Dining choice in Macau
Sep 11, 2012 | 8:28 pm
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Join Date: Sep 2012
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Dining choice in Macau
Dear All,
Besides the choice of hotel as I stated on another thread, looking for a place to eat become another important topic I need to consider.
Earlier this year, I've made visit to Antonio (Recommended by the Michelin Guide) and the Robuchon restaurant (the only Michelin 3-star rated restaurant in Macau), so I think I won't make another visit this time.
This time, I've considered several place for dining:
1. The 8 restaurant at Grand Lisboa , A Michelin 2-star restaurant
2. Guincho A Galera at Hotel Lisboa, a new Portuguese fine-dining restaurant
3. Don Alfonso 1890 at Grand Lisboa, great Italian cuisine restaurant
4. Wing Lei Heen at Wynn Macau, A Michelin 2-star restaurant
5. Beijing Kitchen at Grand Hyatt Macau, famous on its Peking Duck
6. ALBERGUE 1601, a newly opened Macanese cuisine restaurant
It would be grateful if I can have your comments on my above choices. Thank You.
Besides the choice of hotel as I stated on another thread, looking for a place to eat become another important topic I need to consider.
Earlier this year, I've made visit to Antonio (Recommended by the Michelin Guide) and the Robuchon restaurant (the only Michelin 3-star rated restaurant in Macau), so I think I won't make another visit this time.
This time, I've considered several place for dining:
1. The 8 restaurant at Grand Lisboa , A Michelin 2-star restaurant
2. Guincho A Galera at Hotel Lisboa, a new Portuguese fine-dining restaurant
3. Don Alfonso 1890 at Grand Lisboa, great Italian cuisine restaurant
4. Wing Lei Heen at Wynn Macau, A Michelin 2-star restaurant
5. Beijing Kitchen at Grand Hyatt Macau, famous on its Peking Duck
6. ALBERGUE 1601, a newly opened Macanese cuisine restaurant
It would be grateful if I can have your comments on my above choices. Thank You.
