Chef's signature過橋米線
Crossing-Bridge NoodlesScalding chicken broth poured over rice noodles, ham and quail egg at the table.

Lóngtíng/long-ting/
A Yunnan-and-Sichuan kitchen, table by table.
The Kunming PourMacau · A lantern-lit lane in the old quarterBegin with the Kunming Pour, then let the table move between Yunnan fragrance and Sichuan fire.
98°C · Poured from 40cm · 8 secondsOrder it first. The rest of dinner arranges itself around it.
Chicken broth held at ninety-eight degrees, carried to the table under a film of oil that keeps the heat in. It goes into the bowl from a height — rice noodles, ham, quail egg, chrysanthemum — and cooks in front of you in eight seconds.

Charcoal-grilled and finished simply, while the season lasts.
Eight seats facing the wok. The kitchen shapes a seasonal sequence for the table and finishes each course within view.

Tea can begin the meal, follow it, or become the reason to stay.
The list stays close to Yunnan: raw and ripe pu'er, white tea and Dian hong, brewed by the pot at the table.

Pots are refreshed through the meal.

Three distinct settings for counter dining, a round table or a larger gathering.

Eight seats facing the wok, with a kitchen-led menu for the table.
Eight seats · enquire
A round table behind a carved screen, set apart from the main dining room.
Private dining · enquire
A larger lantern-lit room arranged for shared dishes and long-table evenings.
Groups · enquireLongting is imagined for a lantern-lit lane in Macau's old quarter. This fictional page does not publish an address or accept restaurant bookings.
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Dinner in the main room · weekend lunch · tea through the meal
