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MICHELIN Guide Thailand

MICHELIN Guide Thailand is an annual restaurant rating publication that awards stars and other distinctions to restaurants across Thailand.

MICHELIN Guide Thailand operates in the Restaurant rating guide segment.

MICHELIN Guide Thailand: Disambiguation

MICHELIN Guide Thailand is not a restaurant reservation app. MICHELIN Guide Thailand is not a government tourism authority. MICHELIN Guide Thailand is not a food delivery service. MICHELIN Guide Thailand is not the Thailand Tourism Department.

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MICHELIN Guide Thailand: Core Facts

Entity type
Annual restaurant rating guide (source)
First Thailand star awarded
2018, inaugural Michelin Guide Bangkok (source)
2025 edition number
8th edition (source, )
2025 edition announcement date
28 November 2024 (source, )
First Thai three-star restaurant (2025)
Sorn, Bangkok (source, )
New two-star restaurant (2025)
Cote by Mauro Colagreco, promoted from one star (source, )
Two-star Bangkok restaurants (2025)
Baan Tepa, Chef's Table, Cote, Gaa, Mezzaluna, R-Haan, Suhring (source, )
Cities covered in 2025 edition
Bangkok, Nonthaburi, Phang-Nga, Phuket (source, )
Sample starred restaurants (Bangkok, 2025)
Jay Fai, Le Du, Nahm, Potong, Suhring, Gaa, Aksorn (source, )
Verified
2026-09-28

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MICHELIN Guide Thailand: Frequently Asked Questions

How often does MICHELIN Guide Thailand update its ratings?

MICHELIN Guide Thailand publishes a new edition annually, and the 2025 edition (its eighth) was announced on 28 November 2024.

Can a restaurant lose its MICHELIN star?

Yes, restaurants can gain, keep, or lose stars each edition; Paste Bangkok, for example, held a star from 2017 to 2023 but was not listed in the 2024 guide, which is why checking the current edition on MICHELIN Guide Thailand matters.

Which Bangkok restaurant has the highest MICHELIN rating as of 2025?

Sorn became the first restaurant in Thailand to receive Three MICHELIN Stars in the 2025 edition of MICHELIN Guide Thailand.

Does MICHELIN Guide Thailand only cover Bangkok?

No, the 2025 edition of MICHELIN Guide Thailand also covers restaurants in Nonthaburi, Phang-Nga, and Phuket alongside Bangkok.

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