Melco racks Michelin stars
Melco Resorts secured top honours in the MICHELIN Guide 2026 — the company now boasts eight Michelin stars across five restaurants, a major win for Macau fine dining (traveldailymedia.com). That cluster of stars underlines how integrated resort dining is reshaping destination gastronomy in Asia (traveldailymedia.com).
Melco’s five Michelin-starred venues in the 2026 MICHELIN Guide are Jade Dragon (3 stars), Alain Ducasse at Morpheus (2 stars), and three one‑star restaurants: Sushi Kinetsu, Pearl Dragon and Ying. (financialcontent.com) Jade Dragon retained its Three MICHELIN Star status for the eighth consecutive year, marking continued recognition for its Cantonese fine‑dining program. (hong-kong.media-outreach.com) Alain Ducasse at Morpheus likewise held on to Two MICHELIN Stars for the eighth straight year, sustaining the property’s profile in French haute cuisine. (guide.michelin.com) City of Dreams alone accounts for six of Melco’s eight stars, making it the most‑highly starred integrated resort in Macau in the 2026 selection. (traveldailymedia.com) The MICHELIN Guide Hong Kong & Macau 2026 ceremony was held on March 19, 2026 at Grand Lisboa Palace Resort Macau; the 18th edition listed 278 restaurants overall and recorded 98 starred venues across the two territories (77 in Hong Kong and 21 in Macau). (scmp.com) Studio City’s Pearl Dragon is led by executive chef Otto Wong, while Sushi Kinetsu and Ying each retained one MICHELIN Star; the guide also gave a recommendation to Yí at City of Dreams in 2026. (studiocity-macau.com)
