Yamazato at Hotel Okura Macau features traditional decor—think paper lanterns and wooden furnishings. The restaurant serves authentic Japanese cuisine, including sushi, sashimi, and teppanyaki, which can be accompanied by a selection of sake and Japanese beers.

Aji offers Nikkei cuisine, a fusion of Japanese and Peruvian flavours, ingredients and techniques that finds its roots in the Japanese immigrant communities of Peru. Think impeccable service and a modern, sophisticated ambiance.

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Mizumi offers a variety of sushi and sashimi using a range of premium ingredients, including rare types of fish and seasonal delicacies. Guests can watch the chefs at work at the sushi bar or dine in one of the private dining rooms.

Yoshimori Teppanyaki offers a range of classic teppanyaki dishes, including premium meats, seafood, and vegetables—come here for a flavourful and visually stunning meal.

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