Top Macau Restaurant

Posted by chinacrisis (606 days ago)

Can you suggest a great restaurant to take my parents for their 50th wedding anniversary please? Money no object. They are quite old and may not appreciate the bright lights of the Vegas casinos. (I tried the Macau forum, but it is pretty dead over there) THANKS!

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Posted by Claire (606 days ago)

If money no object... Robuchon a Galera.

Posted by chinacrisis (606 days ago)

Thanks - how was it, say in comparison to Gaddis? What about a place that does good Mecanese food?

Posted by Sad Sack (606 days ago)

I have heard there are some great restuarants at http://www.wynnresorts.com/ but not been yet

If you want macanese nothing beats Fernandos. NOTHING!

Posted by crj (606 days ago)

50 years - wow!!

The Military Club is formal and traditional.

Website:
http://home.macau.ctm.net/~cmm/
It is in Portuguese, but you can see photos of the restaurant and you can google translate the page

Here is a mini-review from Frommers:
http://www.frommers.com/destinations/macau/D44478.html

Posted by Ed (606 days ago)

Moved to Best Restaurants

Posted by chinacrisis (605 days ago)

Great... no more replies now...

Posted by crj (604 days ago)

So what did you decide?

Posted by chinacrisis (599 days ago)

Went to Henri's Galley. Good Macau food, and reasonable. Supposedly once the best restaurant in Macau, just under Bella Vista. Had lunch at the Military Club - buffet for $108 was great, but the surroundings are amazing. Also went to Galo on Taipa which was probably the best Meccanese food of the trip - olde restaurant and average service, but great food.

Posted by crj (599 days ago)

Good to see your feedback, did your parents enjoy their 50th?

Posted by chinacrisis (599 days ago)

Yes they did thank you! There are some great sights in Macau, which hopefully won't get lost with all the mega casinos going up. We stayed at the Pousada Mong Ha which was a quiet hotel in Macau and used as a training hotel for the Institute of Tourism - a nice little colonial style hotel.

Posted by gmbl (598 days ago)

POusada is very good and different than the concrete style building !!