November 10, 2024 | Leave a Comment

Every Michelin Three-Star Restaurant In the World (By Country)

Intro

Intro — If you’ve ever dreamt of eating at every three-star Michelin restaurant in the world, this is your bucket list!

We’ve grouped them by country, starting with the countries with just one three-star Michelin restaurant.

Can you guess which country has the most?

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#16 (tie) Sweden -1

#16 (tie) Sweden -1 — Frantzen (Stockholm)

Fun fact: The namesake of Chef Bjorn Frantzen.

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#16 (tie) Monaco – 1

#16 (tie) Monaco - 1 — Le Louis XV – Alain Ducasse à l’Hôtel de Paris (Monte Carlo, Monaco)

Note: Alain Ducasse is an absolute legend in French cooking. He runs his 30+ restaurant empire from Monaco.

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#16 (tie) Slovenia – 1

#16 (tie) Slovenia - 1 — Hisa Franko (Kobarid)

Fun fact: It literally translates to “Franko’s House,” named after chef Ana Ros’s father-in-law.

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#16 (tie) Austria – 1

#16 (tie) Austria - 1 — Amador (Vienna)

Note: As is pretty darn common in high-end dining, this one is named after the chef, Juan Amador.

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#16 (tie) Netherlands – 1

#16 (tie) Netherlands - 1 — De Librije (Zwolle)

Fun fact: A husband and wife team here, with Chef Jonnie Boer driving the food and Therese Boer handling the front of the house.

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#14 (tie) Norway – 2

#14 (tie) Norway - 2 — Maaemo (Oslo)
RE-NAA (Stavanger)

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#14 (tie) Belgium – 2

#14 (tie) Belgium - 2 — Zilte (Antwerp)
Boury (Roeselare)

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#11 (tie) Taiwan – 3

#11 (tie) Taiwan - 3 — Le Palais (Taipei)
Tairroir (Taipei)
JL Studio (Taichung)

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#11 (tie) Singapore – 3

#11 (tie) Singapore - 3 — Le Amis (Singapore)
Odette (Singapore)
Zen (Singapore)

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#11 (tie) Denmark – 3

#11 (tie) Denmark - 3 — Geranium (Copenhagen)
noma (Copenhagen)
Jordnaer (Gentofte)

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#9 (tie) Switzerland – 4

#9 (tie) Switzerland - 4 — Sven Wassmer Memories (Bad Ragaz)
Cheval Blanc by Peter Knogl (Basel)
Restaurant de l’Hotel de Ville (Crissier)
Schloss Schauenstein (Furstenau)

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#9 (tie) China (Mainland) – 4

#9 (tie) China (Mainland) - 4 — Xin Rong Ji (Xinyuan South Road) (Beijing)
Chao Shang Chao (Chaoyang) (Beijing)
Ultraviolet by Paul Pairet (Shanghai)
Taian Table (Shanghai)

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#7 (tie) – Hong Kong and Macau – 9

#7 (tie) - Hong Kong and Macau - 9 — 8½ Otto e Mezzo – Bombana (Hong Kong)
L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon (Hong Kong)
Forum (Hong Kong)
Sushi Shikon (Hong Kong)
T’ang Court (Hong Kong)
Caprice (Hong Kong)
Ta Vie (Hong Kong)
Jade Dragon (Macau)
Robuchon au Dôme (Macau)

We’re lumping Hong Kong and Macau together (and separating them from Mainland China) because they are special administrative regions of China.

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#7 (tie) UK – 9

#7 (tie) UK - 9 — Waterside Inn (Bray)
Fat Duck (Bray)
Restaurant Gordon Ramsay (London)
Alain Ducasse at the Dorchester (London)
Sketch, The Lecture Room and Library (London)
CORE by Clare Smyth (London)
Hélène Darroze at The Connaught (London)
L’Enclume (Cartmel)
The Ledbury (London)

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#6 Germany – 10

#6 Germany - 10 — Restaurant Bareiss (Baiersbronn)
Rutz (Berlin)
Waldhotel Sonnora (Dreis)
The Table Kevin Fehling (Hamburg)
schanz. restaurant. (Piesport)
Victor’s Fine Dining by christian bau (Perl)
Schwarzwaldstube (Baiersbronn)
Aqua (Wolfsburg)
JAN (Munich)
ES:SENZ (Grassau)

