Michelin Guide Singapore lists 45 stars

- Michelin Guide said on August 6 its Singapore 2026 selection includes 45 starred restaurants, up from 42 in 2025, across 307 recommended establishments. - The guide’s 10th Singapore edition added or promoted eight restaurants, including one new two-star venue and five first-time one-star recipients. - The full 2026 Singapore list, including Star, Bib Gourmand and Selected entries, is published on Michelin Guide’s official Singapore site.

Michelin Guide said its 2026 Singapore selection includes 45 Michelin-starred restaurants, up from 42 a year earlier, as the dining guide marked its 10th edition in the city-state. The official list spans 307 establishments in total, including 97 Bib Gourmand addresses and 165 Michelin Selected restaurants, according to the guide. Michelin said eight restaurants were newly awarded or promoted in the 2026 edition. The update places Singapore among the guide’s more densely watched dining markets in Asia, with hawker stalls, neighborhood restaurants and fine-dining rooms appearing in the same annual selection. ### How much did the Singapore list grow this year? The 2026 guide counts 45 starred restaurants, compared with 42 in the 2025 edition, Michelin’s official Singapore pages show. Michelin also said the new selection covers 307 establishments overall. The 2025 edition listed 3 three-star restaurants, 7 two-star restaurants and 32 one-star restaurants, for a total of 42 starred venues. Michelin’s current Singapore directory now shows 3 three-star, 7 two-star and 28 one-star restaurants on the live restaurant listing, though the ceremony announcement for the 2026 edition says the total number of starred restaurants is 45. (guide.michelin.com) That indicates Michelin’s edition announcement, rather than the live directory filters, is the clearest source for the headline count tied to the annual release. ### What did Michelin say changed in the 2026 edition? Michelin said the 10th Singapore selection “welcomes eight newly awarded or promoted restaurants,” led by one debut at two stars and five first-time Michelin Star recipients. The guide did not present that homepage summary as a full narrative of every category change, but it identified the scale of movement in this year’s awards. The official Singapore listing also shows the broader structure of the guide beyond stars. (guide.michelin.com) Michelin’s Bib Gourmand page currently displays 89 entries in the live filter, while the 2026 edition announcement says the full selection totals 307 establishments and includes 97 Bib Gourmand eateries and 165 Michelin Selected restaurants, figures cited in coverage of the release. The gap suggests Michelin’s live category pages may update on a different cadence from the edition announcement pages. (guide.michelin.com) ### Why does the total matter beyond the starred restaurants? The 307 total matters because Michelin’s Singapore guide is not limited to fine dining. The 2025 edition included Bib Gourmand and Selected entries alongside starred restaurants, and that structure continues in 2026. Michelin uses Bib Gourmand for what it describes as good quality, good value cooking, while Selected marks restaurants singled out by inspectors without a star or Bib Gourmand distinction. (guide.michelin.com) Singapore’s guide has long drawn attention for mixing luxury dining rooms with street-food and casual formats. Michelin’s official Singapore restaurant pages continue to show categories including street food, Singaporean, Peranakan, Cantonese, French and sushi, reflecting the range of establishments covered by inspectors. ### Where can readers check the full list themselves? Michelin publishes the full Singapore selection on its official country and restaurant pages, where readers can filter by stars, Bib Gourmand and Selected distinctions. (guide.michelin.com) The 2025 edition remains available as an archived “At a Glance” list, and the 2026 homepage announcement identifies the new edition as Singapore’s 10th. (guide.michelin.com) The Michelin Guide’s Singapore site is the next reference point for any restaurant-by-restaurant changes, including newly promoted venues and category updates, as the 2026 edition is incorporated across the guide’s live listings. (guide.michelin.com 1) (guide.michelin.com 2)

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