The Michelin Guide has recognized 127 restaurants in its latest selection for Manila, Environs, and Cebu for 2027. This year's list includes 10 Michelin-starred establishments, 31 Bib Gourmand restaurants, and 86 Michelin Selected venues.
Celebrating Culinary Excellence
The 2027 selection highlights the continued growth of the Philippine dining scene, with established restaurants retaining their distinctions and new establishments gaining recognition for their cooking.
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- 10 Michelin-starred restaurants
- 31 Bib Gourmand winners
- 86 Michelin Selected establishments
The announcement took place on Thursday at the Grand Ballroom of the Manila Marriott Hotel, coinciding with the centenary celebration of the Michelin Star. Helm maintained its prestigious Two Michelin Stars, while Flow was awarded its first One Michelin Star.
Flow joins eight other restaurants that retained their One Michelin Star status: Asador Alfonso, Celera, Gallery by Chele, Hapag, Inatô, Kása Palma, Linamnam, and Toyo Eatery.
The Bib Gourmand category, which honors restaurants offering quality meals at reasonable prices, welcomed 10 newcomers, including Apag Marangle and Bawai’s Vietnamese Kitchen. Returning establishments include Bolero and Sarsa.
In addition, the Michelin Selected category recognized 86 restaurants, with 18 new entries such as Abé and Haliya. This broad selection underscores the vibrant and diverse culinary offerings available in the Philippines.
Special awards were presented during the ceremony to highlight individual achievements in the culinary field. Frances Tariga from Tadhanà received the Michelin Opening of the Year Award, while Ron Job Sanchez of Automat was honored for Exceptional Cocktails.
This year's selection reflects the Philippines' rapidly evolving food scene, with a mix of traditional and innovative dining experiences. As local chefs gain recognition, the country further establishes itself as a significant player in the global culinary landscape.