, The 2021 MICHELIN Guide Thailand Unveils New Stars, With Sustainable Gastronomy And Culinary Ecosystem In Focus, TheCircularEconomy.com

The 2021 MICHELIN Guide Thailand Unveils New Stars, With Sustainable Gastronomy And Culinary Ecosystem In Focus

ByThe Circular Economy Team

, The 2021 MICHELIN Guide Thailand Unveils New Stars, With Sustainable Gastronomy And Culinary Ecosystem In Focus, TheCircularEconomy.com
Following the recent announcement of Bib Gourmand honorees, Michelin today announced the winners of MICHELIN Star, as well as 3 newly introduced accolades: MICHELIN Green Star, MICHELIN Guide Young Chef Award, and MICHELIN Guide Service Award, in the official launch event of the fourth edition of The MICHELIN Guide in Thailand, entitled The MICHELIN Guide Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Phuket & Phang-Nga 2021. Featured in this latest edition are 299 dining establishments – with a total of 6 two-star, 22 one-star, 106 Bib Gourmand, and 165 MICHELIN Plate eateries.

Read the full article at: guide.michelin.com

, The 2021 MICHELIN Guide Thailand Unveils New Stars, With Sustainable Gastronomy And Culinary Ecosystem In Focus, TheCircularEconomy.com

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