In addition to the Michelin star winners, 81 food establishments were recognised with a Bib Gourmand on Jun 18, which highlights restaurants that offer value-for-money meals under S$45.
This includes 11 new entries, of which nine are brand new additions to the guide, such as popular Amoy Street fish soup hawker Han Kee, East Coast Park Italian bistro Fico and Tekka Centre’s tandoor specialist Delhi Lahori. Two were moved from the Michelin Selected category: Jalan Sultan Prawn Mee, which has been in operation for over 70 years, and Holland Drive fishball noodle soup stall Ru Ji Kitchen.
There are also 23 new establishments on the Michelin Selected list, which has a total of 151 venues. New entrants include Tekka Centre’s 545 Whampoa Prawn Noodles, European contemporary restaurant Brasserie Astoria and vegetarian restaurant Podi & Poriyal in Little India.
Here’s the official Michelin Guide Singapore 2024 list. (* denotes new entrants)
THREE MICHELIN STARS
1. Les Amis
2. Odette
3. Zen
TWO MICHELIN STARS
1. Cloudstreet
2. Jaan by Kirk Westaway
3. Meta (promoted from one star)
4. Saint Pierre
5. Shoukouwa
6. Thevar
ONE MICHELIN STAR
1. Alma
2. Araya*
3. Art di Daniele Sperindio
4. Born
5. Buona Terra
6. Burnt Ends
7. Candlenut
8. Chaleur*
9. Chef Kang’s
10. Cut
11. Esora
12. Euphoria
13. Hamamoto
14. Hill Street Tai Hwa Pork Noodle
15. Iggy’s
16. Imperial Treasure Fine Teochew Cuisine (Orchard)
17. Jag
18. Labyrinth
19. Lei Garden
20. Lerouy
21. Ma Cuisine
22. Marguerite
23. Matera*
24. Nae:um
25. Nouri
26. Oshino
27. Pangium*
28. Poise
29. Rhubarb
30. Seroja
31. Shinji (Bras Basah Road)
32. Shisen Hanten
33. Sommer
34. Summer Palace
35. Summer Pavilion
36. Sushi Ichi
37. Sushi Kimura
38. Sushi Sakuta
39. Terra
40. Waku Ghin
41. Whitegrass
42. Willow