As of August 2024, the Michelin Guide Hong Kong has been adding new recommended restaurants from Hong Kong and Macau to its website and app every second Wednesday of every other month – and they’ve just unveiled nine new dining venues.
This month’s newly recognised additions include intimate restaurant Ankôma, which creates seasonal menus full of French-Japanese creations; Thai Pai Dong, a widely popular joint tucked away in Jordan that offers crowd-pleasing Thai dishes served at Bangkok’s streetside vendors; and Magistracy Dining Room, an opulent British restaurant that occupies the century-old Former Magistracy in Tai Kwun.
As for Chinese fare, the Michelin Guide has also name-dropped venues such as Jee, a contemporary Cantonese establishment with Western influences; Art & Taste, a casual Taiwanese diner in Central offering authentic dishes like braised beef noodle soup; and Hung’s Delicacies, a family-owned Chiu Chow restaurant that has won diners over with its classic marinated meats and signature fried rice with goose and X.O. sauce.
Other newly recommended venues include retro gelateria Snack Baby, known for their creative gelato flavours made with lactose-free and animal-free milk; snack vendor Banana Boy, which offers crispy banana roti in sweet and savoury flavours; and dessert shop Heartwarming, a streetside vendor that churns out traditional sweet soups and various black sesame treats like tong yuen and soft serve ice cream.
Stay tuned to our website for more Michelin updates and for the announcement of the 2025 edition of the Michelin Guide for Hong Kong and Macau in March.
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