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Standing at 154-meter tall, MGM Macao is one of luxurious five-star hotel resort with many distinguishing features. Inspired by arts, every element of the hotel is infused with a sense of creativity and style.
Its world-class facilities include Tria Spa, authentic art pieces, and eight signature restaurants and bars to fulfil any gastronomic cravings. Truly a work of art all of its own, MGM Macao is the destination for world-class entertainment and style.


Get amazed by the European-inspired Grand Praca, housed under a stunning glass ceiling located near the lobby entrance. Two grand staircases cascade down from a stunning façade, crafted in the image of Lisbon’s Central Train Station.

In the centre, lies a vivid, cylindrical aquarium, that symbolises luck and good fortune in Chinese culture. You may find various species of fish, as well as the rays, glide timelessly around a vibrant column of coral.

Accommodation

MGM Macao has 582 luxurious hotel rooms in total. 468 guestrooms, 99 suites and 15 villas. There are 6 different room types. Guest may choose the preferred room types based on their preference.
Check out the Grand Deluxe Ocean View Room that I stayed during my trip to Macao. Remarkable contemporary design permeates the room, providing you with the perfect mix of wonder and luxury.



Wake up every morning to a truly awe-inspiring sight. A clear view of the ocean sets these rooms apart – offering you a vantage point unlike any other to be seduced by Macao’s natural majesty.


Soak yourself in the bathtub with premium sea salt that was provided by the hotel while you read your favourite novel or putting on your face mask. This could be the best moment for you after a long day of touring the city.

Facilities

Visit the hotel’s outdoor pool for a relaxing and fun experience. Unwind where the sea meets the sky. Whether you’re enjoying a dip in the infinity pool or taking in the 180˚ view of the South China Sea from the Jacuzzi, poolside is the perfect place to chill out. If that wasn’t enough, sip on tropical drinks and cocktails or even enjoy a poolside spa treatment.


The pool and gym are located within the Spa. Pamper yourself at Tria Spa with a their signature treatments after an intense workout.

Food

Includes the breakfast when you book a room with them. You will definitely love their breakfast at Rossio. Featuring an extensive buffet for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, Rossio is a place for a classically universal spread and a hearty buffet including interactive cooking stations preparing cuisines that cater to your desire.



A wonderful spread for a breakfast.


Location

Address:MGM MACAO, Avenida Dr. Sun Yat Sen, NAPE, Macao
General Enquiries: (853) 8802 8888
Fax: (853) 8802 3333
Email: hotelenquiry@mgm.mo
Website: https://www.mgm.mo/en
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MGMMACAU

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This post was written in collaboration with Macao Government Tourism Office and MGM Macao.
FB: https://www.facebook.com/ExperienceMacao.SG
IG: www.instagram.com/experiencemacao.sg


Wrote by Only William...
The stunning variety of distinctive cuisine available in Macao makes this international city a paradise for food lovers. With plenty of fresh ingredients and many restaurants to choose from, there is food to please every palate.
Macao’s delicacies are known-to-world, which always attract locals and the tourists. An array of local food stalls caters to every visitor’s taste and budget; visitor’s ‘must-try’ mode of dining.

1)  SKY 21 -  With a sleek and luxurious interior, customers can experience delectable Asian specialities designed by truly Asian chefs on a sky-high landmark with the great company of the stars and good music.

SKY 21 is a place where no desires are judged, no attitudes are tamed, and no tastes are ignored. Be you in the mood to mingle, splurge, dance, party or simply to chill under the stars, at SKY 21, the sky’s the limit.

Delicious bar bites and appetisers.

Crispy Pork knuckle is a must have when you visit them.


Awesome view from the SKY 21. Oversee the Macao Tower.

Find them:

Website: www.sky21macau.com
Contact: (853) 2811 2122
Address: 21/F, AIA Tower, 251A - 301 Avenida Comercial de Macao, Macao
Opening Hrs: Lunch: 12:00-14:30; Afternoon Tea: 15:00-17:30; Dinner: 18:30-22:30

2)  Lord Stow’s Garden Café – Attention all egg tart lovers!! Lord Stow is a well-liked Portuguese egg tart bakery store in Macao. Started from a small shop since 1989, Lord stow is now a well-known brand in Macao and internationally. The café serves not only the all-time favourite Portuguese egg tarts but also a wide range of all-day breakfast, mains and desserts.


