Thailand has made history in the culinary world once again as “Sorn” becomes the first Thai restaurant to be awarded three Michelin stars in the MICHELIN Guide Thailand 2025. This milestone not only highlights the excellence of Thai cuisine but also elevates Thailand’s food and hospitality standards on the global stage. Additionally, this year’s MICHELIN Guide Bangkok has recognized 36 other Michelin star restaurants in Bangkok and across the country with 1-star and 2-star ratings, showcasing the diversity and quality of Thai gastronomy.
Sorn: A Historic Achievement in Michelin Stars Thailand 2025
Located in Sukhumvit Soi 26, Sorn Bangkok redefines Southern Thai cuisine in a fine-dining format. The restaurant uses high-quality ingredients sourced from local communities throughout Southern Thailand. Chef Ice – Supaksorn Jongsiri and his team masterfully combine traditional culinary techniques with meticulous presentation, ensuring each dish exemplifies perfection.
Sorn first appeared in the MICHELIN Guide Thailand 2019, earning one Michelin star, and was promoted to two Michelin stars the following year. The restaurant maintained its two-star status for five consecutive years, culminating in its historic achievement of being awarded three Michelin stars in 2025, the first Thai restaurant to receive this prestigious honor. This success places Sorn among the world’s top 3 Michelin star restaurants and further reinforces Thailand’s position as a global culinary destination.
36 Michelin-Starred Restaurants in the MICHELIN Guide Thailand 2025
This year, 36 other Michelin star restaurants in Bangkok and across Thailand have been recognized in the MICHELIN Guide. These establishments are categorized into two main levels of recognition:
One Michelin Star
A total of 28 restaurants have earned 1 Michelin star this year, signifying their exceptional quality, ingredients, and creativity:
- 80/20
- Avant *
- Akkee *
- Blue by Alain Ducasse
- Aksorn
- Chim by Siam Wisdom
- Aulis *
- Coda *
- Elements, Inspired by Ciel Bleu
- Inddee
- Goat *
- Jay Fai
- Haoma
- Le Du
- Igniv
- Le Normandie
- Maison Dunand
- Potong
- Mia
- Pru
- Nahm
- Resonance
- Nawa
- Samrub Samrub Thai
- Saneh Jaan
- Suan Thip
- Signature
- Wana Yook
*Note: These are new entries to the MICHELIN Guide this year.
Two Michelin Stars
A total of 7 restaurants have been awarded 2 Michelin stars this year, marking them as destinations worth a special trip:
- Baan Tepa
- Mezzaluna
- Chef’s Table
- R-Haan
- Cote by Mauro Colagreco
- Suhring
- Gaa
Sorn Bangkok’s Influence on the Culinary Landscape
The success of Sorn Bangkok and other Michelin star restaurants in Bangkok and Thailand not only enhances the country’s reputation but also positions Thailand as a leader in gastronomy tourism. The recognition of Michelin Stars Thailand 2025 attracts food enthusiasts and travelers from around the globe. The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) aims to capitalize on this achievement by promoting gastronomy tourism to drive both international tourism and local economic growth.
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Together, let’s celebrate and promote the excellence of Thai gastronomy.
