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MGM x RR1HK Culinary Masters Macau 2024


Savor 700 Years of Silk Road Flavors: A Gastronomic Odyssey

PAST EVENT

28–30 June 2024
​MGM COTAI Hotel, Macau

Culinary Masters, an RR1 Signature Event, is set to return to MGM COTAI Resort in Macau for another edition of gastronomic exploration, forging unbreakable bonds through singular, once-in-a-lifetime experiences, and celebrating the exceptional craftsmanship and hard-earned skills of select master chefs.

A formidable group of the biggest and brightest chefs in the world are dusting off their jackets and (and passports) to convene for the return of Culinary Masters. A celebrated gastronomic journey presented by Robb Report Hong Kong and MGM, the theme of MGM x RR1HK Culinary Masters Macau 2024, “Savor 700 Years of Silk Road Flavors: A Gastronomic Odyssey,” honours the extraordinary culinary traditions of the maritime and land routes of the Silk Road and the 700th anniversary of Marco Polo’s passing. Marco Polo’s legendary travels have inspired a moving feast like no other, and a host of exemplary chefs are setting course for an epicurean quest to reflect this year’s timely theme over a period of three thrilling days and two glamorous nights to be hosted at MGM COTAI, Macau (28–30 June 2024).

Featured Culinary Masters

The Venue

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MGM COTAI

MGM COTAI, located on the Cotai Strip, is recognised by the Forbes Five-Star Award as an extraordinary resort where guests are delighted by world-class dining, artistry, and entertainment. Within each of its eye-catching glistening towers and spectacular features, such as the dynamic atrium, exotic garden, and captivating art collection, the expansive venue is a remarkable space for immersive experiences, making MGM COTAI a truly unmatched choice as the destination to showcase Culinary Masters.

MACAU, A UNESCO CREATIVE CITY OF GASTRONOMY 

​The culinary diversity of Macau (Macao Special Administrative Region of the People’s Republic of China), stemming from the fusion of Sino-Portuguese traditions, has earned it the title of UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy. The city boasts iconic dishes such as Portuguese egg tarts and almond cookies, celebrated through various festivals and events. Additionally, Macau houses several  UNESCO World Heritage Sites that showcase its unique blend of Chinese and Western architecture. Among these are over 20 buildings in the Historic Centre of Macao; the Ruins of St. Paul’s, a church dating back to the 17th century; and A-Ma Temple, dedicated to sea goddess Mazu since the 15th century—all popular tourist destinations not to be missed.

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Partner

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Supporting Unit

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Sponsors

Experience Sponsors
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For Enquiries, please contact us at +852 6141 4384   or email iris.yeung@robbreport.hk

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