Vancouver Receives Canada's Second Michelin Guide; 8 Restaurants Each Earn 1 Star

A first for the city and second for Canada overall, Vancouver's inaugural Michelin Guide has been published, with eight restaurants earning one-star recognition, and 12 receiving Bib Gourmands. As reported by Open Jaw, Toronto became the first city in Canada to receive Michelin stars back in SEP.

Vancouver's full selection, including Recommended eateries, totals 60 restaurants.

“Our teams of inspectors genuinely savored their dining experiences in Vancouver,” said Gwendal Poullennec, International Director of the MICHELIN Guides. “They were very impressed with the city’s gastronomic dynamism. The selection – from Stars to Bib Gourmands to the Recommended spots – are all appealing in their own authentic DNA, and very diverse offers. They all can be very proud of their entry in the MICHELIN Guide family, as we’re pleased to highlight them to our community of foodies and travelers.”

A list of Vancouver's Michelin-starred restaurants can be found below. All of them received One Star distinctions, and more information can be found on the Michelin Guide's web site:

  • AnnaLena (Contemporary cuisine)
  • Barbara (Contemporary cuisine)
  • Burdock & Co (Contemporary cuisine)
  • iDen & QuanJuDe Beijing Duck House (Chinese cuisine)
  • Kissa Tanto (Japanese cuisine)
  • Masayoshi (Japanese cuisine)
  • Published on Main (Contemporary cuisine)
  • St. Lawrence (French cuisine)

Bib Gourmands

The MICHELIN Guide inspectors found 12 restaurants worthy of the Bib Gourmand designation, which recognizes "great food at a great value." These are restaurants where one can have two courses and a glass of wine or dessert for less than $60 CAD.

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A list of Bib Gourmand designated restaurants can be found below:

  • Ahn and Chi (Vietnamese)
  • Chupito (Mexican)
  • Fable Kitchen (Contemporary)
  • Florino, Italian Street Food (Italian)
  • Kin Kao Song (Thai)
  • Little Bird Dim Sung + Craft Beer (Chinese)
  • Lunch Lady (Vietnamese)
  • Nightshade (Vegetarian)
  • Oca Pastificio (Contemporary)
  • Phnom Penh (Vietnamese)
  • Say Mercy! (Contemporary)
  • Vij's (Indian)

In total, the Vancouver's Michelin Guide saw 8 Michelin-starred restaurants all with a One Star distinction, 12 Bib Gourmands, 40 recommended restaurants, and 19 cuisine types in total.

For more information, visit the Michelin Guide's web site.

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