Michelin Announces 2020 Stars for Hong Kong and Macau
Sushi Shikon earns three stars another year after moving locations | Sushi Shikon [Official]
André Chiang’s Sichuan Moon debuts in the guide with two stars, and Sushi Shikon earns three stars for another year
Today, Michelin released its latest international dining guide. From a ceremony in Macau, the fine-dining arm of the French tire company announced the 2020 Michelin stars for Hong Kong and Macau.
According to the South China Morning Post, there are two new restaurants in the three-star category. Hong Kong’s Forum, a Cantonese restaurant that offers both a la carte and set menus, moved up from two stars to three stars this year. Sushi Shikon also gets three stars in 2020, but not exactly for the first time. Although Michelin counts the restaurant as new thanks to a new location in the Landmark Mandarin Oriental, the high-end sushi restaurant has appeared in the Michelin guide with three stars since 2014, according to its website.
The list of new two-star restaurants is just as short. Hong Kong French restaurant Arbor was promoted to two stars after earning its first star in the guide last year. And Macau casino restaurant Sichuan Moon, from acclaimed chef André Chiang, makes its debut in the Michelin guide with two stars.
In 2017, Chiang made headlines after announcing plans to close his eponymous Singapore restaurant along with a request to return its two Michelin stars. Although Michelin did not include Restaurant André in the 2018 guide to Singapore, Michelin ignored Chiang’s request that his Taipei restaurant Raw not be included in any Michelin guide out of a desire to “focus on educating, developing others, and cooking,” rather than chasing awards. (Raw has two Michelin stars in the 2019 guide.) But Chiang is pleased about his Macau restaurant’s new stars, telling the South China Morning Post, “It’s fantastic.”
Lifestyle Asia reports that 10 Hong Kong restaurants received a star for the first time in the 2020 guide, including the Hong Kong location of Roganic from British chef Simon Rogan; Thai restaurant Aaharn from chef David Thompson, of Nahm fame; and (naturally) multiple French restaurants: Gaddi, Louise, and L’Envol. Cantonese restaurant Fook Lam Moon regained a star after losing it in 2017.
There are 90 total restaurants with stars in the 2020 guide, 70 located in Hong Kong and 20 in Macau. See the full list below:
Three Michelin stars
Caprice
Forum
Jade Dragon
L’Atelier de Joel Robuchon
Lung King Heen
8 ½ Otto e Mezzo - Bombana
Robuchon au Dome
Sushi Shikon
T’ang Court
The Eight
Two Michelin Stars
Alain Ducasse at Morpheus
Amber
Arbor
Bo Innovation
Ecriture
Feng Wei Ju
Golden Flower
Kashiwaya
Mizumi (Macau)
Pierre
Sichuan Moon
Sun Tung Lok
Sushi Saito
Ta Vie
Tenku RyuGin
The Tasting Room
Tin Lung Heen
Wing Lei
Ying Jee Club
One Michelin star
Aaharn
Ah Yat Harbour View
Arcane
Beefbar
Belon
Celebrity Cuisine
Duddell’s
Epure
Fook Lam Moon (Wan Chai)
Fu Ho
Gaddi’s
Fuo Fu Lou
Ho Hung Kee (Causeway Bay)
I M Teppanyaki & Wine
Imperial Treasure Fine Chinese Cuisine (Tsim Sha Tsui)
Jardin de Jade (Wan Chai)
Kaiseki Den by Satome
Kam’s Roast Goose
King
Lai Heen
8½ Otto e Mezzo - Bombana (Macau)
Lei Garden (Kwun Tong)
Lei Garden (Mong Kok)
L’Envol
Liu Yuan Pavilion
Loaf On
Man Wah
Mandarin Grill + Bar
Ming Court (Mong Kok)
New Punjab Club
Octavium
Pang’s Kitchen
Pearl Dragon
Petrus
Rech
Roganic
Ryota Kappou Modern
Shang Palace
Shinji by Kanesaka
Spring Moon
Summer Palace
Sushi Wadatsumi
Takumi by Daisuke Mori
Tate
The Golden Peacock
The Kitchen
Tim Ho Wan (Sham Shui Po)
Tim’s Kitchen
Tosca di Angelo
VEA
Xin Rong Ji
Yan Toh Heen
Yat Lok
Yat Tung Heen
Ye Shanghai (Tsim Sha Tsui)
Ying
Zest by Konshi
Zhejiang Heen
Zi Yat Heen
• Michelin Guide Hong Kong and Macau awards first stars to newcomers Louise, Rùn, Roganic, L’Envol and Andre Chiang’s Sichuan Moon [South China Morning Post]
• Here are all the winners of Michelin Guide Hong Kong Macau 2020 [Lifestyle Asia]
• Michelin [Official]
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