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The Michelin Guide for Tokyo 2014 (which includes Yokohama and Shonan) has been released with the big news being that three restaurants debuted in the guide with a two-star rating.
Goryukubo, Dominique Bouchet and Yunke all entered the guide with two stars something that used to be a rare occurrence. Three other restaurants went from one to two stars with Sant Pau, Taku-tei and Uchitsu all gaining their second star.
In the three star ratings Michelin actually dropped one establishment, the famous tempura restaurant 7 chome Kyoboshi which dropped from a three to a two star rating. The Tokyo edition now includes 14 three star restaurants, 13 of which are in Tokyo and one in Shonan.
There were a total of 15 new one star ratings awarded in the guide with 14 in Tokyo and one in Yokohama.
In total the Michelin Guide for Tokyo 2014 contains 14 three-stars, 59 two-stars and a massive 208 one-stars.
Below is a list of all those restaurants to gain stars in the Tokyo Michelin Guide 2014.
Existing Three-Star Restaurants
Azabu Yukimura - Tokyo
Esaki - Tokyo
Ginza Koju - Tokyo
Ishikawa - Tokyo
Joel Robuchon - Tokyo
Kanda - Tokyo
Quintessence - Tokyo
Ryugin - Tokyo
Sukiyabashi Jiro Honten - Tokyo
Sushi Mizutani - Tokyo
Sushi Saito - Tokyo
Sushi Yoshitake - Tokyo
Usukifugu Yamadaya - Tokyo
Koan - Shonan
New Two-Star Restaurants
Dominique Bouchet - Tokyo
Goryukubo - Tokyo
Yunke - Tokyo
Sant Pau - Tokyo
Uchitsu - Tokyo
Taku-tei - Shonan
New One-Star Restaurants
Akasaka - Tokyo
Chez Olivier - Tokyo
Collage - Tokyo
Eighty One - Tokyo
Gentil H - Tokyo
Il Pregio - Tokyo
Kuroiwa - Tokyo
La Tour d'Argent - Tokyo
Le Bourguignon - Tokyo
Pellegrino - Tokyo
Sense - Tokyo
Sushi Tokami - Tokyo
Ten-masa - Tokyo
Tirpse - Tokyo
Sushi Otowa - Yokohama
