Something hot, however late you land
Chinese hot dishes · Western mains · soups · desserts
Off a night sailing, eat first
There is a dining area on the floor, with room between the tables and time to finish a plate properly. For a Hong Kong guest off a night sailing with no wish to search unfamiliar streets, something hot straight after arriving beats almost anything else. The house reopened on 29 August 2026 under new ownership and the menu is still being announced, so we will not write it on the venue's behalf — ask when you book and we will tell you what is being served that day.
Categories
- Rice and noodle mains
- Light bites
- Salads
- Sandwiches
Drinks
- Soft drinks
- Juice
- Coffee
- Tea
Charged Separately
Alcohol is billed at the venue's listed prices; details are shared when you book.
There is a dining area on the floor, covering the categories above. Newly reopened, the dishes are still being announced, and what is served follows the venue's arrangements on the day. If you have dietary restrictions or want the day's selection confirmed first, tell us when you book.
How a meal works here
- 01
Put the trip down first
Change, then take the warm massage bath pool and the sauna room to shed the crossing and the border wait.
- 02
Sit and eat slowly
Order at the dining area. There is room between tables and no reason to rush; the day's selection follows the venue's arrangements.
- 03
Served late as well
The venue is open 24 hours, so an arrival at 3am can still eat.
Newly reopened, the dishes are still being announced and follow the venue's availability on the day. If you have dietary restrictions or want the selection confirmed first, tell us when you book and we will check with the venue.
Reserve first, then dine
Send us your arrival time and we will line up the treatment, the therapist and the car. Book here: two add-on services free, free private car anywhere in Macau, free consultation
