Best New Year's Eve Restaurants Dinner And Dance Macau Near Me

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Tromba Rija serves up hearty traditional fare with a delightful culinary backstory.


It is said that necessity is the mother of invention. The 1960s pre-refrigerator era at a charming little Portugal village Leiria gave rise to Feijoada, a famous Portuguese household dish that was initially made into a stew from unsold meat and beans. The breakout story turned Tromba Rija from a butcher and wine tavern into a world-famous restaurant now run by the founders’ daughter Elisabête Real and Fernando Real.


Tromba Rija made its Asian debut at Macau Tower in 2014, its Chinese title 皇家菜餚 is a hat tip to the family name of Elisabête and Fernando.

Step back in time to enjoy the rustic charm of traditional Portuguese when you are in Macau Tower. In typical Portuguese fashion, the restaurant welcomes parties with private dining room, indoor and outdoor settings that can accommodate 150 guests. The more the merrier!

Enjoy the 31st Macao International Fireworks Display Contest with an authentic taste of our Portuguese dinner buffet. Buy tickets now to guarantee your seats!

Online exclusive offer: 10% service charge will be excluded for online prepaid tickets

By popular demand, we're excited to announce the return of Regional Saturday! This time, we'll be showcasing three exceptional wines - a red, a white, and a dessert wine - from a different region of Portugal each week, which you can order by glass or by bottle. Reserve your table now and join us for a wine tasting adventure through Portugal!

*All prices are in MOP and subject to a 10% service charge

From now until 31 December, local citizens are eligible for a 20% discount for lunch (Sat & Sun) and dinner (daily) when presenting their Macau ID.

*Blackout dates and Terms & Conditions apply. Please contact our staff for details.

You can use our VIP Room, and special menus are available on request.

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