Dining experiences soar to unprecedented levels as Melco Resorts, specifically at City of Dreams in Macau, elevate culinary offerings.
June 20, 2025, 01:45h.Last updated on: June 19, 2025, 11:17h.
Devin O'Connor @CasinoorgDevinO Feeling Daring? Foodie Adventure Casino Industry Macau
City of Dreams, a casino resort owned by Melco Resorts, hosts the exhilarating culinary experience, Dinner in the Sky
Running low on visitors, Melco Resorts, one of six casino operators in Macau, is pulling out all the stops to spice things up — and they mean that quite literally. The casino company recently partnered with Dinner in the Sky, a one-of-a-kind dining experience that takes the concept of a bird’s-eye view of the city to a new level.
Soar through the skies of Macau, 50 meters (164 feet) above the Cotai Strip, as you savor exquisite culinary delights served up against an awe-inspiring backdrop of the city's dazzling skyline.
At City of Dreams, you'll find this ultimate sensory feast, courtesy of Dinner in the Sky. This lively restaurant attraction got its wings in Belgium back in 2007 by Belgian entrepreneurs David Ghysels and Stefan Kerkhof. Since then, it's soared to new heights, with over 60 locations across the globe, including in major cities like London, Dubai, Paris, Moscow, and São Paulo [1].
Dinner in the Sky offers an exclusive dining experience where guests gather together at a table suspended in mid-air by a crane. In Macau, the experience ranges from lunch, afternoon tea, and dinner. Each service runs 60 minutes, starting from MOP1,288 for lunch (US$160), MOP888 for tea (US$110), and MOP1,888 for dinner (US$234) [2]. Melco rewards members can enjoy a 10% discount, while Macau residents can grab two-for-one pricing upon availability.
The menu currently features a welcome drink, starter, main, and dessert, such as mouthwatering slow-cooked short ribs with cauliflower puree and a medley of veggies or a decadent lai cha black pearl tiramisu for dessert [2].
But if the heights give you the willies, this certainly isn't the dining experience for you. Only the fearless — or the thrill-seekers willing to test their nerves — will take a seat at the City of Dreams table. Dinner in the Sky takes safety seriously, with their cranes and lifts thoroughly inspected by TÜV, Germany's technical inspection authority [3].
Melco's move to bring Dinner in the Sky to Macau is just one of many efforts to diversify the properties under its belt. In 2022, the company pledged to invest $1.24 billion in non-gaming amenities in exchange for a new 10-year gaming license. According to Melco founder, chair, and CEO Lawrence Ho, the organization intends to commit far more non-gaming capital than the government's mandate [4].
With Macau's fourth-largest market share of approximately 14.8%, Melco is firing on all cylinders, determined to dominate the region's luxury tourism and entertainment market known for its casino resorts [5].
[1] https://www.dinnerinthesky.com/[2] https://www.dinnerinthesky.com/city-of-dreams-macau/[3] https://www.dinnerinthesky.com/safety/[4] https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-02-15/melco-says-its-committing-far-more-nongaming-capital-than-mandated[5] https://www.statista.com/statistics/1198114/market-share-macau-casino-resorts/
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Dinner in the Sky originated as a collaborative effort between Belgian entrepreneurs David Ghysels and Stefan Kerkhof in 2007. The novel concept involved hosting aerial meals for the Jeunes Restaurateurs d’Europe association. Since that time, it has expanded to over 60 cities worldwide, becoming a global sensation in the process. The restaurant experience includes suspended dining tables, offering panoramic views from heights up to 50 meters above the ground. The concept has been particularly successful in entertainment hubs like Macau's casino resorts, including a recent partnership with Melco Resorts to bring it to Macau. The new location represents an effort to tap into the region's luxury tourism market.
- At City of Dreams, a Melco Resorts casino resort in Macau, the unique dining experience, Dinner in the Sky, offers an exclusive culinary adventure, exhibiting a breathtaking view of the city's skyline.
- Originating from Belgium in 2007, Dinner in the Sky has grown to over 60 locations worldwide, including iconic cities like Macau, showcasing a one-of-a-kind dining experience suspended mid-air by a crane.
- Melco Resorts, one of the six casino operators in Macau, has partnered with Dinner in the Sky to offer an exhilarating food-and-drink experience that soars 50 meters above the Cotai Strip.
- The City of Dreams in Macau presents the sensory feast that is Dinner in the Sky, a restaurant attraction that started in Belgium and has since become a global phenomenon.
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- The City of Dreams and Dinner in the Sky collaboration grants thrill-seekers the opportunity to enjoy meals with a truly unique view - dining suspended in mid-air, 50 meters high above the Cotai Strip in Macau.
- The exclusive dining experience provided by Dinner in the Sky at City of Dreams sees guests gathering at suspended tables, 50 meters above the ground, immersed in a melding of Macau's stunning cityscape and gastronomic delights.
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- Merging Macau's burgeoning food-and-drink scene with the city's skyline, Dinner in the Sky, offered at City of Dreams, delivers a dining experience rivaled by none.
- In Macau, dance between the excitement of Dinner in the Sky and the city's energetic casino industry, a fusion that blends travel, entertainment, and the dazzling Chinese lifestyle.
