Clube Militar de Macau

This Portuguese restaurant is located in the South Bay area of ​​Macau Peninsula. [Environment] Very good. [Service] Average. OK. [Taste] The meat is a little salty. But understandable. It's authentic Portuguese food. Overall very good. I saw many local Portuguese people eating it.

A typical old colonial clubhouse building, the environment is quiet and elegant. It is an authentic Portuguese restaurant. Some important meetings and discussions are held in this place. Sometimes the gallery holds art exhibitions. The restaurant has a dress code.

A beautiful white villa with a long history. The atmosphere inside is good and it is quite popular. It is best to make a reservation in advance. The waiters all speak English. The menu is in Chinese, so don't worry. The dishes are quite rich, with a lot of seafood. The clams are fried fragrant, the cod is served with laksa, which is a good combination, the suckling pig is very crispy, and the service is quite gentlemanly. I heard that it is a membership system and there are requirements for dining. You cannot dress too casually. Shorts and sandals are not allowed. There are also many old photos on display in the club, which are both edible and visual.

Macau Army Club is a western restaurant on Avenida da Nam Van, Macau. It has set menus for lunch and dinner. I ordered the store's signature Spanish paella, which has seafood and rice mixed together. The rice is steamed very soft and mixed with the freshness of the seafood. The omelette is made of potatoes and eggs, with the potatoes wrapped in thin eggs. The rosemary grilled chicken wings are also very well made and tasty.

The Army Club was founded in 1870 and was originally a private exchange club. It was not until 1994 that it was renovated, retaining all the external structures and undergoing interior decoration and design. The restaurant also began to open to the public, providing authentic Portuguese cuisine for the public to enjoy. The Army Club, which now has a history of 152 years, is not only a popular check-in spot for internet celebrities with its pink brick walls. In addition to the office area upstairs, there are also many entertainment spaces open to guests. Guests can enjoy a cool beer, play billiards, or have an authentic Portuguese meal in the restaurant on the first floor. The atmosphere and scenery seem to reflect the century-old splendor of the past.