NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) – A dozen New York City restaurants earned new Michelin stars at an award ceremony in the city Monday.
One restaurant, Korean eatery Jungsik New York, rose to the very top of the city’s dining scene by earning its third star. According to the Michelin Guide, it’s one of only five New York City restaurants to get a third star, which denotes exceptional cuisine worth journeying out for.
In addition to the new starred restaurants – which can get pricey – Michelin added 16 new Bib Gourmand eateries, restaurants that offer good quality for good value.
Here are all the New York City restaurants that earned Michelin stars and Bib Gourmand designations:
Three Michelin stars
- Jungsik New York, Korean, Tribeca
Two Micheline Stars
- César, Contemporary, Hudson Square
- Chef's Table at Brooklyn Fare, Contemporary, Hell’s Kitchen
- Sushi Sho, Midtown, Japanese
One Michelin Star
- Bar Miller, Japanese, East Village
- Café Boulud, French, Upper East Side
- Corima, Mexican, Chinatown
- Joo Ok, Korean, Midtown
- Nōksu, Contemporary/Korean, Herald Square
- Shota Omakase, Japanese, Domino Park
- YingTao, Contemporary/Chinese, Hell’s Kitchen
Green Star - Sustainability
- One White Street, Contemporary, Lower Manhattan
Bib Gourmand
- Bayon, Cambodian, Upper East Side
- Bonnie’s, Cantonese, Williamsburg
- Bungalow, Indian, East Village
- Cecily, American, Greenpoint
- Cervo’s, Spanish, Lower Manhattan
- CheLi, Chinese, East Village
- Coqodaq, Korean, Flatiron
- Falansai, Vietnamese, Bushwick
- Ishq, Indian, East Village
- Little Myanmar, Burmese, East Village
- LORE, Contemporary, Park Slope
- Lungi, Sri Lankan, Upper East Side
- Odre, Korean, East Village
- Tha Phraya, Thai, Upper East Side
- Tolo, Chinese, Chinatown
- Untable, Thai, Cobble Hill
Emily Rahhal is a digital reporter who has covered New York City since 2023 after reporting in Los Angeles for years. She joined PIX11 in 2024. See more of her work here and follow her on Twitter here.
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