Neighborhood Guide

From curb-side sweet potatoes to fine-dining tasting menus, Hanoi’s Old Quarter has shaped how Vietnam has eaten for centuries.

Where to eat, stay and shop across Seoul’s commercial and cultural core in northern Seoul — from Dongdaemun’s fashion engine and the world's largest Louis Vuitton Store to the eclectic streets of Hannam and Itaewon.

Where to eat, stay, and shop in southern and eastern Seoul, from Cheongdam’s luxury retail to Seongsu’s industrial-chic design hubs.

True to its name, Mong Kok is one of the most vibrant and bustling districts in Hong Kong. The area is packed with restaurants and cafes offering endless choices. Are you ready to rub shoulders with locals as you explore this lively community where high-end apartments coexist with old tenement buildings, and where luxury hotels stand alongside local cha chaan teng? Read on!

Here’s what you need to know about Si Lom and Sathon, Bangkok’s most Bangkokian neighbourhood.

In Xitun district of Taichung, you can find thriving commercial areas and night markets, serene parks and green zones, as well as stylish restaurants and accommodations. Regardless of what you like to see and do, there is always a reason to fall in love with it.

Tokyo—one of the world’s largest cities. This time, we’ll be introducing various Tokyo neighbourhoods where restaurants and hotels from the MICHELIN Guide are concentrated. Let’s head off to explore Tokyo in search of new discoveries.

Start your own adventure—the MICHELIN Guide way—in Ho Chi Minh City.

New to Saigon? This guide is tailored for you.

With shaded walkways and leafy parks, the French Quarter is perfect for pedestrians. It’s also home to a spirited restaurant scene.