New dining destinations across Jakarta, Bali, Bangkok, Macau, and Hong Kong in May 2024. Five dining destinations across Jakarta, Bali, Bangkok, Macau, and Hong Kong present a symphony of refined flavours to create unique gastronomic experiences.

1. Ojo Bangkok
   Nestled on the 76th level of the King Power Mahanakhon skyscraper, Ojo sets the bar high for dining destinations in Bangkok, and is literally the highest restaurant in the city.
2. Don Alfonso 1890
   Family-owned haute cuisine brand Don Alfonso recently opened its Macau outpost, Don Alfonso 1890. Nestled inside Palazzo Versace Macau, the restaurant presents the authentic flavours of Southern Italy in a lavish setting.
3. Lawry’s The Prime Rib Jakarta
   Californian upscale chain Lawry’s The Prime Rib made a long-anticipated comeback to Indonesia with Lawry’s The Prime Rib Jakarta. The restaurant promises indelible dining experiences rooted in tradition, while still embracing innovation. Iconic to the brand is the Silver Cart, by which freshly-carved prime rib is wheeled directly to the table. Highlights from the menu include the popular Lawry’s Cut, Vegas BBQ Ribs, and Salmon Rockefeller. The menu also has a variety of starters, soups, and sides. These offerings are presented in an elegant European-inspired setting, perfect for special occasions.
4. Bochord Hongkong
   Bochord, which means “library” in Old English, invites diners to explore multiple chapters of fine French gastronomy. The restaurant takes pride in its elegant ambiance inspired by vintage libraries, which is achieved through coffered ceilings, walnut wood panelling, and – unsurprisingly – built-in bookshelves.
5. Vagabondo
   The chic district of Petitenget in Bali welcomed a new destination for gastronomic wanderers: Vagabondo. Inspired by the vagabonds who revel in the freedom to explore the world, the establishment invites guests to enjoy the present while celebrating all things artistic.

Source:
https://www.prestigeonline.com/id/wine-dine/dining/dining-jakarta-bali-bangkok-macau-hong-kong-may-2024/