Annual
Sizzling
Season
Returns
with
Signature
Clay
Pot
Creations
Nothing
embodies
the
comfort
of
winter
quite
like
a
sizzling
clay
pot
dish.
Galaxy
Macau’s
much-loved
“Clay
Pot
Season”
makes
a
highly
anticipated
return,
featuring
many
distinctive
clay
pot
specialties
from
its
celebrated
Chinese
restaurants.
Guests
can
savor
a
variety
of
regional
cuisines,
including
Beijing-Huaiyang,
Cantonese,
Taiwanese,
Northeastern
Chinese,
and
Shunde,
with
highlights
ranging
from
premium
seafood
to
cured
meats
and
hearty
lamb.
At Blossom Palaces, the Steamed Glutinous Rice with Green Crab in Ginger Sauce takes center stage. The succulent mud crab is paired with aromatic ginger juice and glutinous rice that absorbs the crab’s umami essence for a dish brimming with winter warmth.
Waso Cafe serves a sizzling rendition of a Hong Kong classic with its Braised Satay Beef with Noodles in Casserole, where tender Angus beef and noodles are infused with a rich, fragrant satay sauce.
At Putien, the Boiled Crab in Taro Soup combines seasonal crab with aromatic taro, creating a dish that melds Fujian culinary heritage with Southeast Asian flair. The Noodle Kitchen presents the
Braised Lamb with Chinese Herbs, a nourishing creation featuring tender lamb simmered with fresh ginseng, ginger, and tonic herbs for a robust, aromatic flavor.
Other
must-try
creations
include
Braised
Green
Crab
with
Spicy
Minced
Pork
and
Turnip
Cake
at
Galaxy
Macau
Tam
Chai
Yu
Chun.
Braised
Duck
with
Abalone
and
Ginger
at
Lugang
Cafe.
Stewed
Lamb
Ribs
and
Grouper
with
Chinese
Herbs
at
Bei
Shan
Lou.
Braised
Soft-Shelled
Turtle
with
Chinese
Yam
and
Hairy
Fig
at
Pang’s
Kitchen
and
Braised
Mustard
Greens
with
Pork
Ribs
and
Chestnut
at
Pak
Loh
Chiu
Chow
Restaurant.
Artisanal
Cured
Meats
with
Infinite
Culinary
Creativity
Building
on
its
successful
partnerships
with
local
heritage
brands
like
Kong
Hing
Loong
Shrimp
Paste
and
Tong
Iec
Pak
Fa
FuiSauces,
Galaxy
Macau
Tam
Chai
Yu
Chun
partners
with
Long
Tin
Roast
and
Preserves,
a
Macau
institution
with
a
60-year
legacy
of
premium
cured
meats.
Crafted by Chef de Cuisine Chan Wai Chun, the curated menu celebrates Macau’s vibrant Tanka culture with delicacies like Clay Pot Rice with Preserved Meat, where each grain of rice absorbs the rich flavors of Long Tin’s renowned cured meats. Fried Glutinous Rice with Sakura Shrimp and Preserved Meat, a heart-warming dish that pairs delicate shrimp with soft, flavorful rice. Baked Taro and Organic Spinach with Preserved Meat, a nostalgic dish featuring creamy taro enhanced by the savory essence of cured meats.
Authentic
Northeastern
Hotpot
and
Barbecue
Bei
Shan
Lou
brings
the
authentic
flavors
of
Northeastern
China
to
life
with
its
Ningxia
Salt
Lake
Mutton
Hotpot
and
freshly
brewed
Northeastern
Craft
Beer,
offering
diners
a
one-of-a-kind
hotpot
experience
on
cold
winter
nights.
Tender,
evenly
marbled
mutton
is
paired
with
fresh
mountain
mushrooms
and
an
array
of
sauces,
creating
the
ultimate
hotpot
feast.
It’s
a
perfect
way
to
gather
with
family
and
friends,
enjoying
the
warmth
and
joy
of
winter
together.
For late-night diners, Bei Shan Lou also serves up a Late-Night BBQ every Friday to Sunday from 10 PM to 2 AM. Featuring a selection of premium grilled meats, fresh seafood, and icy craft beer, it’s the ultimate pairing for a cozy winter evening.
For
more
details
about
the
heartwarming
flavors
and
culinary
artistry
at
Galaxy
Macau,
please
visit
www.galaxymacau.com
or
follow
Galaxy
Macau
on
WeChat,
Douyin,
and
Xiaohongshu
for
the
latest
updates.
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