The Full List Of Restaurants In The Michelin Guide Singapore 2023

Five new restaurants were inducted into the Michelin Guide Singapore 2023, bringing this year's total to 55.

By Jethro Kang Published on Jun 28, 2023, 02:00 PM

The Full List Of Restaurants In The Michelin Guide Singapore 2023 — Image Credit: willowrestaurant.sg

Five new restaurants were inducted into the Michelin Guide Singapore 2023, bringing this year’s total to 55.

The latest restaurants all received one star, which was given out at a live ceremony in Parkroyal Collection Marina Bay Hotel.

Among the new entrants were Sushi Sakuta, contemporary restaurant Born, and modern European eatery Poise. Seroja pays tribute to flavours from the Malay Archipelago, and Willow combines Japanese cooking with regional influences.

There was no change among the nine three- and two-starred restaurants, which ranged from the French institution Les Amis to Thevar, which blends Indian cuisine with European cooking.

The 46 restaurants that retained their one-star included Burnt Ends, Candlenut, Summer Palace, Marguerite, and Hill Street Tai Hwa Pork Noodle, the only hawker stall on the list.

“On behalf of my incredible team at Marguerite, we’re immensely honoured for the recognition we’ve received in this room tonight amongst Michelin’s finest,” said Marguerite chef/patron, Michael Wilson. “I can’t put into words how proud I am of my team’s hard work and dedication to their craft. They are the future stars of the hospitality world, and I feel privileged to mentor, guide, and empower them as we move forward together.”

Smoked eel, oyster pearl, sea succulents, and amur caviar at Marguerite (Image credit: Marguerite)

Four special awards were also given out during the event. Kevin Wong of Seroja was presented with the Young Chef Award and Green Star sustainability recognition. Shoukouwa’s Desmond Wong was named as the winner of the Service Award, and Makoto Iwabuchi picked up the Sommelier Award.

The evening was not good news for all. Shisen Hanten dropped from two stars to one, while Shang Palace lose its one star.

Besides the 2023 Michelin stars, the Bib Gourmand winners were released last week, with 79 restaurants and eateries making it to the list. Among them were 17 new hawker stalls, including Hui Wei Chilli Ban Mian at Geylang Bahru Food Centre and Old Airport Road Food Centre’s Nam Sing Hokkien Fried Mee.

Read on for the full list of The Michelin Guide Singapore 2023 (new entries are marked with a *).