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Wynn Macau Restaurants, Bars and Lounges
Wynn Macau Casino Bars, Restaurants and Lounges: Dining, Relaxation and Evening Entertainment
Wynn Macau Restaurants, Bars and Lounges
At Wynn Macau, our restaurants, bars and lounges extend the experience of our land-based casino resort well beyond the gaming floor. We bring together refined Cantonese dining, international seafood, Sichuan and Northern Chinese cuisine, Japanese dishes, Italian favourites, authentic Chongqing hotpot and dedicated cocktail and coffee venues. Our dining collection ranges from relaxed all-day restaurants to Michelin-recognised signature dining, late-night venues and sophisticated lounges. Several restaurants are suitable for families, while selected venues located within or close to gaming areas apply higher age limits. Opening hours and access requirements vary by venue, allowing guests to choose anything from breakfast and afternoon tea to an elaborate dinner or cocktails after an evening in our casino.
Wing Lei at Wynn Macau
Wing Lei is our signature Cantonese fine-dining restaurant and one of the most distinguished dining experiences at Wynn Macau. The restaurant holds two Michelin stars and combines traditional Cantonese culinary techniques with premium ingredients and highly polished service. The interior is deliberately opulent, creating an elegant setting suited to formal lunches, celebratory dinners and private occasions. Our focus is on authentic Cantonese cooking presented with the refinement expected of a luxury integrated resort, making Wing Lei a natural choice when dining is intended to be a central part of the evening rather than simply a break from casino entertainment.
- • Lunch, Monday to Saturday: 11:30 am to 3:00 pm.
- • Lunch, Sunday and public holidays: 10:30 am to 3:30 pm.
- • Dinner: 6:00 pm to 11:00 pm.
- • Dress code: elegant casual. Hats and caps are not permitted; gentlemen should wear full-length trousers and should not wear sleeveless shirts or open-toe shoes.
- • Age policy: children aged five and above are welcome in the main restaurant. Guests of all ages may be accommodated in private dining rooms.
- • Reservations: advance booking is recommended, particularly for weekends, public holidays and special dining events.
Drunken Fish at Wynn Macau
Drunken Fish is our immersive international seafood restaurant overlooking Performance Lake. We place premium seafood at the centre of the experience, with ingredients sourced from different regions and prepared in a contemporary style. Floor-to-ceiling views towards Performance Lake combine dinner with the resort's fountain displays, while curved aquariums reinforce the underwater theme of the interior. One of the restaurant's most distinctive features is its live auction format, where selected fresh seafood and fine spirits can become part of an interactive dining experience. Drunken Fish also incorporates our Moutai-focused bar, with rare Moutai selections, Moutai-based cocktails and Chinese wines, making the venue suitable for both a full seafood dinner and drinks centred on Chinese spirits.
- • Opening days: Tuesday to Sunday.
- • Dinner: 5:30 pm to 11:00 pm.
- • Monday: closed.
- • Dress code: casual, although bathrobes and hotel slippers are not permitted and gentlemen should not wear open-toe shoes.
- • Age policy: children aged five and above are welcome. Guests of all ages may dine in private rooms.
- • Private dining: dedicated rooms are available for more secluded meals, subject to reservation and availability.
Quente! A Sichuan Bistrô at Wynn Macau
Quente! A Sichuan Bistrô is our vibrant casual restaurant focused on authentic Sichuan flavours. We combine traditional home-style recipes with contemporary interpretations, using characteristic ingredients such as Sichuan peppercorns, chilli and regional bean pastes. Signature-style dishes include chilli-oil fish, mapo tofu and dan dan noodles, while the atmosphere is more relaxed than our signature restaurants. The venue is particularly flexible because service begins with breakfast and continues into the evening, making it suitable for hotel guests, families and visitors looking for a casual meal between other resort activities.
- • Breakfast: 7:00 am to 11:00 am.
- • À la carte service: 11:00 am to 11:00 pm.
- • Dress code: casual.
- • Age policy: diners of all ages are welcome.
- • Reservations: available and useful for larger parties or busy dining periods.
Red 8 at Wynn Macau
Red 8 is our round-the-clock Chinese restaurant for guests who prefer flexible dining hours. The menu covers Cantonese and Northern Chinese dishes, including barbecue, Chiu Chow-inspired specialities, noodles, dumplings, congee and other familiar regional favourites. An open kitchen adds energy to the atmosphere and allows guests to see part of the preparation process. Its 24-hour operation makes Red 8 particularly convenient for late-night meals after gaming, an early meal before other resort activities or dining at times when most conventional restaurants are closed.
- • Opening hours: 24 hours a day.
- • Dress code: casual.
- • Age policy: diners must be aged 21 or above.
- • Dining style: relaxed table service with a broad Chinese menu suitable for full meals and late-night dining.
