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Scotsman
28-05-2025
- Business
- Scotsman
Last chance for Scottish chefs to secure Ritz internship
There are just over two weeks left for Scotland's top culinary talent to apply for a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to work in one of the UK's most iconic kitchens – The Ritz London – as part of the new Scotland Food & Drink and HIT Scotland Legacy Scholarship Award. Sign up to our daily newsletter – Regular news stories and round-ups from around Scotland direct to your inbox Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Scotsman, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... Launched to cement the legacy of Scotland's first ever hosting of the MICHELIN Guide Ceremony for Great Britain & Ireland, the scholarship aims to help a rising Scottish chef elevate their career, with one talented winner able to spend five days learning from Executive Chef John Williams MBE and his award-winning team at The Ritz London – an experience few chefs ever access. The deadline to apply is Friday, 13th June, and chefs from across Scotland are encouraged to take this chance to gain world-class training while championing Scotland's exceptional larder. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad With restaurants like Andrew Fairlie at Gleneagles and The Glenturret Lalique holding two MICHELIN Stars, and a further 11 one-starred establishments across the country, Scotland's fine dining scene is thriving. This scholarship provides a new path to support and inspire the next generation of chefs in continuing that momentum. Chefs from across Scotland are encouraged to take this chance to gain world-class training at The Ritz Restaurant Applications are open to chefs with at least five years' experience in a professional kitchen. Judges will be looking for passion, ambition, and a commitment to Scottish produce, with finalists invited for interview before the winner is revealed at the Scotland Food & Drink Excellence Awards on Thursday, 4th September at DoubleTree by Hilton, Glasgow. Fiona Richmond, Head of Regional Food at Scotland Food & Drink, said: 'Having the MICHELIN Award Ceremony held in Scotland for the first time shone a spotlight on the wealth of talent we have working in kitchens up and down the country – and the new Legacy Scholarship is an important part of helping the next generation develop skills and progress their career. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad 'We're looking forward to hearing from chefs who are passionate about Scotland's world-class ingredients – from seafood and dairy to whisky and beef – and who want to take the next step in their culinary journey. John Williams and the team at The Ritz are renowned for their skill, refinement and dedication, so this truly is a unique opportunity to learn at the highest level.' The winner will spend five days learning from Executive Chef John Williams MBE and his award-winning team at The Ritz London. David Cochrane, CEO of HIT Scotland, added: 'These opportunities are a once-in-a-lifetime chance to learn from the best of the best, and enhance your skills and knowledge with one of the top practitioners in the country. We are proud to support this legacy from the Awards, and this will be a very desirable learning experience at The Ritz.' John Williams MBE, Executive Chef at The Ritz London, said: 'I believe that strong mentorship and quality training are essential to shaping the next generation of industry leaders, and we would be honoured to welcome the winner to spend a week with us at The Ritz London."
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Scotsman
27-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Scotsman
Dubai gets first 3-star Michelin restaurants
The winners were announced at Dubai's fourth MICHELIN Guide Ceremony, held at Address Sky View | No Credit Dubai got its very first three Michelin-starred restaurants this year. Sign up to our daily newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to Edinburgh News, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... In a glittering and glamorous ceremony held at the Address Skyview, European restaurant FZN by Bjorn Frantzen and homegrown eatery Tresind Studio were announced as the recipients of the honour. The teams of both restaurants got standing ovations for their achievement. With this, the latter becomes the only Indian restaurant in the world to have three Michelin stars. While chef Himanshu Sahni of Tresind Studio threw air punches to celebrate the historic win, Chef Bjorn said he arrived in Dubai for the first time 16 years ago and that three Michelin stars here felt 'unreal'. FZN, which blends modern European fine dining with Japanese influences, also holds a three