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Michelin-starred restaurants in New York City

Start with Le Bernardin in Midtown for check the current prix fixe or tasting menu, Eleven Madison Park in Flatiron / Madison Square Park and Per Se in Columbus Circle. Here are all 11, with why each one is worth it.

11 places · mostly in Columbus Circle · Updated October 25, 2026

Le Bernardin
Le Bernardin · Photo: Le Bernardin
  1. Le BernardinLe BernardinMidtown

    Get: Check the current prix fixe or tasting menu; the kitchen is built around raw and lightly cooked fish

    Michelin 3★ (2025; 3★ since 2006) · French seafood · $$$$

  2. Eleven Madison ParkEleven Madison ParkFlatiron / Madison Square Park

    Michelin 3★ (2025; 3★ since 2012) · Contemporary, plant-based tasting

  3. Per SePer SeColumbus Circle

    Michelin 3★ (2025; 3★ since 2006) · Contemporary French-American

  4. Sushi ShoSushi ShoMidtown East

    Michelin 3★ (promoted 2025) · Sushi omakase

  5. AtomixAtomixFlatiron / NoMad · Michelin 2★ · Korean tasting menu · $$$$

    Michelin 2★ · Korean tasting menu

  6. AskaAskaWilliamsburg, Brooklyn · Michelin 2★ · Nordic tasting · $$$$

    Michelin 2★ · Nordic tasting

  7. CésarCésarWest Village / Hudson Square

    Michelin 2★ · Contemporary seafood

  8. SagaSagaFinancial District

    Michelin 2★ · Contemporary tasting

  9. MasaMasaColumbus Circle

    Michelin 2★ (2025; dropped from 3★) · Sushi omakase

  10. Joo OkJoo OkMidtown South / Koreatown

    Michelin 2★ (promoted 2025) · Korean tasting

  11. JungsikTribeca

    Michelin 3★ (promoted 2024) · Contemporary Korean

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Michelin-starred restaurants in New York City: questions people ask

What are the michelin-starred restaurants in New York City?

Chef Amazing’s picks start with Le Bernardin (Midtown), Eleven Madison Park (Flatiron / Madison Square Park) and Per Se (Columbus Circle). All 11 places are on this page with what to get, where they are and a map.

Which neighborhood is best for michelin-starred restaurants in New York City?

Most of these are in Columbus Circle. The map on this page shows every one, numbered like the list.

How does Chef Amazing pick these?

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Places change: check hours before you go. Pins come from addresses and OpenStreetMap and can be a little off. Updated October 25, 2026.

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