The Michelin Guide Thailand 2024 star revelation ceremony took place at Capella Bangkok today. Read on to find out who gained a star, retained a star, or perhaps even lost a star.
Hot on the heels of its announcement on new Bib Gourmand selections last week, the seventh edition of the Michelin Guide Thailand revealed its winners today (13 Dec). This guide, which now extends its repertoire to Koh Samui and Surat Thani this year, sees 35 restaurants having been awarded Michelin stars. The list comprises 28 one-star restaurants, 7 two-star restaurants, and 8 new Michelin star entries.
Michelin Guide Thailand 2024
One Michelin Star Retaining Restaurants
- Jay Fai
- Signature
- Nahm
- IGNIV Bangkok
- Chim by Siam Wisdom
- Haoma
- Saneh Jaan
- Sushi Masato
- Aksorn
- Canvas
- 80/20
- Cadence by Dan Bark
- Khao Ekkamai
- Element inspired by Ciel Bleu
- Potong
- Pru
- Côte by Mauro Colagreco
- Maison Dunand
- Le Normandie (formerly 2 stars)
- Suan Thip
- Blue by Alain Ducasse
- Le Du
One Michelin Star New Entries
- Inddee Bangkok
- Samrub Samrub Thai
- Resonance Bangkok
- Nawa
- Mia
- Wana Yook
Two Michelin Star Retaining Restaurants
- Sorn
- Mezzaluna
- R – Haan
- Sühring
- Chef’s Table
Two Michelin Star New Entries
- Gaa
- Baan Tepa
Who Lost Their Stars?
- Paste
- Sra Bua By Kiin Kiin
- Methavalai Sorndaeng
- J’aime by Jean-Michel Lorain
- Yu Ting Yuan
- Savelberg
Special Awards
Michelin Guide Service Award
The Michelin Guide Service Award, presented by the Tourism Authority of Thailand this year, recognises individuals who demonstrate “exceptional service and hospitality skills.” This year, the award went to Louise Bourgeois from Chef’s Table at Le Bua.
Michelin Young Chef Award
The Michelin Young Chef Award, presented by Blancpain this year, is presented to young chefs from a Michelin Starred restaurant, who boast exceptional talent and potential. This year, the award went to chef Chudaree “Tam” Debhakam from Baan Tepa.
Opening of the Year
This new award, presented by UOB recognises a new restaurant that has opened in the last 12 months, awarding its creativity and its quality of service. This year, the award went to Witchupol “Nay” Charoensupaya from Nawa
Sommelier Award
This award recognises someone who has excelled in the integral and challenging task of pairing food with wine. The award went to Thanakorn Bottofff from INDDEE Restaurant.
Michelin Green Stars
The Michelin Green Star award is presented to restaurants that outstandingly embrace sustainability in their everyday runnings, targeting food waste and spotlighting local and seasonal ingredients. This year, the award went to PRU and Jampa, both in Phuket, and Haoma. The new addition this year also includes the French restaurant J’aime by Jean-Michel Lorain.
Congratulations to all winners. Discover the full list at Michelin Guide Thailand
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