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Awards 2025

MICHELIN Green Star Hong Kong and Macau 2025

Educational Restaurant retains Green Star status in MICHELIN Guide Hong Kong and Macau.

MICHELIN Green Star since 2021.

Awarded to restaurants contributing to ‘Gastronomy and sustainability’

The restaurant was set up as an educational training unit to sustain the development of Macau’s hospitality industry. In the kitchen, we try to minimise food scraps both in teaching and cooking. Food waste is converted into fertiliser by a food decomposer, and then used to grow herbs and greens in our garden, which employs crop rotation and biological pest control. We are committed to reducing energy and resource consumption by using a diverse approach involving a solar energy system, paperless policy, and infra-red sensors for electrical appliances.

By MICHELIN Guide’s - The chef's commitment

 


 

Educational Restaurant retains Bib Gourmand status in MICHELIN Guide 2025

MICHELIN Bib Gourmand since 2013.

Awarded to restaurants with ‘Good quality, good value cooking’

Being part of the Institute for Tourism Studies means that while the head chef is a professional, some of his brigade and front of house team are students – and the pride they have in their work is palpable.

The menu is a mix of European and Macanese dishes – presented in a modern style using herbs from their own garden.

By MICHELIN Guide

 

2023

‘There are things to do here that are unique in Asia.’ A Jolly good time in Macao


CCTV PROGRAMME-MACAO TWO-WAY LINE


MACANESE DISHES "BORN AND BRED" IN MACAU

 

去葡萄牙吃不到葡國雞,在非洲也吃不上非洲雞,卻可以在澳門輕易品嚐到?

沒錯,因為它們都是澳門“土生土長”的土生菜式,從食材到調料,再到烹煮方法,亦中亦西,不但融合出新的味道,還以美食讓多元文化共冶一爐,透過味蕾帶你穿梭於過去與現在,快速發現城市的特性。

 

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[source: Cultural Affairs Bureau]

 


 

Awards 2026

MICHELIN Green Star Hong Kong and Macau 2026

Educational Restaurant retains Green Star status in MICHELIN Guide Hong Kong and Macau.

MICHELIN Green Star since 2021.

Awarded to restaurants contributing to ‘Gastronomy and sustainability’

The restaurant was set up as an educational training unit to sustain the development of Macau’s hospitality industry. In the kitchen, we try to minimise food scraps both in teaching and cooking. Food waste is converted into fertiliser by a food decomposer, and then used to grow herbs and greens in our garden, which employs crop rotation and biological pest control. We are committed to reducing energy and resource consumption by using a diverse approach involving a solar energy system, paperless policy, and infra-red sensors for electrical appliances.

By MICHELIN Guide’s - The chef's commitment

 


 

Educational Restaurant retains Bib Gourmand status in MICHELIN Guide 2026

MICHELIN Bib Gourmand since 2013.

Awarded to restaurants with ‘Good quality, good value cooking’

Being part of the Institute for Tourism Studies means that while the head chef is a professional, some of his brigade and front of house team are students – and the pride they have in their work is palpable.

The menu is a mix of European and Macanese dishes – presented in a modern style using herbs from their own garden.

By MICHELIN Guide

 

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