March 2023: The Michelin Inspectors' Favorite New Restaurants

Explore the capital’s most exciting openings from the last year – and find out which ones have won a MICHELIN Star.

Running the gamut of styles and traditions, breakfast is a unique meal in Taiwan not to be missed.

Many of Taiwan's MICHELIN-recommended restaurants are nestled in vibrant cultural districts, with some housed in historical buildings that tell their own stories. A visit to the following five restaurants is more than just a culinary experience—it’s an invitation to savour the flavours of the city while immersing yourself in its timeless charm and rich history.

Over the past decade, RAW has cultivated numerous culinary talents who have branched out and made their mark. Looking ahead to the next ten years, how does chef André Chiang envision Taiwan’s talent, and what goals has he set for himself?

This signature curry has been a staple on the menu of the one-MICHELIN-Starred restaurant NOBUO since the day it opened. While it may seem simple, it is packed with layers of flavour and reflects Chef Nobu Lee's culinary journey as well as his unwavering belief in and pursuit of exceptional taste.

Embark on a tantalizing culinary adventure in Tainan, where rich history meets mouthwatering street food! From vibrant breakfast bites to irresistible late-night snacks, discover the must-try classic eats that will leave your taste buds craving more. Get ready for a delicious day in this food lover’s paradise!

Roganic, the Hong Kong Green Star restaurant by chef Simon Rogan of the three-MICHELIN-Starred L'Enclume in the UK, is bringing its culinary experience to Taiwan for an exclusive six-week pop-up. Along with his dedicated team, Roganic is introducing Taiwan to its renowned commitment to sustainability, showcasing an impressive display of flavors and eco-conscious culinary artistry.

Whether you're seeking a refined meal or a culturally rich journey, Daan is worth slowing down to explore. Here’s a two-day itinerary to inspire your visit to Taipei over and over again.

A self-declared introvert, S Hsu nonetheless finds joy and accomplishment in her role as the manager of Taipei's one-MICHELIN-Starred Taipei restaurant Ban Bo. She serves as a bridge between the kitchen and the diner, likening each service in the front of the house to a one-off performance to be enjoyed to the fullest.

The concept of huist is rooted in Chef Tim Chen’s warm memories of growing up in a large family and the tastes of his grandmother’s cooking. It also stems from his reflections on the post-pandemic dining market, where he boldly sought to offer something different. Here, he aims to deliver heartwarming dishes inspired by home-cooked Taiwanese flavours, with a touch of romanticized ritual.

The full of the MICHELIN Guide Taiwan 2024 has just been revealed. Find out what impressed our MICHELIN inspectors in the newly selected one-MICHELIN-Starred restaurants!

We invited the inspectors to exclusively share with us what captivated them most about MINIMAL which this year reached another milestone by becoming the world’s first restaurant focused on ice cream to receive a MICHELIN Star.