As we celebrate the launch of the MICHELIN Guide Dubai 2024, our inspectors have revealed their favourite dishes this year.

Beat the heat and chill.

An Inspector reveals all on their visit to this creative, West African-influenced Two MICHELIN Star restaurant in central London.

We sit down and have a chat with Oung Kok Ghee of Bib Gourmand stall Ghee Lian in Penang about his specialty Green Tom Yum Noodle Soup, and finding hope and happiness in life.

When in Singapore, Carrot Cake does not just refer to the sweet treat topped with cream cheese frosting; instead, it alludes to a savoury hawker snack that's quite unique to the Lion City. Today, we chat with Ng Hock Chye of MICHELIN Selected Unforgettable Carrot Cake and ask him why his Carrot Cake is one to remember.

Check out these five MICHELIN-recommended hotspots serving up scrumptious plant-based delights.

Join a MICHELIN Guide Inspector as they visit Andrew Wong’s restaurant, a unique experience in the London dining scene.

For their sophomore project, the Claud team ace the ocean.

Year round, MICHELIN Guide inspectors sample an endless procession of dishes. Once in a while, a dish lands on their tables that is simply unforgettable.

Find out what impressed our MICHELIN inspectors in the newly awarded and promoted Starred restaurants in Hong Kong and Macau.

Find out what impressed our MICHELIN inspectors in the newly selected value-for-money establishments around Hong Kong and Macau.

Newly recognised with a Bib Gourmand, Roti by d’Tandoor serves contemporary Northern Indian cuisine while staying true to tradition.

These are the most memorable Thai dishes according to our dining experts.

Ring in the auspicious year of the dragon — symbolising power, luck, and success in traditional Chinese culture — with these abundant poon choi pots and prosperous yu sheng platters from MICHELIN establishments in Singapore.

5 deliciously fresh seafood restaurants awaiting you in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City.

There’s something winsome about the puffed-up face of the fugu, known in English as the blowfish or pufferfish . Yet it’s also known as a dangerous fish, because of the poison in its organs. Why do Japanese people eat this poisonous fish? Let’s talk about this cuddly-looking fish and the hazard that lurks within it.

Restaurants showcasing the diversity of Tokyo, the world’s greatest gourmet city

Have you tried all these dishes in Hanoi?