If you want to try the flavor of the traditional Japanese cuisine in Macau, Grande Edo Japanese restaurant would be the best choice. Strategically located within the extravagant Grand Canal Shoppes, this stylish restaurant serves fantastic Japanese food in an upscale environment. Its first store is located in the ground floor on Old Wing at Hotel Lisboa, and is currently expanding to serve you better for its opening at Venetian and City of Dreams, for another new store in Hotel Lam Kwai Fung Macau is coming soon.
Sleek, stylish and ultra-modern décor provide an elegant ambience.
kinki shioyaki( Grilled salt)
As we know, Japan is an island surrounded by sea, for its geographical advantages Japanese can enjoy different seafood all year round, among of which the most popular seafood is salt fish in particular. While Sashimi is always made with salt fish in the Hong Kong and Macau restaurants, Japanese thinks it as the best way to cook fish is grilled salt.
Salt your fish and put it on the grill-- more than you think you need to. It is very important that fish loses flavor, usually being dry if left for a long time, or retains excess moisture if cooked too quickly. An ideal method of cooking kinki shioyaki is to closely monitor the grill temperature and the time the fish is on the grill.
Cooked by grilled salt method, the scrumptious kinki shioyaki depends solely on the chef’s masterful skills. It is cooked perfectly with a crispy and chewy skin and tender on the innards delicate. It is only the festival season that Japanese has the chance to taste Kinki fish, of which the succulent flesh with an exquisite soy sauce homemade by Edo is perfectly scrumptious.
Except the amount of salt pouring too much on the belly, it is nearly close to perfection.
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Tips of using this Map
– Print this map with Chinese descriptions and give it to Taxi Drivers. They will understand how to drive you to the destination.
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The present building stands on the site of several previous cathedrals. The original cathedral was the church of Our Lady of Hope of St. Lazarus, declared the mother church of the Macau diocese which included the religious provinces of China, Japan, Korea and other islands adjacent to China. The first stone Cathedral, consecrated in 1850, was almost destroyed in a typhoon 24 years later and had to be extensively repaired.
The Cathedral was completely rebuilt in 1937. It has two solid towers and massive doors. Inside, its chief beauty lies in its fine stained-glass windows.
Many of the major events of the church calendar focus on the Cathedral, especially at Easter when, in addition to the procession of Our Lord of the Passion, there is a solemn parade of Good Friday and special masses on Easter Sunday.
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