The MICHELIN Guide Singapore welcomes 36 new restaurants in 2025, including a new two-star and a fresh one-star, bringing the total to 288 MICHELIN-recognized establishments across more than 40 cuisines in the Lion City.

From Paris to New York, London to Doha, these exceptional museum restaurants prove that a day of cultural exploration deserves a meal to match. Browse these top locales unearthed by our MICHELIN Guide Inspectors.

What happens when a restaurant has attained three MICHELIN Stars? Described as the pinnacle of culinary achievement, the Everest of fine dining, many chefs will say that achieving the coveted accolade is just the beginning. In Singapore, where the food scene is both ruthless and exhilarating, the Lion City's top chefs reveal what comes after three MICHELIN Stars — and why staying on top is even harder than getting there.

From fine dining spots to luxe entertainment and ritzy hotels, the Lion City does indeed live up to its reputation from the 2018 romcom for those with the moolah to experience it.

The MICHELIN Star dining landscape in Singapore is a testament to the city-state's rich cultural tapestry, with restaurants showcasing the diversity and vibrancy of their culinary heritage. Whether diners are craving traditional favourites or innovative creations, they can find a wealth of options that celebrate Singapore's multicultural identity.

Follow in the footsteps of Julien Royer for the best places to eat in Hong Kong.

Julien Royer of three-MICHELIN-starred Odette talks about his humble roots, his favourite childhood food, and provides a first look at some of the dishes served at his new restaurant named after his mother, Claudine.

These MICHELIN-Starred restaurant chefs may not be from Asia, but some courses on their menus echo how Asia has become home for them, too.