
▲ Tim Ho Wan North Point, famous for its Hong Kong-style dim sum, lost its star, leaving only the Sham Shui Po branch still holding one. (Photo by Huang Shiyuan)
Reported by Huang Shiyuan / Taipei
The Michelin Guide Hong Kong Macau 2018 was released today (11/30). This edition includes a total of 227 restaurants in Hong Kong and 65 in Macau. All three-Michelin-starred restaurants retained their status—there were no downgrades, with eight remaining in total. There are 16 two-star restaurants and 47 one-star restaurants. However, three restaurants dropped from two stars to one star, and five one-star restaurants lost their stars, including Tim Ho Wan North Point, which is well-known among Taiwanese.
In the latest edition of the Michelin Guide Hong Kong Macau, there are no new entries in the three-star or two-star categories, but there are restaurants that have been downgraded. Originally two-star restaurants Duddell's, Ming Court, and Summer Palace have dropped to one star, while one-star restaurants Tim Ho Wan (North Point), CIAK- in the kitchen, Jade Dragon, SEASONS, and WAGYU Kaiseki Den have lost their stars. After this downgrade, Tim Ho Wan (North Point) is no longer a Michelin-starred restaurant—the only Tim Ho Wan location that still holds a star is the Sham Shui Po branch.

▲ Tang Court has maintained its three-star rating. The photo above shows "Yi Pin Pen," featuring jellyfish, South African abalone, honey-glazed smoked cod, and honey-flavored char siu. (Photo by Reporter Huang Shiyuan)
Although there are no new entrants in the three-star or two-star categories, there are eight new one-star restaurants: Arcane, Royal Park Hotel’s Yuboshan, Kaiseki Den by SANTOME, Rech, Tate, The Ocean, The Excelsior Hong Kong’s Eminent Pavilion, and The Campbell. Among them, Eminent Pavilion, located in The Excelsior Hong Kong, primarily serves authentic Cantonese cuisine. The current Chinese Executive Chef, Wong Wing Keung, has over 30 years of culinary experience and joined The Excelsior Hong Kong in 2013.

▲ Duddell's, a restaurant full of artworks, has dropped from a two-star to a one-star rating. (Photo by Reporter Huang Shiyuan)
Additionally, at the end of October, the Michelin Guide's Bib Gourmand (tire man recommended) restaurants were announced, with a total of 82 restaurants selected—73 in Hong Kong and 9 in Macau, including 17 first-time entries. Among the newly listed is a restaurant opened in Hong Kong by two Taiwanese, “Please Sit,” which serves nostalgic Taiwanese flavors, highlighting authentic Taiwanese street food.
2018 Hong Kong Michelin Guide Star-Rated Restaurant List
Three Stars (6 restaurants)
Bo Innovation
L’Atelier de Joel Robuchon
Lung King Heen
8 1/2 Otto e Mezzo BOMBANA
Caprice
Tang Court
Two Stars (11 restaurants)
Amber
Caprice
Furama Restaurant
Bo Innovation
Pierre
Sushi Saito
Peking Garden
Sun Tung Lok (Tsim Sha Tsui)
Ta Vie
Tin Lung Heen
The Verandah
One Star (46 restaurants)
Ah Yat Harbour View Restaurant
Akrame
Arcane
Beefbar
Celebrity Cuisine
Duddell's
Epure
The Peninsula (Tsim Sha Tsui)
The Principal
Ho Hung Kee
IM Teppanyaki & Wine
Imperial Treasure
Jiang Zhe Cuisine (JZC)
Gan’s Roast Goose
Lei Garden (Kwun Tong)
Lei Garden (Mong Kok)
Lei Garden (North Point)
Luk Fook Restaurant
Mandarin Court
Mandarin Grill + Bar
MIC Kitchen
Ming Court
ON
Pang King Kee
Beijing Restaurant (Central)
TG (Wan Chai)
Rech
Shing Kee
Serge et le Phoque
The Peninsula Grill
Summer Palace
The Ocean
Sushi Tokami
Sushi Wadatsumi
Tate
Tim Ho Wan (Sham Shui Po)
Tosca
VEA
Kaiseki Den by Saotome
Takumi by Daisuke Mori
Yat Lok Roast Goose
Eaton Club (Jordan)
Shanghai Nights (Tsim Sha Tsui)
Ying Chi Club
Eaton Smart
Zhejiang Garden
2018 Macau Michelin Guide Starred Restaurants List
Three Stars (2 restaurants)
Robuchon au Dôme
8 Restaurant
Two Stars (5 restaurants)
Mizumi
The Tasting Room by Galliot
Feng Wei Ju
Jing Hua Xuan
Yu Long Xuan
One Star (10 establishments)
Imperial Tower
Lai Heen
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Peach Blossom Garden
Wing Lei Heen
Royal Sparrow
The Kitchen
Shinji
8 ½ Otto e Mezzo Bombana
Emperor's Gallery
Amber
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