Blind Tiger — Restaurant in Cotai Landfill Zone

During our recent stay at the W Macau in July, we found ourselves returning to this venue every night, drawn by its vibrant atmosphere and engaging entertainment. One of the highlights of our visit was the night when a renowned Hong Kong DJ spun classic Cantonese pop songs from the 90s. The nostalgia was palpable, transporting us back to a time filled with memorable melodies and cherished memories.

Although we aren't typically cocktail enthusiasts, we were pleasantly surprised by the excellent selection of wines available, particularly those from Ningxia, China. These wines offered a unique and delightful tasting experience, and we wholeheartedly recommend trying them during your visit.

Overall, our nights at this venue were filled with great music, a welcoming ambiance, and exceptional wine – a perfect way to unwind after a day of...

We wanted a night cap before turning in for the day and chose to enjoy some cocktails at the hotel.

We got the puff pastry flavored spirits, portuguese egg tart cocktail and the sweet rice flavoured spirit, corn silk tea, yuzu. The portuguese egg tart cocktail was very strong (as the bartender had warned us). I couldn't taste the Portuguese egg tart flavour or the puff pastry. It just tasted of very strong liquor. If you are into strong drinks that is the one for you. The sweet rice flavoured spirit did indeed taste like sikhye. I could taste a hint of the yuzu.

Atmosphere was very chill and dark seductive. The waitress was really nice and helpful. Very good for relaxing but the drinks were...

If there was a way to convince the Michelin board to give this place a star, I would do everything in my power to do so. The scenic view, the wonderfully crafted drinks, the absolute S tier staff (especially my boy, Fernando the G.O.A.T) has made my first trip to Macau and absolute top 5 memory. Truly this place was a...