Michelin Bib Gourmand 2024 Guide: These Are Hong Kong And Macau’s Best Restaurants

It’s here! Every spring, the Michelin Guide gives recognition to incredible value-for-money gourmet experiences with the Bib Gourmand. The list of 2024 is here for us to add even more places to dine at affordable prices. These establishments have some of the best menus in Hong Kong and Macau, but they also won’t break the bank. Prices usually fall under HKD 400 in Hong Kong or MOP in Macau, yet you get quality food.

In 2024, the Michelin Bib Gourmand is given to a total of 77 food establishments, with 67 in Hong Kong and 10 in Macau. Out of the 10 new entrants, seven are from Hong Kong while three are from Macau. As usual, they range from traditional hawker stallers to contemporary dining spots. Find out who made it to the list of Michelin Bib Gourmand in Hong Kong and Macau!

7 new Michelin Bib Gourmand entries in Hong Kong

Ăn Chơi

This newly-added Vietnamese joint is run by a binational Chinese-Vietnamese couple. It captures the liveliness of Vietnamese street stalls. The signature here is the bánh mì sandwich, available in a range of fillings. They also offer different versions of phở from various regional traditions.

Address: Shop A, 15-17 Mercer Street, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong

Cheung Hing Kee (Tsim Sha Tsui)

Cheung Hing Kee doesn’t just take pride in its sheng jian bao with soupy pork filling. They also have other varieties such as shrimp, mala pork, truffle, crabmeat, and roe. Add the springy buns to the mix.

Address: 48 Lock Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong

Little Napoli

Little Napoli moved from the Michelin Selected list to gaining the Bib Gourmand recognition. This Happy Valley favourite stays true to the chef’s hometown traditions, with classic Neapolitan pizzas and street food like ripieno fritto and panuozzo made with ingredients from Naples.

Address: Shop 1, 8 King Kwong Street, Happy Valley, Hong Kong

Man Yuen

Man Yuen might only be a newcomer to the East Kowloon dining scene, but crowds have already been flocking to this hidden gem (maybe not too hidden anymore after the Bib recognition). It’s tucked away inside a public housing estate and yet many come far and wide to try the quality Cantonese dishes.

Address: Shop S02, 2/F, Tin Ma Court Shopping Centre, 55 Chuk Yuen Road, Wong Tai Sin, Hong Kong

Sang Kee

After its relocation, Sang Kee manages to nab a Bib Gourmand again. This restaurant has been a staple in Wan Chai since 1976. The new location (also in Wan Chai) is more spacious and can accommodate more patrons. Despite that, the menu remains the same and the food is as great as ever. Dig into favourites such as salt-baked chicken, baked fish intestine, and more.

Address: 3/F, Sunshine Plaza, 33 Lockhart Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong

Sang Kee Foods (Western District)

Sang Kee Foods earns the coveted Bib Gourmand for its famous Chiuchow-style goose. The nose-to-tail concept for the marinated goose is made especially with grain-fed goose from Chiuchow. The result? A dish with a firm texture and incredibly meaty flavour.

Address: Shop 4, 263 Queen’s Road West, Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong

Twins Liangpi Limited (Mong Kok)

After moving to Mong Kok from Prince Edward, Twins Linagpi Limited now has a dine-in option. Hence, attaining the Bib Gourmand after its relocation. The star here is the glass noodles dressed in a secret blend of chilli vinegar topped with shredded cucumber, coriander, peas, and ground peanuts.

Address: G/F, 99 Hak Po Street, Mong Kok, Hong Kong

Full list of Hong Kong Bib Gourmand restaurants

1. Ah Chung Shandong Dumpling – Dumplings
2. Ăn Chơi – Vietnamese *NEW
3. Ancient Moon – Singaporean and Malaysian
4. Ba Yi – Xinjiang
5. Both Street – Street food
6. Brass Spoon (Wan Chai) – Vietnamese
7. Café Hunan (Western District) – Huanese
8. Chan Kan Kee Chiu Chow – Chiu Chow
9. Cheung Hing Kee (Tsim Sha Tsui) – Street food *NEW
10. Chiuchow Delicacies (North Point) – Chiu Chow
11. Congee and Noodle Shop – Noodles and congee
12. Din Tai Fung (Causeway Bay) – Shanghainese
13. Din Tai Fung (Tsim Sha Tsui) – Shanghainese
14. Dragon Inn – Seafood
15. Eng Kee Noodle Shop – Noodles
16. Eton – Shun Tak
17. Fisholic (North Point) – Street food
18. Fung Shing (North Point) – Shun Tak
19. Glorious Cuisine – Cantonese
20. Hao Tang Hao Mian (Tai Wai) – Noodles
21. Ho To Tai – Noodles
22. Ju Xing Home – Cantonese
23. Kai Kai – Street food
24. Kau Kee – Noodles
25. Kung Wo Beancurd Factory – Street food
26. Kwan Kee Bamboo Noodles – Noodles
27. Kwan Kee Claypot Rice (Queen’s Road West) – Cantonese
28. Lau Sum Kee (Fuk Wing Street) – Noodles
29. Little Napoli – Italian *NEW
30. Lucky Indonesia – Indonesian
31. Mak Man Kee – Noodles
32. Man Yuen – Noodles *NEW
33. Megan’s Kitchen – Cantonese
34. Moon Tong Lok – Street food
35. Nishiki – Japanese
36. Po Kee – Cantonese roast meats
37. Putien (Causeway Bay) – Fujian
38. Sai Kwan Lo Jo – Street food
39. Samsen (Sheung Wan) – Thai
40. Samsen (Wan Chai) – Thai
41. Sang Kee – Cantonese *NEW
42. Sang Kee Foods (Western District) – Street food *NEW
43. Saya – Thai
44. She Wong Leung – Cantonese
45. Shek Kee Kitchen – Cantonese
46. Ship Kee – Cantonese
47. Shugetsu Ramen (Central) – Ramen
48. Sing Kee – Cantonese
49. Sister Wah – Noodles
50. Sun Yuen Hing Kee – Cantonese roast meats
51. Tai Wai Dining Room (Tai Wai) – Cantonese
52. Tai Wing Wah – Cantonese
53. Tai Woo – Cantonese
54. Tak Kee – Chiu Chow
55. Takeya – Japanese
56. Tasty (Centlra) – Noodles and congee
57. Tim Wo Wan (Sham Shui Po) – Dim sum
58. Tin Hng – Cantonese roast meats
59. Trusty Congee King (Wan Chai) – Noodles and congee
60. Tsim Chai Kee (Wellington Street) – Noodles
61. Twins Liangpi Limited (Mong Kok) – Street food *NEW
62. Wang Fu – Dumplings
63. What to Eat – Taiwanese
64. Wing Lai Yuen – Shanghainese and Sichuan
65. Yi Jia – Shanghainese and Sichuan
66. Yuan is Here (Western District) – Taiwanese
67. Yue Kee – Cantonese

Full list of Macau Bib Gourmand restaurants

1. Chan Seng Kei – Cantonese
2. Cheong Kei – Noodles
3. Din Tai Fung (COD) – Shanghainese
4. IFTM Educational Restaurant – Macanese
5. Kapok – Cantonese *NEW
6. Lok Kei Noodles (Patane) – Noodles and congee
7. Lou Kei – Cantonese
8. O Castiço – Portugese
9. Restaurant Litoral (Taipa) – Portuguese *NEW
10. Son Tak Kong – Shun Tak *NEW

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This article first appeared on Lifestyle Asia Hong Kong