There are 10 new one-star restaurants in the guide, nine of them located in and around Bangkok. Farm-to-table tasting menu restaurant Pru, also with one star, is the only restaurant from Phuket on the list. Once again, a single street food vendor has a Michelin star in the 2019 guide: Supinya Junsuta’s crab omelette stall Raan Jay Fai maintains one star, even though Junsuta, who goes by Jay Fai, expressed regret last year over receiving the star and the uptick in business that followed.

Meanwhile, modern German restaurant Sühring makes the leap from one to two stars, joining two-star restaurants Gaggan, Le Normandie, and Mezzaluna. As with the first Michelin guide to Bangkok, there are no three-star restaurants in new book.

Check out the full list of Michelin stars for Bangkok and Phuket below, because apparently, no restaurants in Phang-nga were worthy:

Two Michelin stars

Gaggan

Le Normandie

Mezzaluna

Restaurant Sühring (New)

One Michelin star

Bo.lan

Canvas (New)

Chim by Siam Wisdom

Elements

Gaa (New)

Ginza Sushi Ichi

Jay Fai

J’AIME by Jean-Michel Lorrain

L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon

Le Du (New)

Methavalai Sorndaeng (New)

nahm

Paste

PRU (New)

R-Haan (New)

Ruean Panya (New)

Saneh Jaan

Saawaan (New)

Sorn (New)

Suan Thip (New)

Savelberg

Sra Bua by Kiin Kiin

Upstairs at Mikkeller

• MICHELIN Guide Bangkok, Phuket and Phang-Nga 2019 Selection [Michelin]
• Bangkok’s First-Ever Michelin Guide Is Here [E]