Restaurants near House of Dancing Water

Table was in a good location. Nice and quiet. Sparkling water appropriately chilled. Service was very good as usual.

North Palace sets the stage for showcasing the very best of Northern Chinese cuisine. Designed to engage guests on arrival – the sights and sounds of roast duck from Beijing and lamb from Inner Mongolia – all combine to ignite the senses. These classic dishes are prepared in a traditional duck...See More

Fresh, subtle and delicate flavors that let premium ingredients speak for themselves are the foundations of Chún. Whether you’re a dedicated gourmet, or someone who just seeks out the best, Chún will impress you with its authentic and creative Cantonese cuisine.

Guests are spoiled for choice at Hǎo Guō, where superb seafood hotpot and regional Chinese cuisine are offered under one roof. A dynamic show kitchen forms the backdrop for all diners to enjoy the view, while offering casual dining experience of regional Chinese classics. A wood fired duck oven,...See More

Named after the width of the carts that plied their trade along the Silk Road, Five Foot Road is Macau’s haven for spice lovers. At the heart of the cuisine is the famed Sichuan chili and peppercorn, playing a central role on the menu focusing on authentic Sichuan ingredients and recipes with...See More

The shrimp tacos were, okay, but lacking in the shrimp department. The kale salad was excellent. The skirt steak was delicious, but needed some more beans underneath. Flavors were excellent all around.

Great food and service. Recommend for business lunch mtgs.

Great night to spend at there

Grand Orbit represents a "Culinary Journey" around the globe from Portuguese-inspired Macanese cuisine to Chinese dishes, from the Brazil-inspired Churasco and back for exotic Indian, Thai, and Malaysian cuisine. Grand Orbit has numerous stations with chefs standing at the ready, keen to assist...See More

Dynasty 8 will evoke a feeling of old world China charm, with 8 private dining rooms which are to portray the rich history and decor of each of the 8 represented Dynasties: Qin, Han, Sui, Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing. Signature dishes: Braised bird's nest with king Boston lobster in golden...See More