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At these highly original MICHELIN Guide restaurants, it’s not just the food that shines. From beneath the ocean to halfway up the Eiffel Tower, here are 13 of the most surprising dining destinations around the world.

Gone are the days when greens on a plate were only there to play supporting roles to rich seafood starters and meaty mains. These days, vegetables are emerging as the rightful stars of many a fine-dining table. Our Inspectors around the world have recognized these vegetarian restaurants for their meat-free, plant-based cuisines.

Craving Singaporean food outside of the Lion City? Here's where to get iconic Singaporean classics such as Chilli Crab, Chicken Rice, and Bak Kut Teh.

You can always rely on the MICHELIN star to guide you to a memorable dining experience. Of course, a meal at a starred restaurant comes at a price, but the notion that they are by definition expensive is unfounded. If you're not yet convinced, keep reading to see our list of the most affordable MICHELIN-starred establishments in the Netherlands. Another tip: lunch is usually your best bet for culinary excellence without breaking the bank.

Is it possible to eat in a Michelin-starred restaurant for less than 50 euros? The answer is yes, as highlighted by the examples showcased in this selection, enabling you to enjoy fine cuisine at more affordable prices.

From a culinary point of view, lunch set menus are just as much of a draw as those served at dinner, but they also have the added bonus of being more affordable. The MICHELIN Guide's inspectors have handpicked 16 restaurants that promise particularly appealing prices.

MICHELIN Guide Inspectors travel the globe all year and their discoveries are too good to keep secret.

MICHELIN Guide restaurants provide unforgettable experiences. So do MICHELIN Guide hotels. Here are the places around the world where you can have both.