The inaugural Michelin Guide Ceremony for Manila and Environs & Cebu 2026 has recognized 108 Philippine restaurants, marking the guide's first expansion to the country.
Helm in Makati City received the highest honor with Two Michelin Stars, signifying excellent cooking worth a detour.
Eight other restaurants were awarded One Michelin Star for their high-quality cooking: Asador Alfonso, Celera, Gallery by Chele, Hapag, Inato, Kasa Palma, Linamnam, and Toyo Eatery.
Additionally, 25 restaurants received the Bib Gourmand distinction, and 74 were included in the Michelin Selection.
Out of the recognized establishments, 88 are in Metro Manila, two are in Cavite, and 18 are in Cebu.
The selection process involved anonymous Michelin Guide inspectors visiting the Philippines.
This marks the first time the Michelin Guide has expanded to the Philippines in its 125-year history.
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