Hong Kong’s Louise receives its first Michelin star

ONLY half a year after launching, Louise, the Hong Kong-based French restaurant, has been awarded its first Michelin star. Louise, the brainchild of JIA Group and Chef Julien Royer, was one of 16 new entries to the Michelin Guide for Hong Kong and Macau 2020. The recognition came after an incredible year, with the restaurant only opening its doors to the public in June.

Louise, Hong Kong

The outdoor dining area at Louise, new recipient of a Michelin star

Louise marks the first overseas venture for Chef Julien Royer, who has tasted previous success with Odette, the two-Michelin starred restaurant in Singapore. JIA Group has also announced that Cantonese restaurant Duddell’s has retained its Michelin star for the seventh year in a row, bringing the count to a total of ten stars.

Louise, Hong Kong

The exterior of Louise, located in Central Hong Kong

Duddell’s is one of the group’s original restaurants, and has a similar success story to Louise, as it received its first star only months after opening, and has gone on to become a staple of Hong Kong’s cuisine scene.

Yenn Wong, Founder and CEO of JIA Group said, “We are delighted to be recognised for the outstanding quality of food and services provided at JIA’s venues.”

by Simone Williams 

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