This is a great spot for a quick meal. I go to Grand Lisboa a lot to play in the PokerStars tournaments on 2F, so this place is right below the poker room, so it's perfect. Though if you catch it at busy times, you may have to wait 10-15 mins. Service in the past was poor, but lately it... More

This is a place I recommend to 1st time visitors in Macau. The food is quite good although the service is indifferent.. But, you can see the chefs prepare the different types of hand-made noodles in the open kitchen and the art of serving tea by the Kung Fu Tea masters- quite worth it! More

In vulgar Grand Lisboa hotel, this restaurant has quite nice modern Asian interior. The specialty is hand made noodle. It is worth to see how they make thin noodle from flour dough. There are several way to make. You can choose the style of noodle, broth and topping. The needle is too tender for us Japanese. I have to say... More

When we went to the restaurant, none of the staff seem to be bothered to show us to the table. The staff who took our orders sounded uninterested and got impatient when we asked her questions on the menu. We ordered congee, perhaps this was a mistake since the good reviews were on the noodles, not congee. There's quite a... More

After walking throughout central Macau, we decided to visit this restaurant as I heard it was one of the few Michelin rated ones in Macau. Located just above the casino of the Grand Lisboa and sharing the same floor-roof, one would expect it would be noisy but it is not. Service was prompt and menus contain English. Their noodle selection... More

Ate lunch here one day and the food was great and quite cheap by other restaurant standards. The Tea Master is great to watch in his performance and it is interetsing to watch the noodles being hand made. Would certainly go back on my next visit to Macau. More