Vietnam Michelin Guide 2025 sees nine restaurants win one star
- Asia Family Traveller
- Jun 8
- 2 min read
Winners at Vietnam's Michelin Guide Ceremony 2025
Vietnam contines to shape-up as a foodie paradise with no fewer than 181 dining destinations recognised at this year's Michelin Guide awards for the country.
The 2025 Michelin Guide Hanoi | Ho Chi Minh City | Da Nang has awarded nine restaurants with a one Michelin star and two with a Michelin green star. A further 63 destinations are listed as Bib Gourmand establishments and 109 as Michelin Selected restaurants.
The results for this year’s Guide were revealed at a glitzy ceremony at the luxury InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort in Danang. The results underscore Vietnam’s growing stature as a global gastronomic destination.
“This year we are proud to witness a rise in the number of Starred restaurants, driven by a new generation of talented chefs,” said Gwendal Poullennec, international director of the Michelin Guides. “For our inspectors, the journey of discovering new restaurants in Vietnam remains as exciting as ever. They have been inspired by the dedication, creativity and pursuit of excellence shown by culinary professionals across the country - and they are eager to uncover even more gems in the years to come.”
The nine one-Michelin-star recipients include new winners CieL and Coco Dining in Ho Chi Minh City who join existing one-star holders Gia, Hibana by Koki and Tàm Vi in Hanoi, Long Trieu, Ānān Saigon and Akuna in Ho Chi Minh City and La Maison 1888 in Danang.
Lamai Garden in Hanoi became Vietnam’s first restaurant to earn a Michelin green star. Chef-owner Hieu Trung Tran features a seasonal tasting menu and vegetarian menu using ingredients including herbs, ducks and black pigs from the restaurant farm.
A massive 63 restaurants were placed on the 2025 Bib Gourmand list, including nine new entries. Bib Gourmand celebrates exceptional food at moderate prices. New entries include Hà Thành Mansion, Mâu Dich So 37, Mien Luon Chân Càm (Hoan Kiem), Phò Bò Lām and Uu Dàm in Hanoi and Bánh Xèo 76 (Da Nang), Bún Bò Hué Bà Thuong (Da Nang), Quê Zua and Shamballa in Danang.
The Michelin Guide Young Chef Award went to Viet Hong Le of CieL and the Michelin Guide Sommelier Award was received by Paul Vo of Nephele, a new Michelin Selected restaurant located in Ho Chi Minh City.
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