New York City's 2022 Michelin-Starred Restaurants

NYC welcomes 19 new Michelin-starred restaurants.

Graphic: MICHELIN Guide

Last week, Michelin released its annual list of NYC's Michelin-starred restaurants, and while there were a few surprises among 1 & 2 starred restaurants, the highest echelon saw no change. The most notable updates to the list include Al Coro and Saga receiving 2 Michelin stars, and Semma's 1 star – making it the only Indian restaurant in the United States with a Michelin star. Counting the 19 newly awarded restaurants, NYC is now home to 73 Michelin-starred dining destinations.

See the full list of NYC Michelin-starred restaurants below. Restaurants with a * denotes a new addition to this year's list.

3 Michelin Stars

• Chef’s Table at Brooklyn Fare

• Eleven Madison Park

• Le Bernardin

• Masa

• Per Se

2 Michelin Stars

• Al Coro*

• Aquavit

• Aska

• Atera

• Atomix

• Blue Hill at Stone Barns

• Daniel

• Gabriel Kreuther

• Jean-Georges

• Jungsik

• Momofuku Ko

• The Modern

• Saga*

1 Michelin Star

• 63 Clinton*

• Batard

• Family Meal at Blue Hill

• Casa Enrique

• Casa Mono

• Caviar Russe

• Claro

• Clover Hill*

• Contra

• Cote

• Crown Shy

• Dirt Candy*

• Don Angie

• Estela

• Four Horsemen

• Francie

• Frevo*

• Gramercy Tavern

• Hirohisa

• Icca*

• Jeju Noodle Bar

• Joomak Banjum*

• Jua

• Kanoyama

• Kochi

• Kosaka

• L’Abeille*

• Le Coucou

• Le Jardinier

• Le Pavillon*

• Mari*

• The Musket Room

• Noda

• Noz 17*

• Odo

• Oiji Mi*

• One White Street*

• Oxalis

• Oxomoco

• Red Paper Clip*

• Rezdôra

• The River Café

• Semma*

• Shion 69 Leonard Street*

• Sushi Amane

• Sushi Ginza Onodera

• Sushi Nakazawa

• Sushi Noz

• Sushi Yasuda

• Tempura Matsui

• Torien*

• Tsukimi

• Tuome

• Vestry

• Yoshino*