Small Plates

  • Bolinhos De Bacalhau

    £8.80
  • Vegetable Spring Roll

    £7.00
  • Classic Polvo

    £9.90
  • Chef's Spicy Polvo

    £10.90
  • Chef's Crispy Salad

    £8.70

主菜

  • Minchi

    £16.50
  • Golden Chicken Bafassa

    £17.90
  • Caril De Porco

    £18.90

Chef's Signature

  • Signature Coconut Duck

    £20.00
  • Chef's Vegan Coconut Duck

    £17.90

Extra Bides

  • Bowl Of Steamed Rice

    £3.20
  • Chilli Sauce Of The Day

    £1.70

Mains, 主菜

  • Classic Minchi

    £16.50
  • Chicken Pongteh

    £17.90

Large Plates

  • Congee Of The Day

    $
  • Burasian Squid

    £17.90
  • Classic Minchi

    £14.90
  • Chef's Spicy Minchi

    £17.90

Plant Based

  • Chef's Vegan Duck

    £17.90

Others

  • 苹果苏打

    $
  • Chef's Vegan Duck

    $
  • Macau Kitchen Flor De Sal

    £16.00
  • Golden Bacalhau

    £28.00
  • Chef's Braised Lamb

    $
  • Chef's Spicy Crispy Chicken

    $
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Macau Kitchen offers a rare and captivating culinary journey through the lens of Progressive Macanese Cuisine-a fusion style deeply rooted in Portuguese and Chinese influences, subtly infused with South Asian, African, and Malay spices. Located in the heart of Edinburgh, this intimate dining spot brings one of Asia’s most underrepresented cuisines to the UK with both authenticity and innovation.

The Macau Kitchen - Progressive Macanese Cuisine Menu is a thoughtfully curated blend of traditional dishes reimagined with modern flair. The Minchi, a Macanese comfort staple made with minced beef or pork, comes with fragrant jasmine rice and a perfectly runny fried egg. It’s rich and deeply satisfying, balancing umami with a touch of sweetness. Another standout is the African Chicken, a beloved Macanese icon here elevated with silky peanut and coconut curry sauce, accompanied by crispy potatoes and crusty bread-excellent for soaking up every drop.

Vegetarian diners aren’t overlooked either. Dishes like the Tamarind Eggplant with puffed rice and the grilled seasonal vegetables with spicy soy glaze reflect a commitment to bold, plant-forward offerings. Small plates such as Macanese-style Bacalhau (salt cod fritters) and chilli prawn wontons showcase the global roots of Macanese cuisine and are perfect for sharing.

What makes Macau Kitchen stand apart is its progressive approach-not just replicating Macanese recipes but evolving them. Each plate is a creative narrative, guided by tradition but not bound by it. The staff is knowledgeable and enthusiastic, eager to explain the cultural background of each dish, enhancing the overall experience.

If you’re searching for a culinary experience that’s both historically rich and refreshingly original, Macau Kitchen is a must-visit in Edinburgh. The menu is a masterclass in cross-cultural cuisine done right.