Michelin stars in Stockholm and Singapore. The achievement was announced by Gwendal Poullennec, International Director of the Michelin Guide. Three stars are the highest recognition awarded by the body, which celebrates its 125th year of establishment in 2025. According to him, there are approximately only 140 restaurants across the world which has this distinction. Tresind Studio has been on the list of Michelin Guide since its launch in 2022. Gwendal Poullennec, International Director of the Michelin Guide, said: "Dubai's rapid transformation into a global culinary hub is testament to its diversity and excellence. "As demonstrated by Trèsind Studio's historic achievement of earning Three Michelin Stars in its fourth appearance - making it the first Indian restaurant worldwide to earn the Guide's highest accolade. 'Dubai embraces a rich tapestry of flavors that reflect the world's gastronomic passions. 'With the city now home to 119 Michelin-recommended establishments, it stands as a beacon for food lovers, drawing them to experience the very best of the world's culinary traditions, all within one dynamic destination." FZN by Bjorn Frantzen and homegrown eatery Tresind Studio were announced as the recipients of the three Michelin-stars | No Credit It also comes as a young 30-year-old chef, who was born and raised in Dubai, became a man of many jackets when he scooped up the young chef award and a one Michelin star during the evening, which came just five months after opening. Abhiraj Khatwani of Manao was described as 'one to watch' for his exceptional cooking skills. He thanked the Orfali brothers for their support in helping set up the restaurant. It serves an 11-course tasting menu comprised of re-imagined Thai classics. Jamavar, an authentic Indian restaurant located in the Dubai Opera district, was praised for its goat curry, which was the deciding factor for inspectors. Culinary Director and Executive Chef Surendar Mohan shared a heartfelt speech thanking his family for their 'unconditional support' and for 'allowing me to work seven days a week, morning and night for my passion'. Jamavar also has branches in London and Doha, where they hold one Michelin star as well. The Michelin Green Star recognition was retained by Boca, Lowe, and Teible for their mindful practices. Several other special awards were also handed out during the evening. The Opening of the Year award went to Sin Keun Choi Ronin for serving up a 'rather special experience', while the Service Award for offering hospitality of the highest standard was awarded to Mohamed Galal of Al Khayma Heritage Restaurant. The Sommelier Award was handed over to Shiv Menon Boca for 'exuding enthusiasm and pride' in his work. In addition to awarding one-star and two-star recognition, the Michelin Guide Dubai also recognised several other restaurants for various achievements. The anonymous inspectors of the organisation picked a total of 119 establishments, covering 35 different types of cuisine. Five new restaurants were added to the Bib Gourmand list, which recognises quality cooking at reasonable prices. These were DUO Gastrobar- Creek Harbour, Harummanis, Hawkerboi, Khadak and Sufret Maryam. Dubai is now home to 119 MICHELIN-recommended establishments | Shutterstock Here is the full list of the 19 restaurants in the guide this year: Three stars — Exceptional cuisine, worth a special journey. FZN by by Bjorn Frantzen Trèsind Studio Two stars — Excellent cooking, worth a detour Il Ristorante- Niko Romito (retained) STAY by Yannick Alléno (retained) Row on 45 (retained) One Michelin Star — high quality cooking, worth a stop 11 Woodfire (retained) Al Muntaha (retained) Hakkasan (retained) Höseki (retained) Ossiano (retained) Tasca by Jose Avillez (retained) Avatara (retained) Dinner by Heston Blumenthal (retained) Moonrise (retained) Smoked Room (retained) La Dame de Pic Dubai (retained) Orfali Brothers (retained) Manao (new) Jamavar (new) The Michelin Guide Dubai selection 2025 at a glance: 2 restaurants with Three Michelin Stars (1 Promotion, 1 New) 3 restaurants with Two Michelin Stars 14 restaurants with One Michelin Star (2 new) 3 restaurants with a Michelin Green Star 22 Bib Gourmand restaurants (5 new) 78 Michelin selected restaurants (15 new) A replay of The MICHELIN Guide Ceremony and other highlights is available on the official MICHELIN Guide Middle East Facebook page and the MICHELIN Guide Global YouTube channel - along with the full selection of The MICHELIN Guide Dubai 2025 on this website. Visit the MICHELIN Guide's official website, or download the MICHELIN Guide mobile app (iOS and Android), to discover every restaurant in the selection and book an unforgettable hotel. This article is produced by SWNS based on content distributed by GlobeNewswire.
