The Michelin Guide Beijing 2024 was released on October 12, showcasing a diverse array of 105 recommended restaurants spanning over 30 different cuisines.

In the new edition of the guide, there are a total of 105 restaurants featured, comprising 3 three-star restaurants, 2 two-star restaurants, 28 one-star restaurants, 20 Bib Gourmand recommended eateries, and 52 selected restaurants.

Notably, Chao Shang Chao (Chaoyang) , which has been serving patrons for three years, achieved the three-star accolade. Meanwhile, Xin Rong Ji (Xin Yuan South Road) and King's Joy maintained their Michelin three-star status.

Jingji, focusing on Beijing cuisine, and Shanghai cuisine, renowned for its authentic Shanghai dishes, continued to hold their two-star ratings.

Among the one-star restaurants, in addition to the 25 restaurants, such as Huaiyang Fu, celebrated for its Huaiyang cuisine, and Poetry-Wine, famous for its innovative Beijing cuisine, that retained their star ratings, three new stars emerged: GIADA Garden, an Italian restaurant; MO Jasmine, a creative restaurant inspired by Beijing and Shandong cuisines; and Lamdre, a vegetarian restaurant.

List of Michelin-starred restaurants

Compared to Michelin-starred restaurants, this year's Bib Gourmand List offers a broader selection of accessible options, primarily showcasing affordable and delicious street-side eateries. The Michelin Guide Beijing 2024 includes a total of 20 Bib Gourmand restaurants. Several well-established eateries have once again secured their spots on the list, including Beijing's time-honored brands such as Tongheju, Liuquanju, and Yuhuatai restaurants, as well as old favorites like No. 69 Fangzhuanchang Hutong Noodles and Niujie Muslim Manhengji Hot Pot.

in Beijing in 2024

(Source: Beijing Daily App)