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#5 U.S. – 13

#5 U.S. - 13 — Alinea (Chicago)
Smyth (Chicago)
SingleThread (Healdsburg, California)
Le Bernardin (New York City)
Per Se (New York City)
Masa (New York City)
Eleven Madison Park (New York City)
Addison (San Diego)
Atelier Crenn (San Francisco)
Benu (San Francisco)
Quince (San Francisco)
The Inn at Little Washington (Washington, Virginia)
The French Laundry (Yountville, California)

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#4 Italy – 14

#4 Italy - 14 — Piazza Duomo (Alba)
Atelier Moessmer Norbert Niederkofler (Brunico)
Da Vittorio (Brusaporto)
Dal Pescatore (Runate)
Reale (Castel di Sangro)
Enoteca Pinchiorri (Florence)
Enrico Bartolini al Mudec (Milan)
Osteria Francescana (Modena)
La Pergola (Rome)
Le Calandre (Rubano)
Uliassi (Senigallia)
Villa Crespi (Orta San Giulio)
Quattro Passi (Marina del Cantone)
Casa Perbellini 12 Apostoli (Verona)

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#3 Spain – 15

#3 Spain - 15 — Lasarte (Barcelona)
ABaC (Barcelona)
Cocina Hermanos Torres (Barcelona)
Disfrutar (Barcelona)
Quique Dacosta (Dénia)
Aponiente (El Puerto de Santa María)
El Celler de Can Roca (Girona)
Azurmendi (Larrabetzu)
Martín Berasategui (Lasarte-Oria)
DiverXO (Madrid)
Arzak (San Sebastián)
Akelaŕe (Donostia/San Sebastián)
Noor (Córdoba)
Cenador de Amós (Villaverde de Pontones)
Atrio (Cáceres)

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#2 Japan – 20

#2 Japan - 20 — Hyotei (Kyoto)
Kikunoi Honten (Kyoto)
Mizai (Kyoto)
Isshisoden Nakamura (Kyoto)
Gion Sasaki (Kyoto)
Kashiwaya Osaka Senriyama (Osaka)
Taian (Osaka)
Hajime (Osaka)
Joël Robuchon (Tokyo)
Kanda (Tokyo)
Quintessence (Tokyo)
L’Osier (Tokyo)
Azabu Kadowaki (Tokyo)
Harutaka (Tokyo)
Kagurazaka Ishikawa (Tokyo)
Ryugin (Tokyo)
Kohaku (Tokyo)
L’Effervescence (Tokyo)
Sazenka (Tokyo)
SEZANNE (Tokyo)

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#1 France – 29

#1 France - 29 — Le Clos des Sens (Annecy)
Maison Lameloise (Chagny)
Le 1947 à Cheval Blanc (Courchevel)
Les Prés d’Eugénie – Michel Guérard (Eugénie-les-Bains)
Auberge du Vieux Puits (Fontjoncouse)
La Table du Castellet (Le Castellet)
L’Oustau de Baumanière (Les Baux-de-Provence)
AM par Alexandre Mazzia (Marseille)
Le Petit Nice (Marseille)
Flocons de Sel (Megève)
Mirazur (Menton)
Troisgros – Le Bois sans Feuilles (Ouches)
Kei (Paris 1e)
Plénitude – Cheval Blanc Paris (Paris 1e)
L’Ambroisie (Paris 4e)
Arpège (Paris 7e)
Alléno Paris au Pavillon Ledoyen (Paris 8e)
Épicure (Paris 8e)
Le Cinq (Paris 8e)
Le Gabriel – La Réserve Paris (Paris 8e)
Pierre Gagnaire (Paris 8e)
Le Pré Catelan (Paris 16e)
Restaurant Marcon (Saint-Bonnet-le-Froid)
La Vague d’Or – Cheval Blanc St-Tropez (Saint-Tropez)
Assiette Champenoise (Reims)
Pic (Valence)
Georges Blanc (Vonnas)
La Villa Madie (Cassis)
La Marine (L’Herbaudière)

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Summary

Summary — If you’re adding them up, there are 145 Michelin 3-star restaurants in the world.

Here’s the breakdown:

France – 29 restaurants
Japan – 20
Spain – 15
Italy – 14
U.S. – 13
Germany – 10
UK – 9
Hong Kong & Macau – 9
China (Mainland) – 4
Switzerland – 4
Denmark – 3
Singapore – 3
Taiwan – 3
Belgium – 2
Norway – 2
Slovenia – 1
Netherlands – 1
Sweden – 1
Monaco – 1
Austria – 1

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