The Michelin Guide Singapore has added 10 new entries to its Bib Gourmand list for 2026, according to Yahoo News Singapore. The list, which highlights affordable and high-quality dining, now includes a wider range of local stalls and restaurants.
Among the new additions are Jia Xiang, King of Laksa, and Rajarani Thosai, as reported by AsiaOne. The Straits Times also confirmed the announcement of the new Bib Gourmand eateries. One notable inclusion is a hawker stall run by a former doctor, King of Laksa, according to 8days.sg.
The Bib Gourmand category is distinct from Michelin stars, focusing on establishments that offer good food at moderate prices. The 2026 selection continues to reflect Singapore’s diverse food scene, from hawker centres to casual restaurants. The full list is available on the official MICHELIN Guide website.
Diners can look forward to exploring these newly recognised spots across the island.
