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laxed atmosphere. The staff will help you to order a meal that suits your taste; the eggplant
(aubergine) with chilli and garlic and the sizzling chilli prawns are delicious.
ABERDEEN
Jumbo Floating Restaurant $$-$$$ Aberdeen Harbour, tel: [phone],
www.jumbo.com.hk , Mon-Sat 11am-11.30pm, Sun 9am-11.30pm. This huge floating res-
taurant with fantastic decor has long been a tourist attraction. The fare includes seafood and
other Cantonese dishes. It is certainly overrated, but it's a popular experience. There's a free
shuttle boat from the Aberdeen promenade.
Top Deck At The Jumbo $$-$$$ Jumbo Kingdom, Sham Wan Pier Drive, Aberdeen, tel:
2552 3331 . Disembark at the Jumbo when you see the golden dragons and head upstairs to
the Top Deck. Decor is elegant oriental and the food is international - Asian and European
dishes and buckets of fresh seafood. Perfect for a long lunch followed by drinks, lounging
on sofas on the deck overlooking millionaires' yachts and humble sampans . Book ahead for
weekend brunch buffet with free-flowing bubbly from 11.30am.
MACAU
Clube Militar de Macau $$$ Av. da Praia Grande 795, tel: [phone],
www.clubemilitardemacau.net , daily noon-3pm, 7-11pm. The atmospheric dining hall of
the 1870 Clube Militar de Macau, with its high ceilings and arched windows, is a rare
glimpse into the past. The extensive menu offers excellent Portuguese cuisine.
Nga Tim Café $$ 8 Rua Caetano, Coloane Village, Coloane, tel: [phone] , daily
11.30am-midnight. Located on the central village square, in front of the Chapel of St Fran-
cis Xavier, this alfresco café is a place to kick back, take in old Macau and enjoy Chinese
and Macanese classics.
O Porto Interior $$ Rua do Almirante Sergio 259B, tel: [phone], daily noon-11pm.
On the Inner Harbour, not far from the Maritime Museum, this restaurant is notable for its
colonnaded facade and walls covered with azulejos and carved wooden grilles. The care-
fully prepared Macanese dishes are excellent value.