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The soaring interior of Grill 58: the restaurant overlooks MGM Cotai’s atrium through a glass canopy.

Mediterranean-inspired seafood and quality meat at MGM Cotai’s Grill 58

  • The menu is by Italian-Argentine chef Mauro Colagreco, who is behind three-Michelin starred Mirazur, a French Riviera eatery that is number one on The World’s Best 50 Best Restaurants list
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Renowned Italian-Argentine chef Mauro Colagreco is working his culinary magic on MGM Cotai’s open-air restaurant Grill 58. He is the man behind three-Michelin starred Mirazur, located on the French Riviera, which is also the number one restaurant on The World’s Best 50 Best Restaurants list.

The menu, designed by Colagreco who is famous for his Mediterranean cuisine and use of local and quality produce, offers meat sourced from ranchers in Australia, Japan, the United States and France, plus Mediterranean-inspired seafood dishes.

Tomahawk at Grill 58

The restaurant, which overlooks the resort’s atrium through an extensive glass canopy, features a Himalayan salt meat-ageing room, a 4,000-bottle wine cellar, a teppanyaki counter and two private teppanyaki rooms for those who want privacy while enjoying their meat cooked Japanese style.

We start the night with tomato and peach carpaccio, with langoustine, fresh almonds, spring onions and coriander, all the while captivated by digital art and videos showing on the giant high-definition LED screens. This Mediterranean-influenced starter is refreshing, the nutty flavour of the almonds adding a nice touch to the dish. Table bread with Menton lemon-infused olive oil is also served.

The next appetiser is cuttlefish stewed with codfish tripe, basil pesto and fresh green peas, which is tender and tasty. The dish carries a pleasant sweetness from the fresh green peas while the basil pesto in the codfish broth is subtle.

We pick the dry-aged Australian OP rib from the choice of steaks. It comes with charred leek and garlic purée. The steak, aged for more than 21 days, is nicely charred, and matches delightfully with a full-bodied, floral Malbec 2014 from the Achaval-Ferrer winery in Argentina.

For dessert, we have the Valrhona white chocolate mousse with yuzu-mango sorbet. The citrus sorbet and sweet white chocolate mousse balance each other well, making a very nice end to the evening.

Grill 58, Mezzanine, MGM Cotai, Avenida da Nave Desportiva, Cotai, Macau, +853 8806 2318

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