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Scotsman
23-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Scotsman
Dubai gets first 3-star Michelin restaurants
The winners were announced at Dubai's fourth MICHELIN Guide Ceremony, held at Address Sky View | No Credit Dubai got its very first three Michelin-starred restaurants this year. Sign up to our daily newsletter – Regular news stories and round-ups from around Scotland direct to your inbox Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Scotsman, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... In a glittering and glamorous ceremony held at the Address Skyview, European restaurant FZN by Bjorn Frantzen and homegrown eatery Tresind Studio were announced as the recipients of the honour. The teams of both restaurants got standing ovations for their achievement. With this, the latter becomes the only Indian restaurant in the world to have three Michelin stars. While chef Himanshu Sahni of Tresind Studio threw air punches to celebrate the historic win, Chef Bjorn said he arrived in Dubai for the first time 16 years ago and that three Michelin stars here felt 'unreal'. FZN, which blends modern European fine dining with Japanese influences, also holds a three Michelin stars in Stockholm and Singapore. The achievement was announced by Gwendal Poullennec, International Director of the Michelin Guide. Three stars are the highest recognition awarded by the body, which celebrates its 125th year of establishment in 2025. According to him, there are approximately only 140 restaurants across the world which has this distinction. Tresind Studio has been on the list of Michelin Guide since its launch in 2022. Gwendal Poullennec, International Director of the Michelin Guide, said: "Dubai's rapid transformation into a global culinary hub is testament to its diversity and excellence. "As demonstrated by Trèsind Studio's historic achievement of earning Three Michelin Stars in its fourth appearance - making it the first Indian restaurant worldwide to earn the Guide's highest accolade. 'Dubai embraces a rich tapestry of flavors that reflect the world's gastronomic passions. 'With the city now home to 119 Michelin-recommended establishments, it stands as a beacon for food lovers, drawing them to experience the very best of the world's culinary traditions, all within one dynamic destination." FZN by Bjorn Frantzen and homegrown eatery Tresind Studio were announced as the recipients of the three Michelin-stars | No Credit It also comes as a young 30-year-old chef, who was born and raised in Dubai, became a man of many jackets when he scooped up the young chef award and a one Michelin star during the evening, which came just five months after opening. Abhiraj Khatwani of Manao was described as 'one to watch' for his exceptional cooking skills. He thanked the Orfali brothers for their support in helping set up the restaurant. It serves an 11-course tasting menu comprised of re-imagined Thai classics. Jamavar, an authentic Indian restaurant located in the Dubai Opera district, was praised for its goat curry, which was the deciding factor for inspectors. Culinary Director and Executive Chef Surendar Mohan shared a heartfelt speech thanking his family for their 'unconditional support' and for 'allowing me to work seven days a week, morning and night for my passion'. Jamavar also has branches in London and Doha, where they hold one Michelin star as well. The Michelin Green Star recognition was retained by Boca, Lowe, and Teible for their mindful practices. Several other special awards were also handed out during the evening. The Opening of the Year award went to Sin Keun Choi Ronin for serving up a 'rather special experience', while the Service Award for offering hospitality of the highest standard was awarded to Mohamed Galal of Al Khayma Heritage Restaurant. The Sommelier Award was handed over to Shiv Menon Boca for 'exuding enthusiasm and pride' in his work. In addition to awarding one-star and two-star recognition, the Michelin Guide Dubai also recognised several other restaurants for various achievements. The anonymous inspectors of the organisation picked a total of 119 establishments, covering 35 different types of cuisine. Five new restaurants were added to the Bib Gourmand list, which recognises quality cooking at reasonable prices. These were DUO Gastrobar- Creek Harbour, Harummanis, Hawkerboi, Khadak and Sufret Maryam. Dubai is now home to 119 MICHELIN-recommended establishments | Shutterstock Here is the full list of the 19 restaurants in the guide this year: Three stars — Exceptional cuisine, worth a special journey. FZN by by Bjorn Frantzen Trèsind Studio Two stars — Excellent cooking, worth a detour Il Ristorante- Niko Romito (retained) STAY by Yannick Alléno (retained) Row on 45 (retained) One Michelin Star — high quality cooking, worth a stop 11 Woodfire (retained) Al Muntaha (retained) Hakkasan (retained) Höseki (retained) Ossiano (retained) Tasca by Jose Avillez (retained) Avatara (retained) Dinner by Heston Blumenthal (retained) Moonrise (retained) Smoked Room (retained) La Dame de Pic Dubai (retained) Orfali Brothers (retained) Manao (new) Jamavar (new) The Michelin Guide Dubai selection 2025 at a glance: 2 restaurants with Three Michelin Stars (1 Promotion, 1 New) 3 restaurants with Two Michelin Stars 14 restaurants with One Michelin Star (2 new) 3 restaurants with a Michelin Green Star 22 Bib Gourmand restaurants (5 new) 78 Michelin selected restaurants (15 new) A replay of The MICHELIN Guide Ceremony and other highlights is available on the official MICHELIN Guide Middle East Facebook page and the MICHELIN Guide Global YouTube channel - along with the full selection of The MICHELIN Guide Dubai 2025 on this website. Visit the MICHELIN Guide's official website, or download the MICHELIN Guide mobile app (iOS and Android), to discover every restaurant in the selection and book an unforgettable hotel.