Such a great place to chill out be it morning breakfast with your family, an afternoon tea with your friends or a casual lunch with your loved ones.

Lord Stow’s Portuguese Egg Tart. Creamy and silky filling with an outer crispy layered crust.


Look at the huge variety of breakfast choice. Strongly recommend the Lord Stow’s big breakfast, it’s so delicious.

Find them:

Website: www.lordstow.com
Contact: (853) 2888 1851
Address: G/F C Houston Court 21 Largo do Matadouro, Coloane Village, Macao
Opening Hrs: 09:00-22:00 (Tue-Sun); 09:00-17:00 (Mon)

3)  Café Sab 8 – How can you not eat Macanese food when you visit Macao? Portuguese food can be commonly found on the street of Macao but not Macanese food. Macanese food is a special blend of Portuguese and Chinese cooking styles. With culinary skills passed down from her mother, the chef creates her very own unique menu that certainly arouses each individual’s taste bud.





Find them:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Cafesab8/
Contact: (853) 2835 8191
Address: Patio De Chon Sau, No. 10 R/C A, Macao
Opening Hrs: 12:00 – 19:00 (Daily)
Email: sab8@macau.ctm.net

4)  Tai Lei Loi Kei – The Pork Chop Bun is one of the most iconic food items from Macao, and one cannot leave there without trying this definitive street snack. It is probably the most well-known eatery aka the touristy place to try the Pork Chop Bun, established back in 1968 by Ms Kwok Loi-Ho.

The eatery was quite crowded. Even though this shop has 2 levels, it could be quite packed during certain hours and you may have to queue to go in.

The original pork chop bun is one of the popular choices. You may also choose your preferred bun types to match it with the ‘tenderlicious’ slice of pork chop.



Find them:

Contact: (853) 2882 7150
Address: 35 Rua Correia da Silva, Taipa Village, Macao
Opening Hrs: 08:00-18:00

5)  The Shanghai Magic Restaurant – Shanghai Magic is part of the magical journey at Studio City with its lively interior and renovations inspired by The House of Magic next door. It is also Macao first and only magic-themed restaurant. Shanghai Magic presents modern Shanghainese cuisine in a diverse menu encompassing home-style delicacies and formal fare, with each creation paying tribute to the fine art of Shanghainese gastronomy.

The restaurant has a unique interior design. Most walls display a Chinese painting or tapestry bearing a superstitious story, while one is home to an animated piece featuring butterflies fluttering about. There are two large bronze cages which offer semi-private dining experiences.

The restaurant's most popular dish is none other than the Stewed Shanghainese Style Pork Belly with Fried and Steamed Sweet Buns. Some other signature dishes include Steamed Hot and Sour Shanghainese Pork Dumplings with Crabmeat; Hot and Sour Crab Meat Soup; and Stir-fried Minced Duck and Soy Sprouts served on Northern Style Sesame Pastry is also dishes that you shouldn't miss. Shanghai Magic sets the benchmark for Chinese fine dining with its refined modern interpretations of Shanghainese cuisine.

Glutinous rice dumplings and Osmanthus in rice wine less sweet soup - Desserts are innovative with unexpected creations. If you are aiming for an elevated dining experience, Shanghai Magic will be the right place as it begins each meal with a treat and finishes with a magical presentation.
Find them:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Shanghai-Magic-Restaurant-951447151588729/
Contact: (853) 8865 6620
Address: Studio City Macao, Estr. Flor de Lotus, Macao
Opening Hrs: 11:30-15:00 / 17:30-23:00 (Mon - Sun)

6)  The Lounge @ JW Marriot – Alright, this place is not a restaurant but it serves really delicious afternoon tea canapes and mini desserts. Set within one of the world’s most spectacular entertainment and leisure destinations, Galaxy Macao. JW Marriott Hotel Macao enjoys a privileged location with instant access to a wide selection of international cuisine and vibrant entertainment along with all the amenities a business or leisure travellers could wish for.

