2026 Michelin Guide Singapore awards 45 stars across 307 venues

The Michelin Guide Singapore announced its 2026 awards on Aug. 4, keeping 45 restaurants in the starred ranks while expanding the city-state’s overall recommended list to 307 venues. The guide’s 10th Singapore edition includes 97 Bib Gourmand entries and 165 Michelin Selected addresses, according to Michelin’s official Singapore listings and local coverage of the ceremony. The results were unveiled at The Raffles Ballroom in Raffles Sentosa Singapore. The 45 starred restaurants break down into three three-star restaurants, nine two-star restaurants and 33 one-star restaurants, according to Michelin’s Singapore restaurant directory. Les Amis, Odette and Zén remained in the three-star tier, while the broader selection spanned hawker stalls, casual eateries and fine-dining rooms across the city. ### How big is the 2026 guide? (cnaluxury.channelnewsasia.com) The 2026 Singapore guide covers 307 establishments, a figure cited by Michelin-linked listings and multiple local reports published after the ceremony. That total consists of 45 starred restaurants, 97 Bib Gourmand picks and 165 Michelin Selected venues. Esquire Singapore and other local outlets described the edition as the guide’s 10th year in Singapore, a milestone that comes a decade after the guide’s 2016 debut in the market. (guide.michelin.com) Lifestyle Asia also said the 2026 ceremony coincides with the 100th year of the Michelin star globally. ### Which restaurants moved most in this year’s rankings? 1887 by André was the most prominent new entrant, debuting directly with two Michelin stars after opening on March 31 at Raffles Singapore, according to CNA Luxury’s report from the awards ceremony. (guide.michelin.com) Seroja was promoted from one star to two stars, bringing the two-star total to nine restaurants. (thehoneycombers.com) Six additions entered the one-star category, CNA Luxury reported: Tenshima, Jin Ting Wan, Cherry Garden by Chef Fei, Sushi Kimura+, Yong Fu and Loca Niru. Lifestyle Asia described Yong Fu as a promotion to one star and listed the other five as new starred entries. ### Did the top tier change? The three-star group did not change in 2026. Michelin’s Singapore coverage and local reports show Les Amis, Odette and Zén retaining the guide’s highest distinction. (cnaluxury.channelnewsasia.com) Hill Street Tai Hwa Pork Noodle remained the only hawker stall in Singapore’s starred list, according to Lifestyle Asia. That left the guide’s top end anchored by long-established fine-dining names, with one hawker institution still holding a star. (cnaluxury.channelnewsasia.com) ### What happened in Bib Gourmand and the broader selection? Michelin said before the ceremony that the 2026 Bib Gourmand selection would be announced on July 28, ahead of the main awards event on Aug. 4. (guide.michelin.com) The final Bib Gourmand count reached 97 establishments, while Michelin’s Selected category stood at 165 venues. Honeycombers described the 2026 guide as covering more than 300 dining establishments, reflecting the breadth of Singapore’s dining market from street food to destination restaurants. (lifestyleasia.com) Michelin’s own Singapore listings show the city and its surroundings with more than 300 recommended addresses in total. ### Which chefs and restaurants received special awards? Loca Niru chef Shusuke Kubota won the Young Chef of the Year award, according to CNA Luxury, after the restaurant also earned its first Michelin star. (guide.michelin.com) Kubota said, “I didn’t expect to get two awards,” and thanked his team and family. Mary Joy Lim of Restaurant Jag received the 2026 Michelin Guide Service Award, and Joe Yang of Jin Ting Wan received the Sommelier Award, Lifestyle Asia reported. (thehoneycombers.com) Michelin’s Green Star distinction again went to Fiz and Seroja. ### Where can diners check the full list now? Michelin’s Singapore guide pages now carry the full 2026 selection, including starred restaurants, Bib Gourmand entries and Michelin Selected venues. (cnaluxury.channelnewsasia.com) The Aug. 4 ceremony at Raffles Sentosa Singapore marked the formal release, and the official guide pages remain the reference point for the complete list and restaurant profiles. (guide.michelin.com) (lifestyleasia.com)