Tourism Breaking News
23-05-2025
- Business
- Tourism Breaking News
For the First Time in Dubai Two Restaurants are Awarded Three MICHELIN Stars, Trèsind Studio becomes the first Indian restaurant in the world to receive Three MICHELIN Stars
Post Views: 45 Michelin celebrated the city's culinary excellence like never before at Dubai's fourth MICHELIN Guide Ceremony, held at Address Sky View. The event revealed 119 establishments, covering over 35 cuisine types, which made it into this year's selection, showcasing the city's booming gastronomic scene. For this fourth edition, The MICHELIN Guide Dubai recognizes two new One MICHELIN Star restaurants, and two new Three MICHELIN Star restaurants, as well as five new Bib Gourmand establishments. 'Dubai's rapid transformation into a global culinary hub is testament to its diversity and excellence,' says Gwendal Poullennec, International Director of the MICHELIN Guide.' As demonstrated by Trèsind Studio's historic achievement of earning Three MICHELIN Stars in its fourth appearance—making it the first Indian restaurant worldwide to earn the Guide's highest accolade—Dubai embraces a rich tapestry of flavors that reflect the world's gastronomic passions. With the city now home to 119 MICHELIN-recommended establishments, it stands as a beacon for food lovers, drawing them to experience the very best of the world's culinary traditions, all within one dynamic destination.' Whatever a restaurant's cuisine style, concept or location, whether they are luxury fine dining restaurants or street food eateries, the MICHELIN Guide Inspectors use the same five criteria all around the world: the quality of the ingredients; mastery of cooking techniques; the harmony of the flavors; expression of the chef's personality in the cuisine; and consistency, both over time and across the entire menu. His Excellency Issam Kazim, CEO of the Dubai Corporation for Tourism and Commerce Marketing (DCTCM), part of the Dubai Department of Economy and Tourism (DET), said: 'The launch of the fourth edition of the MICHELIN Guide Dubai, including the naming of the city's first Three MICHELIN Starred restaurants, marks another pivotal moment in Dubai's journey as a world-class gastronomic destination, and is a testament to bold innovation, extraordinary talent and culinary distinction.' 'Just as Three MICHELIN Stars signify a restaurant that is 'worth a special journey', so the same applies to Dubai as a destination; from celebrated homegrown eateries to globally renowned names, this vibrant gastronomic landscape truly reflects the diversity and dynamism of a city that always aims to inspire the world. 'We extend our heartfelt gratitude to MICHELIN, whose dedication to excellence continues to elevate Dubai's reputation, highlighting the crucial role of restaurants in driving Dubai's destination appeal, economic growth, and global competitiveness. The people from almost 200 nationalities that live in Dubai are at the heart of the unique fabric of the city, and we congratulate all the restaurateurs, chefs and talents behind the establishments included in this year's Guide.' Two restaurants are awarded Three MICHELIN Stars Two restaurants received Three MICHELIN Stars for the first time since the destination launched in 2022, marking a historical moment in Dubai's culinary scene. This distinction highlights exceptional cuisine, worth a special journey. A new addition to the Guide, FZN by Björn Frantzén has been awarded Three MICHELIN Stars. This true destination restaurant with a stellar team is acclaimed Swedish chef Björn Frantzén's debut in the Middle East. It offers a highly sophisticated experience with an array of dishes blending Scandinavian and Asian influences that make great use of the finest luxury ingredients. Trèsind Studio is promoted to Three MICHELIN Stars in its fourth appearance in the MICHELIN Guide Dubai, making history as the first Indian restaurant in the world to earn the Guide's highest accolade. This immersive Indian concept highlights Chef Himanshu Saini's limitless levels of imagination and creativity. The tasting menu showcases traditional Indian dishes from various regions, re- imagined and superbly crafted into vibrant, eye-catching, and flavorsome creations. Two new restaurants are awarded One MICHELIN Star Jamavar's Dubai outpost joined the 2025 Dubai selection with One MICHELIN Star. Located in Dubai's Opera district, this acclaimed Indian restaurant offers perfectly balanced and harmonious dishes crafted with prime ingredients. Helmed by Dubai-born chef Abhiraj Khatwani, Thai restaurant Manāo is an ode to the cuisine