MGM Macau

MGM Macau is a 5-star hotel resort located on a prime waterfront site in Macau. With 593 deluxe guest rooms, the 35-storey hotel tower rises 154 meters into the sky, the glass exterior reflecting the hues of the South China Sea and the swell of the ocean surf. It boasts a number of distinguishing features, including the architecturally stunning 1088 square meter Grande Praça. Under a marvellous glass ceiling, the 25-meter high European-inspired facades and dramatic landscapes make this a unique venue for dining and special occasions. In addition to the Six Senses Spa and the authentic and intriguing art-pieces that fill the property, guests have 12 signature restaurants and bars to fulfill any gastronomic cravings, each function area offers a refined sense of style and purpose.

Six Senses Spa
Six Senses gives guests a new way to escape the hustle and bustle of city life, revitalizing the body and achieving total wellness. With Moroccan-style interiors, the design of the spa invokes the five natural elements, fire, water, earth, wood and metal, each of which is developed to form unique sensorial experiences. Spa programmes are based on Asian rituals and traditional Chinese treatments, combining fitness, beauty and overall pampering. Unique specialist treatments include Tuina, traditional Chinese acupressure, Shiatsu, Balinese and Thai-inspired therapies, and the signature Six Senses Time Rituals experience. The Spa Express menu provides holistic sessions lasting just 25 minutes.

Spring 2011

Russian Room
Marrying the old and new world, the Russian Room brings forth the decadence of old-world Europe yet achieves a modern and playful vibe. Be greeted by the extravagant décor, which features a specially created chandelier, when you come in for your early evening snack, aperitif or digestive as late as 2 a.m. No matter what time you arrive, the Russian Room is always a regal affair with the highest quality selection of caviar, vodka and liqueurs. The menu also includes a selection of hot and cold tapas as well as finger sandwiches. Feel like royalty for the night and toast to life with a glass of Œnothèque Dom Pérignon.

Luxos Recommends: the Oscietra caviar with U'luvka vodka
A.M., 2.5.11

Square 8
Popular in both Hong Kong and Macau, Cantonese-style cafés are where international cuisine is often enjoyed in a casual setting. At Square 8, all the great Southeast Asian cuisines are presented under one roof. Awarded “Michelin Bib Gourmand” for two consecutive years, it serves traditional Chinese, Cantonese, Portuguese, Thai, Malaysian, Italian and American delicacies. Experience the true meaning of East meets West as you tuck into classic dishes and regional specialties. Square 8’s décor, with natural lighting and wood interiors, adds a sophisticated touch to your all-day dining experience. Square 8 is sure to fulfull your craving.

Luxos Recommended Menu
Traditional Chinese noodle soups, Barbecued pork in sweet sauce, Portuguese-inspired Bacalao fried rice, Malaysian Laksa
 

Grand Imperial Court
Stately European-inspired interiors greet guests as they disembark from the VIP elevator into the decadent Grand Imperial Court restaurant at the MGM Macau. Guests will enjoy pre-dinner drinks in the elegant lounge, followed by dinner in one of the eight private salons. The regional cuisine of Chef Li Chi Wai focuses on the color, aroma, taste, and texture of the ingredients, while also bringing a distinctive flavor to the more conventional Cantonese dishes without compromising tradition.

Luxos Recommended Menu:
Braised Spring Pigeon with Matsutake Mushroom