The highly-anticipated Michelin Guide Singapore 2026 was officially unveiled during a live ceremony at the luxurious Raffles Sentosa Singapore on August 4. Marking its milestone 10th edition, the prestigious dining guide celebrated a decade of culinary excellence in the Lion City by awarding coveted stars to 45 exceptional establishments. From brilliant modern European fare to refined heritage Asian cuisine…the latest Michelin announcement highlights exactly why Singapore continues to reign as a global dining capital. Read on to find out more.
Michelin Guide Singapore 2026
The 2026 Michelin Guide highlights how three iconic dining destinations retained their elite three-star status: Les Amis, Odette, and Zén. These venues continue to set the ultimate gold standard for Singapore Michelin Star Restaurants with their flawlessly executed tasting menus and world-class hospitality.
Meanwhile, the two-star category welcomed thrilling new additions, bringing its total to nine. The iconic Seroja, known for its tribute to the Malay Archipelago, was rightfully promoted to two stars. Plus, 1887 by André made an explosive debut by entering the guide directly with two stars. This restaurant joins esteemed returning two-star favourites: Cloudstreet, Jaan by Kirk Westaway, Meta, Saint Pierre, Shoukouwa, Sushi Sakuta, and Thevar.
Additionally, the one-star category saw an exciting shake-up, expanding to 33 restaurants thanks to six wonderful newcomers. Making their starry debut are Jin Ting Wan at Marina Bay Sands, Tenshima at Millenia Walk, Cherry Garden by Chef Fei, Loca Niru, Yong Fu, and the intimate eight-seater Sushi Kimura +. Loca Niru which also received a Young Chef Award.
In fact, these fresh faces join a prestigious roster such as Candlenut, Burnt Ends, Labyrinth, and the famous hawker stall Hill Street Tai Hwa Pork Noodle, to name a few.
Here’s the list of Singapore restaurants and the Michelin stars they received:
Three Michelin Stars
- Les Amis (Retained)
- Odette (Retained)
- Zén (Retained)
Two Michelin Stars
- 1887 by André (New addition)
- Seroja (Promoted from 1 Star)
- Cloudstreet (Retained)
- Jaan by Kirk Westaway (Retained)
- Meta (Retained)
- Saint Pierre (Retained)
- Shoukouwa (Retained)
- Sushi Sakuta (Retained)
- Thevar (Retained)
One Michelin Star (highlights from the 33 mentioned)
- Cherry Garden by Chef Fei (New)
- Jin Ting Wan (New)
- Loca Niru (New)
- Sushi Kimura + (New)
- Tenshima (New)
- Yong Fu (New)
- Burnt Ends (Retained)
- Candlenut (Retained)
- Hill Street Tai Hwa Pork Noodle (Retained)
Interestingly, Fiz and Seroja fully retailed their Michelin Green Stars for their eco-conscious practices and dedication to local sourcing.
Overall, the 2026 Michelin Guide confirms that Singapore’s vibrant food scene is more dynamic, diverse, and delicious than ever.
