Michelin Guide Singapore 2022: 52 Restaurants Make The List, No New Three Starred Restaurants

PUBLISHED July 13th, 2022 12:00 am | UPDATED July 23rd, 2022 03:41 pm

Bringing together the gastronomic superstars of Singapore, the Michelin Guide 2022 Star Revelation returns for the first time after the pandemic. Themed Singapore Celebrated, the prestigious in-person event this year was held at Marina Bay Sands to laud Singapore’s diverse and constantly innovating dining scene.

In its sixth edition, Singapore retains its title as a melting pot of culture with 52 restaurants receiving their stars, up from the 49 in 2021. Restaurants were judged on the quality of their ingredients, cooking technique and flavours, projection of the chef’s personality in his or her cuisine, value for money, as well as consistency.

Three Michelin Stars

Coming up on top, last year’s triple threat Les Amis, Odette and Zen continue their reign, maintaining the highest of standards in the industry, thanks to the likes of Chef Sebastien Lepinoy, Chef Julien Royer and Chef Björn Frantzén.

1. Les Amis, Shaw Centre
2. Odette, National Gallery Singapore
3. Zén, Bukit Pasoh Road

Two Michelin Stars

Swinging the two-stars category, all five restaurants from last year retained their ranks, including Saint Pierre and Shisen Hanten by Chen Kentaro. The category also saw two new entrants – Cloudstreet and Thevar, both of which earned another star hot on the heels after its first one last year.

1. JAAN by Kirk Westaway, Swissôtel The Stamford
2. Saint Pierre, One Fullerton
3. Shisen Hanten by Chen Kentaro, Mandarin Orchard Singapore
4. Shoukouwa, One Fullerton
5. Waku Ghin by Tetsuya Wakuda, Marina Bay Sand
6. Cloudstreet, Amoy Street
7. Thevar, Keong Saik Road

One Michelin Stars

Usually the longest list of the all, the one star list remains our favourite filled with new life-changing opportunities and a new flame of inspiration. 35 restaurants retained their stars, including last year’s new entrants 28 Wilkie and Art at the National Gallery Singapore, as well as the Hill Street Tai Hwa Pork Noodle (the only hawker on this list). It’s a celebratory toast and a coveted white jacket for the seven new restaurants like Marguerite that are making waves through the gastronomic scene.

1. 28 Wilkie, Wilkie Road
2. Alma by Juan Amador, Goodwood Park Hotel
3. Art, National Gallery Singapore
4. Basque Kitchen by Aitor, Fullerton Waterboat House
5. Béni, Mandarin Gallery
6. Braci, Boat Quay
7. Buona Terra, Scotts Road
8. Candlenut, Dempsey
9. Chef Kang’s, Mackenzie Road
10. Cure, Keong Saik Road
11. CUT by Wolfgang Puck, Marina Bay Sands
12. Esora, Mohammed Sultan Road
13. Hill Street Tai Hwa Pork Noodle, Crawford Lane (Only hawker on the list)
14. Iggy’s, Hilton Singapore
15. Imperial Treasure Fine Teochew Cuisine, ION Orchard
16. JAG, Duxton Road
17. Labyrinth, Espalande
18. Lei Garden, CHIJMES
19. Lerouy, Amoy Street
20. Ma Cuisine, Craig Road
21. Meta, Keong Saik Road
22. Nouri, Amoy Street
23. Oshino, Raffles Shopping Arcade
24. Putien, Kitchener Road
25. Rhubarb, Duxton Hill
26. Shang Palace, Shangri-La Hotel Singapore
27. Shinji by Kanesaka, Bras Basah Road
28. Sommer, Marina Blvd
29. Summer Palace, Regent Singapore
30. Summer Pavilion, The Ritz-Carlton Millenia
31. Sushi Ichi, Singapore Marriott Tang Plaza Hotel
32. Sushi Kimura, Palais Renaissance
33. Table65, Hotel Michael
34. Terra Tokyo Italian, Tras Street
35. Whitegrass, CHIJMES
36. Burnt Ends, Dempsey (NEW)
37. Restaurant Euphoria, Tras Street (NEW)
38. Hamamoto, Tras Street (NEW)
39. La Dame de Pic, Raffles Hotel Singapore (NEW)
40. Marguerite, Gardens by the Bay (NEW)
41. NAE:UM, Telok Ayer Street (NEW)
42. Reve, Kreta Ayer Road (NEW) 

Special Awards

In addition to the stars awarded this year, three new awards were introduced to recognise the front of house for their exceptional service and anticipating customer needs and young talent pushing the boundaries in the industry. Saint Pierre’s Samantha Goh snagged the 2022 Welcome and Service Award whilst Eric Eu from Les Amis feels the euphoria in his Sommelier Award. Louis Han of NAE:UM has claimed the title of the Michelin Young Chef Award this year, presented by last year’s winner Carrie Poon Blancpain.

 For the full list of the 67 Bib Gourmand restaurants in Singapore this year, see MICHELIN Guide’s website.