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A Bavarian taste in Macau

Oscar Guijarro by Oscar Guijarro
Mon 27 Sep 2021 at 17:07
IAG announces Paulaner Wirtshaus Macau as venue and “MADtoberfest!” as theme for 10th edition of Macau After Dark

Paulaner Wirtshaus Macau.

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As October approaches, those in search of the perfect spot to join the scores of beer lovers celebrating Oktoberfest could do far worse than include Paulaner Wirtshaus Macau on their must visit list.

Located in Taipa Village, the restaurant brings the very essence of the Bavarian culinary culture to the entertainment hub of Macau. And when it comes to beer, of course Paulaner Wirtshaus has you covered!

Taipa Village, the hidden pearl between the top-notch resorts in Cotai and its suburban-styled expansion, continues to offer a solace for visitors and locals looking for an alternative to the bright lights of the Strip. And at the very heart of it, the three-story Paulaner Wirtshaus Macau is a great venue to enjoy some of the most renowned German delicacies.

Either chilling on the rooftop to take in spectacular city views, enjoying the excitement of the main bar or simply soaking up the tranquillity of the wood-panelled dining room, Paulaner Wirtshaus Macau takes you on a journey to the Oktoberfest-inspired ambience of Bavaria itself.

The restaurant’s catalogue of beverages features seven signature beers brewed through a diverse and sophisticated array of procedures and always in line with the standards that made the brand Paulaner an icon for the most popular drink in Munich.

Furthermore, the beverage offer is crafted and selected to pair seamlessly with the dishes cooked up by Chef Cristiano da Silva. Bavarian cuisine is styled in large plates and pans for sharing with friends, and in that spirit live the preparations we can find in Paulaner Wirtshaus. A selection of sausages, assorted platters with cold cuts and cheese, hamburgers or pork knuckle are among the many recognizable dishes on the menu and sure to send you home satisfied!

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Oscar Guijarro

Oscar Guijarro

Oscar Guijarro is Deputy Editor of Inside Asian Gaming. He worked on communication in his motherland Spain until 2010, when a six-month stay in Shanghai turned into a full relocation to Macau some years later. His two-decade experience ranges subjects such as lifestyle, economy and technology from a multi-media approach.

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