Michelin Singapore 2025: 12 Must-Try Starred and Bib Gourmand Spots
Widely regarded as the world’s most authoritative culinary guide, the MICHELIN Guide is published by the renowned French company Michelin.
With the newly released MICHELIN Guide Singapore 2025, get ready to embark on a gastronomic adventure across the city’s vibrant food scene!
Michelin Singapore 2025
Changes at a Glance
Now in its ninth edition, the MICHELIN Guide Singapore 2025 has unveiled its latest selection.
While the three- and two-star categories remain unchanged, Sushi Sakuta has been promoted from one to two stars. The number of one-star restaurants, however, has dropped from 42 to 32, bringing the total number of MICHELIN-starred restaurants in Singapore to 41.
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As for the Bib Gourmand selection, Boon Tong Kee — a well-loved eatery known for its chicken rice — has finally made the list, raising the number of Bib Gourmand establishments to 89.
Michelin-Starred Restaurants
At the pinnacle of Singapore’s dining scene, Michelin-starred restaurants offer an impressive array of cuisines—including Western, Chinese, Japanese, and local fare.
From among 51 acclaimed establishments, four have been carefully chosen to showcase the flavours that define Singapore’s unique culinary identity.
① Hill Street Tai Hwa Pork Noodle
When the MICHELIN Guide Singapore was first published in 2016, two hawker stalls made headlines by earning one Michelin star each:
- Hill Street Tai Hwa Pork Noodle
- Hawker Chan
Although Hawker Chan lost its star in 2021, Hill Street Tai Hwa Pork Noodle has retained its one Michelin star in the 2025 edition—for the ninth year in a row.
The signature dish at this stall is Bak Chor Mee – springy noodles topped with minced pork.
It’s not a restaurant, but a humble hawker stall that embodies Singapore’s rich food culture—perfect for experiencing authentic Michelin-rated hawker fare.
Hill Street Tai Hwa Pork Noodle
② Summer Pavilion
Summer Pavilion is a Chinese fine-dining restaurant at The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore, a luxurious waterfront hotel overlooking Marina Bay.
Indulge in authentic Chinese cuisine set against the refined ambience and impeccable service typical of a luxury hotel. The experience is further elevated by elegant Richard Ginori tableware and premium teas from Tea Bone Zen Mind.
While à la carte and set menus are certainly appealing, the top recommendation is to enjoy dim sum at lunchtime. The exquisite dim sum, featuring luxurious ingredients such as abalone and lobster, is an absolute must-try.
Summer Pavilion
③ Alma
Just a 10-minute walk from the Orchard Road junction, Alma is nestled within the historic Goodwood Park Hotel.
Drawing from Western culinary tradition, the restaurant blends Asian flavours and techniques to create a distinctive take on modern European cuisine.
Dinner at Alma offers a full-course experience, with each dish—from starters to mains and desserts—crafted to delight both the palate and the eye. A perfect spot for a special evening out.
Alma by Juan Amador
④ Lei Garden
Located in CHIJMES, just a short walk from City Hall MRT station, Lei Garden is a Hong Kong-based Chinese restaurant highly regarded by discerning Singaporeans.
The interior boasts an elegant European-style ambiance, making it ideal for special occasions and business gatherings.
Among the signature dishes at Lei Garden, dim sum and Peking duck stand out as real highlights.
Lei Garden
Bib Gourmand Highlights
The Bib Gourmand distinction is awarded to establishments that do not hold Michelin stars but offer exceptional quality dishes at reasonable prices.
What’s considered “reasonable” varies by country and region, but in Singapore, it refers to meals priced at S$45 or less.
Among the 89 Bib Gourmand selections in 2025, here are some must-try iconic Singaporean dishes.
⑤ Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice
Chicken rice consistently tops the list of Singapore’s most iconic dishes.
And for one of the best spots to try it, head to Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice at Maxwell Food Centre. There’s often a queue during lunch and peak hours—but it’s well worth the wait.
In addition to Tian Tian, other renowned chicken rice spots such as Boon Tong Kee and Tiong Bahru Hainanese Boneless Chicken Rice have been recognised with the Bib Gourmand.
Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice
⑥ Song Fa Bak Kut Teh
Another one of Singapore’s signature dishes is Bak Kut Teh, a hearty soup featuring tender pork ribs slow-simmered with a blend of herbs, spices, and garlic.
Song Fa Bak Kut Teh is a household name, often featured in travel guidebooks. Its flagship outlet is located directly opposite Clarke Quay MRT station, with several other branches dotted around the city.
The soup, with its perfect balance of rich pork flavour and peppery spice, is so delicious that free refills are hard to resist.
⑦ Hong Heng Fried Sotong Prawn Mee
For those who aren’t keen on chilli or strong spices, Hokkien Mee is a fantastic choice. This dish is stir-fried with two types of noodles—thin rice noodles and thicker yellow egg noodles—along with prawns, squid, and bean sprouts.
Three Hokkien Mee stalls have made it onto the Bib Gourmand list.
- Nam Sing Hokkien Fried Mee
- Singapore Fried Hokkien Mee
- Hong Heng Fried Sotong Prawn Mee
Hong Heng Fried Sotong Prawn Mee, located on the second floor of Tiong Bahru Market, is a popular stall that often draws long queues.
Their Hokkien Mee is renowned for its chewy noodles and rich, savoury seafood broth, infused with prawn and squid flavours—a well-balanced dish that keeps regulars coming back.
Hong Heng Fried Sotong Prawn Mee
⑧ Lao Fu Zi Fried Kway Teow
Located in Old Airport Road Food Centre, Lao Fu Zi Fried Kway Teow is celebrated for its Char Kway Teow — a beloved Southeast Asian stir-fried noodle dish.
This dish features chewy, flat rice noodles paired with crisp bean sprouts. The irresistible smoky aroma of wok-hei whets the appetite, making this dish a must-try hawker favourite.
Lao Fu Zi Fried Kway Teow
⑨ Muthu’s Curry
Authentic Indian curry served on a banana leaf is a must-try in Singapore — a culinary introduction to the country’s vibrant Indian culture.
Located in Little India, Muthu’s Curry is said to be the birthplace of fish head curry, one of Singapore’s local delicacies.
With its clean and welcoming interior, the restaurant offers an inviting atmosphere, making it a great choice for tourists.
⑩ The Coconut Club
Originally from Malaysia, Nasi Lemak is a beloved staple of everyday life in Singapore.
This fragrant rice dish, cooked in coconut milk, is typically served with a fried egg, crispy anchovies (ikan bilis), peanuts, sambal chilli, and cucumber slices.
Just a stone’s throw from Arab Street, The Coconut Club is a modern restaurant that regularly draws queues from locals. Known for its refined take on the classic dish, it elevates humble Nasi Lemak into a truly memorable gourmet experience.
It’s the perfect place to enjoy this iconic meal in a stylish setting.
The Coconut Club
⑪ Amoy Street Food Centre
Tucked between the Central Business District and Chinatown, Amoy Street Food Centre is a foodie hawker centre, proudly home to four Bib Gourmand stalls.
| Stall Name | Dish | Stall No. |
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| A Noodle Story | Singapore-style Ramen | #01-39 |
| Hoo Kee Bak Chang | Chinese Rice Dumplings | #01-18 |
| J2 Famous Crispy Curry Puff | Curry Puff | #01-21 |
| Han Kee | Fish Soup | #02-129 |
From hearty dishes like Singapore-style ramen and fish soup to light bites like rice dumplings and curry puffs, there’s something for everyone.
Looking to tick off all four Bib Gourmand picks in one go? Make a beeline to Amoy Street Food Centre!
Amoy Street Food Centre
⑫ Delhi Lahori
Delhi Lahori, located inside Tekka Centre in Little India, is a favourite among both locals and visitors.
The Butter Chicken Naan Set offers fantastic value at just $6, with rich butter chicken served alongside two large naan breads. It’s hard to beat for both taste and price.
This place is a true gem, letting you savour top-notch butter chicken without the fuss of a full-service restaurant.
Delhi Lahori
The Michelin Guide remains a trusted source for food lovers in search of new dining experiences.
With the latest edition of the Michelin Guide Singapore 2025, you can embark on a new culinary journey and discover exciting restaurants and flavours.
For the full list, check out the official website below.
Michelin Guide
Websiteguide.michelin.com/
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