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= = MICHELIN guide Hong Kong Macau 2009: the selection = = Hong Kong : the selection = MICHELIN STARS Total One star Two stars Three stars number of ( ) ( ) ( ) restaurants NSV= NQ= T= N= Number of Bibs Gourmands : OQ (complete menu at 300 HK$ maximum) Number of cuisines selected in the guide: 33 American, Asian and Western, Belgian, Cantonese, Chinese, Chinese contemporary, Dim Sum, European Contemporary, French, French contemporary, Fusion, Hakkanese, Hotpot, Indian, International, Italian, Italian contemporary, Italian and Japanese, Japanese, Japanese contemporary, Mediterranean, Noodle, Noodle&Congee, Pekingese, Seafood, Shanghainese, Sichuan, Steakhouse, Swiss, Thai, Thai and Vietnamese, Vietnamese, Vietnamese contemporary. = Q = = Hong Kong: the starred restaurants = o Lung King Heen ô n Amber õ Bo Innovation ó Caprice ö L'Atelier de Joël Robuchon ó Shang Palace ô Summer Palace ô T'ang Court õ m Fook Lam Moon (Wanchai) ô Forum ó Hutong ó Lei Garden (IFC) ó Lei Garden (Tsim Sha Tsui) ó Ming Court ô Petrus ö Pierre õ Regal Palace ô Shanghai Garden ô The Golden Leaf ó The Square ó Tim's Kitchen ò Yung Kee ó = R = = Hong Kong: the Bibs Gourmands = = Café Siam ò Cheung Kee ò Crystal Jade La Mian Xiao Long Bao (TST) ò Farm House ó Golden Bauhinia ó Gunga Din's ò Ho Hung Kee 2 Jashan ó Kin's Kitchen ò Lei Garden (Elements) ó Lei Garden (Mong Kok) ó Le Soleil ó Lian ò Luk Yu Tea House ò Naozen ò 1/5 Nuevo ò Tandoor ó Tasty (Happy Valley) ò Tasty (Hung Hom) 2 Tasty (IFC) 2 West Villa ó Yee Tung Heen ô Yè Shanghai (Admiralty) ó Yunyan ó = S = Macau : the selection MICHELIN STARS Total One star Two stars Three stars number of ( ) ( ) ( ) restaurants PP= Q= N= N= Number of Bibs Gourmands : O (menu at 300 MOP maximum) Number of cuisines selected in the guide : 14 Asian, Cantonese, French, French Contemporary, Italian, Japanese, Japanese Tempura, Macanese, Mediterranean, Noodle&Congee, Portuguese, Spanish, Steakhouse, Thai T = Macau : the starred restaurants = o Robuchon a Galera õ n Tim's Kitchen ô m Imperial Court ô The Eight ô Tung Yee Heen ô Ying ô = = Macau: the Bibs Gourmands = Noodle & Congee Corner 2 Square Eight ò Michelin Media Department, tel.: + 33 1 45 66 10 39 = U.

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