Macau Restaurants
Kapok Cantonese Restaurant
This crowd-pleaser behind the Crown has quality dim sum in a more casual setting.
Beijing Kitchen - Grand Hyatt Macau
Expansive and bold Beijing Kitchen is celebrated as one of Macau’s best Asian restaurants, making this popular venue an excellent choice for a luxurious experience of northern Chinese flavors and textures. Located in the Grand Hyatt in the City of Dreams resort complex on the Cotai Strip, this is a very close relative (and replica) of the Grand Hyatt’s Made in China restaurant in Beijing. The restaurant’s semi-open kitchen layout allows guests to spy on the action in all four of the restaurant’s kitchens, each dedicated to a specific cuisine specialty, while a master chef orchestrates the action to ensure dishes are served still sizzling.
Open Hours:11:30 - 00:00 Sun - Sat
Address:Grand Hyatt Macau City of Dreams, Estrada do Istmo
Phone No.:(+853) 8868 1930
Chan Kuong Kei
The attractive red and yellow colors on the shop front and on the t-shirts of their efficient workers does make this restaurant stand out from the others. But no need for the extravagant colors, their long lines of customers waiting on their shop door stole all the attention. Their barbecue meats and noodles is what makes the long lines by the door. Roast gooses and barbecue pork are the two most popular choice but it is also good to try their double or triple rice plate.
Address:19 Rua
do Dr. Pedro Jose Lobo, Centro, Macau
Phone No.: +853 2831 4116
Food Paradise - Crown Towers MacauOne could argue that all of Macau is a food paradise, but the actual Food Paradise in the City of Dreams shopping and resort complex on the Cotai Strip is a collection of casual dining options akin to a shopping center food court, with walk-up counters and a shared dining area. A fair variety of specialties from around the world are available: Cantonese, Portuguese/Macanese, Japanese, Italian, and Southeast Asian, as well as drinks and desserts. Prices are reasonable and both MOP and Hong Kong dollars are accepted. Ambiance is casual, with a nice view of the Macau cityscape.
Open Hours:11:00 - 22:30 Sun - Sat
Address:Level 2, The Boulevard Crown Towers Macau City of Dreams, Estrada do Istmo, Cotai, Macau
Phone No.:(+853) 2889 8832
Old Neptune Restaurant - The Venetian Macau-Resort-HotelLocated on the ground floor of The Venetians, this restaurant is extremely well-known by the local residents. Coming from the original Lou Kei in Fai Chi Kei, this restaurant is kept with its quality and style. Famous for their bamboo pressed noodles, their signature Golden Crab Noodle Stew is not something you should miss. Another must-try is their different varieties of congee. They use an assorted selection of rice including Thai, Japanese, and Chinese rice to create their full volume texture to the congee. Famous congee dishes include Fish Congee and Scallop.
Open Hours:
10:00 - 23:00 Sat - Wed
10:00 - 00:00 Thu - Fri
Address:Shop
1032 on the casino floor The Venetian Macau-Resort-Hotel Estrada da
Baía de N. Senhora da Esperança, s/n, The Cotai Strip
Phone No.:(+853) 2882 8333
Imperial Court -MGM Grand Macau
This Michelin-starred restaurant, considered to be MGM Macau’s flagship eatery, is renowned for serving modern interpretations of Cantonese dishes in a setting reminiscent of the Qing and Ming dynastic courts. The menu presents all of the standard Chinese delicacies—abalone, shark’s fin, bird’s nest, barbecued duck and pork and wok-fried cuts of premium beef, chicken and pork—but the restaurant’s signature dishes are what draws a crowd. Try the shallow-fried sea cucumber with scrambled egg white and almond sauce, served with slivers of shaved Yunnan ham, or the poached Tianjin cabbage, fungus and Chinese wolfberries in supreme bouillon, presented in a grand Chinese tea cup. The wine selection includes several Portuguese choices. Service is extremely knowledgeable and well-timed.
