Michelin Guide Expands to Philly and Boston for 2025-See the Full List of Starred Restaurants

"The biggest news of the night came out of New York, where Sushi Sho, run by chef Keiji Nakazawa, was the only restaurant elevated to three Michelin stars. Fellow New York restaurant Joo Ok and Chicago's Kasama each jumped from one to two stars. Chicago's Feld joined the ranks with its first Michelin star, and picked up a Green Star in the process. New York City also welcomed four new one-star restaurants: Bridges, Muku, Huso, and Yamada."

"Pietramala, an entirely vegan restaurant that builds its menu around organic produce and creative fermentation, was recognized with a Green Star. The city also picked up a slate of new Bib Gourmands, including three standout cheesesteak spots. Altogether, the 2025 Northeast Cities selection includes 664 restaurants representing 64 different cuisines. Diners will find six three-star restaurants, 22 two-star restaurants, and 93 one-star spots, plus nine Green Star honorees, 166 Bib Gourmands, and 377 additional recommended restaurants across the five cities and their surrounding areas."

The 2025 Michelin Guide Northeast Cities ceremony at Philadelphia’s Kimmel Center unveiled selections for New York City, Chicago, Washington, D.C., Boston, and Philadelphia. Sushi Sho in New York was elevated to three Michelin stars. Joo Ok (New York) and Kasama (Chicago) advanced from one to two stars, while Chicago’s Feld earned its first star and a Green Star. New York added four new one-star restaurants: Bridges, Muku, Huso, and Yamada. Boston’s 311 Omakase received one star and six local spots earned Bib Gourmands. Philadelphia landed three one-star restaurants and recognized Pietramala with a Green Star, alongside multiple new Bib Gourmands. The guide lists 664 restaurants across 64 cuisines, including six three-star, 22 two-star, 93 one-star, nine Green Stars, 166 Bib Gourmands, and 377 additional recommended venues.

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