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Melco Resort wins five honours at Trip Gourmet awards in Macau

Melco Resorts Entertainment secured five culinary accolades at the tenth anniversary edition of the Trip Gourmet Restaurant Rankings ceremony held in Macau SAR

Melco Resort wins five honours at Trip Gourmet awards in Macau

Macau-based Melco Resorts & Entertainment has earned five prestigious awards at the tenth anniversary edition of the Trip.Gourmet Restaurant Rankings and Fine Dining Awards. The accolades bolster the company's standing as a leading global hospitality player and underscore Melco's dedication to Macau's growth as a UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy.

Jade Dragon at City of Dreams Macau received the highest honor, Black Diamond recognition. The restaurant is the sole Chinese establishment globally to receive MICHELIN three-star and Black Pearl three-diamond status. Alain Ducasse at Morpheus (City of Dreams) earned a Diamond accolade for its classic French cuisine, boasting MICHELIN two stars and Black Pearl one diamond.

Yí (City of Dreams) received the prestigious Platinum status for its inventive Chinese dishes, serving up a creative interpretation of seasonal menus. Sushi Kinetsu (City of Dreams) was awarded Platinum for its authentic Edomae sushi, holding a MICHELIN one star and Black Pearl one diamond. Pearl Dragon (Studio City) also achieved Platinum status, blending modern aesthetics with Cantonese tradition, and features dishes that honor Cantonese culinary heritage while incorporating Chaozhou flavors.

Lawrence Ho, Melco's Chairman & CEO, expressed pride in the company's culinary team, crediting their hard work and passion for securing these accolades. He emphasized the company's commitment to maintaining Macau's reputation as a global culinary hub.

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