The dining area’s hushed ambiance is designed to provide an intimate
experience to each table, with sections for smokers and non-smokers, but for
those who truly value privacy there are six private rooms with en-suite
restrooms.
Dinner for two averages MOP600 without alcohol.
Open Hours
:
11:00 - 15:00 Sun - Thu
18:00 - 23:00 Sun - Thu
10:00 - 15:00 Fri - Sat
18:00 - 23:00 Fri - Sat Public holidays 10am – 3pm, 6pm – 11pm
11:00 - 15:00 Sun - Thu
18:00 - 23:00 Sun - Thu
10:00 - 15:00 Fri - Sat
18:00 - 23:00 Fri - Sat Public holidays 10am – 3pm, 6pm – 11pm
Phone
No.: +853 8802 3888
Jade Garden-StarWorld Hotel Macau
This popular group from Shanghai brings the finest Shanghainese dining to Macau. It's location at the heart of peninsula which is convenient for business lunches or quick bite for gamblers. With private rooms and booth seatings along side the restaurant, it makes it best for gatherings to try their specialities including sauteed river shrimps and Jade Garden tea-smoked duck.
Address: 6F StarWorld Hotel Macau Avenida da Amizade
Phone No.: +853 8290 8638
Luk Kei Noodle
This second generation owner-chef is
very strait when it comes to making his popular noodle: the traditional way
using bamboo sticks. Located on a small alley, this clean shop is always
crowded with customers waiting to get their specialities including noodles with
dried prawn roe, crispy fish balls, deep fried wonton, and water crab congee.
Address: 1-D
Travessa da Saudade, Macau
Phone No.: +853 2855 9627
Lung Wah Tea House
Openned in the 1960's, this traditional tea house still runs the old fashion way; water is still self served from the water boiler and the boss still uses an abacus for the bill. Ingredients are bought every morning from the market across the street. The boss makes sure that all ingredients are fresh including their famous chicken dish and their beef stir fry noodle. Make sure you come early to taste their famous dim sums as well.
Address:3 Rua Norte do Mervado Aim-Lacerda, Macau
Phone No.:+853 2857 4456
MGM Patisserie-MGM Grand Macau
As the name promises, dainty and delicious desserts are the specialty at MGM Patisserie to satisfy the sophisticated sweet tooth, but the shop also has a savory menu for those who want to work up to the dessert course.
The light and international fare includes crepes, pizza, pasta, sandwiches, Indian curries and Western-style soups, as well as breakfast that is served all day. The high tea features a variety of international tea and coffee blends are served daily. Finish with a beautiful slice of cake for around MOP22-42, with choices including autumn forest berry with rieseling-sabayon pastry, green tea chiffon with vanilla custard & fresh mango, whipped milk chocolate and hazelnut-chocolate chip slice, and blueberry cheesecake served in dainty cupcakes and topped with fresh fruit.
Whole cakes and custom orders are also available for special occasions or bigger appetites. High tea MOP148 per person, or lunch for two with dessert averages MOP200.
Open 9 am – 9 pm daily.
Open Hours:09:00 - 21:00 Sun - Sat
Address:MGM Grand Macau Lote A do Quarteirão B2 da Zona B, Nape
Phone No.:+853 8802 3888
Noite E Dia Café-Hotel Lisboa Macau
Pasta, Chinese-style barbecue, sushi, steaks and Cantonese dim sum are just some of the 200 choices served “night and day” at Noite e Dia, as the restaurant’s name promises. This cafeteria-style coffee shop located in Hotel Lisboa specializes in serving good food, fast – and lots of it. Portions are hefty, and the restaurant’s open kitchen lets diners watch their dishes being prepared by chefs with culinary flair. Best bets are any of the Chinese dishes, sandwiches and burgers, as well as the steamed dim sum combination.Dress is casual. Average meal for two MOP350 without alcohol.
Open Hours:All day Sun - Sat
Address:Lobby level Hotel Lisboa Macau 2-4, Avenida de Lisboa
Phone No.:+853 8803 3140
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