Grand Lisboa Palace Resort Macau

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Grand Lisboa Palace Resort's phase 1 opening took place on July 30, 2021, next to the Macau East Asian Games Dome in Cotai, Macau. The HK$39 billion integrated resort features three hotel towers, including Grand Lisboa Palace Macau, Palazzo Versace Macau, and The Karl Lagerfeld, and a total of approximately 1,900 luxury hotel rooms and suites. Each of the three towers has its own luxurious spa , while also part of the spa environment are temperature-controlled indoor and outdoor swimming pools and fitness and wellness programs. Guests will find a variety of dining options throughout the property, including Michelin-starred restaurants, along with more than 75,000 square meters of luxury shopping, 3,300 square meters of meeting and event space and more. 

Plans call for 27,000 square meters of gaming floor space (290,000 sq ft) with up to 700 gaming tables and 1,200 electronic gaming machines.

The total approved building area is 521,435 square meters, plus 77,158 square meters of parking and 37,386 square meters of landscaped areas. 

*The entire property is expected to be open by the end of 2021. 

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Dining & Restaurants

The Grand Buffet

• Serving: Buffet, International

Located on Level 3 of Grand Lisboa Palace Macau, The Grand Buffet is open to all ages and features 18 live cooking stations that are reminiscent of Asia's vibrant street food scene. Visitors will choose from an impressive array of cuisine including Chinese, Pan-Asian and Western while the daily changing grill items are freshly prepared at a dedicated outdoor BBQ pit. Enjoy breakfast, lunch and dinner either indoors or al fresco on the lovely terrace. 

 

Mesa by José Avillez

• Serving: Contemporary Portugese

Located on Level 3 at The Karl Lagerfeld at Grand Lisboa Palace Resort Macau, Mesa by José Avillez at Grand Lisboa Palace Resort Macau is where culinary mastery meets mixology artistry. Celebrated as one of Macau’s premier destinations for contemporary Portuguese cuisine, Mesa has earned top honors, including a 2025 Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star and Platinum status in the Trip.Best Gourmet Awards 2024. Michelin-starred Chef José Avillez and Head Chef Herlander Fernandes bring a “Casual Fine Dining” concept to life, blending Portuguese, Macanese, and Chinese influences with modern techniques and premium ingredients. Must tries are the Tuna Tartare Cone, Arroz de Marisco and the Bacalhau à Brás. Signature dishes like Seafood Rice and Caviar and King Crab and Caviar highlight this fusion of tradition and innovation.

At Mesa Bar, Resort Master Mixologist Frederick Ma delivers captivating, sustainable cocktails using house-grown herbs, fruit remnants, and ecoSPIRITS. Set in a birdcage-inspired space, the bar transforms each drink into a storytelling experience, honoring Portuguese and Chinese heritage while championing zero-waste practices. Together, Mesa and Mesa Bar create an unforgettable journey of taste and culture.

Bar open 5:30pm to 1:00am.

*Children aged 4 and older are welcome.

Chalou

• Serving: Cantonese

Located on Level 1, Grand Lisboa Palace Macau, Chalou is a nod to traditional Cantonese tea house culture, serving dim sum and premium teas prepared by resident tea experts. 

 

Wulao

• Serving: Taiwanese

Wulao can be found on Level 1 of Grand Lisboa Palace Macau. This casual restaurant offers Taiwanese hotpot made with ingredients flown in directly from Taiwan. 

*All ages welcome.

Eight Treasures

• Serving: Chinese, Asian

Open 24 hours, Eight Treasures is located on the Ground floor of Grand Lisboa Palace Macau. Visitors of all ages are welcome at this casual restaurant where skilled chefs prepare authentic regional Chinese and Asian specialties, from handmade dumplings and hand-pulled noodles to wok-fried dishes, in a show kitchen. 

 

GLP Lobby Lounge

• Serving: International

Located in the West Lobby of Grand Lisboa Palace Macau, GLP Lobby Lounge welcomes guests of all ages. The gorgeous open, floral-themed environment is the perfect place to enjoy a beverage and a savory bite and or sweet treat. Guests choose from coffee, signature flower teas, floral-themed cocktails and other beverages as well as International lite bites. 

 

 

BAR CARAT

• Serving: International

Located on the Ground floor of Grand Lisboa Palace Macau, BAR CARAT is a cozy spot where guests 21 and older can enjoy a special cocktail or glass of fine wine around the clock in an elegant setting. 

