2022 Michelin Starred Restaurants in Istanbul









The meanings of the Michelin Stars and the Michelin Awards are as follows:

1 star: Very good restaurant in its category, high quality dining experience worth going (High quality cooking, worth a stop)

2 stars: A high-quality dining experience worth changing your path (Excellent cooking, worth a detour)

3 stars: Exceptional cuisine, worth a special journey

Michelin Green Star: Restaurant with a gastronomically superior sustainability approach (Gastronomy and sustainability)

2022 Michelin Starred Restaurants in Istanbul;

2 Michelin-starred restaurants:

Turk Fatih Tutak 

(Cumhuriyet, Cumhuriyet Hacıahmet Silahşör Cad, Yeniyol Sk. No:2, 34440 Şişli/İstanbul)

Turk Fatih Tutak, which has managed to become Istanbul's 2 Michelin-starred restaurant, is an excellent address where you can find Turkish dishes carefully prepared by Chef Fatih Tutak with his own interpretation. The restaurant, which is based on the zero waste approach and where preservation techniques such as fermentation and dry ripening are used abundantly, brings a unique and brand new dimension to traditional Turkish dishes.

1 Michelin-starred restaurants:

Mikla

Asmalı Mescit, The Marmara Pera, Meşrutiyet Cd. No:15, 34430 Beyoğlu/İstanbul

With the menu created by Mehmet Gürs by adding respectful but innovative touches to Anatolian cuisine, Mikla is one of the most delicious addresses to discover both the product variety and excellent food in Turkey. Mikla is one of the restaurants that deserves a Michelin star when you add the magnificent 360° view of Istanbul and the vegan menu that Mehmet Gürs always prepares carefully for those who do not consume animal products.

Araka

Yeniköy, Kapalı Bakkal Sk. No:8, 34464 Sarıyer/İstanbul

Araka is one of the Michelin-starred restaurants that should be discovered without wasting any time, with its peaceful place in Yeniköy that will make you feel far away from the noise of the city and the magnificent meals prepared by Chef Zeynep Pınar Taşdemir. In the menu, where vegetables and herbs take the leading role, spices are also used in a very balanced way, where it is possible to enjoy every season freshly.

Neolokal

Arapcamii Mahı, Bankalar Cd. No:11, 34420, 34421 Beyoğlu/İstanbul

Offering Anatolian dishes with brand new touches, Neolokal is one of the most popular addresses in the city, with dishes signed by Chef Maksut Aşkar. Inspired by mother earth and inspired by our traditions, each dish they cook is a masterpiece.

Restaurant awarded the Michelin Green Star: Neolokal

We can say that the Michelin Green Star Award, also known as the Michelin Green Star Award, is an award given to exemplary restaurants that have achieved success in the fields of gastronomy and sustainability and that can inspire both all guests and all restaurants and chefs in terms of sustainability, and we are very lucky to have such a restaurant in Istanbul. !

Restaurant with Michelin Service Award:

Sunset Grill & Bar

Kuruçeşme Mahallesi Ulus Park, Yol Sokağı No:2, 34345 Beşiktaş/İstanbul

The restaurant that won the Michelin Service Award, known as the Michelin Service Award, was Sunset Grill & Bar! The place, which leaves delicious tastes on the palates of gourmets with its dishes bearing the influences of classical French and Asian cuisine and sushi options, is one of the addresses that is determined to make your day better with its perfect service, friendly staff and magnificent location.

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