Thailand's MICHELIN Guide 2027 Marks 10th Anniversary with Record Starred Establishments
The MICHELIN Guide Thailand 2027 celebrates its 10th anniversary with a record 507 establishments featured, including 53 starred restaurants. Highlights include Chiang Mai's first star and PRU in Phuket earning Two Stars, underscoring Thailand's diverse and sustainable gastronomy.
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