Celebrated table

Ying

Michelin-starred Cantonese cooking with waterfront views at Ying, Altira Macau, Avenida de Kwong Tung, Taipa.

The story

Ying in Taipa: Michelin-Starred Cantonese Dining at Altira Macau

Ying, at Avenida de Kwong Tung in Taipa, Macau, is a Cantonese restaurant that earned one Michelin star in 2026. The kitchen serves a modern Cantonese menu on Level 11 of the Altira F&B Tower.

Chef and cooking style

The chef and culinary team bring a modern touch to classic Cantonese dishes. Lunch and dinner menus both draw on authentic recipes, updated for today's palate. Ying also keeps classic table service for its dim sum, where many restaurants have moved to quick, in-and-out service.

Dining room and views

The main dining room looks out over the Macau peninsula. Forbes Travel Guide gave Ying Five-Star status in 2026, noting red décor blended with modern textures and art, and an ornately carved wooden column. Seven private rooms and three semi-private rooms offer more intimate settings. The room feels lively rather than formal, but it is dressier than the rest of the property, so plan to dress up.

Banquets and private dining

Three banquet menus feature Cantonese favorites and premium seafood, designed by the team's veteran chefs. The restaurant suits birthday dinners, family celebrations and business meals. Prices are subject to a 10% service charge.

Recognition

Awards & accolades

2026
Forbes Travel Guide
Five-Star
Five-Star
2026
Michelin
1 Star
1 Star
2015
Wine Spectator
Best of Award of Excellence
Best of Award of Excellence

Ambience

A glimpse inside

Details

At a glance

Forbes Travel Guide 2026 — Five-Star
Michelin 2026 — 1 Star
Wine Spectator 2015 — Best of Award of Excellence
Cuisines Cantonese, Chinese
Services Air Conditioning, Dinner, Fine Dining, Interesting Wine List, Kids friendly, Lunch, Ocean Views, Outdoor Seating, Parking, Private Chef, Private Parties, Private Room, Table Service, Valet Parking, Vegetarian, Wheelchair Access, Wine Pairing

History

On the record

2026
Forbes Travel Guide — Five-Star

The Five-Star restaurant’s décor marries traditional red with modern textures and art, including an ornately carved wooden column, and the main dining room offers a dramatic and picturesque view of Macau peninsula.The atmosphere is lively and not at all stuffy but the dramatic space isn’t the most informal on the property, so you’ll want to dress to impress.Both the lunch and dinner menu combine classic Cantonese delicacies with a more modern take on authentic recipes.While many dim sum restaurants now focus on in-and-out service, Ying strives to keep things personal by maintaining classic table service.

2026
Michelin — 1 Star

High quality cooking