Eat at a Michelin Star Restaurant

The Japanese capital is a paradise for foodies with its incredible, diverse array of outstanding eateries.

This which includes 226 Michelin-starred restaurants, the highest number of any city in the world.

One of several one-starred ramen restaurants in the city, Sosakumenkobo Nakiryu is a laid-back ramen bar situated a short walk from Otsuka Station, and serves some of the finest bowls of delicious noodle soup in the world, for less than £10.

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For a quintessential fine-dining experience, there's no better choice then New York’s 3 Michelin- Starred 11 Madison Park.

11 Madison Park is considered one of the best restaurants on the planet.

Housed in an elegant, art-deco space in the heart of Manhattan, the restaurant offers 8-10 course tasting menus of delicious, and innovative dishes, alongside a list of outstanding wines, though as you might expect, has a waiting list and prices to match!

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Renowned British chef Fergus Henderson opened his restaurant St John in a former bacon smokehouse.

When British chef Fergus opened in 1994 It was a watershed moment for the capital’s gastronomic scene.

His use of traditional British ingredients and ‘nose to tail’ ethos - where every part of the animal is utilised - shook the industry, leading to a Michelin Star in 2009, which it has since retained, and it continues to inspire and influence chefs across the world to this day.

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This once humble, neighbourhood eatery has since evolved into an empire.

When the original Tim Ho Wan was awarded a Michelin Star a decade ago, it led to the no-nonsense dim sum house being dubbed ‘The World’s Cheapest Michelin Star Restaurant.

With over 40 outlets worldwide, and though the original no longer has a star, the nearby Sham Shui Po branch, which was the second to open, was recently awarded the honour and serves outstanding dim sum at super affordable prices, with guests able to fill their stomachs for under £10.

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Housed in a beautiful 18th century building in the historic Chiado district of the Portuguese capital, the two-starred Alma.

Takes customers on a journey through a menu of outstanding and creative dishes encompassing traditional local, and diverse international ingredients and flavours. With a delicious wine-list composed of predominantly Portuguese varieties, outstanding service, and an effortlessly stylish setting, Alma has it all, and it’s prices are relatively affordable when compared with fine-dining restaurants elsewhere.

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Did you know the UK alone has 3,000 current restaurants that have been given the coveted Michelin Star.

You can travel the world for incredible food, but it can also be enjoyed right under your nose. By taking a look at the Michelin guide, you are able to find places incredible places to dine. Also you can use this guide on your travels to find places to eat where you're travelling to take some of the guesswork out of your food choices and hopefully improve your dining experiences.

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