There are two new three-star restaurants in the most Michelin-starred city
Tokyo is the latest stop on Michelin’s international dining guide tour, and the French tire company continues to be particularly generous with its starred designations in the Japanese city, which has more Michelin-star restaurants than any other. In the 2021 guide there are two new restaurants with three stars, two with two stars, and 18 restaurants earning their first Michelin stars.
Sazenka becomes the first Chinese restaurant in Tokyo to earn three Michelin stars. According to Michelin, the restaurant led by chef Tomoya Kawada “combines traditional Chinese flavors with Japanese techniques.” L’Effervescence, a French restaurant that earned two stars back in 2015, joins Sazenka at the three-star level, bringing the total number of three-star restaurants in Tokyo to 12.
There are now 42 two-star restaurants in the city, thanks to the addition of Japanese cuisine restaurant Kutan and Sushi Kanesaka, which offers customizable omakase, while the one-star total jumps to 158 restaurants. It’s a relatively diverse group that includes sushi, Japanese and Chinese cuisines, as well as a few representatives of European cuisine, including four French-influenced restaurants and one Italian.
Michelin also awarded six restaurants its new sustainability award the Green Star, including new three-star restaurant L’Effervescence. As always, the guide also covers more reasonably priced Bib Gourmand restaurants. There are 35 additions this year and another first: New Bib Gourmand restaurant Enrique Marruecos becomes the first Moroccan restaurant to appear in Tokyo’s Michelin guide. See below for the full list of Tokyo’s new Michelin stars.
New three-star restaurants
L’Effervescence
Sazenka
New two-star restaurants
Kutan
Sushi Kanesaka
New one-star restaurants
Akasaka Ogino
Au Deco
Azabu Wakei
Esterre
Faro
Makiyaki Ginza Onodera
Hato
Itsuka
L’Intemporel
Juko
Onarimon Haru
Oryori Katsushi
Series
Shigematsu
ShinoiS
Sushi Murayama
Sushi Sugaya
Sushiya Shota
• These Are The Newly Starred Restaurants In The MICHELIN Guide Tokyo 2021 [Michelin]
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