The Michelin Guide's 2025 listings have marked a significant milestone for Dubai, as it awarded its first three-Michelin-star rating to two restaurants: Trésind Studio, the world’s first Indian restaurant to receive this honor, and FZN by Björn Frantzén, which advanced from zero to three stars. In addition to these distinctions, four other restaurants maintained two-star status, including Row on 45. Meanwhile, newcomers Manāo and Jamavar each earned their first star. The growing culinary scene in Dubai showcases not only exceptional flavors but also impressive atmosphere and service for diners.
FZN by Björn Frantzén has quickly climbed the ranks to become one of Dubai's very best restaurant, inspired by his three-Michelin-starred restaurants in Stockholm and Singapore.
The intimate, two-story space accommodates only 27 guests, ensuring an exclusive and immersive tasting menu, featuring British chef Jason Atherton’s fusion of French and Japanese cuisine.
Michelin Guide's 2025 listings awarded Dubai its first three-Michelin-star restaurant, with Trésind Studio leading as the world's first Indian establishment to achieve this honor.
While numerous dining options thrive in Dubai, our guide highlights eateries that promise not just flavor but also quality in atmosphere, service, and overall experience.
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