99 Noodles at Wynn Macau
99 Noodles is our casual Northern Chinese noodle restaurant, built around the variety and craft of traditional noodle dishes. Guests can combine different noodle styles with broths and ingredients, creating a meal that can range from light and straightforward to richer and more substantial. Options include Beijing-style la mein, knife-shaved noodles and distinctive regional noodle shapes, alongside additional hot and cold dishes. The bright Chinoiserie-inspired interior and relaxed service make the venue particularly well suited to an informal lunch, dinner or late-night meal during a visit to our gaming floor.
- • Opening hours: daily from 11:00 am to 2:00 am.
- • Dress code: casual.
- • Age policy: diners must be aged 21 or above.
- • Dining style: casual Chinese dining with a strong focus on noodles, broths and regional specialities.
Tekka at Wynn Macau
Tekka is our lively Japanese restaurant, combining several recognisable styles of Japanese cooking within one venue. The expansive open kitchen forms part of the atmosphere, with chefs preparing handmade ramen, charcoal-grilled yakitori, sushi and premium sashimi in view of the dining room. Binchotan charcoal is used for grilled items, adding a traditional element to the preparation. With service continuing until the early hours, Tekka works especially well for guests looking for Japanese dining before, during or after an evening in our land-based casino.
- • Opening days: Wednesday to Monday.
- • Opening hours: 12:00 pm to 2:00 am.
- • Tuesday: closed.
- • Dress code: casual.
- • Age policy: diners must be aged 21 or above.
Lakeside Trattoria at Wynn Macau
Lakeside Trattoria is our relaxed Italian restaurant overlooking Nam Van Lake. We serve throughout much of the day, beginning with breakfast and continuing through lunch, afternoon tea and dinner. The menu focuses on approachable Italian favourites such as Roman-style pizza, handmade fresh pasta and gelato, while the lake view gives the dining room a lighter and more leisurely atmosphere than our casino-adjacent restaurants. Its combination of all-age access and extended service hours makes Lakeside Trattoria particularly suitable for families, hotel guests, relaxed lunches, afternoon meetings and casual evening meals.
- • Semi-buffet breakfast: 7:00 am to 10:30 am.
- • À la carte breakfast: 7:00 am to 11:00 am.
- • Lunch: 11:00 am to 2:30 pm.
- • Afternoon tea: 2:30 pm to 5:30 pm.
- • Dinner: 6:00 pm to 10:30 pm.
- • Dress code: casual.
- • Age policy: diners of all ages are welcome.
Chaotianmen Hotpot at Wynn Macau
Chaotianmen Hotpot is our limited-time Chongqing hotpot concept centred on the traditional flavours and dining culture associated with the historic docks of Chongqing. The signature mala broth combines chilli heat with the numbing character of Sichuan pepper, while traditional beef-tallow preparation plays an important role in the concept. Carefully selected meats, seafood and other hotpot ingredients allow guests to build a shared meal around the simmering broth. The setting and presentation reference Chongqing heritage, making Chaotianmen Hotpot as much an immersive regional dining concept as a conventional hotpot restaurant.
- • Opening days: Thursday to Tuesday.
- • Lunch: 12:00 pm to 2:30 pm.
- • Dinner: 5:30 pm to 1:00 am.
- • Wednesday: closed.
- • Dress code: casual.
- • Age policy: diners of all ages are welcome.
- • Availability: this is a limited-time dining concept, so operating dates may change.
Bar Cristal at Wynn Macau
Bar Cristal is our classic cocktail and champagne bar, designed around a sophisticated and romantic evening atmosphere. Its defining interior feature is an antique 19th-century French chandelier complemented by gilt-framed mirrors and decorative glasswork. The drinks concept includes cocktails, fine wines, whiskies and champagne, making the bar particularly suited to pre-dinner drinks, a quieter evening conversation or cocktails after time on the casino floor. The overall character is refined rather than club-oriented, with the interior itself forming a significant part of the experience.
- • Current status: Bar Cristal is closed until further notice.
- • Dress code when operating: casual.
- • Age policy: guests must be aged 18 or above.
- • Drinks focus: cocktails, champagne, wine and whisky.
Cinnebar at Wynn Macau
Cinnebar is our flexible lounge concept that changes character between daytime and evening. During Daylight Roasts, the emphasis is on handcrafted coffee, pastries and speciality coffee drinks, creating a relaxed daytime setting. In the evening, Starlight Toasts shifts the focus towards music, cocktails and Cantonese-inspired flavours, including cocktails developed around regional ingredients and ideas. This day-to-night format distinguishes Cinnebar from a conventional hotel bar and gives guests a choice between a daytime coffee lounge and a late-evening drinks venue within the same setting.
- • Daylight Roasts: daily from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm.
