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The “SUSHIDAN at Rossio x Hakkoku” star chef omakase feast has come to a flawless close. Renowned Michelin-starred chef Hiroyuki Sato and his protégé Manato Ueno showcased their Edomae sushi artistry at MGM MACAU, perfecting the “golden ratio” of sushi-making with shari (sushi rice) and expert hand techniques. Every serving was an instant classic.

"Macau 2049" unites more than twenty creative teams from across the globe—including Airstage, Universal Everything, ATTRACTION PERFORMANCES, and WHITEvoid—to reimagine traditional cultural expressions through shadow theatre, digital art, light and mirror-based spatial installations, and bio‑inspired stage technologies, offering audiences an immersive encounter with the future of culture.

The Aji × Arcane edition of the “Gastronomic Journey with Star Chef” series concluded in brilliance, as Aji’s Executive Sous Chef Pan Sihui and acclaimed chef Shane Osborn of Arcane delivering a marvelous four-hand feast. When French minimalism met Asian elegance, a contemporary dialogue between the art of dining and philosophy unfolded.

In the latest installment of the Gastronomic Journey with Star Chef series, Imperial Court saw Michelin-starred chef and Quanzhou native Yang Yanbin team up with MGM MACAU’s Executive Chef - Chinese, Homan Tsui to present a four-hand Fujian-Cantonese feast inspired by the Maritime Silk Road. From exotic spices to the aromas of tea, from Quanzhou to Macau, a single seating offered a taste of southern China’s terroir and masterful craftsmanship.

MGM launches its first stellar line up for its 'Gastronomic Journey with Star Chefs' series of 2025. From February 20 to 22, Ricardo Chaneton, Executive Chef of Hong Kong's Michelin-starred MONO, took the helm at Aji, reimagining Latin American cuisine through refined French culinary techniques.

Savoring the local flavors with a human touch!

Current Exhibition, Learn More: MGM X Ren Zhe – “Legends of Chivalry” Art Exhibition

Co-presented by MGM and Christie’s Hong Kong, Liu Ye: at High Peak brings together over ten paintings by the Chinese contemporary artist Liu Ye who is at the crest of his career today. Guided by a series of modern Chinese poetry curated by Kevin Ching, Christie’s Chairman, Asia, the exhibition illuminates the pivotal role poem plays in Liu’s works. Born in 1964 to a literati family, Liu grew up reading Mayakovsky's ‘staircase poetry’ and Andersen’s fairytales, both informed his artistic practice as one of the most sought-after Chinese contemporary artists of our century. It is hoped that the selected poetry will resonate with some of the thoughts and feelings one may have while viewing Liu's works.