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One team
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uccess it is not a matter of chance but a fair result of one’s effort.
and if anyone strives to be a leading contributor for the
industry is the sands macao food and beverage team.
We spoiled ourselves to find out.
Casinos, casinos, casinos…it’s time we took closer look at what
macau has to offer because there are teams of people dedicated to adding
value to the more obvious attractions.
sands macao’s food and beverage team are a perfect example as they
strive to add value and make the city a dining destination that asia can
be proud of.
“The more challenging the market becomes, the more diverse the
market is and the more guests are willing to explore what we offer,’’ says
mr. antonio Guijarro, from sands macao Hotel Operations and Food
and Public servants, who were not able to savor the mouth watering
and Beverage.
dishes at sands, will now have that opportunity”, mr. Guijarro explains.
With a wide range of restaurants his team has created an indoor
This access comes along with very appealing prices already being
range of food options to die for.
practiced. The Buffet Lunch at only mOP108, the Wine buffet at only
mOP88, and the Golden Court’s Dim sum specials at only mOP18
First things first
Food is already being served. still, sands F&B team is aware that a great
meal can turn out to be a fantastic experience if you add some valuable
details to it, such as a dash of excitement.
“The variety of entertainment at Xanadu Lounge, right at the heart
of our Casino, offers between 12 to 15 hours of non-stop stage action
with live music and dance. This entertainment is one-of-a-kind in
macau,” Guijarro highlights.
entertainment is essential as an integrated service to tailor-made
events, like weddings, parties, banquets or business events. “sands’
contribution to the tourism industry is directing all of our actions,”
mr. Guijarro continues. Besides the Xanadu Lounge stage action, the
new jazz sensation group playing at The view “Big small trio” (double
base, piano and drum) and featured Jazz artist adds that little extra
to the Lounge’s chic environment. small and medium scale functions
copa Steak house Executive chef Toni Mak have their place pool-side, at Reflections, or The view Lounge. if you’re
thinking big, over 600 guests, the Ballroom or Theatre are conveniently
Behind the scenes
accessed from the Hotel.
so, what’s the secret of sands’ success? mr. Guijarro has the answer:
“to be side-by-side with the best, you have to be willing to learn from “Food quality and service have to have a perfect and most harmonised
them,’’ says executive Chef toni mak. sands macao food and beverage relationship, they are integrated services and, to add value to the industry,
has one of the most creative teams who are always looking for something you have to take care of the guest, his family and his their well-being.
new to bring to the kitchen. simple, just put first things first. For sands’ macao food and beverage
“We’re always looking for local talent and we’re always pushing the team, the most important elements are people, product, consistency,
bar further higher by engaging our chefs and their teams in competitions passion, innovation and value for money,’’ mr. Guijarro reveals.
to promote team building and a spirit of motivation,’’ mr. Guijarro says.
although the sands team has won several competitions, including the
prestigious mORs Gold Pin and the HOFeX – asian international
exhibition of Food & Drink, Hotel, Restaurant & Food service,
equipment, supplies & service, they know it is not just about winning,
but developing a sense of pride.
Family style
From the Pérola Portuguese restaurant, to the Golden Court which
specialises in traditional Cantonese cuisine, cooking here is done from
the heart, even the fast food style of 888 Gourmet Food Court offers
family style meal, knows how to get it right.
in fact, coming very soon, sands is creating a family access for both
2nd floor, where the 888 Gourmet Buffet and Food Court are located,
and 3rd floor, where the guests can choose between Golden Court,
Pérola, and Copa. “With this new family access project both Families
Reflections
March 2010
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