Macau's unique architectural relics are key design elements. The Interior space is furnished with elements of the cultural heritage of Ruínas de São Paulo, Senado Square, Portuguese-style tiles, church stained glass, and other vintage materials. All these reveal Macau's unique Chinese-European colonial history. The restaurant contains a private dining compartment named ‘TATO’ and the main dining hall. ‘TATO’ includes a semi-circular open kitchen around a pillar figurative of the outlook of the Macao Tower. The main dining hall is a modern vintage space paved with marble stone floors reminding of the flagstone street of Senado Square. The geometric structure above the drinking bar draws you to a Macao in the ’50s whereas the church stained glass screens brighten up the free seating area. A quiet dining corner is built in the context of the historic Ruínas de São Paulo against a Portuguese tiled feature wall.

A sight-seeing concept fulfills the government’s mission to sustain innovative thinking to shape Macao into a hospitable city of tourism and leisure. Interior is the epitome of the peninsula’s unique Chinese-European history. Remarkable architectural features are included in a modern style.

Located at Macau Fisherman’s Wharf, the largest leisure and themed entertainment complex, where visitors experience versatile entertainment, unique culture, and food. ‘Soda Port’ offers a unique hospitality experience that allows diners to appreciate the city’s cultural essence under one roof.

Leased to Portugal for over 400 years, it has left behind a heritage of colonial culture, art, and architecture. Overall design aims at conserving this unique Chinese-European culture and incorporating it into its’ modern life. Its’ form revolves around a variety of architectural relics.

Monique Lee, the design director of Mas Studio Limited, and her team are responsible for the interior design of the project.

The open kitchen is symbolic of the modern Macao tower while the dining hall is the epitome of Macao’s history. The floor design reminds me of the flagstone street of Senado Square. A nostalgic bar, church stained glass screens, and historic Ruínas de São Paulo all reveal its’ unique architectural features.