closest to his heart. The new One MICHELIN Star establishment serves an 11-course tasting menu comprised of re-imagined Thai classics with a twist, with flavors staying true to the cuisines vibrant and authentic roots. There are now fourteen restaurants in the MICHELIN Guide Dubai with One MICHELIN Star, a distinction that highlights high-quality cooking, worth a stop. Five new restaurants receive a Bib Gourmand In addition to the MICHELIN Stars, 5 new restaurants are added to the Bib Gourmand category. Named after Bibendum, the official name of the Michelin Man, the Bib Gourmand recognition goes to restaurants that offer great quality, great value cooking. The five restaurants are: • DUO Gastrobar-Creek Harbour: This second branch offers an appealing, well-priced menu with an array of unfussy, refined comfort food. • Harummanis: This Malay grill eatery takes influences from numerous neighboring countries and boasts perfectly spiced and balanced flavors. • Hawkerboi: A relaxed restaurant highlighting the subtleties of the street foods of Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and Myanmar, perfect for sharing. • Khadak: Get a taste of India's street food at this contemporary and vibrant Indian brasserie offering sharing plates that are full of flavor. • Sufret Maryam: Chef Salam Dakkak's second venture offers a selection of refined Levantine dishes, which are generous in flavor and size. MICHELIN Special Awards With its Special Awards, the MICHELIN Guide aims to highlight and celebrate the amazing diversity of the roles within the hospitality industry, as well as its most talented and inspiring professionals. The Opening of the Year Award for 2025 is awarded to the restaurant Ronin. Located in the FIVE LUXE JBR Hotel, this beautifully conceptualized spot evokes fantastical pan-Asian decor, complemented by a superb selection of produce and bold flavors, creating an immensely enjoyable contemporary Japanese dining experience. The Sommelier Award is presented to Shiv Menon of Boca restaurant. His passion for wine and drinks is evident in every conversation, without condescension. His list supports the restaurant's sustainable ethos, featuring symbols that highlight environmental and community benefits. He organizes tastings to share his knowledge and love for the subject. The Service Award presented by RAK Porcelain goes to the team at Al Khayma Heritage Restaurant. Despite its large operation and busy atmosphere, this restaurant is far from a tourist trap. The team runs it with pride and passion, aiming to please every guest. Early arrivals enjoy Arabic coffee outside, while inside, servers guide diners through the menu. The heartfelt goodbye is as meaningful as the welcome. The Young Chef Award goes to 30-year-old Chef Abhiraj Khatwani, who helms the kitchen at Thai restaurant Manāo, a recipient of a MICHELIN Star in this year's Guide (newly awarded One MICHELIN Star). He earns this award thanks to his experience in Thailand, for the enthusiasm he shows to his home city, and through his authentic, skillfully balanced dishes. Finally, the MICHELIN Guide Ceremony celebrated the remarkable selection of restaurants for the year 2025. This year's distinctions and awards have highlighted the exceptional talent, dedication, and innovation within the culinary world in Dubai. From sustainable gastronomy to authentic and skillfully crafted dishes, the honorees have set new standards and inspired others. Their passion and commitment to excellence have truly made this year's selection outstanding. We look forward to witnessing continued success and contributions to the culinary arts in next year's selection. The MICHELIN Guide Dubai selection 2025 at a glance: • 2 restaurants with Three MICHELIN Stars (1 Promotion, 1 New) • 3 restaurants with Two MICHELIN Stars • 14 restaurants with One MICHELIN Star (2 new) • 3 restaurants with a MICHELIN Green Star • 22 Bib Gourmand restaurants (5 new) • 78 MICHELIN selected restaurants (15 new) A replay of The MICHELIN Guide Ceremony and other highlights are available on the official MICHELIN Guide Middle East Facebook page and the MICHELIN Guide Global YouTube channel. The full selection of The MICHELIN Guide Dubai 2025 is available on the MICHELIN Guide website and on the MICHELIN Guide app, available free of charge on iOS and Android. The MICHELIN Guide is a benchmark in gastronomy. Now, it's setting a new standard for hotels. Visit the MICHELIN Guide's official website, or download the MICHELIN Guide mobile app (iOS and Android), to discover every restaurant in the selection and book an unforgettable hotel.
