ORLANDO, Fla. – Five more Orlando-area restaurants have been added to the coveted pages of the Michelin guide.
The new additions to the guide are Camille, Chuan Fu, Natsu, Zaru and Sushi Saint, which is run by Michelin-starred chef Mike Collantes.
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The announcement was made on Valentine’s Day and brings the total number of Michelin-recognized restaurants in the greater Orlando area to 51. There are four Michelin-starred restaurants, 11 Bib Gourmands (which is a mark of high-quality food and a reasonable price) and 36 recommended restaurants.
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The Michelin Guide first came to Florida in 2022. The guide is put out by the French tire manufacturer.
The guide was first put out as a way for drivers to help plan their trips, according to the company, thereby increasing tire sales. In the 1920s, the guide started including information on restaurants and the company began awarding stars in 1936, according to their website.
Michelin stars have since become among the most sought-after awards in the restaurant industry.
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