambassadors Clubhouse, Mayfair
Indian
AngloThai, Marylebone – One MICHELIN Star
Thai
Aragawa, Mayfair
Japanese Steakhouse
Arlington, St James's
European
Bistrot at Wild Honey, St James's
Modern British
Camille, Borough Market
French
Cloth, City of London
Traditional Cuisine
Cornus, Belgravia – One MICHELIN Star
Modern British, Seafood
Donia, Soho – Bib Gourmand
Filipino
DOSA, Mayfair – One MICHELIN Star
Korean
Fonda, Mayfair
Mexican
Holy Carrot, North Kensington
Vegan
Ibai, City of London
Basque
Josephine Bouchon, Chelsea – Bib Gourmand
Lyonnaise, French
Julie’s, Notting Hill
Modern British
July, Bloomsbury – Bib Gourmand
Modern French, Alsatian
Kinkally, Bloomsbury
Eastern European
Kioku by Endo, Westminster
Japanese Contemporary, Mediterranean Cuisine
Kolae, Borough Market – Bib Gourmand
Thai
Lasdun, South Bank
Modern British
Lita, Marylebone – One MICHELIN Star
Mediterranean Cuisine
Llama Inn, Shoreditch
Peruvian
Mambow, Clapton – Bib Gourmand
Malaysian
Mary's, Mayfair
Modern British
Miga, Hackney – Bib Gourmand
Korean
Mignonette, Richmond – Bib Gourmand
French
Morchella, Islington – Bib Gourmand
Mediterranean Cuisine
Nanyang Blossom, Knightsbridge
South East Asian
NIJŪ, Mayfair
Japanese
OMA, Borough Market – One MICHELIN Star
Greek
Paulette, Little Venice
French
Plates London, Shoreditch – One MICHELIN Star
Vegan, Vegetarian
Pollini at Ladbroke Hall, Notting Hill
Italian
Roe, Canary Wharf
Modern British
Row on 5, Mayfair – One MICHELIN Star
Modern Cuisine
Sael, St James's
Traditional British
Sesta, London Fields
European Contemporary
Sune, Hackney
European Contemporary
Tamarind Kitchen, Soho
Indian
The Cocochine, Mayfair
Modern French
The Fuji Grill, Belgravia
Japanese
The Hero, Maida Vale – Bib Gourmand
Traditional Cuisine
The Park, Bayswater
American, Italian
Three Darlings, Chelsea
World Cuisine
Volta Do Mar, Chelsea
Portuguese, Classic Cuisine
Whyte's, Hackney
World Cuisine
Wildflowers, Pimlico
Mediterranean Cuisine
YiQi, Chinatown
Asian
The Full List of MICHELIN Stars
A Closer Look at the New MICHELIN Stars
The MICHELIN Special Award Winners 2025
Five New Green Stars
Plus in-depth analysis on the winners from The MICHELIN Guide's Inspectors:
Moor Hall: A New Three-Star Restaurant
OMA: A Landmark for Greek Cuisine
Plates London: The First Vegan Starred Restaurant
Gorse: The Jewel in Cardiff's Crown
Humble Chicken: Is This London's Most Exciting Restaurant?
Skof: Manchester's Latest MICHELIN Star
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