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Laurie Osborne
Journalist — Bangkok food news; guide and awards reporting.
Listed with the critics and writers in Bangkok.
Laurie Osborne wrote Time Out Bangkok's Michelin Guide Thailand 2026 report on 27 November 2025, the fullest published account of that year's star list.
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Nothing here yet where they gave a verdict of their own — anything below is coverage they wrote, not an endorsement.
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- Time Out Bangkok, Michelin Guide Thailand 2026 report ↗reporting · 2025-11-27
- AksornCharoenkrung
“The 2026 guide introduced the prestigious MICHELIN Guide Mentor Chef Award in Thailand for the first time. The inaugural recipient is David Thompson, chef and owner of Aksorn”
- Baan Tepa Culinary SpaceWang Thonglang
“Goat joins four other restaurants, Pru, Haoma, Champa, and Baan Thepa, that retained their Green Star status”
- Bo.lanThonglor
“The new entries are: Bo.lan, a Thai restaurant combining traditional recipes with an environmentally conscious approach”
- GaaThonglor
“Gaa (Bangkok)”
- GagganPhrom Phong
“The promoted restaurants are: Gaggan, offering over 20 courses of creative cuisine accompanied by an immersive light and music show”
- Le DuSilom
“Le Du (Bangkok)”
- NusaraOld Town (Rattanakosin)
“Nusara, a Thai restaurant from Chef 'Ton' Thitit Tassanakajorn, offering refined Thai cuisine with stunning views of Wat Pho”
- PotongYaowarat (Chinatown)
“Potong (Bangkok)”
- Raan Jay FaiOld Town (Rattanakosin)
“Jay Fai (Bangkok)”
- Samrub Samrub ThaiSilom
“Samrub Samrub Thai (Bangkok)”
- SornPhrom Phong
“Contemporary German restaurant Suhring joins Sorn as one of only two three-star restaurants in Thailand”
- AksornCharoenkrung