Robuchon au Dôme crowns the Grand Lisboa with its iconic 19‑metre domed windows and spectacular 131,500‑crystal chandelier. Executive chef Julien Tongourian, a 25‑year protégé of the late Joël Robuchon, continues to define French haute cuisine in Macau with a philosophy rooted in simplicity and purity of flavour. Tongourian’s tasting menus emphasise quality over ostentation. Signature dishes include Le Caviar de Sologne with king crab and cauliflower‑cream ravioli, langoustine with caviar, and the legendary pommes purée. Each plate showcases Robuchon’s maxim that bold flavours thrive on precision – never more than three distinct tastes per dish. Dessert arrives by trolley, a parade of pastries and confections, while one of Asia’s largest wine cellars – over 17,800 labels strong – offers impeccable pairings for every course, including the final sweet note.

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