Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants 2026 is announced, and six Singapore entries appear on the list!

Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants has just announced its list for 2026!

This year’s awards ceremony was held in Hong Kong, in the Kerry Hotel. 

These results follow the extended Nos. 51 to 100 list, which was released on March 12, and saw four Singapore restaurants featured.

Who’s on the Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants 2026 list?

So, who were the biggest winners for Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants 2026?

Firstly, we have The Chairman in Hong Kong being crowned No. 1 in the region.

Then, we have Bangkok as the city with the most honours, with nine of its restaurants finding their way onto the list — that’s almost 20% of the list!

For Singapore, six restaurants featured on the top 50 rankings for Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants for 2026, which is more than the four that were in the extended list earlier.

Doing Singapore proud, French outfit Odette came in at No. 19, and was also named the best restaurant in Singapore.

Of note, Nae:um, a modern Korean restaurant in Singapore’s CBD, where reservations are highly coveted, also makes its debut on the list at Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants 2026, at a respectable No. 45.

At a glance, these are the Singapore restaurants that made the Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants 2026 list:

19. Odette, Singapore
20. Seroja, Singapore
23. Born, Singapore
38. Les Amis, Singapore
40. Labyrinth, Singapore
45. Nae:um, Singapore (new entry)

Four Singapore restaurants on the extended Nos. 51 to 100 list

On the extended Nos. 51 to 100 list, released two weeks ago on March 12, Seoul leads the pack with seven spots.

One of its representatives is San, a new entry at a very respectable No. 54, and also a restaurant that has also been accorded the One to Watch award.

Singapore restaurants on the extended list include Parkroyal Collection Marina Bay’s talismanic Chinese restaurant, Peach Blossoms, which makes a comeback onto the list at No. 78.

We also see modern Indian outfit Thevar coming in at No. 58 — a significant leap from its previous year’s ranking of No. 70.

These are the four Singapore restaurants featured in the 2026 Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants Nos. 51 to 100 extended list:

58. Thevar, Singapore
59. Burnt Ends, Singapore
77. Meta, Singapore
78. Peach Blossoms, Singapore

Elsewhere, regional rivals Hong Kong also claimed four spots, while Bangkok outperformed us this year with five restaurants being featured.

The full list

Here’s the Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants 2026 list, from No. 1 to No. 50, and the extended list from No. 51 to No. 100.

1. The Chairman, Hong Kong (best restaurant in Hong Kong and Asia)
2. Wing, Hong Kong
3. Gaggan, Bangkok (best restaurant in Bangkok)
4. Mingles, Seoul (best restaurant in South Korea)
5. Nusara, Bangkok
6. Meet the Bund, Shanghai (best restaurant in Mainland China)
7. Chef Tam’s Seasons, Macau
8. Gaggan at Louis Vuitton, Bangkok
9. Ling Long, Shanghai 
10. Ru Yuan, Hangzhou
11. Fu He Hui, Shanghai
12. Sorn, Bangkok
13. La Cime, Osaka (best restaurant in Japan)
14. Onjium, Seoul 
15. Masque, Mumbai (best restaurant in India)
16. Sezanne, Tokyo
17. Lambdre, Beijing
18. Suhring, Bangkok
19. Odette, Singapore (best restaurant in Singapore)
20. Seroja, Singapore
21. Sazenka, Tokyo
22. Logy, Taipei (best restaurant in Taiwan)
23. Born, Singapore
24. Neighborhood, Hong Kong
25. Potong, Bangkok
26. Eatanic Garden, Seoul
27. Ms. Maria & Mr. Singh, Bangkok (re-entry)
28. Maz, Tokyo
29. 102 House, Shanghai (re-entry)
30. Naar, Kasauli
31. Florilege, Tokyo
32. Estro, Hong Kong
33. Myoujyaku, Tokyo
34. Crony, Tokyo
35. Caprice, Hong Kong
36. Le Du, Bangkok
37. Narisawa, Tokyo
38. Les Amis, Singapore
39. Au Jardin, Penang (best restaurant in Malaysia)
40. Labyrinth, Singapore 
41. Mosu, Seoul (re-entry)
42. August, Jakarta  (best restaurant in Indonesia)
43. Bium, Seoul (new entry)
44. Locavore Nxt, Bali (new entry)
45. Nae:um, Singapore (new entry)
46. Mono, Hong Kong (new entry)
47. Wana Yook, Bangkok (new entry)
48. La Bourriche 133, Shanghai (new entry)
49. 7th Door, Seoul
50. JL Studio, Taichung

51. Den, Tokyo
52. Chef 1996, Beijing (new entry)
53. Baan Tepa, Bangkok
54. San, Seoul (new entry)
55. Solbam, Seoul
56. Born and Bred, Seoul
57. Alla Prima, Seoul
58. Thevar, Singapore
59. Burnt Ends, Singapore
60. Goh, Fukuoka
61. Mume, Taipei
62. Dewakan, Kuala Lumpur
63. Sushi Shunji, Tokyo (new entry)
64. Silks House, Taipei (new entry)
65. Fumee, Shenzhen (new entry)
66. Papa’s, Mumbai (new entry)
67. Samrub Samrub Thai, Bangkok
68. Ta Vie, Hong Kong
69. Co-, Chengdu (new entry)
70. Vea, Hong Kong
71. Toyo Eatery, Manila
72. Sushi Saito, Tokyo
73. The Table, Mumbai
74. Soigne, Seoul
75. 74. Inja, New Delhi
76. Cenci, Kyoto
77. Meta, Singapore
78. Peach Blossoms, Singapore (re-entry)
79. Ensue, Shenzhen
80. Jade Dragon, Macau (re-entry)
81. Villa Aida, Wakayama (re-entry)
82. Kataori, Kanazawa (new entry)
83. Farmlore, Bengaluru
84. Xin Rong Ji (Xinyuan South Road), Beijing
85. Jin Sha, Hangzhou (re-entry)
86. Anan Saigon, Ho Chi Minh City (re-entry)
87. Jungsik, Seoul
88. Ando, Hong Kong
89. Gen, Penang (re-entry)
90. Amber, Hong Kong (re-entry)
91. Cote by Mauro Colagreco, Bangkok
92. Respiracion, Kanazawa (new entry)
93. Dewaya, Nishikawa (new entry)
94. Ministry of Crab, Colombo
95. Gaa, Bangkok
96. Haoma, Bangkok (re-entry)
97. Levo, Nanto (re-entry)
98. Kwonsooksoo, Seoul
99. Fiotto, Busan (new entry)
100. Celera, Makati City (new entry)

For more ideas on what to eat, read our stories on the  opening of popular Filipino cafe-bakery Mary Grace in Singapore and where to enjoy March holidays with the kids this year.

Editor’s note: An earlier version of the article mispelled Nae:um. We are sorry for the error.