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Lai Heen is on the 51st floor of The Ritz-Carlton.

Macau’s meticulous Lai Heen pays attention to detail

Décor offers nods to Macau’s Chinese and Portuguese heritage

Macau’s highest Chinese restaurant is set on the 51st floor of The Ritz-Carlton and boasts meticulous attention to detail from the menu to décor, which offers nods to Macau’s Chinese and Portuguese heritage.

Chef Fu Man-piu, previously with two-star Michelin restaurant Tin Lung Heen in Hong Kong, oversees the menu. The degustation set menu with wine pairing is a great way to impress business associates, or from the à la carte, the marinated chicken in soy sauce and roasted three-layer pork belly from the barbecue, and the live seafood with four styles of preparing to choose from.

The dessert platter is a good ending. The wine list offers over 500 labels.

Signature dishes

Chef’s special braised pork belly with preserved vegetable

Barbecued Iberian pork in honey sauce

Baked crispy fried rice with seafood in baby pumpkin

Overview

Valet parking: yes

Vegetarian: 10 dishes

View: yes

Corkage: no

Alfresco: no

Private rooms: 5 rooms, 22 ppl

Contact details

51/F, The Ritz-Carlton, Macau, Estrada da Baia de Nossa Senhora

da Esperanca, Macau

(853) 8886 6868

Mon - Fri: Noon - 2.30pm; Sat-Sun: 11.30am - 3pm; Daily: 6 - 10.30pm

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