An open concept design that locates near the area of the hotel lobby, The Lounge gives out a relaxing atmosphere where visitors can sit down and recharge the energy after a long day of travelling or probably just a little gathering session with their friends.

Enjoy an afternoon tea paired with champagne or evening cocktail. Indulge in JW Marriott Afternoon Tea Set for 2 from MOP338+.


Find them:

Website: https://www.galaxymacau.com/en/macau-restaurant/restaurant-directory/bar/the-lounge/dining-discounts
Contact: (853) 8886 6228
Address: G/F, JW Marriott Hotel Macao
Opening Hrs: 10:00-23:00 (Sun-Thu); 10:00-24:00 (Fri,Sat) Afternoon Tea: 14:30-17:30 (Mon - Sun)

7)  Wong Kun Sio Kung – Michelin recommended for 3 years running since 2013, Wong Kun Sio Kung honours a 35-year old tradition of making noodles using the bamboo method. It serves the widely-popular Shrimp Roe Stir Noodles, as well as local favourites like Sea Crab Congee and Deep-fried Whitebait with Salt and Pepper - all served amidst a warm and friendly ambience.

Wong Kun Sio Kung is located at Macao first hawker-style street market, Broadway Macao. Lets go back to the hustle and bustle of traditional Macao street markets with authentic food, great entertainment and fun!

One of their popular dish, the crab congee. Taste the inherent sweetness in the Dungeness Crab and flavourful congee.


Another well-known dish that you shouldn’t miss. Fresh handmade noodle with shrimp roe. The texture of noodle was perfectly cooked and the shrimp roe dressing compliments well with the noodle. 

Find them:

Website: https://www.broadwaymacau.com.mo/en/macau-restaurant/restaurant-directory/chinese/wong-kun-sio-kung
Contact: (853) 8883 3338
Address: Broadway Food Street, A-G017
Opening Hrs: 11:00-00:00 (Sun-Thu), 11:00-01:00 (Fri, Sat, Sun & PH)

8) Imperial Court – Imperial Court is a great restaurant to provide majestic Chinese cuisine. The food is created from the finest ingredients, distinguished especially by the use of seasonal ingredients, as well as authentic traditional techniques – but with a decidedly unique spin.


Dim Sum appetiser combination. Chef has crafted each appetiser into a culinary surprise by reinventing traditional dim sums. The Barbecued Duck Liver and Pork Skewers is incredibly tasty.


Steam Crab Claw with Egg White – One of my favourite dish. Silky smooth steamed egg white that melts in your mouth immediately. Take a bite of the fresh crab pincer meat for a mild taste of the sea. So, refreshing.


Simmered spinach with peach gum and nostoc in pumpkin soup. Spinach was cooked to the perfect softness. Experience different layers of flavours when you eat a little of everything.

Find them:

Website: https://www.mgm.mo/imperial-court
Email: imperialcourt@mgm.mo
Contact: (853) 8802 2361
Address: MGM MACAO, Avenida Dr. Sun Yat Sen, NAPE, Macao
Opening Hrs: 11:00-15:00, 18:00-23:00 (Mon-Fri), 10:00-15:00, 18:00-23:00 (Sat, Sun & PH)

9) Café Fontana – If you think the choices are still limited, the only way is to opt for a buffet. Much more variety as well as various cuisine to choose from. Forget about losing weight, don’t restrict yourself, especially on food, when you are on a holiday.

Inspired by the world’s great food halls, Café Fontana reinvents the buffet experience. The best seasonal ingredients are showcased on 10 distinct stations, each helmed by an expert purveyor. From outstanding seafood and meat to mouth-watering chocolates or specially sourced seasonal dishes, this bountiful collection satisfies your taste buds as you sample a variety of small plates or enjoy full-size portions.


Check out the florist shop and the Macaroons dessert shop before making the grand entrance to Café Fontana. I believes they will definitely make you happier.


