Dubai’s culinary landscape has reached a historic milestone. At the MICHELIN Guide Dubai 2025 ceremony held at Address Sky Views on May 22, Tresind Studio was awarded an unprecedented three Michelin stars, becoming the first Indian restaurant in the world to receive this prestigious recognition.
Led by Chef Himanshu Saini, Tresind Studio has consistently pushed the boundaries of Indian fine dining, crafting a multi-sensory culinary experience that reflects both innovation and heritage. The restaurant, already a respected name in Dubai’s gastronomic circuit, now stands among the world’s most elite.
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During the awards ceremony, Gwendal Poullennec, International Director of the Michelin Guide, first presented FZN by Björn Frantzén as a newly starred restaurant. Then came the surprise moment — Poullennec returned to the stage to reveal that Tresind Studio had not just retained stars but had leaped to three Michelin stars.
Taking the stage to accept the honour, Chef Himanshu shared heartfelt thanks to his team, family, and Dubai, the city he credits with enabling this achievement. He also spoke about the restaurant’s current tasting menu, titled Rising India, designed to transport diners through the diverse culinary landscape of his home country. “It’s a mini trip to India,” he explained, highlighting Dubai’s unique position as a global crossroads for such storytelling.
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Chef Himanshu dedicated the award to India and his countrymen, calling it a victory for the entire team and a celebration of Indian culinary heritage on the global stage.
With this recognition, Tresind Studio joins a rare circle of excellence and sets a new benchmark for Indian fine dining worldwide. Bookings are expected to fill up fast — a fitting result for a restaurant that’s now making international headlines.