Web Release
22-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Web Release
Dubai's culinary scene witnesses the fourth edition the MICHELIN Guide!
Entertainment Web Release Selection By Editor_wr On Apr 22, 2025 The MICHELIN Guide Ceremony is set to take place at the luxurious Address Sky View on Thursday, 22nd of May 2025. The MICHELIN Guide's fourth edition in Dubai is a significant milestone in the culinary world, showcasing the destination's vibrant and evolving culinary scene. The prestigious invite-only ceremony not only highlights the remarkable growth of Dubai's gastronomy but also celebrates the city's continuing ascent as a global culinary destination. The MICHELIN Guide's presence in Dubai is a testament to the city's dynamic gastronomy industry, made possible by the support of our destination partner, the Dubai Department of Economy and Tourism (DET). The latest edition of the MICHELIN Guide will celebrate the talented chefs and culinary establishments in Dubai, who infuse their craft with passion, creativity, and a respect for local flavors. Last year the MICHELIN Guide Dubai 2024 had 4 Two MICHELIN Stars restaurants, 15 One MICHELIN Star restaurants, 3 MICHELIN Green Star restaurants, 18 Bib Gourmand Restaurants, and 68 MICHELIN Selected restaurants. The guide has promoted restaurants to global culinary travelers which has driven the culinary world to new heights, further enhancing Dubai's gastronomic landscape. The ceremony will not only honor the best of Dubai's dining scene but also continue to place the city firmly on the international culinary map. With the MICHELIN Guide's international recognition, we believe that affluent travelers and food enthusiasts from around the globe would be eager to experience Dubai's unique gastronomic culture. The MICHELIN Guide conveys its restaurant reviews through an extensive system of distinctions, the most famous of which are its globally renowned MICHELIN Stars. One MICHELIN Star is awarded to restaurants for 'high-quality cooking that is worth a stop,' Two MICHELIN Stars for 'excellent cooking that is worth a detour,' and three MICHELIN Stars for 'exceptional cuisine that is worth a special journey'. Alongside the coveted Star ratings, the selection will also include the popular Bib Gourmand category, a distinction awarded to restaurants that provide value-for-money meals. All establishments are chosen according to the same five criteria used by Michelin inspectors worldwide: the quality of the ingredients, mastery of cooking techniques, harmony of flavors, expression of the chef's personality in the cuisine, and consistency over time and across the entire menu. The full selection will be available exclusively in digital format on the MICHELIN Guide's official platforms after 22 May on the website, mobile application, and social networks. Premium Cocktail: The MICHELIN Guide Ceremony will feature an exclusive premium cocktail reception, where guest chefs will showcase their culinary excellence and present their innovative gastronomic creations. This will undoubtedly be an unforgettable experience for all invited attendees. Guests will have the unique opportunity to witness the chefs in action, savor a specially curated menu of creative canapés, and network with some of the most prominent figures in the industry. Il Ristorante – Niko Romito – Two MICHELIN Stars, MICHELIN Guide Dubai 2024 L'Argine a Vencò – One MICHELIN Star, MICHELIN Guide Italy 2025 moonrise – One MICHELIN Star, MICHELIN Guide Dubai 2024 DUO Gastrobar – Bib Gourmand, MICHELIN Guide Dubai 2024 3Fils – Bib Gourmand, MICHELIN Guide Dubai 2024 Stay tuned for further announcements on the MICHELIN Guide Dubai 2025 selection. Join us with the live-stream of the MICHELIN Guide Ceremony by following this link: Dubai's culinary scene witnesses the fourth edition the MICHELIN Guide! Comments are closed.