You can expect unlimited servings of succulent seafood such as chilled prawns and mussels, fresh sashimi, authentic local delights and wide spread of luscious desserts.


To satisfy your sweet tooth, Café Fontana offers a extremely huge range of desserts. Get yourself prepared dessert lovers. You will definitely love their desserts.

Find them:

Website: http://www.wynnpalace.com/en/restaurants-n-bars/casual-dining/cafe-fontana
Contact: (853) 8889 3663
Address: Wynn Palace, Macao
Opening Hrs: Open Daily - 06:30-11:00 (Breakfast), 11:30-15:30 (Lunch), 17:30-23:00 (Dinner)

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This post was written in collaboration with Macao Government Tourism Office.
FB: https://www.facebook.com/ExperienceMacao.SG
IG: www.instagram.com/experiencemacao.sg


Wrote by Only William...
Macao is a vibrant city with various exciting activities to do and interesting places to visit that could make you want to visit them again for more. Globally well known as the Asia’s version of Las Vegas, Macao has a total of 29,725 hotel rooms spread across 73 hotel premises that range from 5-star deluxe to 2-star hotels that offers wide range of fun entertaining activities for all visitors.
Now you need not crack your head and think of what to do in Macao? Refer to the list below when you visit Macao and it will definitely make your visit worthwhile.

1)  Golden Reel – Suspended between the twin towers of Studio City at a height of 130 meters, the Golden Reel is the world’s first and Asia’s highest figure-8 Ferris wheel. It features 17 “Steampunk” – themed cabins, each accommodating up to 10 passengers on a memorable ride around the unique shaped figure-8 track. Once aboard, you can admire the breathtaking views of the city in different angles.


The magnificent outlook of the Golden Reel. It makes everyone so excited just by looking from the outside. This could be a different experience compare to taking a ride of a common Ferris wheel.


You can see through the glass panel below your feet that you can get a view of what’s happening below.


You can see clearly through the glass in the cabin from the top. It’s kind of thrilling but fun. 

Find them: Website: www.studiocity-macau.comTickets: Adult: HK$100; Child: HK$80; Senior: HK$85Contact: (853) 8868 6767Address: Level 3 Studio City, Estrada do Istmo, Cotai, MacaoOpening Hrs: 12:00 to 20:00 (Mon-Fri); 11:00 to 21:00 (Sat,Sun and PH)


2)  Batman Dark Flight – The world’s first 4D flight stimulation ride that is based on the DC Comics super hero Batman. The pulse racing adventure, Batman Dark Flight, allows you to become part of an epic experience as you accompany the legendary super hero through Gotham City on an action-pack mission, bringing some of his most notable Super Villains to justice.


After the ride at Golden Reel, it’s time for a blood-tingling adventure flight with Batman. Let’s enter the gate to experience the most incredible 4D adventure.

Go on an adventurous ride with Batman to battle through the explosive action and heart-stopping gunfire on the streets of Gotham City.


This will be no easy task as you will be fighting with notorious criminals like The Joker, Two-Face and Bane who are out to inflict damage and destruction on the mission.

Find them:

Website: www.studiocity-macau.com
Tickets: Adult: HK$150; Child: HK$120; Senior: HK$125
Contacts: (853) 8868 6767
Address: Level 2 Studio City, Estrada do Istmo, Cotai, Macao
Opening Hrs: 12:00 to 20:00 (Mon-Fri); 11:00 to 21:00 (Sat,Sun and PH)

3)  The House of Magic – The House of Magic is one-of-a-kind multi-theatre attraction housing magic acts performed by leading magicians from around the world. Witness incredible illusions and fascinating trickery at every turn as you move from one performance to another - enjoying the excitement of 3 separate magic shows for the price of just one.


Offering thrills that will last a lifetime, this extraordinary arena has announced itself as the new international home of magic. It was a mind-bending show that amazes all the guest that visit.


Then again, some of these presentations was so shocking, mind-blowing and astounding that they leave you wondering if they are for real.

