While Bangkok undoubtedly offers a unique Thai cuisine experience being a melting pot of regional culinary cultures, both Phang Nga and Phuket are prime gastronomy tourism destinations, too.
Great news: all the three two-star venues mentioned in the previous edition of the Michelin guide including Gaggan, Le Normandie, and Mezzaluna are all here again. There is one new two-star addition to the club – Sühring, a brainchild of a two-brother team dishing out outstanding European menues with a unique German twist.
In a one-star Michelin restaurants group there are totally 23 venues mentioned among which eight (8!) are newcomers. Five of them are in the cetnre of Bangkok – you do not need to travel far to give your tastebuds the ultimate treat. They are: Canvas, Methavalai Sorndaeng, R-Haan, Saawan, and Sorn. There is one one-star new addition in Samut Sakhon province, near Bangkok (Ruean Panya), and one – in Nonthaburi province, also close to the capital (Suan Thip). Finally, Phuket got one more Michelin-starred venue, PRU, which boasts its own 96-hectare organic farm.
The complete guide is already available in Thai and English for download from the official Michelin Guide website.
New Michelin Guide Bangkok, Phuket and Phang Nga 2019 Unveiled
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It's official: Thailand's 217 dining and 67 lodging establishments are featured in the new edition of Michelin Guide Bangkok, Phuket and Phang Nga 2019. Be the first to try them out – are they good enough or not?