November 20-21 “Galaxy Stars of Gastronomy” Presents Michelin-starred Mastery: 12 Chefs | 24 Glittering Stars
As the Macau Grand Prix weekend revs up, on 20 and 21 November, Galaxy Macau gathers a standout line-up of 15 of Asia’s most awarded chefs and mixologists for the anticipated return of its eponymous dining festival – early bird tickets on sale now MACAU SAR – Media OutReach Newswire – 15 September 2026 - On 20 & 21 November, Galaxy Macau elevates its gastronomic offering with the standout…
On 20 and 21 November, Galaxy Macau will host its highly anticipated eponymous dining festival, Galaxy Stars of Gastronomy 2026. This fourth edition of the immersive outdoor culinary event will feature an elite lineup of 12 Asia's most sought-after culinary masters, boasting a combined 24 Michelin stars. Additionally, the festival will showcase three celebrated mixologists, including this year's Asia's 50 Best Bar champions.
Galaxy Stars of Gastronomy 2026 will be held over three consecutive sessions, from Friday 20 November to Saturday 21 November, spanning two evenings and one daytime session. Following the festival's successful inaugural years, it highlights Macau's status as a UNESCO City of Gastronomy and the home of Formula 3 racing on the global stage.
Inspired by the Five Elements philosophy, each chef at the festival will interpret Metal, Wood, Water, Fire, and Earth through their unique culinary lens, crafting an extraordinary dining experience for attendees. Guests will have the chance to engage with Asia's leading celebrity chefs as each dish is prepared in front of them.
Gathering a distinguished team of Asia's elite culinary talents, Galaxy Stars of Gastronomy 2026 brings together award-winning Michelin-starred chefs such as Chef Eom Taejin, Chef Jimmy Lim, Chef Darren Teoh, and more. In addition, the event will feature three prominent mixologists, including this year's Asia's 50 Best Bar winners, Nokoy Mak, Andrew Ho, and Shelley Tai.
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