Find them:

Website: www.studiocity-macau.com
Tickets: Adult: HK$450; Child: HK$360; Senior: HK$380
Contacts: (853) 8868 6767
Address: Level 2 Studio City, Estrada do Istmo, Cotai, Macao
Showtimes: 16:00, 18:00, 20:30 (Mon-Fri); 14:00, 16:00, 18:00, 20:30 (Sat,Sun and PH)

4)  The House of Dancing Water Show – A breath-taking water-based show that draws its creative inspiration from the roots of Chinese culture, particularly the ‘seven emotions’ derived from classical Confucian beliefs, and destined to be the most extravagant live production ever staged in Asia. 


The 2,000-seater purpose-built dancing water theatre offers spectators a 270-degree view of the show, houses the world largest commercial pool holding up to 3.7 gallons of water and features 258 automated fountains. The pool is bigger than 5 Olympic-size pools and takes only 1 min to convert from pool to stage.


It was so beautiful. The balanced fusion of ballet and Chinese dancing movement and the mixture of western and eastern art in one fine performance is certainly a must-watch performance when you visit Macao.


Get amazed by the World’s largest and most spectacular water-based show with water diving stunts, motorbikes acrobatic stunts, aerial acrobatics and more. This 90-mins jaw-dropping performance starts 8pm sharp with no delay and no intermission.

Find Them:

Email: showenquiry@cod-macau.com
Tickets: Adult: From HK$580; Child: From HK$406; Senior: From HK$522
Ticketing Websites: https://ticket.cityofdreamsmacau.com/thehouseofdancingwater/Booking.do?contentCode=ICC100901THODW&language=en_US
Contacts: (853) 8868 6767
Address:  Dancing Water Theater at City of Dreams, Estrada do Istmo, Cotai, Macau
Showtimes: http://www.cityofdreamsmacau.com/en/entertainment/detail/the-house-of-dancing-water#show-schedule

5)  Macao Tower – Visit Macao most iconic landmark. The Tower is 338 metre at its highest point. Indoor observation lounge is 223m above ground level where visitors can get to enjoy the spectacular panoramic view of the city. If you are here for an memorable adventure, visit the 61st deck for exciting and fun activities such as Bungy Jump, SkyJump, SkyWalk and Tower Climb.

     Due to time constraint, I only did the skywalk with the mates. Cameras and phones are not allowed to bring it with you during the walk. During the walk, there will be a guide that will guide you through the journey and request you to do some actions for photo taking purpose. The guide will do his/her best to take beautiful pictures of you and will save those pictures in a thumb drive and give it to you as a souvenir. These photos are not chargeable as it has already been included in the package.

     Check out the amazing pictures that was taken by the friendly guide.


Sitting at edge of walk way. Its cooling outside and we got the best view of Macao.


Hands-free pose. We are all dangling in the air.


We were asked to swing from one spot to another. It’s a must to wear a shoelace covered shoes for the skywalk. If you do not have one, sneakers can be loan at the counter free of charge.

6)  Pier 16 Macau 3D world – The approximately 18,000 square feet museum has over 100 photography points, offering visitors a chance to pose for interesting photos with the various exhibits and 3D paintings. Through illusion technology, visitors can climb majors buildings such as the Macau Tower, Ruins of St.Paul, etc.


Not forgetting the World’s first Michael Jackson exhibition which combines 3D artworks. Visitors can take photos in classic MJ scenes with this superstar. 


Get surrounded by the dinosaurs from the Jurassic time. Don’t panic as there will be special sound effects that makes the 3D artwork even more real. 


The Pier 16 Macau 3D world has more 5 different themes for you to explore. Let’s express your creativity by becoming part of the art pieces that take their fancy and change the formation of the paintings through personal participation.

Find them:

Website: https://www.pier16macau3dw.com
Email: info@pier16macau3dw.com
Tickets: Per Person $88
Contacts: (853) 2895 1011
Opening Hrs: 10:00-22:00(Mon-Sun)

*This post was written in collaboration with Macao Government Tourism Office.
FB: https://www.facebook.com/ExperienceMacao.SG
IG: www.instagram.com/experiencemacao.sg
Wrote by Only William...
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