Vietnam has 4 Michelin-starred restaurants

(HNMO) - On the evening of June 6, the Michelin Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City Launch Ceremony took place in Hanoi amid the anticipation of Vietnamese food and tourism lovers. Vietnam has 4 restaurants awarded 1 Michelin star, including 3 restaurants in Hanoi and 1 restaurant in Ho Chi Minh City.

( HNMO) - On the evening of June 6, the Michelin Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City Launch Ceremony took place in Hanoi amid the anticipation of Vietnamese food and tourism lovers. Vietnam has 4 restaurants awarded 1 Michelin star, including 3 restaurants in Hanoi and 1 restaurant in Ho Chi Minh City.

4 Vietnamese restaurants awarded 1 Michelin star.

Accordingly, 3 Hanoi restaurants that achieved 1 Michelin star this time include: Gia Restaurant, Hibana by Koki Restaurant of Capella Hanoi Hotel, and Tam Vi. One restaurant in Ho Chi Minh City is: Anan Saigon. Restaurants that achieve 1 Michelin star must ensure high quality food criteria, worthy for diners to stop and enjoy.

In addition, Michelin also announced a list of 70 restaurants/eateries recommended by Michelin Guide, 3 individuals winning Michelin Guide Special Awards (Michelin's special award), and 29 restaurants with delicious food at affordable prices.

70 Michelin recommended restaurants.

This list not only marks a historic achievement for the Vietnamese culinary industry, but also a turning point for the culinary tourism industry of the two largest cities in Vietnam.

Speaking at the announcement ceremony, Mr. Gwendal Poullennec - International Director of Michelin Guide emphasized that the announcement of the list of Michelin-starred restaurants in Vietnam will contribute to spreading the quintessence of Vietnamese cuisine to the world. Michelin-starred restaurants in Vietnam have the same standards as all other restaurants in the world that have achieved this "star".

After Michelin officially announced its arrival in Vietnam in December 2021, the secretive appraisers appraised restaurants and dishes in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. The announced selections highlighted the exceptional talent of local chefs and the diversity and richness of flavors that make Vietnamese cuisine unique.

As a companion of this event, Ms. Nguyen Vu Quynh Anh, General Director of Sun Hospitality Group shared: From the list announced by Michelin today, the world's new culinary destination named Vietnam will be spread to global tourists.

List of 70 Michelin-nominated restaurants

With the first Michelin list in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City announced, Vietnam has every reason to believe in a bright picture of growth and outstanding position not only of the culinary industry, but also of the country's tourism industry in the international arena.

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