Thailand’s roster of Michelin star-rated restaurants grows with four new additions


BANGKOK: Four more Thai restaurants won the Michelin star rating, adding to a growing roster of eateries with the coveted recognition as a generation of young and passionate chefs help burnish the nation’s gastronomic appeal.

While two fine-dining restaurants were upgraded to two-stars ranking, four new eateries earned the entry-level one star rating, Michelin said in a statement on Wednesday (Dec 13).

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