Street food favorites are being reimagined with creativity and finesse, as Gulf chefs elevate traditional Middle Eastern flavors to new heights.

When you’ve got neither the time nor the inclination for the full heft of a MICHELIN tasting menu, ordering à la carte can offer curated flavor and flexibility.

From millennia-old Javanese sweet noodles to Jewish-inspired Indian pancakes, desserts here promise a delightful treat at any time of the day.

Discover the dishes and desserts that seriously impressed MICHELIN Guide Inspectors.

Escape the city's hustle and bustle and treat yourself — or someone special — to a relaxing afternoon retreat.

Rooted in centuries of culinary exchange, Malaysia’s seafood scene is a treasure trove of flavors. From fiery curries to tamarind-laced broths, these MICHELIN-recommended restaurants in Kuala Lumpur and Penang are must-stops for any seafood lover.

Finalise your summer dining plans with our rundown of the new London restaurants you need to know about.

At Penang Road Famous Laksa, tradition, tenacity, and tamarind come together in a bowl that has stood the test of time — and taste.

Singapore’s bustling melting pot of multiethnic cuisines wouldn’t be complete without a dazzling — and often, refreshingly cool — array of sweet treats.

The city’s dining scene continues to raise the bar – not just on the plate, but in the glass.

Discover which dishes our MICHELIN inspectors loved in this year’s selection, from nigiri to gnocchi.

Think great food needs booze to shine? Think again. These nine Malaysian restaurants are proving that non-alcoholic pairings can be just as complex, refined, and downright delicious — no buzz required.

From velvety porridge to bouncy noodles and iconic local delights, these unmissable MICHELIN street food spots in Da Nang serve up the city’s best bites.

Humble Chicken might just be among the most inventive and thrilling restaurants in the UK – which is why the Inspectors have awarded it a second MICHELIN Star.

A MICHELIN Guide Inspector delves into every detail of their visit to the brilliant OMA in Borough Market.

Our Inspectors pull back the curtain on what makes this plant-based restaurant such a special dining experience.

Forget pho or banh mi – in Vietnam, it’s sticky rice (xoi) that truly takes centre stage in life’s most significant celebrations, from a child’s first birthday to weddings and sacred worship ceremonies.

From fiery sambals to sweet coconut palm elixirs, Malaysia’s sauces are the soul of its cuisine — each one a flavour-packed journey through the country’s rich, multicultural dining traditions.