Michelin Guide Marks Oceania Debut in New Zealand
The Michelin Guide will launch its first New Zealand edition in 2026, covering Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, and Queenstown.
The Michelin Guide will launch its first New Zealand edition in 2026, covering Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, and Queenstown.
Zuma Hong Kong will transform its multi-level space into an intimate jazz-club setting this New Year’s Eve, pairing live performances with Japanese dishes, tasting menus, and a late-night terrace service.
Jumeirah Bali launches its 2025 festive season with a full lineup of Christmas and New Year dining programs at Segaran Dining Terrace and AKASA Restaurant & Bar.
Wah Lok Cantonese Restaurant celebrates the Dragon Boat Festival with its handcrafted Dried Oyster & Conpoy Dumpling. Wrapped in glutinous rice, it features smoked duck, Japanese conpoy, chestnuts, and lotus seeds.
Marking a milestone of 1,000 outlets, Indonesian coffee brand Kenangan Coffee enters the Australian market with plans for further growth in Sydney and Melbourne.
TA’AKTANA, Labuan Bajo, announces a culinary event, ‘Taba Tastemakers Circle’, featuring a four-hands dinner by Chefs William Rusli and Imam Dharmawan. The resort also offers Easter celebrations, “Singing Island” cocktail menu, inspired by the vibrant traditions of Flores.
Led by Chef Mauro Colagreco and Chef Mitsuru Konishi, the Marine-inspired fine dining restaurant receives prestigious recognition in the MICHELIN Guide Hong Kong & Macau 2025.
The extended 51-100 list, which was revealed before the main event, gives us a colorful glimpse of Asia’s exciting food scene, showcasing a ton of new talent and up-and-coming spots.
Farmlore in Bengaluru has been recognized by Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants for its exceptional farm-to-table concept and commitment to sustainability.