Michelin Announces 2023 Stars In NYC

Michelin has announced its 2023 guide, and New York City has some new stars shining bright.

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Eight new restaurants joined the one-star list, including Torrisi, Essential by Christophe, Bōm, Sushi Ichimura, Jōji, Shmoné, Meju and Restaurant Yuu. Two restaurants were upgraded from one star to two, Odo and Sushi Noz. The three-starred restaurants remain the same, with Eleven Madison Park, Le Bernardin, Masa and Per Se still reigning supreme over the NYC dining scene. See a full list of the Michelin-starred New York restaurants for 2023 below:

One-Starred Restaurants

• Sixty Three Clinton
• Bōm
• Casa Mono
• Caviar Russe
• Clover Hill
• Cote
• Crown Shy
• Dirt Candy
• Essential by Christophe
• Estela
• Family Hill at Blue Hill
• The Four Horseman
• Francie
• Frevo
• Gramercy Tavern
• Hirohisa
• Icca
• Jeju Noodle Bar
• Jōji
• Joomak Banjum
• Jua
• Kochi
• Kosaka
• L'Abeille
• Le Coucou
• Le Jardinier
• Le Pavillon
• Mari
• Meju
• The Musket Room
• Noda
• Noz 17
• Oiji Mi
• One White Street
• Oxalis
• Oxomoco
• Red Paper Clip
• Restaurant Yuu
• Rezdôra
• Semma
• Shion 69 Leonard Street
• Shmoné
• Sushi Amane
• Sushi Ichimura
• Sushi Nakazawa
• Sushi Yasuda
• Tempura Matsui
• Torien
• Torrisi
• Tsukimi
• Tuome
• Vestry
• Yoshino

Two-Starred Restaurants

• Al Coro
• Aquavit
• Aska
• Atera
• Atomix
• Blue Hill at Stone Barns
• Daniel
• Gabriel Kreuther
• Jean-Georges
• Jungsik
• The Modern
• Odo
• Saga
• Sushi Noz

Three-Starred Restaurants

• Eleven Madison Park
• Le Bernardin
• Masa
• Per Se