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According to the government regulations, the Educational Restaurant is not applicable to join the “Electronic Consumption Benefit Scheme.”
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*No government tax and service charge are required

According to the government regulations, the Educational Restaurant is not applicable to join the “Electronic Consumption Benefit Scheme.”
The Educational Restaurant is a part of ISO 14001 environmental objectives are organisational wide. ISO140001 principles are PLAN, DO, ACT and CHECK. UTM has had the ISO14001 certification since 2016.
The current 2020 environmental objectives that the Educational Restaurant is applying through the ISO14001 not limited to food production(cooking) only, but the entire supply chain within the UTM.
• Reduce CO2 emission caused by electricity consumption • Reduce water consumption • Reduce food scraps
• Raise general waste to recyclable waste ratio • Raise sustainability awareness

The Educational Restaurant is another training unit for UTM’s bachelor degree students, especially those specialized in hotel management, event management and culinary arts management. UTM encourages Macao’s future hoteliers to put theories into practice and trains them to provide quality service to real guests. The Educational Restaurant is one of the best venues on campus for students to practice. It offers a unique selection of traditional Macanese, Portuguese and Western dishes with a modern flair that cannot be found elsewhere.

It's a pleasure to have you here!
“Wine is the most civilized thing in the world”
“Ernest Hemingway”
Portuguese wines have a long history and strong presence in the local wine scene. Although best known for their highly acclaimed Port wines, and to some degree Madeira wines, Portugal has a lot more to offer in terms of wine varieties. UTM Educational Restaurant compiled a list of the best that Portugal has to offer, which not only encompasses a comprehensive wine list but also a guide that serves as a fountain of knowledge... Being a school, our aim is to quench people’s thirst for knowledge, and that is exactly what we wanted to achieve with this list. Here you can find not only wine labels but also grape varieties and a detailed summary of Portuguese wine producing regions and classifications. We hope this list helps to shed some light regarding Portuguese wines and that by the end of your experience you will be equipped with more knowledge and a better understanding of Portuguese wines.
Like the Portuguese say SAÚDE!
“Have a drink and enjoy the view”
During the operation of the UTM Educational Restaurant, our students have the opportunity to get in touch with real customers and to put into practice the training they have during practical classes.
Grooming and personal hygiene check.
Students learn how to take the order from the customer in correct sequence.
Students learn to use the service tray correctly so that the beverage service is done safely and correctly.
Learning different table napkin folding techniques.
Students learn how to make a mise-en-place when opening wine bottles. Wine “mise-en-place” is the presentation of wine to a customer and the correct procedures when opening a bottle and pouring it for the customer to taste it, and finally to serve it in the correct manner.
Students learn several International Bartenders Association (IBA) Classic Cocktails during practical classes.
Selection of traditional Macanese, Portuguese and Western dishes with a special modern flair
Macanese laksa soup with prawns and shrimp paste
Organic green and red leaves with grapefruit, quinoa chips and mustard vinaigrette
Portuguese seafood rice with chili sauce
(for 2 persons)
Bafassá duck with tumeric and new potatoes
(for 2 persons)
Roasted ribeye (400g) with deep fried onion rings, pommes Dauphinoise and truffle mayonnais
Wintermelon jam with Tête de Moine cheese, truffle and walnuts
Our kitchen has a team of professionals preparing dishes that are filled with flavor and aromas.
At UTM, herbs have played an important part in our food. They are seed plants that do not produce a woody stem, like trees do. However, herbs live long enough to develop flowers and seeds. We grow in our Herbs Garden; Chives, Thyme, Marjoram, Parsley, Mint, Rosemary, Dill, Basil and Bay leaves.
Our bread is freshly baked by us every day and is still warm when delivered to your table.
Throughout history, bread has been of great importance since the dawn of agriculture and has been appreciated around the world, it is also one of the oldest artificial foods.