Crafting the first main dish at the MICHELIN Star Revelation Thailand 2020 gala dinner, Chef Pim of Nahm (1 MICHELIN Star) explains why local ingredients lie at the heart of her cooking and why the future of Thai food is predicated upon support for local farmers.

Cooking dessert at the MICHELIN Star Revelation Thailand 2020 gala dinner, we sit down with Joe and Saki to understand how Thai ingredients can be reinterpreted with modern techniques.

Cooking the second main course of the MICHELIN Star Revelation Thailand 2020 gala dinner, we ask Chef Chumpol what it means to combine the wisdom of Thai cuisine with his love of nature.

Half-chef half-scientist as well as an advocate of sustainability, we discover how chef Andy will make magic from honey at the MICHELIN Star Revelation Thailand 2020 gala dinner.

Chiang Mai holds a special place in Chef Ton's heart. Showcasing one of his signature dish at the upcoming MICHELIN Star Revelation Thailand 2020 gala dinner, we follow the head chef of Le Du (1 MICHELIN Star) in his exploration of the North to see how he mixes local and sustainable produce with creative modern cooking techniques.

Devout sushi lovers listen up. Three MICHELIN Stars Chef Kenji Gyoten is in town and you wouldn’t want to miss his Edomae sushi.

In the first of a series of individuals who have had an impact on Thailand’s evolving food and beverages scene, Khanitha Akaranitikul explains to the MICHELIN Guide Thailand how she single-handedly carved out her own pathway to success in Thailand’s restaurant industry by founding one of the first standalone fine dining restaurant outside a hotel.

Roadside hawker Supinya Junsuta, better known as Jay Fai, found fame for receiving a Michelin star two years in a row, but the plucky 73-year-old still personally cooks every dish at her Bangkok stall.

Saawaan, a one-Michelin-starred restaurant in Bangkok, is breathing new life into Thai food traditions with obscure ingredients from around the country.

It’s not easy being a woman, mother and manager of chefs in a male dominated domain, while heading the Southeast Asian outpost of the most prestigious restaurant guide in the world.

Meet Chawadee “Chow” Nualkhair, Thai-American author, food blogger and freelance journalist who specialises in street food. Born in Pittsburgh and now calling Bangkok home, Chow is a leading local voice on everything food-related.

The Scottish chef and owner of his eponymous two-Michelin-starred restaurant has passed away at the age of 55.

Meet the woman who has proven that fresh, seasonal produce and a positive outlook on life are the key ingredients to happiness.

From Texas to Thailand, young chef Riley Sanders’ taste for adventure and passion for food ends with a Michelin Star recognition.

Successful at retaining her one Michelin Star this year, Jay Fai talks about her plans for the future and how she’s just getting started.

Dutch chef Jimmy Ophorst arrived in Phuket six years ago with a team of international chefs working on a consulting project with the Trisara Hotel and has never looked back since. Now chef of Phuket’s first-ever Michelin Star restaurant, Chef Jimmy is now officially recognised as a leading voice for Thailand’s farm-to-table movement.

Outspoken and to the point as usual, we sit down with Chef Gaggan Anand for a candid interview on the next generation of stars in Thailand and what diners can expect from him in the next 12 months.

Keeping one Michelin Star year-on-year is no easy feat… Getting a star upgrade is a totally different ballgame, as it means your restaurant has really impressed during our inspectors’ anonymous repeat visits over the past 12 months.