Known for its afternoon Cantonese opera performances and traditional dim sum dishes, this old-school teahouse restaurant is one of the last of its kind. If you are looking for excellent food, atmosphere and entertainment, family-run Tai Long Fong delivers on all counts.
Chef Michele Dell’Aquila brings more than 20 years of international culinary training and a refreshing new vision to the table at The Manor, the signature restaurant at The St. Regis Macao.
Take a trip back in time at Lan Heong Kuok. The family-owned teahouse stays true to tradition with its hand-written menus, Chinese watercolour paintings, handmade dim sum dishes and various types of rice dumplings – all created from family recipes passed down for three generations.
Tryangle Roastery & Coffee Co has three locations around town, leading a new wave of specialty coffee shops.
Designed with Australian coffee culture in mind, this refreshing coffee shop offers a variety of experimental coffees, cakes and light bites.
Whether you’re craving something ultra-traditional, luxurious or cheap and cheerful, these Italian restaurants will effectively transport you to the Mediterranean.
The restaurant is named after owner Alfonso Iaccarino’s two-Michelin-starred restaurant Don Alfonso 1890 in a hamlet outside of Naples.
Getting together with friends and family to share food is a time-honoured Italian tradition, and Galaxy Macau’s Terrazza Italian Restaurant has mastered the art of hospitality.
If you’re looking to impress a client or simply feel like indulging, city-side dwellers will find what they are looking for at Caffé B.
Designed to look like a classic fast-paced Italian eatery, Pronto showcases high, vaulted ceilings, terracotta marble accents and a wood-fired oven as a backdrop.
Established in 2003, Antica Trattoria has earned a reputation for honest, hearty food.
For a real neighbourhood vibe, you can’t beat Old Taipa’s La Cucina Italiana.
Find authentic Southern Italian food at Wynn Macau’s Ristorante Il Teatro.