- • Starlight Toasts: daily from 4:00 pm to 1:00 am.
- • Dress code: casual.
- • Age policy: guests must be aged 18 or above.
- • Format: coffee-led lounge by day and cocktail-led lounge in the evening.
Wynn Macau Restaurants and Bars: Opening Hours and Best Occasions
Our dining collection at Wynn Macau covers everything from breakfast and informal Chinese meals to signature fine dining, hotpot and late-night cocktails. Guests can choose venues according to the time of day, atmosphere and style of cuisine, while selected restaurants remain open well beyond conventional dinner hours. Family-friendly restaurants sit alongside venues restricted to adult guests, reflecting the different locations and formats within our land-based casino resort. The table below provides a practical overview of the main restaurants, bars and lounges and their current operating schedules.
| Establishment | Best for / occasion | Opening hours |
|---|---|---|
| Wing Lei | Fine dining, celebrations, business dinners and private meals | Lunch Mon–Sat 11:30 am–3:00 pm; Sun and public holidays 10:30 am–3:30 pm; dinner 6:00 pm–11:00 pm |
| Drunken Fish | Seafood dinners, Performance Lake views, Moutai and interactive dining | Tue–Sun 5:30 pm–11:00 pm; closed Monday |
| Quente! A Sichuan Bistrô | Breakfast, family meals and casual Sichuan dining | Breakfast 7:00 am–11:00 am; à la carte 11:00 am–11:00 pm |
| Red 8 | Chinese meals, late-night dining and flexible meal times | Open 24 hours daily |
| 99 Noodles | Handmade noodles, informal meals and late-night dining | Daily 11:00 am–2:00 am |
| Tekka | Japanese ramen, yakitori, sushi, sashimi and late dinners | Wednesday–Monday 12:00 pm–2:00 am; closed Tuesday |
| Lakeside Trattoria | Family breakfast, Italian dining, afternoon tea and relaxed dinners | Breakfast from 7:00 am; lunch 11:00 am–2:30 pm; afternoon tea 2:30 pm–5:30 pm; dinner 6:00 pm–10:30 pm |
| Chaotianmen Hotpot | Shared hotpot meals, groups and authentic Chongqing flavours | Thursday–Tuesday: lunch 12:00 pm–2:30 pm; dinner 5:30 pm–1:00 am; closed Wednesday |
| Bar Cristal | Romantic drinks, cocktails, champagne, wine and whisky | Currently closed until further notice |
| Cinnebar | Coffee by day and cocktails with music at night | Daylight Roasts 10:00 am–3:00 pm; Starlight Toasts 4:00 pm–1:00 am daily |
Frequently Asked Questions
We accept advance reservations for many of our restaurants, and booking ahead is particularly useful for signature dining, weekends, public holidays and limited-time culinary events. For our Michelin-starred and especially popular venues, planning several days to several weeks ahead provides more choice of dining times. Special events and promotional menus can have limited capacity, so their availability may differ from standard restaurant reservations. Walk-in availability depends on the restaurant, time and current occupancy.
Many of our restaurants provide vegetarian and vegan dishes, while gluten-free choices are available at a number of venues. Our chefs can often adapt individual dishes where the recipe and kitchen procedures allow. Guests with food allergies or specific dietary requirements should make these needs clear when booking and again when ordering so the restaurant team can advise on the most appropriate options. Because ingredients and preparation methods differ between cuisines and venues, individual requests are assessed according to the selected dish rather than through one standard resort-wide menu.
Private dining is available at selected signature restaurants and is particularly suited to celebrations, business dinners and more discreet group meals. At Drunken Fish, we have two private dining rooms, each designed for groups of up to ten guests, while larger arrangements can be discussed directly with the restaurant team. Private rooms can also affect age arrangements at selected restaurants; for example, Wing Lei and Drunken Fish can welcome guests of all ages in their private dining spaces even though their main dining rooms apply a minimum age of five. Availability depends on the date, party size and restaurant schedule.
Personal photographs taken from the table are generally permitted provided they do not disturb other guests. Flash photography should be avoided, and photographs should not intentionally include other diners without their permission. Professional photography, organised filming, videography or live streaming requires prior approval from the restaurant management. These guidelines help us maintain privacy and the intended atmosphere of our restaurants while still allowing guests to keep personal memories of their dining experience.
Yes. We regularly incorporate limited-time menus, chef collaborations, festive dining experiences and other culinary events into our restaurant programme. Where reservations are available, capacity may be restricted and places are generally allocated according to the conditions of the individual event. The menu, schedule, participating chefs, drinks pairings and booking requirements can differ from normal restaurant service. Limited-time concepts such as Chaotianmen Hotpot may also have their own operating period, so the current restaurant schedule takes precedence over older dining information.