In a milestone moment for the UAE’s dining scene, Dubai has officially entered the global culinary big leagues. At a dazzling ceremony held at Address Skyview, FZN by Björn Frantzén and the homegrown Trèsind Studio were each awarded an incredible three Michelin stars — a first for the city.
The atmosphere was electric as both teams received standing ovations, celebrating a win not just for their restaurants, but for the region’s growing global reputation in fine dining.
Chef Himanshu Saini, the creative force behind Trèsind Studio, marked the moment with jubilant air punches, symbolizing a long journey of innovation in modern Indian cuisine. Meanwhile, Chef Björn Frantzén reflected on his 16-year connection to Dubai, calling the accolade here “extra special.”
FZN, known for its seamless blend of modern European cuisine with Japanese influences, now holds three Michelin stars in Stockholm, Singapore, and Dubai — a rare and impressive global hat trick. Trèsind Studio, a long-time favorite and a fixture in the Michelin Guide since 2022, now sits at the pinnacle of recognition.