Zuicho

• Serving: Japanese

Located Shop 302, 3F, The Karl Lagerfeld (Hotel Entrance), Zuicho at Grand Lisboa Palace Resort Macau brings the spirit of its Hong Kong counterpart to life with a focus on refined kappo cuisine. Helmed by veteran chef Yoshinori Kinomoto, whose culinary career spans decades, Zuicho offers three omakase menus that reflect his mastery, precision, and deep respect for Japanese culinary tradition. Ingredients are flown in daily from Japan, including Hokkaido bafun uni, melt-in-your-mouth tuna belly hand rolls, and premium Satsuma A5 Wagyu from Kagoshima—tenderloin delicately deep-fried and sirloin served sukiyaki-style. Every dish is crafted with care, delivering a dining experience that’s both elevated and authentically Japanese.

*Children aged 12 or below are allowed to dine in the private dining room only.

Don Alfonso 1890

• Serving: Italian

Located, Shop 307, 3F, Palazzo Versace, Don Alfonso 1890 at Grand Lisboa Palace Resort Macau brings the soul of Southern Italy to life through refined cuisine and vibrant Mediterranean flavors. A proud extension of the acclaimed family-owned brand from Italy, this elegant restaurant has earned top honors, including Diamond status in the 2024 Trip.Best Gourmet Awards and Two Stars from the Golden Phoenix Tree China Restaurant Guide. Head Chef Federico Pucci curates a seasonal menu built on ingredients from the family’s organic farm, Le Peracciole, including San Marzano tomatoes and Namonte lemons. Signature dishes like handmade tagliolini with scampi and white truffle showcase authentic Naples-style excellence.

*Children aged 6 years or above are welcome.

Palace Garden

• Serving: Chinese, Cantonese

Located at Shop 306, 3F, Grand Lisboa Palace, Palace Garden is a luxurious homage to the Chinoiserie era, blending imperial elegance with refined Cantonese cuisine. Designed by Alan Chan, the space stuns with intricate Suzhou embroidery and bespoke art, setting the stage for an unforgettable dining experience. Head Chef crafts dishes using top-tier global ingredients and ancient recipes, like the lemongrass crispy skin squab made from 18-day Shiqi birds. Signature plates include Premium Partridge Bisque and Crystal King Tiger Prawns. Recognized with multiple awards—including Forbes Five-Star and the 2025 Black Pearl One-Diamond—Palace Garden also features a celebrated wine list and specialty cocktails infused with Chinese spirits.

*Children aged 6 or below are allowed to dine in private dining rooms only.

Hua Ting

• Serving: Chinese, Shanghaiese, Huaiyang

Hua Ting at Grand Lisboa Palace Resort Macau is a vibrant tribute to the glamour of Old Shanghai, reimagined with modern flair. Set to the nostalgic sounds of 1930s and ’40s Shanghai music, the elegant atmosphere captures the spirit of the city’s golden era. The menu features a masterful blend of legendary Shanghainese recipes and refined Huaiyang delicacies, all crafted with premium ingredients and meticulous technique. Standout dishes include Baby Duck braised with Mixed Grains and the indulgent Pork Belly and Abalone braised in the Chef’s Secret Soy Sauce with Truffle. Complement your meal with a curated selection of yellow wines, inventive signature cocktails, or a mocktail. The extensive wine list—honored with a prestigious “3 Glass Award” on its 2024 debut in China’s Wine List of the Year Awards—adds the perfect finishing touch to a dining experience that’s as richly layered as the cuisine itself.

GLP Café

• Serving: Macanese, Hongkong

Located on the Ground floor of Grand Lisboa Palace Macau, GLP Café features a retro vibe and over 120 selections of authentic local casual fare. Choose from Macanese egg tarts, Hong Kong-style milk, tea, and much more. It is the perfect place to stop for a quick and easy breakfast in the morning or a late-night snack. 

 

 

Lisboa Square

• Serving: Cantonese, Asian, Portuguese, Taiwanese, Japanese Ramen, Japanese

Located on the third floor of Macau casino hotel Grand Lisboa, in a zone branded “Lisboa Square,” visitors will find five restaurants, including Estoril, with Portuguese-style cuisine; Luna, offering Cantonese dim-sum; Taiwanese hotpot restaurant Tripodking; Japanese grill outlet Rich 8 Wagyu; and a ramen restaurant, Rich 8 Ramen.

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Meeting & Event Space

Grand Lisboa Palace Resort Macau has 3,800 square meters (roughly, 41,000 sq ft) of luxury event space, which includes 22 event rooms and 11 breakout rooms. The maximum capacity is 2,100. The facilities include:

• The Grand Pavilion, a pillar-less ballroom with built-in wall-mapping projection technology
• 11 function rooms, which are ideal for smaller meetings and breakout sessions
• Outdoor venues with garden and architectural vistas

 

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