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The Eight

  • CuisineCantonese
  • CategoryFine Dining
  • VibeOpulent, formal, goldfish-themed, lively at weekend lunch
  • Rating★ 4.6
  • PriceMOP 500-1,500 (approx USD 62-188)

The Eight is a Cantonese restaurant on the second floor of the Grand Lisboa Hotel on Avenida de Lisboa, on the Macau Peninsula. It holds two Michelin stars and is known for a goldfish-motif interior; in Chinese tradition the number eight and the goldfish are linked to good fortune, which suits the casino-hotel setting. The cuisine is refined Cantonese, with an emphasis on dim sum and on seafood, roast meats and soups.

Two-Michelin-star Cantonese restaurant with a goldfish-motif interior.

The Eight is a Cantonese restaurant on the second floor of the Grand Lisboa Hotel on Avenida de Lisboa, on the Macau Peninsula. It holds two Michelin stars and is known for a goldfish-motif interior; in Chinese tradition the number eight and the goldfish are linked to good fortune, which suits the casino-hotel setting. The cuisine is refined Cantonese, with an emphasis on dim sum and on seafood, roast meats and soups. At lunch, the dim sum selection is the main draw, with more than 40 varieties on offer, from classic dumplings and buns to more elaborate seasonal creations. Dinner features a broader menu of banquet-style dishes. The dining room is richly decorated and formal, with attentive service, comfortable seating and a moderate noise level that rises when large family tables fill the room at weekends. A smart dress standard suits the setting. The beverage programme includes a substantial tea list, Chinese and international wines and spirits. Prices of roughly MOP 500-1,500 per person, about USD 62-188, vary with the ingredients chosen and with lunch dim sum versus a dinner banquet. The restaurant is open Tuesday to Sunday from 11:30AM to 3PM and 6PM to 10PM, and is closed on Monday. Reservations are made on +853 8803 7788, and booking several days ahead is advisable for weekend lunch, which is especially popular, with more notice needed for large groups and holiday periods. The Grand Lisboa is a landmark of the peninsula skyline, and the restaurant shares a building with Robuchon au Dome, making the hotel a destination for two of Macau's highest-rated dining rooms.

Practical information for The Eight · Last updated September 2026
Price MOP 500-1,500 (approx USD 62-188)
Hours Tue-Sun 11:30AM-3PM and 6PM-10PM; closed Monday
Reservations Reserve: +853 8803 7788
Address 2F Grand Lisboa Hotel, Avenida de Lisboa, Macau

Signature dishes

  • Dim sum (40+ varieties at lunch)

Good to know

Known for
Two Michelin stars

Location

2F Grand Lisboa Hotel, Avenida de Lisboa, Macau

22.1892, 113.5416 View on map

Highlights

  • Two Michelin stars
  • More than 40 dim sum varieties at lunch
  • Goldfish-motif interior
  • Refined Cantonese banquet menu
  • Grand Lisboa Hotel location

Tips for visiting

  • Weekend lunch is busiest, so book ahead on +853 8803 7788
  • Closed on Monday
  • Dim sum lunch is the more affordable way to dine
  • Order dim sum in a mix of steamed and baked styles
  • Reserve early for large groups

When to visit

Weekday lunch for dim sum with fewer crowds.

Accessibility

The restaurant is inside a modern hotel with lifts to the second floor, which supports wheelchair access. Guests should mention specific needs when booking.

Frequently asked questions

How many stars does The Eight hold?

It holds two Michelin stars.

When is it closed?

It is closed on Monday.

What is the lunch highlight?

A dim sum selection of more than 40 varieties.