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2016-05-28
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At Mandarin Oriental Macau, Vida Rica Restaurant has been so far my favourite restaurant serving both Chinese and Western cuisines.Coming back to this elegant place where is cleverly sectioned into individual dining area and tables next to the floor-to-ceiling glass windows, it contains a great intimacy, and still having delicate presentation and modesty in their dishes.During the afternoon, their lunch menu is broken into a Chinese business set lunch and an European executive business set lunch
Coming back to this elegant place where is cleverly sectioned into individual dining area and tables next to the floor-to-ceiling glass windows, it contains a great intimacy, and still having delicate presentation and modesty in their dishes.
During the afternoon, their lunch menu is broken into a Chinese business set lunch and an European executive business set lunch, covering a dim sum platter and a starter, main course and starch, finishes with desserts respectively.
We are first served with fresh-baked bread assortment along with plain or spiced butter.
Mini French Baguette, Plain Butter
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Japanese Botan Ebi
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Mandarin Oriental Dim Sum Platter
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Rich Pumpkin Soup with Crab Meat & Fish
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Norwegian Salmon
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Beef Oyster Blade
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Steamed Garoupa with Bean Curd & Black Truffle
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Assorted Seafood Rice with Pork & Vegetables in Supreme Broth
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Chocolate Tart with Vanilla Ice Cream
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Red Fruits Panna Cotta with Strawberry Sorbet
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Vanilla Napoleon & Exotic Fruits
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Desserts
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