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Mountain Hub Gourmet: Michelin star defended – cheers at the airport!
The "Mountain Hub Gourmet" at the Hilton Munich Airport once again receives a Michelin star under chef Marcel Tauschek - an award that offers excellent alpine cuisine.
Mountain Hub Gourmet: Michelin star defended – cheers at the airport!
In the heart of Munich Airport, the “Mountain Hub Gourmet” continues to shine as a culinary beacon. The restaurant, which is located in the Hilton Munich Airport, has once again received a Michelin star. Chef Marcel Tauschek and his dedicated team celebrate this success and show that they are among the best in the industry.
Marcel Tauschek, who has been head chef since January 2023, has quickly turned the restaurant, which opened in 2020, into a hotspot for foodies. The “Mountain Hub Gourmet” received its first star in 2022. The award honors the excellent cuisine, which is based on regional and seasonal products from the Alpine region – you won’t find typical Spanish seafood such as lobster or turbot here. Guests can look forward to “alpine cuisine” that is presented fresh and varied.
Special features and offers
The popularity of the “Mountain Hub Gourmet” is reflected not only in the award, but also in the increasing number of guests. Business people, passengers and gourmets alike find themselves in the stylish ambience. The restaurant offers a number of special offers including:Gourmet lunch, the evening service on Thursday and Friday as well as thatYoung Star Specialfor guests under 30 years old. These trends are part of the subtle presence that Munich airport Managing director Jan-Henrik Andersson praises.
“The entire team has a knack for providing an excellent fine dining experience,” says Andersson. The restaurant is a popular location for exclusive events and even has a terrace that creates a special ambience.
A look at star cuisine in Germany
The MICHELIN Guide Germany 2025 has a total of 341 starred restaurants. The trend continues towards plant-based cuisine and sustainable practices, highlighted by Gwendal Poullennec, International Director of the MICHELIN Guide. Among the 282 restaurants with one star, the “Mountain Hub Gourmet” is one of the few to defend this honor in the Freising district, especially after the closure of the “Camers” in Hohenkammer Castle at the beginning of 2025.
With a total of 12 3-star restaurants, including Tohru in Munich, and 47 2-star restaurants, Germany remains one of the most important markets for haute cuisine in Europe. In 2025, some new highlights à la “Loumi” in Berlin-Kreuzberg were listed among the new 1-star restaurants.
The “Mountain Hub Gourmet” remains an integral part of Munich’s culinary landscape and offers an incomparable experience for everyone who appreciates good food. We can't wait to see what the future holds for Marcel Tauschek's team!