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Food is a big part of Macau. The city was named Unesco’s “creative city of gastronomy” in 2017, and it’s where Asia’s 50 Best Restaurant awards were announced for two straight years. Sands Resorts Macao, where Dianping’s Black Pearl awards were announced two years in a row, houses Michelin stars as well as Black Pearl Guide diamonds. To celebrate Art Macao, the integrated resort has prepared delicious, aesthetically pleasing menus. Here are restaurants that feature gourmet works of art among their dishes.
La Chine

Level 6, Eiffel Tower, The Parisian Macao, +853 8111 9210
A premier destination for fusion cuisine in Macau is La Chine, where chef Chung Kuy Fai serves up delectable dishes such as roasted suckling pig eclair with foie gras, apple and truffle caviar. For Art Macao, the restaurant is offering a five-course tasting menu of French-influenced Chinese cuisine. Start your journey with La Chine’s signature assorted appetisers that include escargot, foie gras, caviar and scallops. Finish off the meal with a desserts like chocolate fondant with pumpkin ice cream on the side – a presentation that draws inspiration from Sands Resorts Macao’s ceramics exhibition, “All That’s Gold Does Glitter”.
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The Golden Peacock

Shop 1037, Casino Level 1, The Venetian Macao, +853 8118 9696
This star-studded eatery at The Venetian Macao is known for its contemporary Indian cuisine. Chef Justin Paul gives diners an authentic experience, showcasing food from the different regions. During Art Macao, The Golden Peacock is offering a four-course menu inspired by artist Caroline Cheng’s blue and white ceramic butterfly dress called Prosperity. Expect a recreation of the artwork on two stunning dishes. The Lobster Maheen Katli is dotted with butterflies, just like the dress, and the eponymously named dessert is a medley of hazelnut chocolate mousse, blueberries, cherries, cardamom and yogurt topped with gold leaf.
Portofin o

Shop 1039, Level 1, The Venetian Macao, +853 8118 9950 
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Portofino’s fantastic Brunch Extravaganza at The Venetian Macao is immensely popular, you can now also sample a gorgeous set menu that includes foie gras terrine, fagottini pasta with Castelmagno cheese and Kaluga caviar and premium New Zealand Te Mana lamb. The piece de resistance is the dessert where patrons get to enjoy a transition of the seasons in the form of meringue “mushrooms” artfully plated on a chocolate “soil”.
Brasserie

Level 3, The Parisian Macao, +853 8111 9200
If your stay in Macau is too short for multicourse meals, then head over to the Brasserie for its “A Summer in Montmartre” afternoon tea set. A tribute to Art Macao, it is named after the famed Parisian quarter where Monet, Degas, Renoir and other Impressionist artists had their studios. Playfully presented on a colourful artist’s palette, the set includes tea or coffee, and two cocktails (or mocktails), or glasses of French cider, or wine, at an additional cost.
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La Chine, the Golden Peacock, Portofino and Brasserie are among the restaurants at Sands Resorts Macao offering aesthetically pleasing menus


How Art Macao is inspiring 4 restaurants to create gourmet works of art

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La Chine, the Golden Peacock, Portofino and Brasserie are among the restaurants at Sands Resorts Macao offering aesthetically pleasing menus